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Finance Bill 2026: From the Seanad
Pearse Doherty 8 Jul 2026
everything will be kept under review. We need to cut through that spin. The reality is that this legislation, in effect, commits the State to price increases without a single shred of visibility as to where fuel prices will be in the future. Let us look … rise, the doors of Leinster House will be locked and Ministers will head off on their summer holidays. Their parting gift to ordinary Irish people across the State will be to have locked in fuel price increases that will hit them in their pockets. By Christmas, they will
Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2026: Committee and Remaining Stages
Eoin Ó Broin 8 Jul 2026
last year, ratcheted up to 9.2% and then 9.4% in March and April, and levelled off in May at 8%. The Minister of State said that these measures would not just bring down the cost of delivery but bring down the cost of purchasing or renting as well … before gifting developers another €20,000 to €30,000 in a VAT reduction that the apartments that were under construction last year, this year and early next year clearly did not need. They were already viable. To be clear, what the Minister of State is doing here
Leaders' Questions
Simon Harris 2 Jul 2026
gift to agree a budget, so why not do that and provide that certainty to our citizens and businesses and to those who wish to invest when there is so much uncertainty in the world? Ireland's job will be to intensively engage with member states
Waste Management (Single Household Waste Collection Service) Bill 2026: Second Stage [Private Members]
Mark Ward 16 Jul 2026
need to stop because they are affecting all our communities. In response to a parliamentary question of mine, the Minister for the environment stated that over €27 million is given to local authorities for anti-dumping initiatives. In 2025, South Dublin County Council alone, in my own area … again until October. We have youth health issues and environmental issues with nitrous oxide. The Government really needs to take this seriously. I gift-wrapped the solution but the Government kicked it down the road. Sinn Féin is happy to support this Bill. The process of returning waste
Apology following the publication of the Report of the South East Commission of Investigation: Statements
Mary Lou McDonald 14 Jul 2026
very tough times, and sticking together no matter what. You were up against it all, including the terrible pain and injustice when State authorities that should have done everything to protect you from this monster let you down catastrophically, leaving you in harm's way. Those with … blackmailed innocent boys. Kenneally was insidious. He exploited the pure innocence of these boys. Jason Clancy and Colin Power tell how Kenneally gifted them brand new Liverpool and Manchester United jerseys. To Kevin Keating, it was American football magazines. To Paul Walsh, it was Nike runners. To other
Ireland's EU Presidency: Statements
Sinéad Gibney 1 Jul 2026
competitiveness funding to include military spending and defence industry support, respectively. This will have the effect of benefiting our most developed member states, which are home to the arms factories where this funding will be funnelled. This is all while small businesses operating outside the military space will … Zelenskyy, speaking earlier today in Dublin Castle, "it's so important to keep promises". These are not optional extras. They are not a gift or an act of charity. These are our legal and moral obligation to act, and Europe has utterly failed in that legal and moral
Postal and Telecommunications Services (Amendment) Bill 2026: Second Stage
Shane Moynihan 7 Jul 2026
leis na seirbhísí a chuireann sé ar fáil do phobal na tíre agus é ag claochlú i gcónaí. I thank the Minister of State for bringing the Bill to the House. I thank him also for his engagement with my colleagues from Dublin and me and with postmasters … postal deliveries in my constituency in recent months, it caused real disruption for older people, not just in terms of birthday cards and gifts but also missed hospital appointments. While a hospital might call people to appointments by email, many older people wait for a letter to provide
Apology following the publication of the Report of the South East Commission of Investigation: Statements
Simon Harris 14 Jul 2026
many opportunities to intervene were lost. Too many people who should have been protected were instead left vulnerable. The systems of church, State and society that should have safeguarded children failed in their most basic and profound duty and the consequence of that failure was that abuse continued … intelligent and manipulative and an expert at grooming children by developing trust and affection but also using fear.... He used alcohol, money and gifts to assist in grooming and in the commission of the offences. Many of these boys had never consumed alcohol before being introduced
Ireland's EU Presidency: Statements
John McGuinness 1 Jul 2026
textile mills, run by a family since 1778, the Cushendale Woollen Mills. It was successful in the procurement process to provide a corporate gift of a scarf for those who will participate in the EU Presidency. I mention this because it is of significance to how a family … European Union. The bureaucracy of the European Union has run away with itself and it has become more important than European states, and it has put the citizen in a second-class place. That has to be corrected and that is what I hope will happen during
Apology following the publication of the Report of the South East Commission of Investigation: Statements
Micheál Martin 14 Jul 2026
compromising positions - using these to blackmail the boys into keeping silent. He regularly used restraints on children, and employed alcohol, money and gifts to assist in grooming and in the commission of his awful offences. One of the tasks that Mr. Justice White was asked to complete … gravity of his offences through the "smokescreen" of a referral to a psychiatrist. Based on the very clear evidence, Mr. Justice White states that the failure of acting chief superintendent Cashman and to a lesser extent acting superintendent P.J. Hayes after December 1987 to conduct a proper investigation

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