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1. Government's policy on banks is not working, GilmoreMarch 02, 2010
2. Gilmore continues to press Taoiseach on jobsFebruary 09, 2010
3. Taoiseach is engaging in abracadabra economics, wishing away unemployment figures, Gilmore tells CowenFebruary 03, 2010
4. An investment in education is an investment in recoveryFebruary 02, 2010
5. Gilmore demands assurance on no more public sector pay cutsJanuary 26, 2010
6. Gilmore continues to press Taoiseach on banking inquiryJanuary 20, 2010
7. Gilmore calls Government amendment on banking inquiry a 'scam'January 19, 2010
8. Gilmore demands inquiry into banksDecember 16, 2009
9. Taoiseach must explain the extent of the pay cuts announced in last week's Budget says GilmoreDecember 15, 2009
10. Budget - anti-family, unfair and divisiveDecember 09, 2009
11. Budget Watching December 09, 2009
12. Before Government takes money from people, it must explain how many billions paid to banks, says GilmoreDecember 09, 2009
13. Deputy Joan Burton speaking on Labour's Pre-Budget submissionDecember 04, 2009
14. The old guard are back to their old ways - GilmoreNovember 18, 2009
15. NAMA is the biggest corporate welfare cheque ever written - GilmoreNovember 12, 2009
16. Lenihan refuses to close Golden Circle's tax loophole, as cuts to welfare are threatenedNovember 10, 2009
17. The Road to Recovery and Sustainable ProsperityNovember 10, 2009
18. In the case of the banks, which is the dog and which is the tail? asks GilmoreOctober 20, 2009
19. If banks get a break, so should householders - says Gilmore October 14, 2009
20. No assurances on the closure of garda stationsSeptember 23, 2009
21. Gilmore questions Tanaiste on Anglo investigationsSeptember 22, 2009
22. NAMA Bill debated in the DáilSeptember 17, 2009
23. Gilmore demands Cowen apologise for wasting taxpayers' moneySeptember 16, 2009
24. Stop NAMA demonstration September 16, 2009
25. Stop NAMASeptember 11, 2009
26. Joan on NamaSeptember 08, 2009
27. Cowen pressed on further jump in unemployment figuresJuly 01, 2009
28. Gilmore questions Taoiseach on social welfare cutsJune 30, 2009
29. Government buckles and concedes to Labour's demand for debate on IMF reportJune 25, 2009
30. Gilmore challenges Government decision to extend bank guarantee scheme indefinitelyJune 23, 2009
31. Anglo Irish Bank 'a financial cess-pit' says GilmoreJune 10, 2009
32. Nationalise the banksMay 12, 2009
33. How many more people will lose their jobs before the Taoiseach loses his?April 29, 2009
34. Focus on country's problems not internal FF bickering - Gilmore tells CowenApril 28, 2009
35. An Bord Bail Out April 22, 2009
36. Rabbitte eats his GreensApril 08, 2009
37. "How much of the €90 billion is represented by property abroad? - GilmoreApril 08, 2009
38. Working families to bear Budget brunt - GilmoreApril 07, 2009
39. Greatest false economy is to pay people to do nothing April 06, 2009
40. Labour launches €2.8b budget packageApril 02, 2009
41. Unemployment reaches 371,000April 01, 2009
42. Come clean with the opposition and the country about Budget plans - Gilmore tells CowenMarch 25, 2009
43. Gilmore challenges Cowen to end Crony CapitalismMarch 24, 2009
44. Gilmore urges Cowen to act on unemployment catastropheMarch 04, 2009
45. We are all paying the price, not fairly and not equally - GilmoreFebruary 19, 2009
46. Gilmore continues pressure on CowenFebruary 18, 2009
47. Name the banking golden circle, demands GilmoreFebruary 17, 2009
48. A clean break from business as usualFebruary 10, 2009
49. Counting the cost of unemploymentFebruary 04, 2009
50. Taoiseach missed an opportunityFebruary 03, 2009
51. Government is soft on corporate crime - says GilmoreJanuary 28, 2009
52. While times are hard - there are solutionsJanuary 08, 2009
53. Government is politically and economically dysfunctional says GilmoreDecember 17, 2008
54. As homes are repossessed what is the Government doing?December 10, 2008
55. Government behaving like bewildered bystanders as country faces economic crisisDecember 03, 2008
56. Small business experience worst month of trading for decadesNovember 18, 2008
57. Campaign against withdrawal of medical cards continuesOctober 22, 2008
58. Questions remain after Government stand down on medical cardsOctober 21, 2008
59. Taoiseach which of these cuts are you most embarrassed by?October 15, 2008
60. Why is high-risk money covered by bank guarantee?October 08, 2008
61. Full cost of Cowenomics finally being revealedOctober 03, 2008
62. Financial crisis around the boardroom table and kitchen tableOctober 02, 2008
63. What are we being asked to guarantee?October 01, 2008
64. "Tax payers have been left carrying the can for a decade of corporate greed" - says GilmoreSeptember 30, 2008
65. Labour's New Deal: Key Proposals for Economic RecoverySeptember 29, 2008
66. What is Government going to do to help those who have lost their jobSeptember 24, 2008
67. 25,000 have lost their job since May - Gilmore tells DáilJuly 09, 2008
68. Government cutbacks say little to 54,000 who have lost jobs over last yearJuly 09, 2008
69. Who will bear the brunt of the Government's cut backsJuly 02, 2008
70. Government's proposed extra Dáil sitting week not acceptable says GilmoreJune 17, 2008
71. Developers getting away without paying stamp dutyApril 09, 2008
72. Budget '08 overall disappointingDecember 05, 2007
73. Protecting the progressApril 20, 2007