3 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if she has satisfied herself that the abolition of the six regional tourism organisations is in the best interest of Irish tourism; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
29 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Marine if he has any plans to encourage the enlargement of the Irish fishing fleet; and if he will make any representation to the EC to have Ireland excluded from conditions whereby Irish tonnage has to be cut before new boats are allowed to fish.
29 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Marine if he has any plans to encourage the enlargement of the Irish fishing fleet; and if he will make any representation to the EC to have Ireland excluded from conditions whereby Irish tonnage has to be cut before new boats are allowed to fish.
24 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if she will outline her proposals for the expansion of rural tourism projects, under the proposed 1994-99 tourism Structural Funds programme.
24 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if she will outline her proposals for the expansion of rural tourism projects, under the proposed 1994-99 tourism Structural Funds programme.
29 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence if he will outline his plans regarding the introduction of a short service commission in the Permanent Defence Force as recommended by the Gleeson report, and if he will make a statement on the matter.
8 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Social Welfare whether some social welfare officers are supplied with cameras; if so, the reason therefor; and if there are regulations governing their use.
9 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence if he will outline whether recently promoted colonels are to take up their appointments at FCÁ command headquarters; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
6 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Health if she intends to make regulations under the Health Private Nursing Home Act, 1989 which would allow and empower health boards to pay subvention to eligible patients in private nursing homes; if funding has been provided to health boards for this purpose in 1991; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
4 Mr. Moynihan asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the total number of persons registered as unemployed at the following employment exchanges in County Kerry as at 1 November 1991 (1) Killarney, (2) Kenmare, (3) Cahirciveen, (4) Killorglin and (5) Dingle.
7 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if, he will confirm that the compulsory stop-over at Shannon Airport for all transatlantic flights to Ireland is still Government policy.
9 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment if he has received representations from a company (details supplied) and from Dublin County Council in relation to the granting of designated status for the proposed town centre at Blanchardstown; if so, if he will outline his response to those representations; if he will bring forward proposals to grant such designation in the near future; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
16 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Marine when moneys will be made available for the protection of extensive areas of land from the ravages of coastal erosion in the Cromane and Killorglin areas of County Kerry.
12 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence the reason for the delay in the establishment of the new interview board for promotion of senior officers within the Defence Forces; and if he will outline when the current vacancies will be filled.
72 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment when he proposes to authorise local authorities to implement the terms of the social housing policy.
72 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment when he proposes to authorise local authorities to implement the terms of the social housing policy.
9 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if he will outline the steps he is taking or proposes to take in connection with Bord Fáilte and other national tourism bodies within the State to launch a major promotions and marketing campaign in Britain and mainland Europe, with a view to securing a substantial growth in the volume of tourists to Ireland in 1991 from these areas, in an effort to offset the anticipated decline in visitors from the USA.
93 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport if he is concerned in regard to the decision of Aer Lingus to discontinue some of their flights to the north-west; and if in view of the impact this decision will have on the economies of counties of the north-west, he will investigate the possibility of introducing some basis of subsidisation to Aer Lingus to enable the re-opening of these two services.
93 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport if he is concerned in regard to the decision of Aer Lingus to discontinue some of their flights to the north-west; and if in view of the impact this decision will have on the economies of counties of the north-west, he will investigate the possibility of introducing some basis of subsidisation to Aer Lingus to enable the re-opening of these two services.
56 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence when he proposes to extend the seven days uncertified sick leave in any one year regulation, at present available to officers, to enlisted persons and NCOs.
17 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence when he proposes to bring the Defence Forces establishments within the scope of the relevant health and safety at work legislation.
41 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport when it is proposed to publish the text of the amending legislation to the existing road transport legislation.
41 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport when it is proposed to publish the text of the amending legislation to the existing road transport legislation.
10 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment when he proposes to make the necessary arrangements to provide for the 1990 Presidential election in relation to (a) details of the polling day (b) the closing date for nominations and (c) the availability of nomination forms; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
41 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence the date for the elections for representative associations in the Defence Forces; and the mechanism for such elections.
17 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence the number of Irish officers serving with the United Nations in Central America; and if he will give details of their terms of reference.
41 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence the date for the elections for representative associations in the Defence Forces; and the mechanism for such elections.
8 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Tourism and Transport if he has received a submission from Bord Fáilte and from the Confederation of Irish Tourism relating to the necessity of increased State spending on the promotion and marketing of tourism; if he accepts the urgency of providing such increased expenditure; and if the potential in jobs and expansion is to be achieved in the short term.
13 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Education the present position regarding the development of a new community school at Caherciveen, County Kerry; if a site has been purchased; and if the three management bodies involved have given their approval to the proposed site.
22 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment if his attention has been drawn to the fact that some continental bus crews have indicated they may refuse to travel on tourist routes in Cork and Kerry because of road conditions; and, in view of the implications for tourism of any such action, if he will outline the action he proposes to take on the matter.
22 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment if his attention has been drawn to the fact that some continental bus crews have indicated they may refuse to travel on tourist routes in Cork and Kerry because of road conditions; and, in view of the implications for tourism of any such action, if he will outline the action he proposes to take on the matter.
30 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Justice if he will indicate the total number of six day licensed premises in the Republic; and if he has any proposals to change such premises to seven day licensed trading.
30 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Justice if he will indicate the total number of six day licensed premises in the Republic; and if he has any proposals to change such premises to seven day licensed trading.
17 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Marine if his attention has been drawn to the number of dolphins being killed on the west coast of Ireland due to the harmful rays coming from fish cages; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
7 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Marine if his attention has been drawn to remarks by the Cork county coroner at the inquest into the tragic death of leading seaman, Michael Quinn to the effect that a more adequate helicopter search and rescue service could have saved his life; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
8 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Finance, view of the serious adverse consequences for Irish tourism of current European Commission proposals on VAT harmonisation in the Single European Market, the action he proposes to take in order that the rate of VAT is maintained for hotels and restaurants after 1992.
39 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Defence if he is satisfied with the level of refuelling facilities for Air Corps helicopters in the south-west of Ireland; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
11 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Education if she will make a statement regarding the many views which have been expressed in favour of the teaching of a modern European language in all our national schools, having regard to her position as chairperson of the European Council of Education Ministers, as some schools with the resources to do so are already providing such instruction for their pupils.
72 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Health if he has any plans to reduce the £28 per month threshold on the current drug refund scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
72 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Health if he has any plans to reduce the £28 per month threshold on the current drug refund scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
41 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment if he will make a statement outlining the present position in relation to the establishment of a central hazardous waste incinerator; the present status of invited applicants to tender for the provision of the facility; the possible location of the facility; and the cost to the private sector and to the Exchequer of the environmental control mechanism envisged by his Department.
41 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment if he will make a statement outlining the present position in relation to the establishment of a central hazardous waste incinerator; the present status of invited applicants to tender for the provision of the facility; the possible location of the facility; and the cost to the private sector and to the Exchequer of the environmental control mechanism envisged by his Department.
62 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Energy if he has any views on the energy and safety implications of hydrogen-powered engines; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
62 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for Energy if he has any views on the energy and safety implications of hydrogen-powered engines; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
14 Mr. Moynihan asked the Taoiseach if he will outline his plans for Údarás na Gaeltachta in 1990; if he has any plans to expand those activities; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
4 Mr. Moynihan asked the Taoiseach if, in view of the success of recent Irish films, he will consider reactivating the Irish Film Board; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
8 Mr. Moynihan asked the Minister for the Marine when he will make decisions on the numerous applications for licences for fishing vessels which have been with his Department for many months.