Search for dogs speaker:Derek Keating (KildareStreet.com)

Topical Issue Matters (11 Feb 2015): Derek Keating: ...in HMP Maghaberry and the impact on Portlaoise Prison; (23) Deputy Thomas Pringle - the escalating situation in HMP Maghaberry and the impact on Portlaoise Prison; (24) Deputy Paul Murphy - the conditions in dog pounds run by or under contract of local authorities; (25) Deputy Seán Ó Fearghaíl - the need for the Minister for Defence to make a statement on the preparedness...
Public Order Offences (11 Jul 2012): Derek Keating: ...Is the Minister satisfied that sufficient precautions were taken last weekend? Was there adequate security and a sufficient Garda presence, including on the part of the drug and riot squads, the dog unit and the emergency response unit? Does the Minister believe it is time to adopt a no-tolerance approach to such events?

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