• Fine Gael Senator (Agricultural Panel)
• Entered the Seanad on 30 January 2025 — General election
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Seanad: An tOrd Gnó (Atógáil) - Order of Business (Resumed) (22 Oct 2025)

“I wish to set the record straight regarding rural pursuits and fox hunting. I have watched a number of debates over the last number of weeks and I have listened to media reports of foxes in fields being torn apart. We have listened to all this negativity in the media regarding fox hunting, which is described as a sport.It is not a sport and it is not done as a sport. The media has...”

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture and Food: Anaerobic Digestion: Discussion (Resumed) (22 Oct 2025)

“Having listened to all of the commentary here today, there seems to be a need for regulations specific to biogas. The witness are saying that the EPA has no powers. If the EPA has no powers, do the local authorities have powers? If a plant is not within regulation, somebody has the power to close it down. People cannot operate something that nobody has control over. I ask the witnesses...”

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture and Food: Anaerobic Digestion: Discussion (Resumed) (22 Oct 2025)

“I ask Mr. Mooney to give us an idea of what it takes to run a plant of that size, roughly. What is coming in to the plant to run it? How many hectares will it take?”

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