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Meanings of dail in English

Portuguese
dáil éireann

The lower house of the parliament of the Irish Republic.

dáil éireann
Usage of dail in English
1
It allows the wearer to dail in the perfect fit for their sporting needs.
The South African
2
There's a graat dail of ignorance consailed aboot my pairson.
Lippincott's Magazine, August, 1885
3
The case was raised by Fine Gael in the Dail last week.
The Irish Times
4
He said he would be tabling a Dail question on the matter.
The Irish Times
5
The upcoming Budget and the Dail term ahead will also be discussed.
The Irish Times
6
THIS week, the Dail is due to debate the Universities Bill, 1996.
The Irish Times
7
Then imagine the Dail questions, at least one tribunal, saturation media coverage.
The Irish Times
8
I have written to all my Dail colleagues recently on this matter.
The Irish Times
9
The Clerk of the Dail reads aloud the result of the by-election.
The Irish Times
10
The replies were provided on the 87 days that the Dail met.
The Irish Times
11
The measures announced in the Dail were far worse than they anticipated.
The Irish Times
12
He was speaking to an adjournment motion in the Dail last night.
The Irish Times
13
The following is an edited version of his speech to the Dail.
The Irish Times
14
Their erratic behaviour has added immeasurably to the pleasure of the Dail.
The Irish Times
15
Deputy Ryan was in the Dail at the time of the fire.
The Irish Times
16
Whether I had told the Dail or not has no bearing .
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
dáil éireann
Dail through the time