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Information for Republic of Ireland's Senators 12/3/2015 Gmail - INFORMATION FOR REPUBLIC OF IRELAND'S SENATORS ... William Finnerty <[email protected]> INFORMATION FOR REPUBLIC OF IRELAND'S SENATORS ... William Finnerty <[email protected]> Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 5:30 PM To: Republic of Ireland Dail Eireann Senators <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], Senator Jimmy Harte <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], Martin McAleese <[email protected]>, [email protected], Paschal Mooney <[email protected]>, [email protected], Senator Tony Mulcahy <[email protected]>, [email protected], Senator Michael Mullins East County Galway Member of 24th Dáil Éireann Seanad <[email protected]>, [email protected], Catherine Noone <[email protected]>, [email protected], Senator Trevor Ó Clochartaigh <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], Senator Susan O'Keeffe <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], Jillian van Turnhout <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], Senator Katherine Zappone <[email protected]>, Republic Of Ireland Minister for Justice and Equality Frances Fitzgerald TD Case Reference 0724094243 <[email protected]>, Galway County Council Environment Officer Natasha Burke <[email protected]>, Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Ireland <[email protected]>, "Republic of Ireland Environment Minister Alan Kelly TD (Ref: REP930/AK/15)" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Margaret O'Grady <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland GP Dr John Kilraine <[email protected]>, "Dr Deirdre Mulryan (Medical Doctor and Psychotherapist) at Ballinasloe Health Service Executive Day Hospital, at Hotmail Email Account)" <[email protected]>, "Republic of Ireland Attorney General Máire R. Whelan SC" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Chief State Solicitor Eileen Creedon <[email protected]>, EU High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs Federica Mogherini <[email protected]>, Secretary-General of European Commission Catherine Day <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Director of Public Prosecutions Claire Loftus <[email protected]> Cc: Commander In Charge of Newry PSNI Superintendent Simon Walls <[email protected]>, Newry Police Constable Lee Macklin <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland Chief Constable George Hamilton <[email protected]>, "Louise Moley LL.B." <[email protected]>, "Ms Ann Marie Featherstone LL.B. LL.M." <[email protected]>, McGuigan Malone Solicitors <[email protected]>, Francis Court Hotel Newry <[email protected]>, Patsy Heaney owner of Clanrye Properties Newry <[email protected]>, Pension Credits Office Re YH615974D Application of August 6th 2015 <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland South Area Housing Executive Benefit Manager Mrs P Cartmill Re Application Reference 1000223623 <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland UK Government Acting Supervisor For Crisis Loans Micky McGivern <[email protected]>, UKHealth Business Services Organisation Headquarters in Belfast RE Major Problems with three Newry GPs Ref YH615974D <[email protected]>, Newry Citizens Advice <[email protected]>, GP Referrals Booking Office at Craigavon Southern Trust Hospital Headquarters Ref YH615974D <[email protected]>, The UK Pension Service Wolverhampton Office Ref YH615974D <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland Community of Refugees & Asylum Seekers <[email protected]>, Newry based Northern Ireland Housing Executive Team Leader Niall Fitzpatrick <[email protected]>, Newry based Northern Ireland Housing Executive Manager Mickey Keenan <[email protected]>, Newry based UK Government Northern Ireland Outreach Officer Catherine Redmond <[email protected]>, Newry based Abuse Counsellor Rosemary Rooney https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=c13a9c5dee&view=pt&search=sent&msg=15168e550505fb92&siml=15168e550505fb92 1/6 12/3/2015 Gmail - INFORMATION FOR REPUBLIC OF IRELAND'S SENATORS ... and Colleagues at Divina's Ark <[email protected]>, Senior Manager Nuala at the Belfast Northern Ireland Simon Community <[email protected]>, Staff Member Stephen Ward at the Belfast Northern Ireland Simon Community <[email protected]>, UK Prime Minister David Cameron MP <[email protected]>, UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg MP <[email protected]>, The Official Website of The British Monarchy <[email protected]>, Loughrea District Court Clerk Josephine Mulherin and Judge Geoffrey Browne <[email protected]>, Gerald Finnerty & Marjorie Dolan <[email protected]>, Siobhan Tara Finnerty and Family <[email protected]>, Lawyer Brendan Glynn at Patrick Hogan & Company Solicitors in Ballinasloe <[email protected]>, Finnerty Family Lawyer Barrister John Glynn at Patrick Hogan & Co Ballinasloe County Galway <[email protected]>, Patrick Hogan & Company Solicitors <[email protected]>, Niamh Keighery at Patrick Hogan & Co <[email protected]>, Lawyer John O'Neill of Law Firm John O'Neill and Company Solicitors <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Sheenagh MacCarthy - Partner at Loughrea Law-Firm F.G. MacCarthy" <[email protected]>, "Republic of Ireland Loughrea-Based Garda (Police) Brendan Keyes, Lorretta Cregg and Superintendent Sean Glynn" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Chief Police Commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan <[email protected]>, "Republic of Ireland Garda Siochana Police Ombudsman Commission Case Manager Louise Prendergast GSOC CASE REF: 290275-07-14" <[email protected]>, "Republic of Ireland Garda Síochána Police Ombudsman Commission Case Officer Michelle Kavanagh GSOC CASE REF: 540009-02-14" <[email protected]>, United States of America NSA Acquisition Resource Center <[email protected]>, "United States President Barack Obama (Constitutional/Civil Rights Lawyer" <[email protected]>, UK GCHQ Minister William Hague <[email protected]>, Mark McCrystal <[email protected]>, Pope Francis 2nd <[email protected]>, Cardinal Brady <[email protected]>, Turoe Stone Book Author Tom O' Connor <[email protected]>, Galway County Councillor Michael Finnerty <[email protected]>, "Mary Corcoran (Owner of Turoe Pet Farm)" <[email protected]>, Brendan Kelly <[email protected]>, Philomena Cornu <[email protected]>, Galway City University Irish Centre For Human Rights Professor Michael O'Flaherty <[email protected]>, Professor Raymond Murphy at The National University of Ireland Centre for Human Rights in Galway City <[email protected]>, Dr Kathleen Cavanaugh at The Irish Centre for Human Rights in Galway City <[email protected]>, "Dr Áine Ryall (Republic of Ireland Barrister, Law Lecturer, and Specialist in European Union and UN Aarhus Treaty Law)" <[email protected]>, Inquiring Minds <[email protected]>, The Hub Ireland <[email protected]>, "Law-Firm Olivia Traynor & Co. Solicitors in Galway City" <[email protected]>, Lay Litigation Ireland <[email protected]>, Integrity Ireland <[email protected]>, The New Land League <[email protected]>, Tír na Saor ~ Land of the Free <[email protected]>, Irish Times Editor Kevin O'Sullivan <[email protected]>, Ben Ando - BBC Crime Reporter <[email protected]>, Veteran RTE Broadcaster Gay Byrne <[email protected]>, RT TV <[email protected]>, LaRouche Political Action Committee <[email protected]>, Open News <[email protected]>, William Finnerty Gmail Account <[email protected]>, William Finnerty Yahoo Account <[email protected]>, "The Spirit of Celtic Queen Boadicea (East Anglia)" <[email protected]>, "The Spirit of Celtic Chieftain Vercingetorix (Alesia and Turoe)" <[email protected]>, "The Spirit of King Ollamh Fodhla (Tara/Turoe and Ulster)" <[email protected]> === === === THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND'S SUPREME COURT IN DUBLIN ... "The Irish Supreme Court in Dublin on 23 November (2015) ruled
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