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More investment required in energy saving incentives
The Better Energy Homes scheme provides fixed grants towards a range of energy efficiency interventions includ...
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Insurance companies still refuse to quote for home insurance
Given the extent of flood prevention measures introduced to the area by both the local authority and the Offic...
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Make a REAL difference and prioritise those with a mental or physical disability in Budget 2018
Instead of spreading resources too thinly, I believe budgets should make a real difference for those suffering...
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Stop exporting Irish greyhounds to countries with cruel and inhumane treatment
Press Release Cruel and inhumane treatment of Irish greyhounds. Stop exporting them to countries with no conce...
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Minister Zappone fully committed to the school completion programme
I asked Minister Zappone about her views on the school completion programme, the status of the employment audi...
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Community Employment (CE) Suitability with Childcare Roles
There is absolutely no question about the need for quality training for people who are working in child care....
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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...
I have received very alarming calls about children being put into foster care as a result of mothers being homeless and women in crisis pregnancy facing homelessness who will have no choice... Read more
I am delighted to announce the introduction of the Housing (Homeless Prevention) Bill 2014. In this Bill I seek to change legislation on the term ‘homelessness’ to apply to a per... Read more
The following is the speech I read out in the Dáil chamber last night. I will post the video of it soon. Tá rudaí dearfacha sa bhuiséad seo. N’fheadar cad a spreag na rudaí sin. Is cei... Read more
Regardless of budget, austerity or recession, the lives of some people in society do not change one iota, while those in the low and middle income groups suffer disproportionately. We are to... Read more
- Mr. Y is in position No. 68 on the housing list – Mr. and Mrs. X are in position No. 123 – Ms Y, who is need of two-bedroom accommodation, is in position No. 288 – Mr. Z... Read more
This summer saw the closure of the IDS Deaf Advocacy Service due to a full funding cut. John Browne TD and myself had a Topical Issue on it before the summer recess and the funding was resto... Read more
There have been consistent calls from people, from the late Tony Gregory for the CAB’s money, coming from illicit drug business, to go directly to those areas most affected by the drug... Read more
Although I disagree with the implementation of charges for our water in the first place, at the very least people should feel that the water they are consuming is safe and free from being ta... Read more
I had a meeting with Dublin Bus last week in relation to their work in Dublin; good to see the company moving forward, more buses, more connecting routes and the company is recruiting driver... Read more
Tony Duffin had a very graphic article in Wednesday’s Irish Times – ‘on average, one person a day in Ireland dies by overdose, roughly twice the number that die on the road... 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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