I want to speak in a similar vein to Senators Leyden and Lawlor. A number of recent high profile court cases have been thrown out or have been seen as fraudulent. It is a concern for our society that so many such cases are presenting. We have many eminent solicitors and barristers here. I ask them to talk to their own organisations and take these people to task. The judges in some of these cases were evidently very aware that these were fraudulent cases. I ask my colleagues to talk to the Bar Council of Ireland and the Law Society of Ireland and bring them to task in respect of such conduct. It is the least they could do. One particular case really stuck in my craw, and that of many people to whom I have spoken. I refer to the case where a lady was surfing on a tram, if it could be said it is possible to surf on a tram. She fell off and, as tends to happen falling off of a tram, she received an injury. I am sorry she was injured but to follow Transdev Luas trams-----

On a point of order, the young lady can be easily identified by Senator Davitt's remarks. It is grossly unfair-----

She has put herself there already.

It is unfair-----

I am speaking.

That individual will not be able to defend herself.

People should not be referred to in a way that might identify them.

I did not mention anybody's name.

I know Senator Davitt did not.

I did not mention anyone's name and I will not.

That is fine.

This has been in the national media. It was on the front page of one of the national newspapers.

That does not matter.

That is the reality of it.

The lady has no defence in this House.

To say that a person could win a case and take €500,000 from Transdev-----

Senator Davitt is over his time.

It is unbelievable. The insurance companies, the State-----

The Senator must not mention anyone.

-----and the Minister are going to have to look very hard at many of the cases coming before the courts.