Davin, WilliamWednesday, 2 April 1930 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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By whom?
Wrong.
Now it has come out.
It is a Minister all right.
In this House?
No.
Not at all.
Will the Deputy tell the House and the country what his grounds for that statement are?
The redeeming feature of the events of the last few days, since the resignation of the Government, is the fact that the people as a whole have kept their heads cool, even though the Free State Governm...
I stated at the beginning that the only alternative to the nomination now before the House was the re-election of the Government that resigned.
The President can tell the House and the country what he means by refusing to accept the majority verdict of this House and how he can justify it in view of the many plausible speeches which he has ma...
There are many people in this country, outside those who normally support the Labour Party, who believe that the only way out of the difficulty is to find some man outside those who have been actively...
No, but I suggest that his constituents are entitled to know if he has changed his mind. We had a trunk call from Nenagh the other day from the Minister for Finance and Deputy Séamus Bourke. In the ...
Even if I were on the border of starvation I would not like to beg from the Deputy. If Deputy O'Connell is elected as President he will, I admit, be unable to get a Ministry drawn from our universiti...
Hear hear.
We might invite you into it.
At what price?
On that issue? [Professor Thrift took the Chair.]
Did you vote against him for the position?
He got the push.
They do not like the truth.
He was turned down.
Or Deputy Cooney.
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