Mr Frank McManus

August 16, 1942 -
Summary information for Mr Frank McManus

Contributions

1971

ULSTER DEFENCE REGIMENT Commons June 8, 1971

4 speeches — ARMED FORCES Commons June 8, 1971

Northern Ireland (Representations from Republic of Ireland) Written Answers June 14, 1971

Northern Ireland Written Answers June 17, 1971

3 speeches — Northern Ireland Written Answers June 18, 1971

3 speeches — Northern Ireland Written Answers July 22, 1971

Northern Ireland Written Answers July 29, 1971

Domestic and Office Articles (Subversive Use) Written Answers July 29, 1971

Northern Ireland Written Answers July 29, 1971

2 speeches — ADJOURNMENT (SUMMER) Commons August 5, 1971

Northern Ireland Written Answers August 5, 1971

Army (Traffic Accidents) Written Answers August 5, 1971

3 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons October 18, 1971

NORTHERN IRELAND Commons October 19, 1971

NORTHERN IRELAND Commons October 20, 1971

2 speeches — Northern Ireland Written Answers October 21, 1971

Mr. Bernard McGeary Written Answers October 21, 1971

Northern Ireland Written Answers October 22, 1971

NORTHERN IRELAND Commons October 25, 1971

Smoke Control Commons October 27, 1971

MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS Commons October 27, 1971

Northern Ireland Commons October 28, 1971

Northern Ireland Written Answers October 28, 1971

7 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Written Answers October 28, 1971

8 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (COMPTON COMMITTEE'S REPORT) Commons November 17, 1971

2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons November 25, 1971

5 speeches — Northern Ireland Written Answers November 25, 1971

13 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons November 29, 1971

Northern Ireland Commons December 2, 1971

2 speeches — SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENCE Commons December 2, 1971

NORTHERN IRELAND (INTERNMENT) Written Answers December 2, 1971

2 speeches — Northern Ireland Written Answers December 9, 1971

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