• Fine Gael Senator (Nominated by the Taoiseach)
• Entered the Seanad on 30 January 2025 — General election
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Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health: Mental Health Bill 2024: Discussion (11 Jun 2025)

“I thank everybody for coming in. It is really interesting and, to be honest, it is totally new to me. It is great to listen and learn from our guests, because they are the ones that are going through it. I only have a couple of quick questions because colleagues have already covered a lot. On the Garda project, what is being done in Limerick is brilliant and An Garda Síochána...”

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health: Mental Health Bill 2024: Discussion (11 Jun 2025)

“Professor Sadlier answered a question from my colleague before she left but if this goes ahead in the morning, how long will it take to get the personnel in place? We do not have all of the personnel in place right now. If the Bill is passed in six month's time, realistically how many years would it take to get the people in place that we need?”

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health: Mental Health Bill 2024: Discussion (11 Jun 2025)

“My God, I am glad I asked the question. From a parochial end, I am from Donegal, where we say we are the forgotten county. What Professor Sadlier is telling me is that we might never have anybody in Donegal.”

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