Ivana Bacik
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Labour Party · Dublin Bay South · serving since 2024-11-29
- Vote recorded in 381 of 401 divisions in the archive
- 837 debate contributions
- 627 parliamentary questions asked
Record timeline
- constituency Dublin Bay South 2024-11-29 to present
- party Labour Party 2024-11-29 to present
Order of Business
2026-03-03 ·
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At the weekend, the Taoiseach's appalling new rules for renters came into effect. To mark that change, we learned of the eviction notices issued to 36 homes in Wexford, all owned by the same large landlord, right in the heart of the housing Minister's own constituency. My colleague Deputy Lawlor has been dealing with the families involved, in excess of 100 people including many children, many of w…
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2026-03-03 ·
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Is the Taoiseach monitoring this situation? We are seeing more and more-----
Order of Business
2026-03-03 ·
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-----eviction notices.
Order of Business
2026-03-03 ·
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It was the same weekend.
Order of Business
2026-03-03 ·
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A radical reset-----
Order of Business
2026-03-03 ·
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That is not true.
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2026-03-03 ·
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We are not-----
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2026-03-03 ·
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We are not sitting on any fence.
Apology Related to Childhood Abuse (Hunger Strikers): Statements
2026-02-25 ·
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I am glad to have the opportunity to speak for the Labour Party in today's important and historic debate. I welcome the Taoiseach’s apology, which marks an important step in Ireland’s recognition of our shameful history as a society and of our appalling treatment of women and children over so many decades. It recognises that far too many of our people were incarcerated in reformatories, industrial…
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-24 ·
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Before we begin, I again express the Labour Party's solidarity with Ukraine as we mark the fourth anniversary today of Russia's full-scale invasion. As Ukraine enters its fifth year under Putin's brutal bombardment, our thoughts today must be with all those bereaved, injured or displaced by this horrific war in Europe. Last night was the latest climbdown in the special education saga. SNAs, princ…
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-24 ·
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It is extraordinary to hear the Taoiseach say that the Government never signed off on this. It was Government policy. Government Ministers were out defending it all last week. The Labour education spokesperson, Deputy Eoghan Kenny, was on "Prime Time" last week against the Minister of State, Deputy Moynihan, on this very point. It is extraordinary to hear the Taoiseach now seeking to deflect blame…
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-24 ·
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The Taoiseach needs to take responsibility for this fiasco, and take it now.
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-24 ·
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We never said that.
Order of Business
2026-02-24 ·
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Every day reveals more about the true horror of Jeffrey Epstein's global ring of paedophilia and blackmail. The fallout continues. Yesterday Peter Mandelson was arrested and last week the former Prince Andrew was arrested. On Friday night, on "The Late Late Show", we heard the incredible testimony of Lisa Phillips, a survivor of Epstein. Lisa spoke out with great courage to expose the extraordinar…
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2026-02-24 ·
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We have parliamentary questions in.
Work Life Balance (Right to Remote Work) Bill 2026: Second Stage [Private Members]
2026-02-18 ·
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I commend Deputy Lawlor and my other Labour Party colleagues, in particular Deputies Sherlock and Wall, on bringing forward this important Bill, which I am glad to second. At its core, this Bill is about something very simple. It is about supporting people to work - to work to live not just to live to work. It is about quality of life. Despite what Government spokespersons might imply, workers in …
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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The public outcry this week from parents, SNAs, principals and teachers has demonstrated the level of fear and distress created by the Taoiseach's Government with their crude approach to SNA allocations. We have all been reminded this week about the vital work that SNAs do in our schools. To the children who need them they are indispensable. One mother wrote to me yesterday and said, "My daughter …
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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I never said that.
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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With respect, the Taoiseach's response missed the point. We are not disagreeing on the big picture of funding. We are not disagreeing with the Taoiseach-----
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2026-02-18 ·
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Of course reviews have to be carried out but it is about how a review is carried out and how it impacts on individual schools. It is no comfort to the principals who have received letters telling them about a cut, and it is a cut effectively, in their individual schools. It is no comfort to them to hear the Taoiseach speak about the macro and about the overarching numbers. What we have not seen wi…
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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Is that a commitment?
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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The Taoiseach speaks about "this school year" but I am asking about September.
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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Yes.
Leaders' Questions
2026-02-18 ·
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It is the impact on-----
Questions on Policy or Legislation
2026-02-18 ·
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Next week sees the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. That means the brutal bombardment of Ukraine is about to enter its fifth year. We have seen appalling casualties and appalling attacks by Russia on the civilian population and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. It is in that context that I raise the alarming revelations on the front of today's edition of The Irish T…