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	Brendan Howlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Named after former Labour Party leader Brendan Corish, Brendan Howlin was born in Wexford.
		Howlin was successful on his second attempt when he was elected as a Labour Party TD, taking in 1987.
		Howlin was immediately appointed Labour Party Chief Whip, a position he held until 1993.
	www.gogog.com /project/wikipedia/index.php/Brendan_Howlin (273 words)

	Brendan Howlin - Politics.ie Wiki
		Brendan Howlin was born in Wexford town in 1956.
		Howlin was a Senator from 1982-87, nominated by the Taoiseach Dr. Garret FitzGerald.
		Howlin was soon appointed to the party front bench and served as a Minister from 1993-97 in Health and in Environment.
	www.politics.ie /wiki/index.php?title=Brendan_Howlin (283 words)

	Irish Times Article - Rumours cost Howlin votes in 1997 party leadership poll (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mr Howlin's campaign team was last night assessing the impact of his decision to publicly reject the rumours this time round.
		Mr Howlin lost that contest to Mr Ruairí Quinn by 37 votes to 27 in an election in which the parliamentary party and ruling General Council voted.
		Mr Howlin's decision to publicly comment on the rumours this time round was motivated by concerns among his supporters that leaving the rumours unchallenged could again damage his campaign.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/front/2002/0914/1400004961HM1HOWLIN.html (559 words)

	Awen and the Art of Urban Druidry
		Brendan has watched a fox jump over the wall in a car park near him and stand still whilst people walk right past it to get to their cars and they didn‚t even see it.
		This is OK for Brendan because everybody expects academics to be barking mad but Stuart has a respectable position in the community to uphold.
		During one excruciatingly boring meeting Brendan was watching two magpies playing on the roof of a neighbouring building and extended his senses to them.
	www.druidry.org /obod/druid-path/urbanawen.html (1216 words)

	Judgment
		Deputy Howlin contended for the former proposition and the Committee for the latter.
		Howlin, consistent with his fundamental submission that the power was his and no-one else’s, took the view that no action whatever on the Committee’s part was necessary and that, in passing the resolution, they had acted unnecessarily.
		Brendan Howlin, T.D., from the 25th day of June, 2000 until the 4th day of July, 2000 (both dates inclusive) in respect of allegations that three members of An Garda Síochána (including two senior members) may have acted with impropriety and relating to the making of allegations to Mr.
	www.courts.ie /judgments.nsf/09859e7a3f34669680256ef3004a27de/6a793a053a3da8ec802570dd00578bf5?OpenDocument (8203 words)

	The Evil Gerald Online - Howlin: I'm not interesting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Labour leadership candidate and Wexford TD Brendan Howlin has given the nation a guarantee that he is not interesting.
		Howlin has been dogged by persistent rumours that he is witty, urbane and sophisticated, a person with an independent agenda that will bring the Labour party to the forefront of Irish politics.
		But Howlin clarified his position on a boring, sub-par radio "programme" on RTE.
	www.evilgerald.com /Issues/Issue23/11howlin.htm (293 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 474 - 04 February, 1997 - Written Answers. - Water and Sewerage Schemes.
		Howlin): Contract documents for this scheme have been submitted to my Department but given the high level of commitments under the water and sewerage programme, I cannot say when it may be possible to approve them.
		Howlin): I understand that a design for the upgrading of this scheme has been prepared by the group.
		As already announced, responsibility for the administration of the group schemes programme is being devolved to the local authorities, subject to existing commitments on foot of approvals issued by my Department.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0474/D.0474.199702040123.html (168 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 433 - 29 June, 1993 - Written Answers. - Alcohol/Drugs Abuse Prevention.
		Howlin): It is not possible to give the Deputy a breakdown of the moneys provided for the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse because health boards are funded by a global allocation.
		Miss Quill asked the Minister for Health if, in view of the fact that alcohol and drug abuse are now national problems among adolescents and teenagers, he will give the names and addresses of the treatment centres throughout the country that provide diagnostic and treatment services for young people aged 14 to 18 years.
		Howlin): Treatment centres for people with addiction problems are located in each health board area.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0433/D.0433.199306290153.html (330 words)

	Morris Tribunal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Brendan Howlin, T.D., on the same date, received a telephone call from a Parliamentary colleague who supplied him with the telephone number of another person who had been a source of information to him concerning facts relevant to issues concerning the McBrearty family of Donegal.
		Deputy Howlin also knew the identity of his informant but told the investigators that he could not identify his source because it would “seriously compromise the question of whistle blowing to public representatives”.
		Deputy Howlin’s informant conveys that there was evidence coming from a Garda based in Donegal in relation to the allegations.
	www.morristribunal.ie /asp/Narrative.asp?ObjectID=310&Mode=0&RecordID=43 (4014 words)

	The Kingdom: Howlin is the man to beat but Rabbitte could be the best bet
		Brendan Howlin hails from W xford, a constituency that sent another leader of the Labour party, Brendan Corish, and Dail Eireann.
		The fact that he is seven years older than Brendan Howlin should be in his favour as the latter could again live to fight another day, while Rabbitte might not be young enough to do just that.
		Howlin is certainly the man to beat but Rabbitte seems the value bet at 6/1.
	www.the-kingdom.ie /news/story.asp?j=266 (570 words)

	Checkout 2006
		After being passed in the Seanad in December, the Amendment Bill was discussed on a number of occasions in the Dáil, with a number of TDs speaking out against the Bill for its failure to address the issue of predatory pricing.
		Opposition spokespeople on Enterprise, Trade and Employment Brendan Howlin (Labour) and Phil Hogan (Fine Gael) both expressed their unwillingness to support the Bill, with Howlin accusing Enterprise Minister Micheál Martin of taking on the grocery retail sector because it was an easier target than other economic sectors.
		Howlin said that he was ‘at a loss’ as to why the grocery sector was targeted, and said that Minister Martin’s decision to revoke the Order was because he ‘had to be seen to be doing something’ after the controversial Eddie Hobbs programmes in summer 2005.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=608 (431 words)

	Breaking News: Gardai to thrall through phone and fax numbers
		Labour TD Brendan Howlin says he acted responsibly in relation to information he received about alleged corruption in the Gardai.
		Brendan Howlin says it is extraordinary that Gardai intend to trawl through his phone and fax records in an attempt to identify the source of this information, as it contradicts the legal privilege of expression which Oireachtas members possess.
		Deputy Howlin says he acted responsibly when he received this sensitive information, which is the subject of the Morris Tribunal, by passing it on to the Minister for Justice at the time.
	breaking.examiner.ie /2002/12/22/story81687.html (261 words)

	RTE News - Howlin wins High Court challenge
		Labour's Brendan Howlin has won his High Court challenge to a Morris Tribunal ruling that he was required to provide it with confidential information regarding alleged garda corruption in Co Donegal.
		Last February, the tribunal chairman directed Deputy Howlin to hand over all documents he had received in relation to allegations that three members of the gardaí - including two senior members - may have acted with impropriety.
		News At One: Brendan Howlin says that he believes that the judgement is a fair and balanced one that is important for a functioning democracy
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/1013/morris.html (152 words)

	Irish Examiner> Breaking News> Sport
		Labour TD Brendan Howlin has reportedly broken ranks with the official party line about entering a coalition government with Fianna Fáil.
		Reports this morning say Mr Howlin has now entered the fray by saying Labour should keep its options open as the top priority is to "advance the aspirations of the party and its supporters".
		However, the newspaper says he refused to be drawn on what he would do if there was a hung Dáil after this year's election.
	www.irishexaminer.com /breaking/story.asp?j=288047480&p=z88x4846x&n=288048501&x= (199 words)

	Party leaders' questions to the Taoiseach in Dáil Éireann
		My colleague Deputy Howlin tells me about the circumstances in Wexford General Hospital, which was stretched to the limit.
		Deputy Howlin knows in his heart that people moved from Waterford because there was no problem in Waterford that day.
		In reply to Deputy Howlin?s question yesterday the capital programme will be finalised in the next few weeks.
	www.feargalquinn.ie /lead/2504.htm (7032 words)

	Politics.ie :: View topic - Brendan Howlin
		I am quite confident that Labour members, in the autumn of their years will not be looking to spend any longer on opposition benches before they ride off into the sunset and will back Howlin and a coalition with FF in the national interest.
		Howlin may have a day in the future as party leader but the party will NEVER go into government after the 2007 election results are in with FF....
		An impartial analysis demonstrates (though I don't claim to be impartial) that it was not going into government with Fianna Fáil that tainted Labour, it was the decision to collapse the government that hurt Labour.
	www.politics.ie /viewtopic.php?t=15255 (4083 words)

	where's me country?: An Interesting Case of Dail privilege
		Mr Howlin and his party leader are talking big talk about the state of our democracy and trust in our TDs following the Supreme Court ruling which forced Deputy Howlin to reveal his sources to the Morris Tribunal, those sources that talked of the inital Garda Corruption which exploded in recent years.
		The Irish Times reports that Howlin expects the identity to emerge soon, since his telephone records can now be handed over to the tribunal.
		Presumably Howlin can't do the decent thing and stand in contempt if what are sought are phone records the release of which is not his to control once the court order has been made.
	progressiveireland.blogspot.com /2005/12/interesting-case-of-dail-privilege.html (1062 words)

	TCM Breaking News - 2002/09/10: Brendan Howlin intends to stand for Labour
		Brendan Howlin has announced that he intends to stand for the Labour Leadership.
		The party’s Deputy Leader said he is throwing his hat in the ring after consulting with friends and Labour colleagues.
		Mr Howlin also said his main aim is to rid the country of a fraudulent Government, which deceived the electorate in May.
	archives.tcm.ie /breakingnews/2002/09/10/story67714.asp (93 words)

	Sinn Féin Loch Garman
		Wexford Sinn Féin have welcomed last Monday's (12/01/03) meeting between a Sinn Féin delegation and the new leadership of the Labour Party, accompanied by Brendan Howlin TD, at Sinn Féin's Falls Road Belfast Offices.
		Party President Gerry Adams, Chairperson Mitchel McLaughlin, Caoimghin Ó'Caoláin TD and Mary Lou McDonald, welcomed the delegation and congratulated Labour leader Pat Rabbitte and deputy leader Liz McManus on their new posts.
		Brendan Howlin TD and special advisor Fergus Finlay, accompanied the new leadership to Belfast.
	homepage.eircom.net /~wexfordsf/labour.html (462 words)

	News Friday 2nd June 2006 \| OneinFour.org
		Labour justice spokesman Brendan Howlin said his party had argued consistently for a short Bill to close off the specific loophole in the law identified by the Supreme Court while leaving broader issues, such as the age of consent, to a later date.
		He said that among the principal concerns were that the Bill would criminalise both parties to a sexual act if both are underage.
		He added that the Bill treated with the same degree of seriousness sexual activity between young persons of the same age as it does such activity when engaged in by a much older person with a much younger one.
	www.oneinfour.org /news/news2006/bias (518 words)

	Brendan Howlin's Statements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Taoiseach's admission on CRIME is a vote of no-confidence in Minister for Justice, John O'Donoghue
		Brendan Howlin expresses sympathy on death of two Gardai
		Howlin calls for action to avert Forensic Laboratory strike
	www.brendanhowlin.ie /Statements.htm (209 words)

	The Labour Party - People - Brendan Howlin TD - Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Welcome from Brendan Howlin TD Spokesperson on Justice
		Welcome to Brendan Howlin's section of the Labour Website.
		Brendan is currently a sitting TD for Wexford.
	www.labour.ie /brendanhowlin (58 words)

	[ t e c h n o \ c u l t u r e ]
		...Meanwhile, the two politicians involved, the Wexford Labour TD, Mr Brendan Howlin, and the former Mayo Fine Gael TD and current senator, Mr Jim Higgins, remain adamant that they will not meet the Garda request that they hand over telephone and fax records of contacts with their sources.
		Mr Howlin and Mr Higgins, as their respective parties' justice spokesmen, alerted the then minister for justice, Mr O'Donoghue, to information they had received about the alleged corruption.
		Describing the request as "extraordinary," Mr Howlin said yesterday: "What is at stake here is whether members of the public have a right to communicate with their elected representatives in the national parliament without fear of personal cost or not.
	radio.weblogs.com /0103966/2002/12/23.html (767 words)

	ie-politics
		If Brendan Howlin had said anything - and he had no reason to - it would have been spun by the hacks as a leadership challenge.
		The paper reports that Howlin "didn't want to comment specifically on Mr Rabbitte's recent remarks until he had a chance to study them in detail".
		Brendan Buck, whose An Irish Town Planner's Blog is a lively and informative source on planning-related matters, refers to The Bord's recent letter to Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council raising concerns with the effect of recent planning decisions relating to high density residential development at Sandyford Industrial Estate.
	www.iepolitics.typepad.com (4138 words)

	Caught by the camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Labour's Justice spokesman Brendan Howlin described the TV scenes as "very worrying", adding: "If we saw such scenes on the streets of Northern Ireland, there would be statements in the Dail and questions would be asked on all sides."
		Mr Howlin said that, while the footage did not provide a comprehensive picture and he did not want to come to any conclusion, it was clear that an independent review of the Garda response was needed.
		He said Mr O'Donoghue was simply calling for a Garda report into the incidents and this was "the same merry-go-round" as always happened in such cases.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/680077/posts (1711 words)

	RTE.ie News - Questions and Answers
		Brendan Howlin TD, deputy leader of the Labour Party
		Brendan Howlin (with interjection by Frank McDonald and Tom Kitt)
		Further debate between questioner and Frank McDonald, and contributions from the audience and Brendan Howlin.
	www.rte.ie /news/2000/0403/qanda.html (62 words)

	BreakingNews.ie - 2003/02/28: Higgins and Howlin furious about Tribunal order
		Senator Jim Higgins and Deputy Brendan Howlin have reacted angrily to an order from the Morris tribunal for them to reveal the sources of information given to them regarding allegations of garda corruption.
		Both men have been given four weeks by Justice Fredrick Morris to inform the tribunal of the sources of the allegations made in June and July 2000.
		Labour TD Brendan Howlin said today's decision will go to the courts and that it will discourage people from coming forward with information on alleged wrongdoing.
	archives.tcm.ie /breakingnews/2003/02/28/story90007.asp (200 words)

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