118 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Environment the number of local authority houses in the country without bathrooms, and the plans he has to ensure that all such houses have bathrooms installed in the foreseeable future.
17 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Environment if he will make a statement on his plans for the setting up of a toxic waste incinerator, especially in view of the fact that Du Pont have decided not to go ahead with the plant in Derry.
130 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice if he will make a statement on a recent comment made by the chairperson of the Free Legal Advice Centre that the free legal advice service will close early in 1992 unless they receive a substantial increase in funding; and if he will ensure that such a disastrous occurrence will not take place.
130 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice if he will make a statement on a recent comment made by the chairperson of the Free Legal Advice Centre that the free legal advice service will close early in 1992 unless they receive a substantial increase in funding; and if he will ensure that such a disastrous occurrence will not take place.
21 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce his views on whether the US-Canada Trade Agreement is compatible with the GATT system in light of a recent GATT working party report to the GATT on the subject.
14 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Defence whether (1) the Dauphin helicopter has yet been placed in Cork and (2) if training for the placement of the helicopter on the LE Eithne has been completed.
86 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Education if health and safety regulations are implemented in primary and second level schools; the number of schools that have failed the health and safety regulation test in recent years; and if he will give details of the schools which have failed this test.
86 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Education if health and safety regulations are implemented in primary and second level schools; the number of schools that have failed the health and safety regulation test in recent years; and if he will give details of the schools which have failed this test.
111 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Health the estimated number of carers needed to provide care for incapacitated people who would not be able to cope on their own.
111 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Health the estimated number of carers needed to provide care for incapacitated people who would not be able to cope on their own.
11 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Health if she will make a statement on recent comments in a media report (details supplied) that health care to large sectors of the population in Ireland is a scandal and will only be improved when the issue of priorities is finally tackled by giving the public health doctor the pivotal role in the service.
14 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will make a statement on the leaking of an inspector's report on the Greencore investigation to the Irish Press newspaper.
8 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if he will make a statement on the Government's handling of the Telecom affair.
15 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will be extending official recognition to the Institute of Incorporated Public Accountants which he officially launched in recent times as a professional organisation.
8 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Health if he will make the necessary funds available to COPE Foundation in Cork who cater for 1,500 people with a mental handicap, so that they can overcome their £½ million shortfall in funding.
5 Mr. Allen asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the figures for unemployment for the past ten years in Cork city in real terms and as a percentage of the overall workforce.
71 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice if he proposes to introduce new legislation to combat white collar fraud as it is now becoming widespread throughout the Community and in view of the fact that the Garda are obviously ill-equipped to deal with this increasing problem.
71 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice if he proposes to introduce new legislation to combat white collar fraud as it is now becoming widespread throughout the Community and in view of the fact that the Garda are obviously ill-equipped to deal with this increasing problem.
22 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Social Welfare the number of persons in receipt of a carer's allowance at 31 March 1991; and the total amount paid out in respect of this allowance.
16 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Defence if he will outline the resources being made available to the Civil Defence units in each local authority area; and if he has satisfied himself that they are fully equipped to deal with any emergency in the event of aircraft carrying nuclear weapons crashing on Irish soil.
10 Mr. Allen asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the development committees, voluntary organisations and all groups in the Cork Gaeltacht which received grants or assistance in 1990; and the amount paid in each case.
11 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Energy when he last visited the Sellafield nuclear processing plant; and if he proposes to do so in the near future.
8 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Energy if he will make a statement on the claim by the Nuclear Energy Board that hospitals are storing radioactive generators as they have nowhere to dispose of them as a result of the lack of a Government policy in relation to nuclear waste management.
36 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Marine if he will outline the developments to date at Cork Free Port carried out as a result of the legislation passed to encourage general development in the port.
36 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Marine if he will outline the developments to date at Cork Free Port carried out as a result of the legislation passed to encourage general development in the port.
15 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Marine if he will outline the number of meetings held by the Cork Free Port Committee; and the resources which are available to that group to carry out their responsibilities.
1 Mr. Allen asked the Taoiseach if he will make a statement on (a) the holding of dinner functions for party political purposes in Government Buildings and (b) the funding of such events.
1 Mr. Allen asked the Taoiseach the moneys which have been spent to date on a new section for the National Museum at the Dublin Docks Centre, Dublin 1; and the projected costs of building and fitting out this new centre.
89 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Environment if he will outline his proposals to resolve the housing crisis in Cork city where there are 1,500 on the waiting list for Cork Corporation housing from private addresses as well as several hundred others who are awaiting transfers from inadequate corporation housing to more suitable accommodation.
89 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for the Environment if he will outline his proposals to resolve the housing crisis in Cork city where there are 1,500 on the waiting list for Cork Corporation housing from private addresses as well as several hundred others who are awaiting transfers from inadequate corporation housing to more suitable accommodation.
6 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Health if, in view of the £2 million extra given to the Mater Hospital, Dublin 7, the Cork Regional Hospital will receive an extra allocation for 1990 in order to reduce the waiting lists at the hospital.
26 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on Ireland's position in relation to (1) the current negotiations for the setting up of a supreme national council in Cambodia; and (2) on the current indications that the Khmer Rouge are conducting savage attacks on the Cambodian people.
51 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport if he will initiate a full departmental investigation into the affairs of Aer Lingus Holidays in view of reports (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter.
51 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport if he will initiate a full departmental investigation into the affairs of Aer Lingus Holidays in view of reports (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter.
15 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice if he is prepared to introduce legislation to place the profession of barrister on a statutory footing as is the case with the profession of solicitor, with a view to promoting public accountability of the legal profession as a whole.
18 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Energy if the European Commission moves to challenge before the European Courts the arrangements for the compulsory purchase of oil from State refineries in Greece will have any implications for the similar arrangements which apply in Ireland; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
49 Mr. Allen 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.
49 Mr. Allen 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.