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Judicial Appointments bill not expected to pass
This is a piece of controversial legislation that would see a lay-majority panel chaired by a lay person recom...
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Summerhill Primary Health Care Centre: Update
I asked the Minister for an update on the new Primary Health Care Centre, Summerhill, Dublin 1, and it seems w...
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Traffic management or traffic mismanagement?
We hear about a traffic management plan for Dublin but, unfortunately, more often see the absence of traffic m...
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Ireland the puppy farm capital of Europe – This country’s deplorable Animal Welfare record goes on..
The Dog Breeding Establishments Act is not working and, consequently, there is absolutely scandalous treatment...
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Inner City “Mulvey” report; Need for action not words
I questioned the Taoiseach about the Inner City report as compiled by Kieran Mulvey; the report fell short of...
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Caranua: Treating survivors of institutional abuse with respect and dignity must always be a primary objective
I want to focus on my engagement with a particular group, that is, the mixed race Irish and their involvement...
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Community child care needs support or at risk children will lose out
I asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs her plans to address the difficulties for community child...
Photo Source: Rick Rycroft – Marianne Jauncey explains the use of the Sydney centre’s “crash mat” and recovery equipment. In the north inner city and various parts of... Read more
At community meetings concerns have been raised about the social implications of the huge number of students who are to be accommodated in one particular part of the north inner city. Studen... Read more
It is crazy that in a city with a metro area population of 1.3 million that the major road networks can come to a standstill with a closure to the Port Tunnel or a m50 crash. Dublin still la... Read more
An investigation which will examine new evidence around the cause of the Stardust fire has been passed by 94 votes to 50. Not a full Commission of Investigation, however I want to acknowledg... Read more
Millions of tax payers money spent on flood prevention, dredging and relief works for flood prone areas, yet some insurance companies still won’t offer home cover? I have been contacte... Read more
I requested a statement from the Minister on this issue to see what exactly he’s doing to rectify the current situation. What is most worrying is that in fact claims have been decreasi... Read more
After I was first elected in June 2009, a Bill with a similar aim to establish a directly elected lord mayor for Dublin was Government business when the Green Party was in coalition with Fia... Read more
700 Post Offices in total are under threat. I totally accept the value of post offices, the value of one aspect in particular; I think of elderly people who are not IT-savvy and who are not... Read more
The Finance Bill, the Social Welfare Bill and the budgets should be part of a bigger philosophical debate around what kind of a society we want to live in, now and in the future and about th... Read more
There are concerns about the ownership of water. Privatisation means corporate profits at the expense of people. It means raised prices, denial of access to water to those who cannot pay and... Read more
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More investment required in energy saving incentives
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Insurance companies still refuse to quote for home insurance
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Make a REAL difference and prioritise those with a mental or physical disability in Budget 2018
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Stop exporting Irish greyhounds to countries with cruel and inhumane treatment
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Minister Zappone fully committed to the school completion programme
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Community Employment (CE) Suitability with Childcare Roles
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Judicial Appointments bill not expected to pass
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