Brexit, Roscommon and remarks to Conway-Walsh
The Leader used the 'B' theme to refer to Brexit, the Taoiseach, Sinn Féin and Roscommon, which prompted concern from Conway-Walsh that remarks were aimed at her. The Chair intervened repeatedly to calm the House and keep the exchange from escalating.
Senator Conway-Walsh started the contributions on Bs, and I shall continue them. B is for Brexit and the Government getting a wonderful deal in solidarity with our EU partners.
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A deal that will not be used.
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Please Senators, we will not get through the business. I ask the Leader to, please, ignore everyone.
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I am not responding to the interruptions.
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He is getting fed up with us now.
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"B" is for the brilliant leadership of An Taoiseach.
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"B" is for the blunders of the new leader of Sinn Féin, and we know what they are. "B" is for the balaclavas and baseball bats of last weekend.
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The Leader needs to take that back. I can take a joke as much as anyone else.
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I hope there is no inference in anything the Leader said. There is stuff being bandied about-----
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The Leader directed his "B"s at Senator Conway-Walsh.
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Stuff is being bandied about what happened in Roscommon. It is far from being a joke.
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Statements are being made in the Houses that it is this, that or the other.
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I thank the Senator but the remarks were not to be directed at any Member of the Seanad.
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Senator Conway-Walsh knows that full well.
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Senator Conway-Walsh knows full well that I am not in any way directing that her way. She should not try to insinuate otherwise.