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Mr William Irwin: Assembly records
All of Mr William Irwin’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for his assessment of road safety on the main A3 Portadown to Armagh road, following a recent spate of road traffic accidents.
Ramming of Police Vehicles in South Armagh That this Assembly condemns those who resort to ramming police vehicles in an attempt to evade criminal enforcement action, including arrest; believes it is reprehensible that seventy-seven PSNI officers were injured as a result of their vehicles being deliberately rammed in…
I thank the Minister for his response. Does he accept that if the Department goes ahead and cuts compensation to 75% of the value of the stock, it will create financial hardship for many families?
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether he will introduce a lower speed limit to aid motorist safety on (i) Mullaghbrack Road; (ii) Gosford Forest Park; (iii) Main Street; (iv), Newry Street; and (v) Tandragee Road junctions of the A28.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on plans to introduce legislation to extend the validity period of Ukrainian driving licences in Northern Ireland from 12 months to 36 months.
I welcome the statement from the Minister. In England and Wales, third-party liability insurance is required, along with an age restriction, to own or walk an XL bully dog. Does the Minister plan to introduce those measures as part of the legislation?
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to 6779/22-27, whether he can provide a timeframe for the progression of the Armagh link road schemes.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 6780/22-27, whether he can provide a timeframe for the progression of the A3 Portadown to Armagh Road dualling proposal.
I thank the deputy First Minister for her response and wish her well in her new post, given that she was born and bred in my constituency and has close ties with the family that remains in Newry and Armagh. Does the deputy First Minister believe that the bureau offices are best located? Is a review of their roles…
This is an important debate for those in the fishing industry in Northern Ireland. I welcome the opportunity to make my contribution on the matter. The fishing industry in Northern Ireland is a resilient sector. One only has to look at the seas to see what fishermen experience. Being out on the high seas, often in…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether he will commit to necessary road surface improvements along the Tandragee 100 motorcycle road race course in order to permit racing to proceed in 2025.
Given the importance of the agri-food sector to Northern Ireland, the Minister will be aware that some 300 planning applications from the agriculture sector are stuck with the Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) and have not been responded to at this time due to ammonia levels. Will the Minister give an…
The issue is, no doubt, of concern to the general public across the Province, given the size of Lough Neagh and its significance in our environment. The lough contains around 800 billion gallons of water and provides 40% of the Province's drinking water. It is therefore very much on people's minds, especially when we…
Capital Investment in Fishing Industry That this Assembly recognises the need to safeguard and build on the success of Northern Ireland’s fishing industry; notes with concern the impact of rising input costs for many local fishermen; supports the delivery of adequate and ongoing practical and financial support to…