I add my voice to the call made this morning for the Minister for Justice and Equality to fulfil a pledge to the Molloy family and establish a commission of investigation into the brutal murder of Fr. Niall Molloy.

This is the Order of Business for today.

I was 11 years of age when Fr. Molloy was brutally murdered. That was 27 years ago.

As I pointed out to the two Senators who already raised this on the Order of Business is about the order of the day.

I have a simple question for the Leader. Justice must be done and why has it not been done? After 18 months in government why has a commission of investigation not been appointed?

There are more appropriate fora in which to raise this issue.

On a point of order, I remind the Senators opposite they are in government.

We are well aware of that.

-----and they have it within their gift to go to the Minister for Justice and Equality, who is a member of Senator Conway's party. Therefore, what is he talking about?

I would not push it too far if I were the Senator.

Why not?

Please, Senators.

Excuse me, the Cathaoirleach has ruled-----

Senator O'Brien-----

Does Senator Darragh O'Brien want me to name the politician who was there?

I am just reminding Senator Conway that he is in government and I will push it as far as I want.

It was 27 years ago.

The Senator comes in to the House to speak about this issue but he can make an appointment to speak to the Minister about it.

We will not be told by the Senator Owhat we can do.

Perhaps the Senator does not know what he can do and I am just letting him know.

I ask Senators to please to respect the Chair.

I wish to make several points to back up my question.

I ask the Senator to respect the Chair. The Order of Business is not about political and election promises. It is about ordering business for the day. If the Senator has a relevant question for the Leader of the House, he should ask it.

I have a relevant question. Will the Leader ask the Minister for Justice and Equality to establish a commission of inquiry into the brutal death of Fr. Niall Molloy?

I have told the Senator this is not the appropriate forum to raise this issue. Does the Senator have a question for the Leader?

What happened in Clara, County Offaly puts what happened in Donegal and the investigation into it in the ha'penny place.