Search for destroyed speaker:Jim D'Arcy (KildareStreet.com)

Seanad: Order of Business (15 Dec 2015): Jim D'Arcy: Other parties with high-tax policies are trying to destroy those jobs in County Louth.
Seanad: Order of Business (9 Jul 2014): Jim D'Arcy: ...solution on offer which it should negotiate with the Palestinians and that it is to its benefit to do so. It has peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan and other nations in that area are not out to destroy it. I agree that Israel should take a more measured response to what is happening. However, I do not agree that Hamas should be given control. Hamas is the agent of Iran. It...
Seanad: Residential Institutions (Redress) Bill 2011: Second Stage (19 Jul 2011): Jim D'Arcy: ..., children's homes and special schools can only be imagined. Monetary compensation is but a small consolation in the context of lives that were seriously damaged or, in some cases, utterly destroyed. Mr. Justice Esmond Smyth and the Residential Institutions Redress Board must be thanked for the compassionate and understanding way in which they have gone about their business. The Ryan...

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