O'Sullivan, DenisThursday, 23 May 1957 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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It would pay the butter subsidy.
What about Shelbourne Park?
The people will not forget it.
Hear, hear!
This time 12 months.
The Deputy would like to have it both ways.
You found it for the master bakers.
Oh.
You left agriculture in the mire.
How do you like the present price—the present increase?
The wheat and the milk will get you.
Trot them out.
You did not even get a Parliamentary Secretaryship.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Employees in Kildare Military Establishments.
There were 100,000 jobs in the plans that were there.
Committee on Finance. - Resolution No. 5—General (Resumed).
Why did the Minister not tell us in his statement about the butter cold storage subsidy?
It was not. It was avoided.
The Deputy has another fortnight to speak.
And the master bakers' men at the same time and the bookies' men.
It is only warming up.
I disagree.
We heard a lot of it in the last five days. That is a nice statement for the Minister for Finance to make.
Capital development increased with it.
What items does the Deputy object to? He was opposed to the last Budget.
Bakers.
It was the easiest way.
That is a very fair statement.
Name one.
Just one.
Your bluff is called.
You did not say that last year.
Well, well.
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