HC Deb 03 August 1910 vol 19 c2727W
Mr. LUNDON

asked whether the Estates Commissioners received an application for portion of the untenanted lands at Carrigeen, Croon, county Limerick, from Michael Dwyer, of Carrigeen; whether Dwyer satisfied the inspector, Mr. Byrne, that he had twenty-seven sheep and about £50 to work the land if he got a patch of it; on what grounds was his claim rejected although he was living on the land; are the Commissioners aware that Mr. Byrne told Dwyer it was presumption on the latter's part to look for land at all; and, in view of the fact that this man has a wife and two children and plenty of means to work a farm, will the Commissioners look into his case when any land in this locality will fall into their hands?

Mr. BIRRELL

The Estates Commissioners inform me that the papers in connection with this matter are at present with their inspector in the country, and they are not therefore in a position to furnish a reply to the hon. Member's question.