Lynch, John

Tuesday, 4 December 1973

Dáil Eireann Debate
Vol. 269 No. 7

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Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - National Loan.

He cannot get away with that one.More Button

I am not surprised. The Minister hoped to get away with it. (Interruptions.)More Button

In view of what the Minister has said in reply to the first supplementary question about the uncertainty of the international capital market, does he now agree that he was very unwise to have gone for...More Button

None of the other eight members of the EEC sought a public issue at that stage. It would have been incumbent on the Minister for Finance of the Irish Republic to read the situation better than he did...More Button

Apparently international implications apply only when Fianna Fáil are in Opposition and not when they are in Government. It is a fact that there was a tremendous shortfall in the amount subscribed by...More Button

They were all successful issues.More Button

Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - National Loans.

The simple information required here would not appear to warrant a tabular statement. The Minister has taken Questions Nos. 12 and 13 together, but if he wanted to give the information openly he could...More Button

With your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, he has taken Nos. 12 and 13 together. It appears there is no real justification for taking them together except to evade supplementary questions here in the ...More Button

Since I cannot get a separate answer to a separate question, which No. 12 obviously is, would the Minister not say now in relation to (a) in No. 12, that is, the amount subscribed by non-Government so...More Button

The Minister, in reply to earlier supplementaries, said that the international money market was very uncertain at the time this loan was issued. That being so—and I accept the Minister's statement to...More Button

Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Higher Education Grants.

He is putting it very specifically now.More Button

Return to Writ: Monaghan. - Local Government (Roads and Motorways) Bill, 1973: First Stage.

Can we take it that the promise of circulation of the Bill during the Christmas recess will be fulfilled unlike the promises made by the Minister in relation to the circulation of Bills during the sum...More Button

Return to Writ: Monaghan. - International Development Association (Amendment) Bill, 1973: First Stage.

We are agreeable to that pending examination of the contents of the Bill. Second Stage ordered for Wednesday, 5th December, 1973.More Button

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