Search for mapping speaker:John Gerard Hanafin (KildareStreet.com)

Seanad: Information and Communications Technologies: Motion (17 Jun 2009): John Gerard Hanafin: ...north or south to sell their catches can now ring their onshore contacts to determine where they can get the best prices. People can use their mobile telephones to get directions through Google Maps or check their e-mail accounts. For those who are interested in maps and mapping, Google is available over the earth. This has created difficulties for repressive regimes such as North Korea...
Seanad: Order of Business (6 Feb 2007): John Gerard Hanafin: ...I was travelling from England to Ireland and wished to fill my car's tank, I would wait until reaching Dublin. Getting off an Irish Ferries ship, the first station one would come to if following a map or GPS to get outside Dublin would be one of the Republic's most expensive filling stations. One would pull in and be charged more than anywhere else in the locality. Should we re-examine...
Seanad: Order of Business (12 Dec 2006): John Gerard Hanafin: ...we are hearing again the calls that were heard in the 1930s in Europe about the Jewish people. I address my remarks to the President of Iran who said the State of Israel should be wiped off the map. It is unacceptable for any sovereign state to hold that view and all the more so if that state becomes a nuclear power.

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