O'Connell, John F.Wednesday, 24 June 1970 |
Dáil Eireann Debate
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Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - CS Gas Reports.
Will the Minister state if any familiarisation course is available to medical personnel in the Army on the ill-effects of CS gas, either in its use or in its handling?
Has this been done in the Irish Army?
The Department ignored it?
Is the Minister aware that the full effects of this gas are still not well known or is he merely trying to evade commenting?
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Dublin Corporation Purchase Houses.
and Dr. Thornley asked the Minister for Local Government the number of successful applicants for Dublin Corporation purchase houses in the Kilmore and Tallaght areas, Dublin; the number of houses buil...
With regard to Question No. 53, is the Minister aware in relation to some of the houses, the subject of the draw, that their allocation was actually arranged by this particular individual who is not b...
May I ask you, Sir, why you ruled other questions out of order if the matter is not sub judice? Why did you rule them out of order wrongfully?
Is the Minister satisfied that no house was allocated wrongfully? Is he aware of the fact that the Garda have evidence that at least one was.
It concerns those you wrongfully ruled out of order, with respect.
May I ask why you ruled that question out of order, the question calling for a public inquiry?
Did you not tell me last week that my questions would be accepted on the Order Paper today? May I ask that?
Last week you told me it would appear on the Order Paper today—a question relating to a public inquiry into the method of allocating Dublin Corporation purchase houses?
Membership of EEC: Motion (Resumed).
The Minister was getting no support.
I find this White Paper a very disturbing document. I am very disturbed about what is in store for us if we enter the Common Market. I got the distinct impression from the Taoiseach that we were goi...
That is official Labour Party policy. We must ensure that the Irish worker is protected.
I hope the Parliamentary Secretary will say his bit on our entry into the EEC.
I am making it clear now. We were ridiculed when we opposed the Anglo-Irish Free Trade Area Agreement. We were told we were a bunch of reactionaries. For the first two years it looked as if we were...
The Deputy does not think we will lose the power.
I can say that the one concession we had under the Anglo-Irish Free Trade Area Agreement will disappear if we become members of the EEC. I think it concerns the confectionery industry. There was one...
I am speaking about a factory in Bantry.
I am far away from Ballyfermot. I think the prospects for Ballyfermot are deplorable. If we were seriously considering entering the EEC, were we planning in those years since we applied in 1961? In...
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