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Seanad: Gnó an tSeanaid - Business of Seanad (14 May 2019)

Paul Coghlan: ...of the House today, he proposes to raise the following matter:The need for the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade to make a statement on the cases of two Irish families who were refused work visas abroad, the first in New Zealand, on the ground that one of the family's children has Down's syndrome, and the second in Australia, on the ground that the family's son has cystic fibrosis;...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on European Union Affairs: Position of Member States on Withdrawal of the UK from the EU: Discussion (8 Nov 2016)

Paul Coghlan: ...of the EU and all of its member states in that regard, does he not see any room for compromise on the four freedoms? I noticed from Prime Minister May's visit to India that the question of visas came up. I think the UK will need a larger workforce and it will have to give something in return for that. We all will wish to hold Britain in the Single Market if possible. In the context...

Seanad: Tourism Sector: Motion (1 Jun 2011)

Paul Coghlan: ...promotional campaign; a special fares promotions from Irish Rail; and other initiatives from Fáilte Ireland. — the introduction by the Minister for Justice and Law Reform of Ireland's formal visa waiver programme, which will facilitate and encourage tourism to Ireland from key emerging markets; — notes the significant value of the recent visits to this State by Queen Elizabeth II and...

Seanad: Tourism Sector: Statements (21 Oct 2010)

Paul Coghlan: ...many non-EU nationals to work in the hospitality sector. Consideration must be given to this matter. We need to reduce administration costs and deal with the complexities relating to Irish visitor visas. We must also roll out high-capacity broadband to the regions, particularly as a lack of access to this facility is affecting some of those involved in tourism. Action must be taken in...

Seanad: Quarterly National Household Survey: Statements. (2 Nov 2005)

Paul Coghlan: ...will not solve the problem. The Immigrant Council of Ireland has pointed out that we have developed and are perpetuating a two-tier system of migrant workers. On the one hand, we have those on work visas who are generally in better jobs with their families by their side, who are better paid and valued by the State. On the other hand, there are individuals with no families, who are lower...