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Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: It is a good job Deputy Martin did not get one.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Finian McGrath: Deputy Buttimer would definitely be in trouble.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: Deputy Martin would get a "no grade".
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: What promises did Sinn FÃ©in keep when in government in the North?
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: Sinn FÃ©in did the same thing in the North before the Assembly elections.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: Sinn FÃ©in cannot have it both ways.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: I am glad the Deputy watched it.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: It is a bit like the Deputy himself.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Jerry Buttimer: The Taoiseach is the most popular politician in the country.
Programme for Government (5 Jul 2011): Micheál Martin: Deputy Buttimer should have stayed in Killarney.

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