Niall Collins (Limerick, Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

It was reported recently that an individual who frequently features in international terrorism bulletins and is heavily involved in financing Islamic State has been living in south Dublin for more than 15 years. The Minister's colleague, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Deputy Charles Flanagan, during a recent interview on the "The Pat Kenny Show", stated:

That's true - we're not immune. It's important that people remain vigilant, and that any information of a criminal nature is passed on to An Garda Síochána.

In light of the report in the Sunday Independentand the comments of the Minister, Deputy Flanagan, will the Minister examine the idea of utilising the Criminal Assets Bureau in tracking down individuals who provide financial support to the Islamic State organisation?

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