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Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Who was in power in the 1960s?
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: We were not. Fianna FÃ¡il had that decade to itself.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: That is true.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: No, it has not.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: That is not what we are talking about.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: How many are on the scheme? Are there a dozen?
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: The proposal was only for newly-zoned land.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: It should be.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Why has the Government not done anything about it?
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Now it is opting for vast private estates.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: There are no schools and no community infrastructure.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: We need joined-up Government.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Is that meant to keep them quiet?
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: That was not a document, it was a leaflet. It was not a strategy.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: I will bet it has.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Are these zoned lands? Will it involve any dodgy rezoning?
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: They could not get the zoning through the front door so they are going through the Affordable Homes Partnership to get it through the back door.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Some of them are not too committed to it, given some of their decisions.
Housing Policy: Motion (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Mortgages have increased by 50% over the past three months.
Written Answers — Gas Network: Gas Network (21 Nov 2006): Eamon Gilmore: Question 113: To ask the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources if he will report on the development of the gas network throughout Connaught; the reason towns such as Belmullet and Ballinrobe were omitted from this expansion of the domestic and business gas infrastructure; if these and similarly sized communities not on the published list can now be added to the national...

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