Mr Seamus Mallon
August 17, 1936 -Summary information for Mr Seamus Mallon
Contributions
1989
3 speeches — Action for Community Employment Written Answers January 10, 1989
Security Commons January 12, 1989
Anglo-Irish Agreement Written Answers January 12, 1989
Long-term Unemployed Written Answers January 16, 1989
Business of the House Commons January 19, 1989
3 speeches — Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Bill (Allocation of Time) Commons January 23, 1989
5 speeches — OFFENCE OF BREACH OF DECLARATION Commons January 26, 1989
4 speeches — Exclusion Orders Commons January 30, 1989
2 speeches — ARRERST AND DETENTIION OF SUSPECTED PERSONS Commons January 30, 1989
2 speeches — RESTRICTED REMISSION FOR PERSONS SENTENCED FOR SCHEDULED OFFENCES Commons January 30, 1989
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS Commons January 30, 1989
House Searches Written Answers January 31, 1989
Theatre Sisters Written Answers February 1, 1989
Security Commons February 9, 1989
Teacher Training Colleges Commons February 9, 1989
Income Support Written Answers February 23, 1989
House Searches Written Answers March 2, 1989
4 speeches — Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Commons March 8, 1989
3 speeches — Northern Ireland (Appropriation) Commons March 8, 1989
2 speeches — Students (Benefits) Commons March 9, 1989
Egg Industry Commons March 16, 1989
2 speeches — Engagements Commons March 16, 1989
Goat Milk Written Answers April 4, 1989
Anglo-Irish Agreement Commons April 20, 1989
Denominational Schools Commons April 20, 1989
Terrorism Written Answers April 20, 1989
INCOME RELATED BENEFITS Commons April 24, 1989
Agriculture Improvement Scheme Written Answers April 25, 1989
Farm and Horticulture Development Scheme Written Answers April 26, 1989
Farm Capital Grant Scheme Written Answers April 27, 1989
Terrorism Written Answers April 27, 1989
4 speeches — Sheep Written Answers April 28, 1989
Agricultural Development Programme Written Answers April 28, 1989
2 speeches — Diversification Grant Scheme Written Answers April 28, 1989
Agriculture and Horticulture Development Scheme Written Answers April 28, 1989
Grassland Scheme Written Answers April 28, 1989
Mr. Samuel Quinn Written Answers May 2, 1989
Housing (Maintenance) Written Answers May 2, 1989
Noel Little Written Answers May 2, 1989
12 speeches — Police Discipline Written Answers May 16, 1989
Short Brothers plc Commons June 7, 1989
6 speeches — Offenders Commons June 7, 1989
Search Operation, Ards Peninsula Written Answers June 12, 1989
Bill of Rights Commons June 22, 1989
International Fund for Ireland Commons June 22, 1989
Question Time Commons June 22, 1989
8 speeches — Northern Ireland Act 1974 Commons June 22, 1989
Forestry Commons June 29, 1989
Northern Ireland (Elections) Commons June 29, 1989
Disabled Persons Written Answers July 6, 1989
Building Regulations Written Answers July 6, 1989
Police and Criminal Evidence (Northern Ireland) Commons July 17, 1989
Security Commons July 20, 1989
2 speeches — Engagements Commons July 20, 1989
Irish Foreign Minister Commons November 2, 1989
Guildford Four Written Answers November 6, 1989
May Inquiry Written Answers November 6, 1989
Terrorism Suspects (Interviews) Written Answers November 6, 1989
Prisoner No. B51715 Written Answers November 6, 1989
Prisons Written Answers November 6, 1989
Prisoners (Transfers) Written Answers November 6, 1989
Seamus Duffy Written Answers November 6, 1989
2 speeches — Prisons Written Answers November 6, 1989
UDR Offences Written Answers November 6, 1989
Regular Army Offences Written Answers November 6, 1989
UDR Re-vetting Written Answers November 6, 1989
2 speeches — Prisons Written Answers November 6, 1989
Pesticides Commons November 9, 1989
3 speeches — RUC Written Answers November 9, 1989
2 speeches — EC Border Area Programme Written Answers November 9, 1989
Industrial Development Board Written Answers November 9, 1989
Police Written Answers November 9, 1989
Industrial Development Written Answers November 9, 1989
2 speeches — Sheep Written Answers November 10, 1989
Industrial Development Board. Written Answers November 14, 1989
Local Enterprise Development Unit Written Answers November 14, 1989
Terrorism Suspects (Interviews) Written Answers November 14, 1989
Prisons Written Answers November 15, 1989
Industrial Development Board Written Answers November 15, 1989
Hill Livestock Compensatory Allowance Written Answers November 15, 1989
Bathing Waters Written Answers November 15, 1989
Glass Written Answers November 15, 1989
Industrial Development Written Answers November 16, 1989
Family Credit Written Answers November 16, 1989
Income Support Written Answers November 16, 1989
Farmers Written Answers November 16, 1989
Severe Disablement Premium Written Answers November 16, 1989
Invalid Care Allowance Written Answers November 16, 1989
2 speeches — Attendance Allowance Written Answers November 16, 1989
Public Bodies Written Answers November 16, 1989
Home Helps Written Answers November 16, 1989
Royal Ulster Constabulary Written Answers November 16, 1989
Convicted Soldiers (Possession of Documents) Written Answers November 16, 1989
FIRST DAY Commons November 21, 1989
3 speeches — Industry and Environment Commons November 22, 1989
Extradition Commons November 29, 1989
Social Charter Commons November 29, 1989
Engagements Commons November 30, 1989
Citizens Advice Bureaux Commons December 6, 1989
Points of Order Commons December 6, 1989
Birmingham Pub Bombings Commons December 7, 1989
3 speeches — Police Written Answers December 7, 1989
2 speeches — Attendance Allowance Written Answers December 7, 1989
Rivers and Lakes Written Answers December 7, 1989
Civil Service Written Answers December 7, 1989
Rivers and Lakes Written Answers December 8, 1989
Civil Service Written Answers December 11, 1989
2 speeches — Rivers and Lakes Written Answers December 11, 1989
12 speeches — Education Reform (Northern Ireland) Commons December 13, 1989
2 speeches — Confidential Information Commons December 14, 1989
Colonel Richard Lea Written Answers December 18, 1989
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