You can watch me speaking on the issue of the withdrawal or restriction of flood cover by insurance companies to homes in Cork in the Seanad by clicking HERE

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On the first anniversary of Cork’s devastating flooding Fine Gael TD Deirdre Clune has been given time for a Dáil debate on the Government’s lacklustre response to the flooding and the insurance implications of this inaction for local residents. Cork was hit by devastating flooding on 19th November 2009. Twelve months on, and facing into [...]

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AN open day at Cork Harbour this September will help to show off Cork’s greatest assets and will show people the importance of the amenity to Cork and why it is important to develop a greater appreciation of the value of the Harbour and to further promote its use

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The recommended independent investigation into the Cork Flood which caused up to €141m worth of damage must go ahead and the Minister must agree to it according to Deputy Deirdre Clune, TD for Cork South Central.

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Cork City Council have agreed to provide funding to help people pay for the cost of improving the front of their business or home in the South Parish area

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THE GOVERNMENT are doing nothing to utilise bonds put forward by developers to help complete unfinished estates and this is not acceptable. Health and safety must be a priority.

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View my speech to the Dáil on the Fine Gael Motion on Energy

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Any future energy policy must focus on security of supply and provide a price impact analysis to improve our competitiveness

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Ballinhassig flooding can be prevented in the future if action is taken now

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Lee Catchment Flood Risk Assessment & Management Study (Lee CFRAMS) and funding of flood defences for Cork City debated in the Dáil.

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