12 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he will consider having the Bond Street-Marrowbone Lane area of Dublin 8 included as a designated area in order to improve urban renewal in the area; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
26 Mr. J. Doyle asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline the target date for the selection of the nine Irish representatives on the new European Regional Committee; when he expects the committee to hold its first meeting; and whether Ireland has been considered for the possible location for the secretariat to this committee.
18 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for the Marine the number of salmon taken from the River Moy by way of (a) netting and (b) traps on 22 June and 23 June, 1992; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
68 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if special emphasis is to be placed in primary and post-primary teacher training courses to deal with pupils who have specific reading disorders; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
43 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if it is proposed to review the terms of reference of teachers providing education services at detention centres for young offenders; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
43 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if it is proposed to review the terms of reference of teachers providing education services at detention centres for young offenders; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
68 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if special emphasis is to be placed in primary and post-primary teacher training courses to deal with pupils who have specific reading disorders; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
22 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Health if he will make capital allocation to the Southern Health Board in order that they can replace the outdated unsafe incinerator at Cork Regional Hospital; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
12 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance if he will consider the possibility of introducing a single coterminous set of regions for all State agencies and services so as to provide a basis for rational general planning.
31 Mr. Doyle and Mr. Carey asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the number of people registered as unemployed in Dublin city for each of the last 18 months; and if he will make a statement on any new Government initiatives in this area.
7 Mr. Doyle and Mr. Carey asked the Taoiseach the number of people who emigrated from Dublin city in each of the last three years; and if he will make a statement on any new Government initiatives in this area.
68 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he proposes to use the same regions for local government purposes as are currently used for health purposes; and if not the reason therefor.
68 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he proposes to use the same regions for local government purposes as are currently used for health purposes; and if not the reason therefor.
46 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the nature of the preparatory work which is now being undertaken towards the establishment of regional authorities; and if he will give details of the regions to be covered by each authority.
13 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Justice if he will outline the result of the inquiry into allegations that prisoners in Limerick Prison were assaulted by prison officers, and if he will make a statement on the matter.
9 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Energy his views on whether revenue from carbon taxes should be, in the first place, allocated to anti-pollution and energy conservation measures.
65 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Labour if, in view of the recent bank dispute, he is satisfied with the effectiveness of the Labour Relations Commission and the Labour Court, and if he will make a statement on the matter.
65 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Labour if, in view of the recent bank dispute, he is satisfied with the effectiveness of the Labour Relations Commission and the Labour Court, and if he will make a statement on the matter.
79 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance the changes he plans in the audit arrangements, applicable to taxpayers on self assessment, to eliminate tax evasion.
79 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance the changes he plans in the audit arrangements, applicable to taxpayers on self assessment, to eliminate tax evasion.
11 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance the terms upon which he believes regional and local authorities in Ireland should have direct access to the EC in Brussels for funds for development in their respective areas.
30 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline the progress on cross-Border economic co-operation which has been made since the report of 24 May 1989 on this subject in the review of the working of the Anglo-Irish Conference.
30 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline the progress on cross-Border economic co-operation which has been made since the report of 24 May 1989 on this subject in the review of the working of the Anglo-Irish Conference.
87 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will investigate the cost of motor cycle insurance in this country as compared with other EC countries; and if he will take measures to reduce the prohibitive cost of motor cycle insurance in this country.
83 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will give details of, (1) the proportion of directives, issued by the EC under the EC Single Market programme, which have been translated into domestic law in Ireland and (2) the way in which Ireland's record in this matter compares with that of other EC states.
87 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will investigate the cost of motor cycle insurance in this country as compared with other EC countries; and if he will take measures to reduce the prohibitive cost of motor cycle insurance in this country.
83 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will give details of, (1) the proportion of directives, issued by the EC under the EC Single Market programme, which have been translated into domestic law in Ireland and (2) the way in which Ireland's record in this matter compares with that of other EC states.
7 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food if his attention has been drawn to the difficulties being experienced by farmers in getting cattle grading for intervention, into factories at present; and the action he proposes to take to overcome the problem.
33 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food if he has received a definite commitment from the EC Commission that the stocking rates proposed in the Common Agricultural Policy reform measures will not apply to Ireland and in particular to disadvantaged areas in Ireland.
50 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline his views on whether the number of German members of the European Parliament should be increased to take account of the increased size of Germany relative to other member states following German reunification.
50 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline his views on whether the number of German members of the European Parliament should be increased to take account of the increased size of Germany relative to other member states following German reunification.
23 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Defence if regular contact exists between his Department and the two representative associations RACO and PDFORRA, and whether satisfactory dialogue is taking place.
112 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if he has any plans to give a higher priority in the educational system to the acquisition of usable and marketable skills; and his views on whether an adequate priority is being given to these in the system at present.
112 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if he has any plans to give a higher priority in the educational system to the acquisition of usable and marketable skills; and his views on whether an adequate priority is being given to these in the system at present.
47 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance if he will outline the extent to which the proposed European System of Central Banks is likely to take over the prudential supervision of financial institutions operating here from the Central Bank under current proposals for the European Economic and Monetary Union.
47 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance if he will outline the extent to which the proposed European System of Central Banks is likely to take over the prudential supervision of financial institutions operating here from the Central Bank under current proposals for the European Economic and Monetary Union.
25 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Energy his views on the impact of the EC decisions regarding stabilisation of CO2 emission by the year 2000 and the implications of this for Irish energy which is substantially reliant on carbon fuels.
15 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Labour if he will engage in discussions with the relevant trade union so as to bring to an end the blockage on the use of the social employment schemes by the Dublin local authorities; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
55 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if she is still committed to the establishment of regional technical colleges for Castlebar, County Mayo and Thurles, County Tipperary; the timescale envisaged for the establishment of the colleges; if she proposes fulfilling the commitments given to have third level courses established at the aforementioned locations commencing September/October 1991; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
55 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if she is still committed to the establishment of regional technical colleges for Castlebar, County Mayo and Thurles, County Tipperary; the timescale envisaged for the establishment of the colleges; if she proposes fulfilling the commitments given to have third level courses established at the aforementioned locations commencing September/October 1991; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
10 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if she is still committed to the establishment of regional technical colleges for Castlebar, County Mayo and Thurles, County Tipperary; the timescale envisaged for the establishment of the colleges; if she proposes fulfilling the commitments given to have third level courses established at the aforementioned locations commencing September/October 1991; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
10 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if his attention has been drawn to the great concern within the motor industry over the high level of imports of second-hand cars from Japan; and if, having regard to the fact that the commercial importation of these cars is not permitted in the case of any other EC member state, he will introduce a quota system to ensure that the established motor industry in this country is not undermined by this trade.
28 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the fact that Spain and France have both tabled draft treaties governing the establishment of an economic and monetary union; if he will outline his views on the proposals made by these two countries; if he will further outline the proposals which have been tabled by other countries at the current Inter-Governmental Conference on this subject; whether Ireland will be tabling its own proposals; and, if so, when.
46 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he will use his powers under the Housing (Private Rented Dwellings) Act, 1982 to regulate standards and practices in relation to all private rented dwellings.
47 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if arrangements exist for co-operation in the teaching of Irish or Gaelic between educational authorities in Ireland, Scotland and Nova Scotia where the language is still spoken; and, if not, if she will initiate joint projects, under the EC Lingua Programme, with the Scottish Department of Education on the teaching of Irish in conjunction with Scots Gaelic, or on the exchange of students and teachers concerned with these languages.
47 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if arrangements exist for co-operation in the teaching of Irish or Gaelic between educational authorities in Ireland, Scotland and Nova Scotia where the language is still spoken; and, if not, if she will initiate joint projects, under the EC Lingua Programme, with the Scottish Department of Education on the teaching of Irish in conjunction with Scots Gaelic, or on the exchange of students and teachers concerned with these languages.
70 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Energy the progress which has been made on the presentation of a White Paper on energy policy, which was to have been published by his Department two years ago.
70 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Energy the progress which has been made on the presentation of a White Paper on energy policy, which was to have been published by his Department two years ago.
90 Mr. Doyle asked the Minister for Education if she will make a statement regarding the problem of dyslexia having particular regard to (1) the arrangements which are made to allow children who suffer from dyslexia to be examined in certificate examinations by methods which overcome difficulties created by this disease (2) making special arrangements with secondary schools, operating entrance tests, to ensure that children may function below capacity as a result of dyslexia rather than intellectual ability (3) the giving of financial assistance to families to help them with the extra costs involved in arranging for children to attend special classes operated by the Irish Dyslexia Association (4) resources for the Irish Dyslexia Association to enable them to increase the number of classes and (5) the in-service training of national school teachers in the recognition and treatment of the problem of dyslexia.