McGilligan, PatrickFriday, 23 February 1934 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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You are not restricting speech in the Dáil, are you?
It will be repeated if you like.
Might I put it that it is time to advert to a peculiarly blatant piece of insolence founded in ignorance?
I want to speak on the motion.
I want to know is the discussion being ruled out of order? There has been no motion to put the question. Is the discussion being ruled out of order?
Is the discussion being ruled out of order by the Chair?
The Chair is, in fact, ruling the discussion out of order?
So that murders and the mechanics of murder cannot be discussed. That is what they are afraid of.
The Minister can never stick to a statement—an amazing man.
There is a Chairman to do that.
He is a tough little guy, that fellow.
Supplementary Estimate, 1933-34. - Vote No. 56—Industry and Commerce.
Before the Minister leaves the subject of potatoes and alcohol, I should like to know if I have got the figures right—£100,000 for distilleries.
About £100,000; 25,000 tons of potatoes yielding 120,000 gallons of industrial alcohol?
The Minister mentioned the figure of 120,000 gallons.
We are going to make up to half a million or 600,000 gallons?
Yes, to yield half a million gallons of industrial spirit. The Minister said that it was difficult to find out the price at which the alcohol would be available. Has he statistics which would show t...
Is he clear that it was ever done in any other country?
Am I right in saying that the price per gallon of petrol is 4d., free of tax?
C.i.f. coming into the country, 4d?
So that the difference will be between 4d. and 3/-?
A little over one-half of what it has cost everywhere else.
One shilling and ninepence will be our material cost at 35/- per ton and 18 per cent. content of starch.
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