Mulcahy, Richard JamesThursday, 19 October 1939 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Lighting Restrictions.
As and from the 18th November, is a black-out of private houses all over the country to be in operation?
By a black-out, I mean that light is to be prevented from emanating from private houses all over the country.
The fact is that there has not been a general distribution of information with regard to this order throughout the country. When is it intended there should be a general distribution of information?
Statement of Government Policy (Resumed).
I should like to ask the Minister if he can tell the House now that it is not his intention to increase taxation during the current financial year; that, if it is necessary to raise additional moneys ...
Admitting that the only opening for them was agricultural work or domestic service?
I asked that question, but it was a lot clearer than that.
I wanted the Minister to be precise.
Does the House understand, in so far as the Minister envisages the situation at the present time, that he considers there will be a substantial increase in the number of people that will he dependent ...
I am afraid I chose the last day for which information might be expected to be available.
I would like the Minister to keep the shipping services under review, because I think too smooth a surface has been put on the information he has got, and that as the shipping services and the goods a...
I am only asking the Minister to look across the Channel and to keep his eye on this end of it.
If the Minister will tell me that he is looking carefully at the matter, I will not ask him to talk.
I would like to submit to the Minister that we own the goods that are shipped, and the route on which they are shipped from the Port of Dublin is only half the distance.
Very well.
And so would I.
Oh, now! Being Minister for Finance formerly, the Minister could say a lot more than that on the subject of the roads.
On the last day we discussed this matter, the point was raised that the censorship was being carried out in a manner which conflicted with the general principles expounded here by the Minister when th...
Would it be completely outside the powers and duties of the postal censorship to take some information from a letter and pass it on, say, either to the police with regard to an ordinary internal matt...
I would like to ask the Minister whether before issuing his book for motorists he would arrange that a kind of trial spin would be taken from Dublin to Dundalk and back by some person who would know t...
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