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Seanad: Public Order and Safe Streets: Statements (23 Nov 2022)

Eugene Murphy: ...break they law. We also now need to look out for the welfare of gardaí, who are dealing with so many issues in comparison with their predecessors years ago. They deal with a broad range of issues including immigration and domestic violence. Perhaps not enough was done to address those issues years ago. Gardaí have to deal with a major number of issues, which is causing them...

Ceisteanna Eile - Other Questions: Garda Strength (17 Oct 2018)

Eugene Murphy: ...for that? We must realise that the role of the Garda Síochána has changed significantly in recent years. As well as serious crime and public order offences, gardaí must deal with immigrant issues, child abuse, Garda vetting, mental health issues and domestic disputes. There is great Garda involvement in communities through helping out at events. Of course, drugs crime...

Written Answers — Department of Justice and Equality: Immigration Controls (27 Jun 2017)

Eugene Murphy: 290. To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice and Equality the reason the personal belongings of a person (details supplied) would be held by the National Immigration Bureau six months after a court case was resolved regarding immigration matters; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30010/17]

Questions on Promised Legislation (15 Feb 2017)

Eugene Murphy: ...question, the Minister for Health has opened a panel. Will the Taoiseach and the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Deputy Zappone, address this issue urgently? On top of that, Syrian immigrants will come to Ballaghaderreen in the first week of March. Among those 82 people will be 34 children and I am sure that, after what they have gone through, some will need this service. ...

Topical Issue Debate: Deportation Orders Re-examination (26 Oct 2016)

Eugene Murphy: ...ahead with a religious ceremony and on 10 December 2015 the couple married in St. Michael's Catholic Church in Ballinasloe. However, in July Kleber received a letter from the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service telling him to present himself to make arrangements for his removal from the State. The couple were devastated, but Kleber, who was very anxious to co-operate and was...