 Business of Seanad. Order of Business. Finance Bill 2006 [Certified Money Bill]: Second Stage.  Shot at Dawn Campaign: Statements.
Minister for Foreign Affairs (Mr. D. Ahern):   I very much welcome this timely debate on a very important issue, particularly ++++++++++ +++++ Mr. B. Hayes: I wish to share time with Senator Feighan.++++++++ Mr. Feighan: I thank Senator Brian Hayes for sharing time with me. I welcome the Minister to +++ Mr. Mooney: I welcome the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Deputy Dermot Ahern, to the House. ++++++++++ +++++++ Acting Chairman (Labhrás Ó Murchú): We are due to finish the statements at 7 p.m. and to call on the Minister at 6. + Mr. Mooney: It is proposed that the debate be extended by 20 minutes. Acting Chairman: Is that agreed? Agreed. Mr. Norris: I wish to share time with Senator O’Toole and perhaps with Senator Ross, ++++++++++ +++++++ Mr. O’Toole: I thank Senator Norris for sharing his time.++++ Mr. B. Hayes: Yes we do. Mr. Minihan: The issue of those shot at dawn is one I have watched for several years. It is +  7 o’clock Dr. Mansergh: I fully support and commend Mr. Peter Mulvany and the Shot at Dawn Campaign. I ++++ Dr. M. Hayes: It is difficult to follow Senator Mansergh in this matter. His was one of the + Mr. B. Hayes: Hear, hear. Dr. M. Hayes: I also commend Mr. Mulvany, his colleagues, Senators Mooney and Brian Hayes, Mr. +++ Minister for Foreign Affairs (Mr. D. Ahern): I thank the Senators for the views expressed. It is clear from all they stated +++++++ Aviation Bill 2005 [Seanad Bill amended by the Dáil]: Report and Final Stages. Adjournment Matters. Health Services. Garda Deployment. |