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Dail Éireann · 2026-09-24

Ceisteanna ar Sonraíodh Uain Dóibh - Priority Questions

CC David Maxwell · Cavan-Monaghan · An Cathaoirleach Gníomhach

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Are we waiting for the Minister to arrive? I am reluctant to say too much while the Minister himself is not here but there are about 15 Deputies who have submitted questions. They are expecting a response from the Minister.

I mean no disrespect to the dream team that has arrived. No, I am a bit cranky with the Minister for not turning up. In all fairness, the Ministers of State are more than capable of deputising.

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deputising 1
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all-ireland 1
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arrive 1
capable 1
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The full debate

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SF Pa Daly

Are we waiting for the Minister to arrive?

FG Jerry Buttimer

We are here.

SF Pa Daly

I am reluctant to say too much while the Minister himself is not here but there are about 15 Deputies who have submitted questions. They are expecting a response from the Minister. I mean no disrespect to the dream team that has arrived.

FG Jerry Buttimer

Did Kerry win the all-Ireland this year? Is the Deputy still cranky over that?

SF Pa Daly

No, I am a bit cranky with the Minister for not turning up. It is not the first time he has not shown up. In all fairness, the Ministers of State are more than capable of deputising.

CC David Maxwell this contribution

We will move on.