Taoiseach comments after asylum seeker camp cleared from Dublin canal

The transcript discusses the government's response to issues at the Grand Canal and Main Street, emphasizing a multi-agency approach to migration and accommodation. It highlights the importance of cooperation among agencies, the need for immediate action, and the government's commitment to addressing public health emergencies. The discussion also covers the role of Baggage Street Hospital, the legality of encampments, and the ongoing efforts of Team Ireland to provide humanitarian aid while respecting human rights.

What was the main issue addressed by the multi-agency teams at the Grand Canal?

How does the speaker describe the previous approach to issues like those seen on Main Street?

What does the speaker mean by 'Team Ireland' in the context of the government's response?

What is the speaker's stance on the use of tents for accommodation in response to the migration crisis?

What ongoing challenges does the speaker mention regarding the multi-agency operation?