those who speak up.
Before I conclude, I want to acknowledge the courage of the people in the Gallery today: Mr. Ciarán Kenneally of Tusla; health whistleblowers, Shane Corr, Peter Behan and Margo Hannon; Yvonne O'Rourke of the Women of Honour; George McLoughlin of the Department … truth first, they put their country first and they put Ireland first and Ireland is better because of them.
I mentioned Ciarán Kenneally, a man who brought the whistleblowers to my attention first. This man has been destroyed by the State and has been left financially bereft
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welcome the courageous individuals in the Gallery who stood up, such as Maurice McCabe, John Barrett and Ciarán Kenneally. These people and many others, including the Women of Honour, have done a tremendous service to the State. They showed incredible courage and conviction. In every case, the State … Forces because people saw what happened to those who spoke up and many others stayed silent.
I raise the devastating case of Ciarán Kenneally, a man with great courage who stood up and highlighted issues in terms of financial irregularity in relation to Tusla in Cork
Síochána; Noel McGree and the Irish Prison Service; Yvonne O'Rourke and the Defence Forces; John Barrett and An Garda Síochána; and Ciarán Kenneally and Tusla. There are many more from local authorities across this country.
We are not here today to punish people in the Civil Service
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