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Lisa Chambers

Lisa Chambers

Former Leader of the Seanad

Sep 13, 2026

59:28
considerate person.
59:30
Ten out of ten, on the priority list, it's absolutely priority because we still, not much of the things we love to do, which is go and see rock bands, go to the movies, go to the footy, go to the cricket, none of that has changed.
59:45
It's more difficult, but we still do it.
59:48
So we try and maintain as much normality in our lives because we've just had the most beautiful life.
59:53
We've been together since we were 17, so... we don't want to change anything and Pete's attitude um keeps us all the boys are so um enamored with the way Pete's coped with everything and he's leaving a wonderful legacy in that sense but um yeah I'd be a mess I mean even talking now I'm a mess but um he just yeah he's amazing in terms of keeping it all together for us.
60:21
And you were saying that before, Jane.
60:22
We all have a responsibility to look at the people around us.
60:39
Now, Lisa, I want you to stay there because Peter and I realised this year after knowing each other for a few years that we actually went to college together.
6:29
Lisa, you were looking at that piece as well.
6:31
Yeah, I was.
6:32
I think it'll be a testing time for the government for the next six months, and the Garda commissioner himself, uh, has said, um, you know, that it's the biggest policing, uh, operation in the history of the state.
6:41
So, I think we're under no illusion as to what's expected of us from other member states in terms of running this smoothly, um, and the drain on our resources and the demands that would be on Gardaí.
6:51
So, where there are, you know, there'd be a schedule of events.
6:53
Uh, it'd be a busy six months, and wherever those events are taking place, we've got people visiting from a- from overseas, foreign ministers, uh, the commission.
7:00
You know, there will be a high Garda presence in those areas, which means we're pulling resources from other areas.

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