Search the record

thank the Deputy for the question. In my time taking Leaders' Questions in this House, and let somebody fact check me if I am wrong, I do not ever recall being asked a question about job creation by an Opposition Member during the Leaders' Questions slot, which

misrepresentation of those missions and the missions the Government purportedly wants to go on, so I will delve into some of them. At Leaders' Questions earlier, the Taoiseach made great statements about how Irish troops had been instrumental in delivering humanitarian aid to Chad. I agree

Deputy Ó Broin, please. Your leader will respond to the Taoiseach. It is Leaders' Questions

shingles vaccine. That is very welcome. I remember on one of my first days in this House I mentioned that in a Leaders' Question, and I am delighted to see that somebody listened to me on that side of the House. Every now and again I have

Time is up. That concludes Leaders' Questions

delivered the price had moved and it only moves up. We heard earlier across the Chamber that the Tánaiste promised during Leaders' Questions two weeks ago, before the budget, that help was on the way. Help to fill a tank with oil amounted to a paltry €43 reduction

standstill. However, for PAYE workers, workers on low pay, carers and children in poverty, it is a very different story. During Leaders’ Questions in this Chamber two weeks ago, the Tánaiste told me that "help is on the way". Help for whom? There is no help

PSNI's advice, which seems to be a complete misread of the situation. I heard the Taoiseach speak about it this week during Leaders' Question. He suggested that people were demonising the chief constable. That is not the case. We can call out an act that is wrong