It is zero euro and zero cent.

Carbon tax, which Sinn Féin wants to abolish-----

-----but the rest of the Opposition does not and the NORA levy, which we have got rid of-----

I will send Deputy Doherty a copy after Leaders' Questions because this is one of three errors he has made this week.

Quite frankly, a little bit of competency after 16 years as our country's Opposition spokesperson on finance would be helpful.

I thank Deputy Doherty for that.

It is there for anybody to read that it is zero euro and zero cent.

I will make it available to the Deputy.

Sorry, on the very important issue of Donegal-----

Sorry. My apologies to Deputy Lawlor but there was also a very important issue in relation to Donegal. I just needed to correct that issue. In relation to the Donegal-Dublin -----

Please, this quite an important-----

I think Deputy Donnelly's colleague would like me to answer the question that has been raised about Donegal. It is a very important issue and one I want to acknowledge. I thought people in Donegal, in terms of the politicians in this House, were working together on it. I know that my party colleague, Senator Manus Boyle, along with Deputy Pat the Cope Gallagher, the Minister of State, Deputy McConalogue, Deputy Doherty and his colleague Deputy Mac Lochlainn, and Deputy Charles Ward, have all engaged on this issue w…

Just bear with me for one second. I spoke to the Minister in relation to it. The Minister, Deputy O'Brien, has confirmed that he anticipates that next week he will be in a position to announce the reinstatement of the midday service and the overnighting of the aircraft in Donegal.

I know it well.

Hear, hear.

The Minister, Deputy Carroll MacNeill, is doing a lot more than just writing letters. She is taking a very hands-on approach in relation to this issue. She has the full support of the entire Government in getting this project over the line. It is a project that will transform children's health in this country. The Minister is continuing to work hard on this. She met with the international company, Royal BAM, recently so it is unfair to suggest that she is just writing letters. She is doing a hell of a lot more than…

I thank Deputy Coppinger. I will certainly raise the IRP backlog with the Minister for justice, Deputy O'Callaghan. I will also ask the Minister to look at Iby's case on compassionate grounds, as she has asked. Without knowing the details of the case, obviously my heart and feelings go out, as do those of Deputy Coppinger, to Iby and her family at this time, in terms of her own cancer journey. I will ask the Minister to look at that. More broadly when it comes to the rules, it is perfectly within the right of a Gov…

No, I do not.

I do not. It might sound reasonable to people listening at home, based on how the Deputy has framed it, but the critical infrastructure Bill is very straightforward legislation that is urgently required to give the Minister and the Government of the day the ability to prioritise certain projects. It is enabling legislation and it is extraordinarily straightforward. There is urgency around building homes and water and wastewater facilities. Energy is an issue we are talking about right now. If the Deputy wants to si…

There really is not.