Elected to Dáil Éireann May 2007.
Born Waterford April 1955. Married to Martina Crotty, one son, three daughters. Educated at De La Salle College, Waterford and Waterford RTC. Full time Public Representative and former accountant. First elected 1989 and at each subsequent election.
Only one confirmed case of forged Irish passports have been brought to the State’s attention in the last ten years, Waterford Fianna Fáil TD Brendan Kenneally has learned. Read More
Waterford is to keep its 24 hour coast guard helicopter rescue service after the Department of Transport backed down in the face of intense pressure, according to local TD Brendan Kenneally. Deputy Kenneally received the positive news this afternoon during a meeting with Minister Dempsey. Read More
Waterford Fianna Fáil TD Brendan Kenneally has said that it is essential that the Government reverses its decision to cut 24 hour coverage of the coast guard helicopter rescue service in the South East Read More
Waterford City Council will be allowed to progress to final design plans for a new fire station on Kilbarry Road to replace the current Catherine Street facility according to local TD Brendan Kenneally Read More
The Oireachtas Justice Committee will carry out a thorough investigation of ‘head shops’ and the legal drugs they provide during the course of the current Dáil session after Committee Chairman and Waterford Fianna Fáil TD proposed the subject for their work programme. Read More
SVDP Waterford is to receive €1,430.40 under the Scheme of Community Support for Older People according to Local TD Brendan Kenneally. Read More
Local TD learns that extension work will not begin until 2011 Read More
1 in 10 homes who participated in 2009 were in Waterford Read More
Pressure must be kept on the IDA and Enterprise Ireland to deliver jobs for Waterford if we want more positive announcements such as the 65 jobs announced for the county today, according to local TD Brendan Kenneally. Read More
361 angiogram patients who were initially diagnosed in Waterford Regional Hospital eventually went on to have their treatment in other hospitals between January and June this year, according to figures obtained by local TD Brendan Kenneally. Read More
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