Yesterday marked two years since the Creeslough tragedy that shocked and devastated the community of Creeslough, the entire county of Donegal and the nation. I do not think anyone in the country will forget hearing that day of the tragic event that claimed ten lives and affected the lives of so many in Donegal. Its impact is still felt in Creeslough today. Shockingly, two years on the community is still waiting for answers about what happened to their loved ones. The Minister has said she will meet with the families but that is not enough. These families deserve answers. I call on the Minister to ensure a public inquiry takes place as soon as possible. We cannot leave these people waiting the way we did with the Stardust families. Justice delayed is justice denied. Will the Minister ensure a public inquiry into the deaths of those ten people who died in Creeslough two years ago will take place?

I acknowledge the week that is in it and the time that has passed since that national tragedy. I am clear, as I think we all are, that families must get answers as to what happened to their loved ones and that we must ensure this never happens to any family again. As the Deputy will be aware, there is a Garda investigation under way. I have been assured by the Garda Commissioner that a file will be sent to the DPP. Work is under way through the energy regulator review and through the HSA. It is important this body of work is allowed to be completed and, especially, the Garda file sent before any further decisions are taken. I have said I will meet with the families. I want to listen to them and hear exactly what they have to say, but it is important the work already under way be completed before any further decisions are taken.