On Deputy Tóibín's remarks, my focus is on solutions to these issues. He referred to all the accident and emergency departments that were closed through the years. I am very clear that there were clinical decisions-----

Consultants have admitted it was a mistake-----

What the Deputy is reversing-----

Please.

That is what they said.

You could not get anaesthetists or the correct medically qualified people.

On the terms and conditions.

Please.

It has nothing to do terms and conditions at all.

Terms and conditions-----

I have been through it all for 20 years. I see the politicisation of health when I see it, nakedly so in the case of the Deputy.

Hundreds are dying in the country.

I would like a debate with the Deputy on these issues.

Yes.

But the idea that somehow this was all done out of malice or something----

I am saying it was a political fashion at the time to close accident and emergency departments.

A political fashion. Does the Deputy believe that?

I do not believe it was evidence-based.

Please. The Deputy has asked his question. Will he let the Tánaiste answer?

The Deputy's assertion is incredible.

Where are-----

Please.

Deputy O'Connor raised the issue of Moorepark Technology. I will have to explore it more. It sounds like there is an anomaly. I will certainly talk to the Minister in respect of the 18 workers.

Deputy Quinlivan raised the announcement earlier by Argos to close all its Irish stores. Our hearts go out to the employees in the first instance. It is shocking news for them. I will talk to the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment about engagement with the union to ensure everything we can do for the workers is done in the event of redundancies. This involves using the 30-day consultation period to determine whether the company can be rescued and, if not, determining whether we can secure alternative employment or provide whatever other supports are required, through training, for the workers.

Deputy Costello raised the issue of Iveagh Markets. I will talk to the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Deputy Darragh O'Brien, in respect of the heritage aspect of the question raised. The Deputy's objective sounds very laudable. I will certainly pursue it with the Minister.