Matt Carthy
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Sinn Féin · Cavan-Monaghan · serving since 2024-11-29
- Vote recorded in 359 of 401 divisions in the archive
- 831 debate contributions
- 1,836 parliamentary questions asked
Record timeline
- constituency Cavan-Monaghan 2024-11-29 to present
- party Sinn Féin 2024-11-29 to present
International Security and International Trade: Statements
2025-03-20 ·
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I welcome the opportunity to take part in this debate on international security and trade. Of course, there are very particular dangers facing Ireland in respect of the international trajectory of trade policy, ones we must be very cognisant of and ones we must be very committed to addressing head on in a way that protects the very important FDI sector and recognises that we have paid a price for …
International Security and International Trade: Statements
2025-03-20 ·
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The Government is not expanding our horizons; it is narrowing our horizons. The Government is narrowing our influence to scope that is entirely condensed within the European Union, failing to recognise that Ireland's reach has gone and should go much further. That issue and the difficulty with all of that is that this tying us in to an EU policy framework now extends to a militaristic agenda that …
International Security and International Trade: Statements
2025-03-20 ·
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-----is that Fine Gael in particular has no principle left other than to oppose whatever position Sinn Féin takes. Sinn Féin continue to use any real opportunity we have to say that the bombardment of Gaza and the occupation, annexation and apartheid regime must end because that is the only viable route to peace in the Middle East. Not only that, we will be consistent in our approach. It is the c…
International Security and International Trade: Statements
2025-03-20 ·
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The question which should be asked is what is in Ireland's interests. The route the Government is pursuing is absolutely not in Ireland's interests.
Young Carers: Motion [Private Members]
2025-03-20 ·
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I thank the Labour Party for bringing forward the motion on this important issue. The truth is that this State fails carers. We do not give them the support they need and deserve. We do not truly recognise that carers are not only providing an essential service to their own loved ones; they are also providing society with an essential service. The truth is that far too many carers are struggling t…
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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We know, regrettably, more severe weather events will hit our country in the time ahead and how the State responds to them, particularly in terms of how it supports people who are impacted, will be very important. During and immediately after Storm Éowyn, Ministers, including the Taoiseach, promised those people who were financially impacted and who were suffering as a result would be supported, a…
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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On the frozen foods, under the humanitarian assistance scheme-----
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Will the Taoiseach intervene in respect of frozen foods under the humanitarian assistance scheme?
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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Will the Taoiseach take the opportunity to answer in respect of the humanitarian assistance scheme and frozen food?
Cabinet Committees
2025-03-19 ·
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I was not on the list. I came in when I came in.
Swimming Pools
2025-03-06 ·
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15. Deputy Matt Carthy asked the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media the steps that Monaghan County Council should take to secure funding for a swimming pool in Carrickmacross. [10204/25]
Policing and Community Safety: Statements
2025-03-04 ·
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Was a quorum called?
Policing and Community Safety: Statements
2025-03-04 ·
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Tá áthas orm go bhfuil deis agam labhairt sa Dáil inniu faoi shábháilteacht phobail agus ár gcóras ceartais. Ní mór dúinn dul i ngleic go práinneach leis an easpa gardaí ar ár sráideanna. Communities deserve to feel safe and protected. Our cities, towns and rural communities should be safe, day and night. When crimes are committed, victims of crime must be supported to get justice in a timely mann…
Oideachas trí Mheán na Gaeilge: Tairiscint [Comhaltaí Príobháideacha]
2025-03-04 ·
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Maidir le Seachtain na Gaeilge, ní leor é ráitis sheanchaite a thabhairt don teanga; gaoth mhór gan aon chur leis. Tríd an rún seo a thabhairt chun tosaigh inniu, tá an méid a chaithfimid a dhéanamh chun cearta oideachais trí Ghaeilge a chur ar fáil leagtha amach go cruinn ag Sinn Féin. Mar thuismitheoir páistí a d’fhreastail ar Ghaelscoil agus ar Ghaelcholáiste, creidim go hiomlán go gcaithfidh a…
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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What transpired at the meeting of the Dáil reform committee last evening confirms that the Tánaiste's Government is hell-bent on plunging the Dáil into chaos. The Government's proposal seeks to turn the democratic rules and functioning of the Parliament inside out and upside down. It is seriously pushing to allow Michael Lowry and his group of TDs to be part of Leaders' Questions. It is also tryin…
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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The Tánaiste should not ask people to buy that rubbish. He might treat his own Fine Gael backbenchers as idiots but he will not take the Irish people for fools, because this has nothing-----
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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This has nothing to do with the rights of backbench-----
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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-----of the House, to withdraw those remarks.
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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Which remarks precisely?
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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I am sorry that the Tánaiste is treating his backbenchers in this way because this has nothing to do with the rights of backbench Government TDs.
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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This is about one man's demands, the demands of Michael Lowry.
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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We know that Fine Gael owes Michael Lowry one. Michael Lowry is the man who took Fine Gael from the verge of bankruptcy to a point-----
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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-----where there were millions in profits in a manner that has never fully been explained.
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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Considering all the hyperbole about pairs, he insists on using his majority to ram through the most undemocratic charade-----
Leaders' Questions
2025-02-27 ·
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-----farce-----