
The Justice Minister also said he knows one of the victims.MINISTER FOR JUSTICE Jim O’Callaghan has commended the gardaí who responded to what he called “an awful, random attack” in...
Read moreMinister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan this week attended a two-day meeting with his counterparts in Warsaw to discuss migration, preparing for and responding to new and emerging threats, security and...
Read moreSigning the register of members for the 34th Dáil with Clerk of Dáil Éireann, Peter Finnegan. A great honour to once again be elected to serve the people of Dublin...
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Without Fianna Fáil, Irish politics will become deeply polarised in the same way as the politics of the UK, the USA and Northern Ireland.
After Covid and Brexit have passed, reunification would become the biggest political issue facing this island and its people.
We need a strong Fianna Fáil party to direct that process in the same way as it directed the pathway to peace, working with John Hume.