Jim O'Callaghan

Advocate for the new government to effectuate changes on integration, migration, hate crime and international protection, aligned to Nasc's pre-election manifesto.

Implementation of a transition pathway for beneficiaries of temporary protection post March 2026

To highlight the ongoing need for hate speech legislation and seek its prioritisation by government

Implementation of a transition pathway for beneficiaries of temporary protection post March 2026

To highlight the ongoing need for hate speech legislation, and seek its prioritisation by government.

To meet with Minister O'Callaghan to discuss Ruhama's work within human trafficking for sexual exploitation and prostitution.

To meet with Minister O'Callaghan to discuss Ruhama's ongoing Game Changer campaign.

Met with the Minister for Justice to discuss Ruhama's ongoing work in relation to human trafficking for sexual exploitation and the Game Changer campaign to help combat gender based violence through the GAA.

Intended to have Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O'Callaghan, to laucnh Ruhama's International Conference and Annual Report in October 2025.

Bring a spotlight on the issues affecting the town centre, it's impact on the reputation of Letterkenny and indeed on the level of business. Also highlighting the lack of Gardai resources that are now at a dangerous level.

For the Minister to meet and consider existing staff who are not allowed retain their civil service status under the Bill

to confirm a meeting with the minister on the matter.

To seek establishment of a stakeholder forum for licensed firearms users

Additional funding to be allocated to increase Garda presence in our towns and cities across the country to align with community needs.

To raise awareness of the key priorities of businesses for 2025-2030 among new Ministers.