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Joint Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, and Taoiseach: EU Legislative Proposals: Discussion (24 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: I have been observing the meeting from the office for some time. It is really important that the finance committee is doing this work in the scrutiny of these COMs, and I thank the witnesses for being with us today. From the conversation and the debate, the lack of transparency is obvious. This is the job I can see that this committee is trying to do and indeed on the defence committee we...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, and Taoiseach: EU Legislative Proposals: Discussion (24 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: What more can we do?

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, and Taoiseach: EU Legislative Proposals: Discussion (24 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Have we an option to do that? In terms of participating in the fund, are there any repercussions if we do not participate in it?

Ceisteanna - Questions: Health Services (30 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: 10. To ask the Taoiseach when the Cabinet Committee on Health will next meet. [50476/25]

Ceisteanna - Questions: Health Services (30 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: I raise the serious issue of the shortage of beds in Beaumont Hospital. An example of the impact of this shortage is brought home by the very serious case of one of my constituents. I have his family's permission to raise his case with the Taoiseach because they are absolutely desperate. His name is Henry Keane from Blacksod and he was recently diagnosed with a brain tumour. Since 17...

Insurance Costs: Motion [Private Members] (30 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: It seems desperately unfair that the runaway house prices across the State have led to an increase in home insurance costs. Home insurance is becoming a real problem meaning that some struggling families opt to underinsure their home or go without insurance altogether. The consequences of families taking a chance and foregoing home insurance played out earlier this year when Storm...

Ceisteanna ar Pholasaí nó ar Reachtaíocht - Questions on Policy or Legislation (1 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: I want to talk to the Minister about the defective concrete block legislation once again. We have been back for three weeks. Each week I look at the programme for the week and each week my colleague Deputy Mac Lochlainn, the Sinn Féin Whip, asks for the legislation to come before us here, to the House, to be able to be dealt with. We are in a situation where homeowners are still...

Situation in Gaza: Statements (1 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: At the outset, I acknowledge the protesters who gather every weekend around this country, and what the Irish people have done to stand up for Palestine and what they continue to do. I want to acknowledge that in the House today and thank them for it. I extend deepest solidarity to the Palestinian people who are living under unimaginable and horrific suffering and starvation at the hands...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement: Shared Island Initiative: Department of the Taoiseach (23 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Where do the applications go then? They do not go to the shared island unit -----

Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement: Shared Island Initiative: Department of the Taoiseach (23 Sep 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: The National Parks and Wildlife Service is driving it.

Committee on Defence and National Security: Business of Joint Committee (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: No, certainly.

Committee on Defence and National Security: Business of Joint Committee (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Certainly, Deputy Stanley. With the agreement of the committee, we will seek clarification from the Tánaiste on that matter.

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Apologies have been received from Deputies Scanlon and Callaghan and Senators Craughwell and Clonan. Before I go into today's business, as the Joint Committee on Defence and National Security meets for engagement on the national maritime security strategy, we send solidarity to activists, including my own colleague and Member of this House Senator Chris Andrews, who have been illegally...

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: I thank Dr. Stanley. Deputy Ó Laoghaire is the first member who has indicated a desire to speak. He is to be followed by Deputies Stanley and Smith.

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: That is an important question. Dr. Stanley would not be aware of incidents where lines may have been tapped. Who would be aware of them?

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Of course it is. It is important that the Government be in charge so that it is not information going between private companies and that the Government will have control over it. We now move to Deputy Smith.

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Go raibh agat. I just have a couple of things to ask. Obviously, as the Joint Committee on Defence and National Security, we need to be confident in respect of ensuring we have a national maritime security strategy that is fit for purpose. What does Dr. Stanley think is the best role this committee can play in supporting the Department’s work and enabling co-operation to happen as...

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: When a whole-of-government approach is spoken of and other Departments being involved, I think this aspect is important but it also worries me in the sense that there are so many pieces working together. Are there Secretaries General or principal officers from other Departments in particular that we could or should invite here to discuss some of the issues raised today?

Committee on Defence and National Security: National Maritime Security Strategy: Department of Defence (2 Oct 2025)

Rose Conway-Walsh: Well, maybe-----