Clare Daly (Dublin Fingal, Independent) | Oireachtas source

Last week marked the commencement of the fifth year since Garda Nick Keogh made his formal complaints about conspiracy to supply heroin involving a civilian, a Garda detective and a chief superintendent who had failed to act on that information, and indeed, supplied the Garda detective with a telephone. The allegations were upheld in an investigation conducted by the acting Garda Commissioner, Dónall Ó Cualáin, and yet, over four years on, nobody has been charged and nobody has been arrested. What is the Minister doing in respect of this matter? Is he satisfied with the way it is being dealt with? When can we see action being taken?

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