Mr Martin Flannery
March 2, 1918 - 2006Summary information for Mr Martin Flannery
Contributions
1974
SOCIAL SERVICES AND EDUCATION Commons March 15, 1974
School Building Commons April 2, 1974
London Weighting Written Answers April 2, 1974
EDUCATION Commons May 1, 1974
ARMS EXPORTS Commons May 21, 1974
MEMBERS' INTERESTS Commons May 22, 1974
Subsidies (Sheffield) Written Answers May 22, 1974
EEC Ministers (Meeting) Commons May 23, 1974
NORTHERN IRELAND Commons June 3, 1974
2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons June 4, 1974
IRA DEMONSTRATIONS (LONDON) Commons June 10, 1974
2 speeches — SPOUSES OF UNITED KINGDOM CITIZENS (EQUAL TREATMENT) BILL Commons June 21, 1974
School Leaving Age Commons June 25, 1974
Red Lion Square (Disturbance) Written Answers June 25, 1974
EDUCATION Commons July 3, 1974
NORTHERN IRELAND Commons July 4, 1974
Sheffield Rolling Mills Written Answers July 4, 1974
2 speeches — SCHOOL LEAVING AGE Commons July 8, 1974
3 speeches — INDUSTRIAL POLICY Commons July 12, 1974
NORTHERN IRELAND BILL Commons July 15, 1974
Burnham Committees Commons July 23, 1974
School Leaving Age Commons July 23, 1974
NORTHERN IRELAND (APPROPRIATION ORDER) Commons July 29, 1974
Subsidies Written Answers July 29, 1974
SHIPBUILDING (PUBLIC OWNERSHIP) Commons July 31, 1974
Picketing Commons November 5, 1974
School Staff Vacancies Commons November 19, 1974
NATIONAL UNION OF JOURNALISTS (INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE) Commons November 21, 1974
Bangladesh Written Answers November 25, 1974
PREVENTION OF TERRORISM (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL Commons November 28, 1974
Oil Industry Taxation Written Answers December 2, 1974
NORTHERN IRELAND Commons December 5, 1974
HS146 Aircraft Written Answers December 9, 1974
Secondary Education Commons December 17, 1974
Reading Ability (Bullock Report) Commons December 17, 1974
4 speeches — Shrewsbury Pickets Commons December 19, 1974
Psychiatric and Geriatric Beds Written Answers December 20, 1974
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