In recent weeks, I having been trying to get some redress from the Minister, Deputy Kelly, with regard to a huge erosion problem on Banna Beach. To show the Taoiseach the-----

Hold on a second Deputy. You are out of order as well.

It is under legislation and I will come to it.

Hold on a second.

It is a fine beach.

As the Taoiseach can see, there-----

No, you cannot display documentation in the Chamber.

-----is a 30 ft. gap between the sea and this bay here.

You know that as well as anything. I am sorry.

A consequence, if there is a breakthrough, it is only 30 ft. or 10 m-----

Sorry Deputy, this is the Order of Business. Would you put down a question or a Topical Issue matter?

-----the entire population of Carrahane is in danger of being taken over by the sea. I have it under legislation, if the Ceann Comhairle would give me time to finish, please.

No-----

Just one second; give me time to finish. I am not going to be shut up by anybody.

Excuse me.

Sorry?

You will obey the Chair like everybody else.

Yes.

You are no exception by the way.

I am entitled to make my point.

You are no exception.

I am trying to get answers.

I have the job of trying to keep order in this Chamber-----

I have been trying to get answers for three weeks and have been asking what will be done.

-----and I apply the rules equally.

Thousands of tonnes of sand have been taken from Banna and taken to a golf club.

Thank you.

There is a gap here from coastal erosion.

Would you please resume your seat and put down a Topical Issue matter about it? Thank you.

It is under the maritime area and foreshore (amendment) Bill.

When is the foreshore (amendment) Bill due?

I hope it is not the golf club in front of the Deputy's own house.

Sorry?

Members are not worried about the golf club.

That Bill is due for this session.