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Congratulations to Ronan Scully who received the O

Congratulations to Ronan Scully who received the Oireachtas Human Dignity Award this morning in Leinster House. Presented by Seanad Cathaoirleach, Mark Daly, on behalf of the Oireachtas Life & Dignity Group.
Over his career, Ronan has raised millions of euro for various charities committed to human development and famine relief in Africa and Asia, while also working with projects in Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Malawi and India.

We are nearly at the deadline for registration for

We are nearly at the deadline for registration for the @oireachtasessay competition. Open to #seniorcycle secondary school students north and south. Is féidir clárú go dtí an 30ú Samhain. Go n-éiri libh! Nios mó ar www.oireachtasessay.ie #oireachtasessay #aisteanoireachtais

Great to visit the East Belfast Mission today and

Great to visit the East Belfast Mission today and to meet Linda Ervine of @BelfastTuras - bringing people together to learn and love Irish. Is do Phrotastúnaigh agus Caitlicigh araon an Ghaeilge. Náisiúnaithe agus
Aontactaithe araon.

During the week I called on the Minister for Healt

During the week I called on the Minister for Health not to recklessly make telemedicine abortion permanent but to immediately instigate a comprehensive investigation into the operation and impact of such abortion appointments in Ireland to date.
The very least we could do in this House is to have a serious discussion about something so potentially far-reaching. You can watch back my contribution on facebook.com/senatormullen

I was delighted to speak with Caoimhe Harney on Kf

I was delighted to speak with Caoimhe Harney on Kfm Radio Kildare this afternoon about the Oireachtas Essay Competition.
Second level students can register until 30th October and submit their essays for the Competition by midday on Thursday, 8th December.
Over €4,000 worth of prizes will be awarded to the eventual winners, who will be invited along with their teachers and parents to attend an awards ceremony in Leinster House in Spring 2023.
‘Parliamentary Politics Matters’ is the theme – aiming to help young people engage with the democratic process.
You can listen back to the interview on my YouTube channel https://youtu.be/VbFt8NIKoBM

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I’m delighted to be convening the @oireachtasess

I’m delighted to be convening the @oireachtasessay competition for second level students. The competition is being supported by the Ceann Comhairle Seán O’ Fearghaíl TD and sponsored by @eason_ireland @folensireland and @cjfallonirl 👏🏻 If you are a senior cycle student, there is still time to register and enter the competition! Cash prizes. Céad míle fáilte as iontrálacha as Gaeilge fresin. Go n-éiri libh ✍️

I hope to make this on Tuesday evening. Always gre

I hope to make this on Tuesday evening. Always great to see Johnny perform live and to hear his poetry, melody and message.

Thanks to Newstalk for the opportunity to outline

Thanks to Newstalk for the opportunity to outline my Bill before seeking leave to introduce it in Seanad Éireann this afternoon. I hope it gets cross party support in the coming weeks and can ultimately lead to a decrease in fraudulent applications to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board

Thanks to the Irish Daily Mail for covering the am

Thanks to the Irish Daily Mail for covering the amending legislation that I am proposing in Seanad Éireann tomorrow. The aim of my Bill is to reduce the incidences of people giving false information to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board while making an injury claim.

Thanks to Fr Vincent O’Hara, Carmelites and musi

Thanks to Fr Vincent O’Hara, Carmelites and musicians of St Teresa’s Clarendon St., the Ceann Comhairle, Minister for Education and Oireachtas colleagues, and British and Australian ambassadors for participating in yesterday’s Mass for the late Sir David Amess. Buíochas le gach duine.

May Sir David Amess rest in peace and may his dece

May Sir David Amess rest in peace and may his decent and humane contribution to British political life be remembered and emulated. #DavidAmessMP

Thanks to all who sent messages of sympathy on the

Thanks to all who sent messages of sympathy on the death of my dear father, Tom Mullen. He was easy to love, and it was a privilege to help care for him. We will miss Dad deeply. Thanks to Fr Chris Clarke OCD for his moving homily which you can find here bit.ly/3aZQYhN

Three weeks ago, I asked the Minister for Health a

Three weeks ago, I asked the Minister for Health about the precise legal situation relating to the restrictions on public worship. I still have received no response whatsoever
I wonder what this says about the way the organs and apparatus of State are treating not just the public, but public representatives, who have a job to ask questions on behalf of the public.
We have all since discovered that the Government moved quickly and silently to change these restrictions so as to ensure that such public worship, the organisation of or attendance at which, is actually an offence. It did that without telling anybody publicly that it was doing so, mending its hand, it would seem, in the context of a court case that we all know is ongoing.
#righttoworship #accountability #covid19

Tax the rich if you will but when it comes to keep

Tax the rich if you will but when it comes to keeping people safe from Covid, no child or school should be discriminated against.
My article from today’s Irish Independent.
https://www.independent.ie/opinion/comment/department-bureaucrats-seem-to-be-using-covid-crisis-to-punish-fee-paying-schools-39445526.html
#covid19 #staysafe

Human trafficking is a practice affecting 40 milli

Human trafficking is a practice affecting 40 million people globally, generating annual profits of at least $32 billion according to The International Labour Organisation. It is a tragedy of brutalising and epidemic proportions that can only be tackled effectively through the adoption and implementation of the highest standards.
Read my statement on my website (link in bio) in response to the news that Ireland's ranking in the fight against human trafficking has been downgraded by the US State Department.
#endhumantrafficking #humanrights #endit #childtrafficking #traffickedchildrenmatter

#seanad2020 #se2020 #nui

#seanad2020 #se2020 #nui

Honoured to be elected on the first count to repre

Honoured to be elected on the first count to represent #nui in Seanad Éireann. Conscious that these are tough times for everybody. Glad to have something to celebrate and wishing health and safety to us all. Here are the results of the first count #se2020 #seanad2020

Based on a small tally so health warning but this

Based on a small tally so health warning but this is current state of play at #seanad2020 #nui count. Thanks for the support #se2020

The polls have now closed. First count results exp

The polls have now closed. First count results expected late tonight. Go raibh maith agaibh! #seanad2020

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