Mr John O'Dowd
1856 - 1937Summary information for Mr John O'Dowd
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1910
3 speeches — Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons February 28, 1910
Old Age Pension Tests. Written Answers March 1, 1910
Labour Exchanges. Commons March 3, 1910
Old Age Pensions Withdrawn (Ireland). Commons March 7, 1910
Labour Exchange (Sligo). Commons March 8, 1910
2 speeches — Captain Bryan Cooper's Estate, County Sligo. Commons March 31, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 5, 1910
Farm at Leitrim Hill, Tubbercurry. Written Answers April 5, 1910
Owenmore River, County Sligo (Floods). Written Answers April 5, 1910
2 speeches — Congested Districts Board (Greyfield Farm, Sligo). Commons April 7, 1910
Jackson Estate (Sligo). Commons April 7, 1910
Ballymote Tenants (County Sligo). Commons April 7, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Written Answers April 11, 1910
2 speeches — Juvenile Offenders (Use of the Birch). Commons April 18, 1910
Justices of the Peace (County Mayo). Commons April 18, 1910
Lough Arrow, South Sligo (Floodings). Commons April 18, 1910
Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 18, 1910
Boyle District Council, South Sligo. Commons April 19, 1910
Old Age Pensions. Commons April 20, 1910
4 speeches — Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 25, 1910
Use of Birch in Prisons. Commons April 25, 1910
Extra Police Force, County Sligo. Written Answers April 25, 1910
3 speeches — Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons April 26, 1910
Congested Districts (Ireland). Written Answers April 27, 1910
4 speeches — Tubbercurry Union (Supply of Medicines). Commons April 28, 1910
4th Connaught Rangers (Discharge). Written Answers July 4, 1910
Congested Districts Board, Ireland. Commons July 5, 1910
2 speeches — Congested Districts Board. Commons July 7, 1910
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD (IRELAND). Commons July 7, 1910
3 speeches — Old Age Pensions (Ireland). Commons July 11, 1910
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