Mr Patrick O'Shaughnessy

1872 - December 29, 1920
Summary information for Mr Patrick O'Shaughnessy

Contributions

1913

Old Age Pensions. Written Answers January 20, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers February 5, 1913

Kilmacow Cross (Letter Box). Written Answers February 5, 1913

2 speeches — Evicted Tenants (Ireland). Commons February 6, 1913

2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES SUPPLEMENTARY ESTI MATES, 1912–13.—(Class II.) Commons February 11, 1913

Telephone Service (County Limerick). Commons February 12, 1913

2 speeches — Postal Collection (Kilmacow, County Limerick). Commons February 12, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers February 13, 1913

IRELAND. Commons February 14, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers February 14, 1913

2 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons March 20, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons March 31, 1913

Telephone Service. Commons April 2, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers April 2, 1913

2 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons April 3, 1913

Lunatic Asylums (Ireland). Commons April 3, 1913

2 speeches — Evicted Tenants (Ireland). Commons April 10, 1913

2 speeches — Telephone Service. Commons April 16, 1913

3 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons April 17, 1913

3 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Commons May 1, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers May 30, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers June 9, 1913

Old Age Pensions. Written Answers June 9, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers June 10, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers June 18, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers July 7, 1913

Peamount Sanatorium. Commons July 17, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers July 24, 1913

Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers August 7, 1913

3 speeches — Land Purchase (Ireland). Written Answers August 12, 1913

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