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DÁIL SKETCH: WHO’D HAVE thought it? The first person going on strike after the Budget is – none other than the commander-in-chief of the public service, the Taoiseach. Have the feelings of the trade unions rubbed off on Brian Cowen? Full Article at Irish Times
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BUDGET CHOICES made by the Government neither deal with nor answer questions of fairness, jobs or competitiveness, according to Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny. Full Article at Irish Times
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Leader of Irish Fine Gael party Enda Kenny (C) speaks to journalists as he celebrates at the gates of Dublin Castle following a majority vote in favour of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty in Dublin, Ireland, on October 3, 2009. View Photo »
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This is not a separate issue. The monies being pumped into Anglo Irish Bank, €4,000 million this year, is real money from real taxpayers from their pockets. You cannot keep this separate in some separated entity as if it’s not real money affecting real people
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ANY FUTURE recapitalisation of Anglo Irish Bank and other financial institutions will be separate from the Budget, Taoiseach Brian Cowen has told the Dáil. Full Article at Irish Times
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Taoiseach Brian Cowen has denied a Fine Gael claim that up to €6 billion will be announced in today’s Budget to further “bail out” Anglo-Irish Bank. Full Article at Irish Times
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On the day before a ghastly, howling demon of a Budget is unleashed upon the gibbering populace, one would expect the penultimate parliamentary debate to be all about numbers and the like. Full Article at Irish Independent
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Irish leader of Fine Gael Enda Kenny (R) gives a thumbs up to his supporters as he celebrates at the gates of Dublin Castle following a majority vote in favour of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty in Dublin, Ireland, on October 3, 2009. View Photo »
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THE €2,000 threshold for the purchase of gifts presented by Ministers should be reduced, Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny told the Dáil. Full Article at Irish Times
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TAOISEACH Brian Cowen was dramatically challenged last night by Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny to push ahead with a major public sector reform plan in this week's Budget. Full Article at Irish Independent
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This is not a separate issue. The monies being pumped into Anglo Irish Bank, €4,000 million this year, is real money from real taxpayers from their pockets. You cannot keep this separate in some separated entity as if it’s not real money affecting real people
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We've made the point that we do not see increased taxation as a solution to our problems. The real issue here is what measures you can put in place to get people back to work, to cut our costs, to increase our competitiveness and put our focus back on Ireland working and harnessing that potential and yo...
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In abolishing Seanad Éireann, I have examined the outcome of similar decisions in countries such as Sweden, Denmark and New Zealand. Our two-house Oireachtas is an odd man out in Europe. Two-thirds of all European parliaments are unicameral. Those that are not tend to be large or federal
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In abolishing Seanad Éireann, I have examined the outcome of similar decisions in countries such as Sweden, Denmark and New Zealand. Our two-house Oireachtas is an odd man out in Europe. Two-thirds of all European parliaments are unicameral. Those that are not tend to be large or federal
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In addition, his association with the European People’s Party provides him with a very strong network throughout Europe.
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Along with his vast experience as a parliamentarian, minister, taoiseach and president of the European Council, Mr Bruton has excelled as European Union ambassador to the United States over the past five years
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I hope that this result will pave the way for the completion of the ratification process so that the Lisbon reforms can come into effect as soon as possible. In that context, it is important that the Government puts forward a nominee for the European Commission without delay
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I hope that this result will pave the way for the completion of the ratification process so that the Lisbon reforms can come into effect as soon as possible. In that context, it is important that the Government puts forward a nominee for the European Commission without delay
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I know people are very angry. I have stressed time and again – sometimes until I'm blue in the face – explaining that they should hold their fire on the government and not take out their vengeance on the Lisbon question.
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a big message about our country, actually an opportunity for Ireland to lead Europe, because we know the potential and the possibilities that exist arising from a very strong Yes vote for Lisbon
