Results 41-45 of 45 for garda speaker:Gary Gannon

Defence Forces: Motions (5 Jul 2022)

Gary Gannon: ...of a global community, and that a security threat anywhere in the world can affect Ireland. Since the late 1950s, Ireland has committed its diplomats, members of the Defences Forces and members of An Garda Síochána in some instances to remote and far-reaching places to undertake crisis management for natural disasters and tackle the effects of interstate and intrastate conflicts...

Capital Support for Sports Facilities: Statements (19 Oct 2023)

Gary Gannon: ...been raising since we were both members of Dublin City Council. We cannot talk about sporting facilities without talking about the safety of them and the link-up we need between local authorities and the Garda Síochána. Sheriff YC and Belvedere FC have had to call off games such was the extent of damage to the pitches. Most weekends, the coaches and the parents must sweep the...

Community Safety and Fireworks: Motion [Private Members] (22 Sep 2020)

Gary Gannon: ...start. I was critical of how it developed, but its original intent was fantastic in the sense that it had an office in the heart of a constituency, which had an often troubled relationship with the gardaí. It was designed so that community leaders could be an interface between a community that was distrustful of the gardaí and the gardaí themselves. It worked very well...

Ban on Sex for Rent Bill 2022: Second Stage [Private Members] (23 Mar 2022)

Gary Gannon: ...any accommodation that is unethical or immoral. There is a dearth of information when it comes to this practice, which is extremely worrying as the extent of the problem is hard to quantify. The Garda PULSE system does not record sex for rent complaints as a specific category. However, recent research done by UK housing and homeless charity, Shelter, found that 30,000 women in the UK...

Dublin City Safety Initiatives and Other Services: Statements (17 Nov 2022)

Gary Gannon: ...not just in this city but throughout Ireland. The council will often say it can only go so far in light of its remit. When issues pop up around the city that pertain mostly to addiction, An Garda Síochána will rightfully say that it can police the problem of addiction. I agree with that up to a point. The HSE has a responsibility, as does the Department of Housing, Planning...