Shane O'Farrell public inquiry
Mac Lochlainn strongly backed Gallagher’s call, criticised the GSOC report and urged a public inquiry into Shane O’Farrell’s death. The Cathaoirleach noted the proposal was seconded.
We cannot leave it to GSOC. The first part of its report is a shambles and a travesty in terms of what we can see with our own eyes based on the dossier of evidence that Lucia O'Farrell herself has put together. It is an insult to the Irish people just to leave it to GSOC. There has to be a public inquiry. We have some solemn powers in the House. We do not abuse them and we use them sparingly, but today the House should call in the Minister for Justice and Equality, Deputy Charlie Flanagan-----
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-----to listen to our concerns and to tell us there will be a public inquiry into the death of Shane O'Farrell.
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I propose this along with my colleague, Senator Gallagher, supported by Senator Norris.
