O'Higgins, Kevin ChristopherFriday, 16 December 1921 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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It is here.
I too will be anxious to make it clear to the House the genesis of the document of December 4th and circumstances of the Cabinet meeting of that Saturday. You will remember that Mr. Lloyd George, as ...
I said I considered it objectionable. No matter who this person might be he would be here with his little court and coterie and all the West-British element would rally around the court and it will h...
Yes, sir.
Take the secretary's notes, page three. The President took his stand on the last Irish proposals which meant external association with the Crown. We will read the President's view Meeting of Cabine...
I withdraw my remarks in so far as they regard the Minister of Defence to say that they apply in full force to the Minister for Home Affairs.
The last speaker said he hadn't a legal mind. This is the first time I saw the documents. I was a member of the committee and I never laid eyes on one of them. I asked a question of President of the ...
On a point of personal explanation, I am not a relative of Mr. Healy's.
It is not that we swear it but that members of the Free State swear it.
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