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National Safety Camera Strategy: Statements
Pa Daly 13 May 2026
under the influence. Last year, there were fewer than 5,000 such checks, which represents a 75% reduction. We also heard from Dr. Sheila Gilheany from Alcohol Action Ireland at the Joint Committee on Transport's meeting this morning. She stated that alcohol is factor
Leaders' Questions
Holly Cairns 28 Apr 2026
kind of person he was, and the kind of person who will be missed, in Skibbereen and beyond. My thoughts are with Sheila, and Linda and Kieran, and Anna. Eight years ago, Ireland voted to repeal the eighth amendment, to take abortion access out of the Constitution
Our Rural Future: Statements
Michael Collins 28 Apr 2026
gentleman. We might have fought inside it but we were best friends outside it like everybody else. I extend my sympathies to Sheila, Linda and Kieran and to the Carroll family and to the people of west Cork and to his colleagues who are brokenhearted because
Our Rural Future: Statements
Dara Calleary 28 Apr 2026
wonderfully. He was a joyful character. He brought passion to politics and to people. I extend my deepest sympathies to his wife, Sheila, and his family, on his very untimely passing. A number of key issues were raised around infrastructure and services. I will touch on some
Business of Dáil
Verona Murphy 18 Dec 2025
year to host a State visit. Christmas, I am sure, is a very welcome and deserved break for so many, particularly Ben and Sheila in international parliamentary engagement and protocol. I also want to extend our collective best wishes to all our constituents and in particular to those
Energy Costs: Statements
Brian Stanley 3 Dec 2025
Department officials or one of the Ministers who decided this. I have a case of a woman who I will call Sheila. She is 67 years old and a cancer patient. She is living alone and is on non-contributory pension. She has a 20 year-old house
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Ivana Bacik 10 Apr 2025
survivors of mother and baby homes. On Tuesday, I asked the Taoiseach about how the Government will respond to the report from Sheila Nunan on her negotiations with the religious orders responsible for running the homes. It is very disappointing to see that only one order has come
Order of Business
Ivana Bacik 8 Apr 2025
Minister, Deputy Foley, today published the report by Sheila Nunan on negotiations with the religious bodies involved in running mother and baby homes. It is disappointing to see how little the orders are prepared to do towards paying their fair share of redress. The vast majority are dragging
Order of Business
Micheál Martin 8 Apr 2025
million from the Bon Secours order, which has been accepted. This is what was recommended by the Nunan committee. I pay tribute to Sheila Nunan for the work she has done. The other response concerned a building. I will have to get greater clarity in terms
Leaders' Questions
Cian O'Callaghan 2 Apr 2025
consider making a financial contribution to redress costs. His begging letters were ignored. In May 2023, the Government appointed former trade union official Sheila Nunan to negotiate with the orders. She was told to come back with a best and final offer from the orders within six months

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