Anthony, Richard Sidney Friday, 11 December 1936

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Constitution (Amendment No. 27) Bill, 1936—Second Stage.

So it is a religious question, and not a national question.

Only about four minutes of the time available to the House now remains, Sir. I must certainly protest, not against your ruling, because you may not have seen me, but I rose at least four times. Thre...

I have as good a right to speak as you have, and I am longer in the country than you are.

There are two or three aspects of this question with which I wanted to deal. It is a matter which vitally affects the working-class people of the City of Cork and, not alone the working-class people ...

Freedom of speech in an Irish Parliament! Question: “That the Constitution (Amendment No. 27) Bill, 1936, be now read a Second Time,” put. The Dáil divided: Tá, 80; Níl, 54. Tá

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