Archive for the category: ‘Statements’
Teacher’s Conferences
15th April, 2009
I would not be doing the job that I am doing without 2 brilliant teachers. Education is the silver bullet. I sincerely believe that it......
Read More >Fame at Last
14th April, 2009
Maman Poulet has been good enough to recognise my efforts in the blogging world. Maman, you are right all the twitterings, blogging and thoughts......
Read More >Why do Irish Politicians Not Write More Books
14th April, 2009
Reading ‘The Storm’ by Vince Cable MP, the Liberal Democrat Treasury Spokesperson at the moment. It’s an excellent read, providing an overview of what caused......
Read More >The worst possible dilemma.
13th April, 2009
The legislation on the new National Asset Management Agency will be debated with great heat and passion in the Oireachtas. I hope that this casts......
Read More >Building Communities
11th April, 2009
A hard thing to do. It takes commitment and energy from a few for the sake of the many. Saw a wonderful and inspiring example......
Read More >Bye Election Campaign
11th April, 2009
I recorded this recently. I hope you find it useful for understanding my priorites if elected to the Dail and the work that I......
Read More >The Future of the Forum on Europe
10th April, 2009
The Government made the decision to close the Forum on Europe yesterday. They said that it was time to take debate back into the Oireachtas......
Read More >“Commuters the biggest losers in spat between Dublin Bus & unions”
9th April, 2009
City will grind to a halt if industrial action goes ahead. Commuters have been completely overlooked in the dispute between Dublin Bus and drivers’ unions......
Read More >A Senator wins the Nobel Prize
9th April, 2009
The Senator in question is, of course, WB Yeats. I was reminded of this on Wednesday. I spent a few moments in the National Library......
Read More >Update from Washington
7th April, 2009
More news from our representative in Washington. Click HERE to read Ambassador John Bruton’s Weekly Message ...
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