130 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Social Welfare if farmers under the age 66 and over the age of 56 making PRSI payments will qualify for full old age contributory benefits on reaching qualifying age; if not, whether all payments made will be fully refunded with interest paid; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
6 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Social Welfare if he will consider giving a free travel pass to widows, given the very poor financial situation of many of them at present.
28 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food if he will make a statement on reports that the EC is prepared to yield more than 30 per cent offered in the GATT negotiations; and if he will outline the consequences of such a move on Irish agriculture.
28 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food if he will make a statement on reports that the EC is prepared to yield more than 30 per cent offered in the GATT negotiations; and if he will outline the consequences of such a move on Irish agriculture.
6 Mr. Boylan asked the Taoiseach if medical examinations are taking place in Dublin for enlistment into the Army on 14 January 1991; if a person (details supplied) in County Cavan is being called for this examination; if not, the reason, and if he will be included on future recruitment listings.
1 Mr. Boylan asked the Taoiseach if, in relation to his reply to Parliamentary Question No. 15 of 22 May 1990, he will outline when a replica of the Killycluggin Stone will be erected at Templefort, Ballyconnell, County Cavan, in view of his commitment given at that time.
10 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Education the arrangements she intends to make regarding the availability of permanent in-service training for teachers at post primary level apart from those provisions already made in regard to the junior cycle.
27 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Education when her decision regarding senior cycle mathematics will be conveyed to schools; and her views on whether the dissemination of this information is a matter of urgency as choices have to be made by students entering senior cycle in September and timetables and teaching preparation have to be undertaken by principals and staff.
77 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Energy the way in which the proposed gas interconnector will be funded; and the effects which this will have on dividends payable to the Government in the next five years.
77 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Energy the way in which the proposed gas interconnector will be funded; and the effects which this will have on dividends payable to the Government in the next five years.
21 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he has received any report from the Director of Consumer Affairs in relation to the investigation requested on 1 November 1989 as to whether the ESB are in a monopoly position for the sale of electrical appliances by virtue of their system of billing to promote such sales; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
15 Mr. Boylan asked the Taoiseach if his attention has been drawn to the fact that over two years ago the Office of Public Works removed the Killycluggin Stone to the National Museum from the townland of Templeport, Ballyconnell, County Cavan, at which time an undertaking was given by the Office of Public Works that a suitable monument would be erected in place of the Killycluggin Stone; that this undertaking has not been honoured to date; and if a suitable monument will now be erected in place of the Killycluggin Stone.
8 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the fact that the customs and excise authorities charge £5 per truckload passing through the customs post on the Border between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. or between the hours of 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.; to the fact that as this post is staffed in the ordinary way no extra expense is imposed upon the authorities in the Republic of Ireland; whether the charges are contrary to the ideals of the EC regarding the free movement of goods; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
17 Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Education if her attention has been drawn to the fact that the College of Further Studies in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, is not one of the listed colleges for third level grants either from Cavan County Council or from the European Regional Fund operated by Cavan Vocational Education Committee; if she will include this college on the list of recognised colleges for grant aid as it caters for a large number of students in the Cavan/Monaghan and Sligo/Leitrim catchment area; her views on whether it would benefit cross-Border relations where contact with both sides and communities would exist from an early age; and if she will make a statement on the matter.