Naoise Ó Muirí
Dublin Bay North · Fine Gael · Ireland
“I will segue a little into Deputy Tóibín's contribution in relation to an Ghaeilge. I was reared in Cois Fharraige, Connemara, in the Gaeltacht. The change in attitude towards the Irish language in Cois Fharraige and the Gaeltacht is nothing less than transformational. When I went to school, an Ghaeilge was not cool.”
Dáil Éireann14 July 2026Source ↗
“Tiocfaidh mé ar ais go SÍOL ar feadh nóiméid. I welcome SÍOL. As the Minister has said, síol is the Irish word for seed. It is very positive. It can make a huge difference, if funded properly, to those communities the Minister mentioned in terms of disadvantage. I understand it provides capital and project funding?”
Dáil Éireann14 July 2026Source ↗
“This register should provide confidence and reassurance, not create uncertainty where the relevant convictions may have disappeared from view after a relatively short period. I have some concerns regarding the extent to which publication rests on the discretion of the trial judge.”
Dáil Éireann14 July 2026Source ↗
“Without clear guidance, there is a risk of inconsistency between cases and between courts, undermining confidence in the very law we seek to implement.”
Dáil Éireann14 July 2026Source ↗
“While this legislation focuses on protecting potential future victims, we must also address some of the factors upstream that contribute to abusive behaviour in the first place. Violent pornography is definitely part of that. We cannot avoid it. We have to square up with it to deal with it for current and future generations.”
Dáil Éireann14 July 2026Source ↗
“A concerning anomaly is that an offender who has received a custodial sentence may apply for removal three years after their release, potentially becoming eligible for removal earlier than someone who has received a non-custodial sentence.”
Dáil Éireann14 July 2026Source ↗
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“People there will greatly welcome the delivery of a new Garda station, which will provide relief from capacity problems and problems with the ageing building that houses Coolock Garda station. I attended a recent meeting of my local joint policing committee. I understand that this project has progressed significantly in recent months and that plans for the transfer of a site for the station from Dublin City Council to the OPW are close to being finalised. This new station represents one of the most significant Garda capital projects in the national development plan. I look forward to the review of that. Opening this station will be a vital step towards addressing the scourge of antisocial behaviour and will deliver a very clear message that this Government is committed to building stronger, safer communities.”
Dáil Éireann11 February 2025Source ↗
“Once we recruit them, we need a place to put them. This is why the new divisional headquarters for the Dublin metropolitan north division at Northern Cross will be so important. I hope the Minister of State will agree that nothing makes communities feel better and safer than Garda Síochána boots on the ground. Communities in Belmayne, Balgriffin and Clongriffin have had to deal with ongoing issues of antisocial behaviour and serious assaults by groups of teenagers at local DART stations. These issues were raised with me and other public representatives at a very well attended Belmayne community forum meeting. They were also reported in national media. This area on the northside comprises a young, positive and proactive community. It is a growing catchment area for our city.”
Dáil Éireann11 February 2025Source ↗
“Is é seo an chéad uair domsa labhairt sa Dáil agus mar sin ba mhaith liom buíochas ó chroí a ghabhadh le mo chlann, leo siúd a thug tacaíocht dom agus le muintir Bhaile Átha Cliath thuaidh a chaith vótaí ar mo shon le scór bliana anuas. After 20 years representing Dublin’s northside at local level, it is a huge honour for me to have been elected to Dáil Éireann. Fíche bliain ag fás, as they say. I thank my family, supporters and the good people of Dublin Bay North for putting an engineer in the Dáil to represent them. The programme for Government outlines an ambitious plan for delivery and decisive action for the coming years but none more so than in the area of safe and secure communities, with a commitment to fund the recruitment of at least 5,000 gardaí and staff over the next five years.”
Dáil Éireann11 February 2025Source ↗