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Control of traffic - Position on Dublin Quays The Port situation - “Would have to look to their rates immediately” Dublin Port charges - Their effect on prices: proposal to reduce wages. Port and Docks Board Employes
22/9/1922 13/19/1922 20/10/1922 25/10/1922
Dublin Port dues - New year reduction Disfiguring Walls - two sisters bound over A big Dublin industry - reported removal - Port board’s Anxiety Dublin Port works - their relation to dues Port Board wages - reductions accepted
27/10/1922 27/10/1922 3/11/1922 23/11/1922 29/11/1922
Co-option of traders member - Canal commission Port dues to be cut - new rates in force in January - Dublin and Belfast figures compared
24/10/1922 29/11/1922
Port dues to be cut - new rates in force in January - Dublin and Belfast figures (continuation) Concrete road experiment in Dublin Irish Cattle trade - The new detention proposal - Port Board’s protest
29/11/1922 30/11/1922 11/12/1922
Mr. Moran and the Port Board - proposed resignation Reconstruction - Interest in Dublin scheme - New Port plan also. Imported flour for the troops A lighting strike - Port crane men cease work - employment at the Docks
1/12/1922 15/12/1922 n.d 29/12/1922
A lighting strike - Port crane men cease work - employment at the Docks (continuation) Dublin Port Board - 16 candidates for 10 seats
29/12/1922 1/1/1923
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