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Parliamentary Work

Keep up with John Lahart TD’s parliamentary work, including his role as Chair of the Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence, membership of the European Union Affairs Committee, and related publications and reports

Foreign Affairs

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As Chair of the Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade, John leads parliamentary scrutiny of Ireland’s foreign policy and international engagement. Through the committee’s work, he helps examine key global issues, strengthen international relationships, and ensure Ireland’s interests are represented on the world stage.

European Union Affairs

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John serves on the Committee on European Union Affairs, scrutinising EU legislation and policy while ensuring Ireland’s voice is reflected in decisions that affect citizens at home and across Europe.

Stakeholder Engagement

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John Lahart TD regularly participates in discussions with academics, industry leaders, diplomats and public representatives on issues affecting Ireland and the European Union.

Constituency Issues

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Representing the interests of constituents is at the heart of John Lahart TD’s work. John is committed to keeping constituents informed on issues that affect them and to raising their concerns at local and national level. If there is an issue you would like assistance with or bring to John’s attention, please contact the office.

Dáil Speeches

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Through his contributions in Dáil debates, John Lahart TD raises issues of importance to his constituents and contributes to discussion on key national and international matters.

 

Find all of John's statements in the Dáil through the link at the bottom of the page.
 

Statements

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John releases statements on matters of public interest, parliamentary activity and current affairs. Including John's statement outlining his decision and the reasons for his resignation from the Ireland-Israel Parliamentary Friendship Group in 2024. [Read Statement]

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