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William Irwin
DUP MLA for Newry & Armagh
- Entered the Assembly on 9 March 2007 — election
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Most recent appearances
- Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Inquiry into the Way Forward for Apprenticeships (22 Jun 2009)
“I welcome the opportunity to contribute to the debate, and I join my Committee colleagues in welcoming the completion of the inquiry and the publication of the report on the Committee’s inquiry into the way forward for apprenticeships. That inquiry focused on two key questions relating to why more employers do not provide apprenticeships and why apprentices lack the profile and status...”
- Northern Ireland Assembly: Agriculture and Rural Development: Food Exports (15 Jun 2009)
“Does the Minister accept that the key stakeholders of the agrifood industry believe that the UK food status is to the benefit of Northern Ireland, given that, as the honourable Member for Lagan Valley said, much of our food is exported to the UK mainland? That being the case, I believe that the Minister is foolish. How can she justify a removal of UK status, given that 80% of our food is...”
- Northern Ireland Assembly: Adjournment: Non-Acute Hospital Provision in Armagh City (12 May 2009)
“I thank Dominic Bradley for securing the Adjournment debate, which highlights the concerns of Health Service employees, patients and their families in the Armagh area. The Southern Health and Social Care Trust recently decided to press ahead with plans to reorganise and reduce services in the city, much to the disappointment of staff, patients and the wider community. As was said in the...”
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