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Tag Archives: seanad
About That Seanad Referendum…
So the Dail is on recess for the next while as TDs return to their homelands to do constituency work. Or do nothing depending on your current outlook and bitterness level. Regardless, plenty of political things still up in the … Continue reading
How Senator Tom Sheahan Is Harming Irish History
Tom Sheahan, a Fine Gael Senator, is very foolish. He is foolish in two ways. Firstly, he is foolish in using such tawdry language and comparisons in the Seanad, the Upper House, on an issue that is arguably below its … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Ireland, Politics, War
Tagged beal na mblath, de valera, history, ireland, irish civil war, michael collins, politics, seanad, tom sheahan, war
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David Norris And Why He Shouldn’t Be President
I don’t like David Norris. I think he’s a blowhard. I think he talks too much and does too little. I think he’s a celebrity candidate for the Presidency, someone who prefers appearing on TV shows more than doing actual politics. … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics
Tagged accusations, david norris, ireland, politics, presidential election, seanad
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The NUI Seanad Results
There really isn’t much to them. As is normal in the Seanad elections, no one reached quota and there was a sizable gap between those elected or the immediate runner-up places, and the rest. Mullen and Quinn were both re-elected. … Continue reading
A Seanad Alternative
The election campaign for the 10% of the Upper House that is elected trundles on, but the only news of note appears to be a spelling error on the actual forms and the cost of mailing those forms out to … Continue reading
The Seanad: Looks Like I’ll Only Get To Vote Once
This would appear to be a clear case of the government bowing to the inevitable. I can actually appreciate the governments actions here, to an extent (provided such a combined referendum/general election happens), though it comes with a hint of a “bandwagoning” (is … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics
Tagged abolish, abolision, constituion, david norris, election, fianna fail, fine gael, ireland, ivana bacik, joe o toole, labour, politics, referendum, scrap, seanad, tony killen, unicameral
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To Ourselves, Articles Twenty Three And Twenty Four
Twenty Three 1. This Article applies to every Bill passed by Dáil Éireann and sent to Seanad Éireann other than a Money Bill or a Bill the time for the consideration of which by Seanad Éireann shall have been abridged … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics, To Ourselves
Tagged 23, 24, article, bills, constitution, dail, ireland, politics, seanad, signing, time, to ourselves
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To Ourselves, Article Twenty One And Twenty Two
Article Twenty One 1. 1° Money Bills shall be initiated in Dáil Éireann only. 2° Every Money Bill passed by Dáil Éireann shall be sent to Seanad Éireann for its recommendations. 2. 1° Every Money Bill sent to Seanad Éireann … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics, To Ourselves
Tagged article 21, article 22, constitution, dail, ireland, money bills, politics, seanad, to ourselves
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To Ourselves, Articles Eighteen and Nineteen
Oh, the Seanad. What can you stay about it? 1. Seanad Éireann shall be composed of sixty members, of whom eleven shall be nominated members and forty-nine shall be elected members. Plenty of Senators for one thing. Too many really. … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics, To Ourselves
Tagged constitution, ireland, politics, seanad, to ourselves
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