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  1. Member's statement: Evelyn Edgar

    Last Saturday, the kingdom of Mourne lost one of the most precious jewels in its crown: sadly, Evelyn Edgar passed away following a short illness. She was small in stature, but her smile and her heart and its reach were larger than life. Evelyn was loved so much by everyone, especially her family, whom my thoughts and…

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  2. Member's statement: Stailc na nOibrithe Gaeilge

    Dé Céadaoin seo caite bhí oibrithe Gaeilge ar stailc. Bhí bród mór orm seasamh leo. Bhí siad ar stailc mar gheall ar na ciorruithe atá ag teacht. Tá pobal na Gaeilge ag déanamh obair mhór gach lá leis an teanga a chur chun cinn. I mo cheantar féin, in iarthar Bhéal Feirste, tá grúpaí Gaeilge ag déanamh sár-iarracht.…

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  3. Member's statement: Towns Funding: North-west

    In the previous Westminster mandate, the DUP successfully fought for £20 million of towns funding for Londonderry and £20 million of towns funding for Coleraine. It was deeply disappointing that that funding was paused by the Labour Government. Today, however, we have received confirmation that that £40 million…

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  4. Member's statement: Seachtain na Gaeilge

    Tá go leor le ceiliúradh againn inniu le fás agus forbairt leanúnach na Gaeilge, agus is léir sin don té a dhearcann ar Sheachtain na Gaeilge. Tá an Ghaeilge ag borradh léi i bpobail áitiúla ar fud na Sé Chontae. Feicimid an méid sin, ní hé amháin san éileamh ollmhór atá ar an Ghaeloideachas, ach sa dóigh a bhfuil…

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  5. Member's statement: Murder of Thomas Loughlin

    Today, I want the House to remember the brutal murder of Thomas Loughlin, a part-time lance corporal in the Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR). He was fatally injured on 2 March 1984 by an IRA booby trap bomb that was planted under his vehicle. Mr Loughlin, a Water Service employee from the Spamount area of Castlederg, had…

    Flagged Decided on a second assessment. Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism Criteria met: Identity framing.

  6. Member's statement: Haemacrómatóis Ghéiniteach

    Pléifidh mé an haemacrómatóis ghéiniteach. Tá níos mó eolais ag daoine ar an fhadhb sláinte sin de bharr feachtas teilifíse a rinneadh le deireannas. Lena chois sin, bhí imeacht san Áiléar Fhada le haird a tharraingt ar an cheist. Déantar an haemacrómatóis ghéiniteach a rangú mar ghalar neamhchoitianta. Tá an galar…

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  7. Member's statement: GP Services

    As we move closer to the new financial year, there is growing concern among GP practices and dental practices about the hike in National Insurance contributions. Every one of us in the Chamber has heard from constituents about access to and availability of GP services in our areas. That frustration for many of our…

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  8. Member's statement: Defence Spending: First Minister's Comments

    I will address the comments made by the First Minister in the Chamber yesterday about the investment set out in the Prime Minister's statement that will see £1·6 billion spent on defence for Ukraine, with 5,000 missiles to be manufactured in my constituency, which will result in the recruitment of 200 additional staff…

    Flagged Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism Criteria met: Dog-whistle messaging.

  9. Member's statement: Seachtain na Gaeilge

    Seo Seachtain na Gaeilge, am tábhactach dúinne uile go léir a bhfuil meas an-mhór againn ar ár dteanga dhúchais. Rinne Rialtas Shasana iarracht mhór ar dteanga a chur den tsaol, ach níor éirigh leo. Tá muid an-bhródúil go bhfuil ár dteanga anois ag gabháil ó neart go neart mar gheall ar an obair, agus ar an dul cun…

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  10. Debate contribution: Oral Answers to Questions: 25 February 2025

    • Mr Andrew Muir Alliance
    • Assembly Business
    • As a minister

    On a point of order, Mr Speaker. When answering a question last week during Question Time in relation to the management of poultry litter, I referred to Northern Ireland Water when I meant to refer to the Northern Ireland Environment Agency. I just want to correct the record. Thank you.

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  11. Topical question AQT 1104/22-27

    Mr Dunne asked the Minister for Infrastructure, given that, in November 2024, her Department published a report of the review of part-time 20 mph zones outside schools, which recommended a further roll-out of the scheme, and given that her predecessor advised that that was being positively considered, whether she can…

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  12. Topical question AQT 1103/22-27

    Mr Bradley asked the Minister for Infrastructure, after welcoming her to her place, when, as a matter of urgency, the delayed upgrade works at Strand Road and Waterside pumping stations will be completed, because work has been delayed on 80 houses at Laurel Hill that have planning permission from the Causeway Coast…

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  13. Topical question AQT 1101/22-27

    Mr Durkan asked the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the upgrade of the Caw roundabout, having stated that it was not fair to try to trip her up with parochial concerns at her first topical Question Time but that, as he had written to her on the issue, it should not come out of the blue for him to ask…

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  14. Motion or amendment: Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording)

    Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording) That this Assembly acknowledges the enormous historical, cultural and social importance of the Irish language; recognises the vibrancy and growth of the language in music, education and film; commends all those who have participated in another Seachtain na…

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  15. Motion or amendment: Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording)

    Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording) That this Assembly acknowledges the enormous historical, cultural and social importance of the Irish language; recognises the vibrancy and growth of the language in music, education and film; commends all those who have participated in another Seachtain na…

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  16. Motion or amendment: Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording)

    Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording) That this Assembly acknowledges the enormous historical, cultural and social importance of the Irish language; recognises the vibrancy and growth of the language in music, education and film; commends all those who have participated in another Seachtain na…

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  17. Motion or amendment: Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording)

    Delivering an Irish Language Strategy (revised wording) That this Assembly acknowledges the enormous historical, cultural and social importance of the Irish language; recognises the vibrancy and growth of the language in music, education and film; commends all those who have participated in another Seachtain na…

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  18. Motion or amendment: Legislative Consent Motion: Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill

    • Mr John O'Dowd SF
    • Motion · Executive Motion
    • As a minister

    Legislative Consent Motion: Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill That this Assembly endorses the principle of the extension to Northern Ireland of the provisions of the Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill, as amended in the House of Lords on 3 February 2025, dealing with territorial extent as contained in clause 2 of the…

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  19. Other tabled business: Education Authority's Published Admission Number Allocations for Community and Voluntary Playgroups in West Tyrone

    Education Authority's Published Admission Number Allocations for Community and Voluntary Playgroups in West Tyrone

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