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ministry in Irish

aireacht

ministry

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Chun tuarastail agus costaisí Roinn an Iompair den Aireacht um Thiúscal agus Thráchtáil mar aon le díoluíochta áirithe ag baint le Bóithre Iarainn ... ...

£11,196,903 For the salaries and expenses of the Transport Department of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, including certain payments in connection with RailwaysB2

chun cúitimh fé Airtiogal 10 den Chonnradh den 6adh Mí na Nodlag, 1921; chun liúntaisí maoithe, tabharthaistí agus pinseanna breise deonuithe ag an Aireacht um Airgead;

For superannuation, compensation, compassionate and additional allowances and gratuities under sundry Statutes, compensation under Article 10 of the Treaty of the 6th December, 1921, compassionate allowances, gratuities and supplementary pensions awarded by the Ministry of Finance, the salary of the Medical Referee;B2

Fé mhola ón gComhairle Chontae agus fé cheadú ón Aireacht um Rialtas Áitiúil Coiste an Teaghlaigh Chontae do shocrú aon ruda no ní a eireoidh fén scéim seo agus ná fuil aon tsocrú déanta ina chóir anse.

Any matter or thing arising under this scheme, and not provided for, to be settled by the County Home Committee, subject to the approval of the County Council, and of the sanction of the Ministry of Local Government.C1

Chun tuarastail agus costaisí Aireacht an Airgid agus a Brainse-Ranna ... ...

For the salaries and expenses of the Ministry of Finance and Branch DepartmentsB1

Chun tuarastail agus costaisí Aireacht na Talamhuíochta agus Seirbhísí áirithe atá fé riara na hAireachta san, maraon le hIldeontaisí i gCabhair

For the salaries and expenses of the Ministry of Agriculture, and of certain Services administered by that Ministry, including sundry Grants in AidB2

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aireacht
Urú
n-aireacht
Réamhlitir h
haireacht
Réamhlitir t
t-aireacht
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