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Seanad: Order of Business (29 Jun 2010): Dan Boyle: ...rather then fully fledged policies. Moreover, the Government's smart economy document at least details what can be done. What should be done in a debate is not merely to indulge in mom and apple pie rhetoric but to outline the hard decisions that will be taken and the unpopular decisions that must be taken if in government.
Seanad: Order of Business (4 Mar 2010): Dan Boyle: ...difficulty whatever with our salaries being cut but I would appreciate if we had decent facilities in this House. My secretary is in every morning at 7.30 a.m. She does not take lunch but has an apple. She often works until 6 p.m. and after but we have run out of the overtime allowance. I am here every day and I am delighted we are clocking in. At least people will know those of us who...
Anti-Poverty Strategy. (1 Mar 2007): Dan Boyle: Can the Minister refrain from his apples and oranges argument? This is an international study, a comparison of relative poverty rates.

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