Finucane, MichaelWednesday, 7 February 2007 |
Seanad Eireann Debate
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Order of Business.
On a previous occasion, I raised the possibility that the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources might come to the House to address us on the issue of An Post. There is now a sense...
Order of Business (Resumed).
Fine Gael has always called it a slush fund.
The Acting Leader should clarify the matter.
We will stick to that.
Broadcasting (Amendment) Bill 2006: Committee Stage.
Since the Minister’s presentation and speech on Second Stage, many of us were approached by digital radio mondiale, DRM, providers and yesterday attended a presentation in Buswells Hotel. It was very...
Yesterday, I attended a presentation on DRM. It appeared to be an effective signal as it was shown projecting clearly from Portugal to Cyprus. With DAB, a signal can fail if one passes underneath a ...
I wish to return to the issue of television. Many Irish people who emigrated to the UK in the 1950s and 1960s do not have access to computer television programming or satellites at present. In that ...
There is much competition between satellite, terrestrial and cable broadcast providers. On Second Stage, all Members welcomed the necessity to switch from analogue transmission to DTT. However, comm...
It was agreed on the Order of Business this morning that there would be a suspension of at least 30 minutes.
National Development Plan: Motion.
The Minister’s speech sounded like a Laois-Offaly rally.
The Leader should not be so touchy.
The sad reality is that only three minutes are available to me when the Minister could prattle on for 30 minutes. As for the launch of the national development plan, I tend to be sceptical of such mas...
Amendment put.
Voted Yes
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