All of Mr Justin McNulty’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for her assessment of the impact that water and wastewater infrastructure is having on housing (i) waiting lists; (ii) construction; and (iii) prices.
Minister, does your Department hold any data on the downstream benefits of sporting participation, especially of embedding a culture of inclusive participation from early years, through school and beyond?
Does the Member agree that it is about much more than the economic impact? Can you imagine the feeling of young people coming out of the tunnel in Casement Park with the roar of the crowd, the raw nervousness, the excitement and the anticipation of the battle? You cannot buy that with money, Gerry.
I rise to speak about the powerful and positive impact that the redevelopment of the home of Antrim GAA — Casement Park — will have on the island as a symbol of hope and ambition, a beacon for sporting dreams and endeavour and a gateway point to Ireland's second-largest city. The benefits arising from a newly built…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, following the article in the Irish News on 16 February 2026, regarding train cancellations from Newry to Dublin and Belfast, due to signalling issues, to detail (i) what these issues were; and (ii) any steps she will take to address these issues.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any collaboration she has had with her Executive colleagues, regarding the formulation of a cohesive, future-proof, mobile strategy.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any steps he is taking to (i) reopen the gangway; and (ii) provide a non-slip access ramp to the lake, for swimmers at Camlough Lake.
Minister, I am very confused. I drove past the illegal Sinn Féin billboard this morning. It is still there, plain for all to see. Answers from your predecessor Sinn Féin Minister confirmed, in writing, that the illegal Sinn Féin billboard was on Department for Infrastructure land and that an enforcement notice had…
I welcome the motion and thank the Members who tabled it. Potholes are no mere inconvenience; they are a daily hazard for people in Newry and Armagh and in the North more generally. There are 6,281 reported potholes in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council area and the Newry, Mourne and Down…
Was the 'Newry Next' proposal discussed at the North/South Ministerial Council meeting? Is it possible for PEACE PLUS funding to be accessed for that proposal's development?
I thank the Minister for his statement. Minister, the 'Newry Next' idea is a big-picture proposal from Paschal Taggart and Ger Perdissat on the potential for 6,000 new homes in Newry and its districts, which is for Newry and people around that area first, is a plan on a plate, potentially, for the Executive.…
Abbey, Abbey, Abbey. I am proud to speak about the victorious Abbey team who, on Friday night in the Armagh BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, won the MacRory Cup final replay. That is an extraordinary achievement, given that Abbey was 10 points down in the drawn match. The Abbey players and management team carried the hopes…
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of the ADHD Needs Assessment Report's recommendation to establish a group to carry out an option appraisal and develop a strategy to reduce and bring ADHD waiting times down to a standard commensurate with other health conditions.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail any plans he has to address the lack of detailed timelines in the draft Early Learning and Childcare Strategy.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any representations she has made to ensure network providers all have RTÉ and TG4 as part of the standard broadcast packages.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any representations he has made to ensure network providers all have RTÉ and TG4 as part of the standard broadcast packages.