I wish to advise the House of the following matters in respect of which notice has been given under Standing Order 29A and the name of the Member in each case: (1) Deputies Brendan Griffin, Noel Rock and Stephen S. Donnelly - the touting of event tickets; (2) Deputy Louise O'Reilly - overcapacity difficulties with children under six years for GPs in Balbriggan; (3) Deputy Seán Haughey - the provision of ambulance services in Dublin given the current threat of strike action; (4) Deputies Brian Stanley and Fiona O'Loughlin - the future of the Bord na Móna plants at Kilberry, County Kildare and Cúil na Móna, County Laois; (5) Deputies Mary Butler, David Cullinane, Bobby Aylward, John Halligan, Mattie McGrath and John Paul Phelan - cardiac services at University Hospital Waterford and throughout the south-east region; (6) Deputy Pat Casey - the decision to close Laragh/Glendalough post office; (7) Deputy John Curran - the withdrawal of funding by HSE north Dublin for Tiglin rehabilitation; (8) Deputy Dessie Ellis - the use of off-road vehicles in public parks and green areas; (9) Deputy Michael Fitzmaurice - delays in processing GLAS payments across the country; (10) Deputy Tony McLoughlin - plans to deliver a fixed cardio catheterisation lab in Sligo University Hospital in 2017; (11) Deputy Eugene Murphy - the appointment of a child psychologist for north Roscommon; (12) Deputy Imelda Munster - preservation of the 13th century barbican, St. Laurence's Gate, in Drogheda town; (13) Deputy Jan O'Sullivan - the opening date for the new emergency department at University Hospital Limerick; (14) Deputy Dara Calleary - concern over jobs, employment conditions and services at Bus Éireann; (15) Deputy Carol Nolan - the provision of assessments for children with special educational needs; (16) Deputy Thomas Pringle - staffing concerns at the Seaview respite home, County Donegal; (17) Deputy John Brassil - the NCPE decision on the Respreeza medication; (18) Deputy John Lahart - the decision to close St. Brigid's nursing home in south Dublin; (19) Deputy Ruth Coppinger - access to the drug nusinersen for children with spinal muscular atrophy, type 1, SMA1; (20) Deputy Thomas Byrne - Garda resources in east Meath; (21) Deputy Anne Rabbitte - the conditions in University Hospital Galway emergency department; (22) Deputy Timmy Dooley - the conditions in emergency departments; (23) Deputy Clare Daly - the crisis in the administration of defined benefit pension schemes; (24) Deputy Mick Barry - the cancellation of hospital appointments in Cork by the HSE last year; (25) Deputy Mick Wallace - the need to revise the role of NAMA over the next three years; and (26) Deputy Catherine Murphy - Prime Minister May's comments regarding a common travel area between Ireland and the UK.
The matters raised by Deputies Dessie Ellis and Thomas Pringle, respectively, and Deputies Mary Butler, David Cullinane, Bobby Aylward, John Halligan, Mattie McGrath and John Paul Phelan, together, have been selected for discussion.