This morning in Dublin city it was Groundhog Day again in terms of traffic disruption due to the failure to accommodate a really important public investment in the new Luas line. I travelled on a bus to check the timings.

The Deputy is lucky to have a bus service. We do not.

In going to work all over the city every morning people lose 20 to 30 minutes which has enormous consequences for them and business in the city. The Taoiseach is a former Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport. The Minister for Finance, Deputy Paschal Donohoe, was also Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport. Deputy Shane Ross is the current Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport.

Who?

Who is he?

They have not addressed in any way the chaos enveloping Dublin city.

Please ask the Tánaiste or the Minister a question.

The Government is simply not addressing this issue.

We only have 15 minutes in which to deal with it.

We will have a big bells and whistles event tomorrow.

Will the Deputy, please, ask a question? This is not a Second Stage debate.

There will be inadequate funding of public transport. What is wrong with the Government that it cannot address the chaos in Dublin city?

Please, Deputy. Many Deputies have questions to ask.

The Minister was here this morning to answer questions. I do not think there was a single one on Dublin-----

I assure the Tánaiste that he did not give any answer.

The Deputy was on the bus.

The Government seems to be incapable of resolving the issue.

The Deputy was on the bus.

I do not think the Minister was asked one question about Dublin traffic; therefore, I do not see how he would have given an answer.

Deputy Robert Troy's first question was about that issue

Others asked questions that the Deputy did not.

Parts of the ten-year capital plan and the national planning framework-----

Ten years, is it?

-----are about Dublin, just like parts of that are about other parts of the country. There will be a big focus on public transport in Dublin, as the Deputy will see tomorrow.

That is not an adequate answer. The Government is refusing to address the traffic chaos in Dublin.

There are to be no supplementary questions. I have no control over the Tánaiste's answers.