Deputies Jim Kemmy and Joe Sherlock give their reactions to the budget on 'Today Tonight'.
Independent TD, Jim Kemmy, and Joe Sherlock from Sinn Féin The Workers Party, give their reactions to the budget on 'Today Tonight'. Sherlock announces that he will be voting against the budget while Kemmy says he will go away to think about one of the hardest decisions of his life.
Jim Kemmy stated "I am very unhappy about some parts of the budget. I found it very difficult to take", while Joe Sherlock described the budget as "savage".
Title: | Budget 82 |
Clip Duration: | 00:02:27 |
Material Type: | Video |
Clip Title: | "This Is The Most Important And Difficult Decision Of My Life" |
Series Title: | Today Tonight |
Information: | Review of Election '82 from 'Today Tonight'. Brian Farrell introduces this segment in the studio and Forbes McFall reports from Dáil Eireann. 'Today Tonight' was a RTÉ current affairs programme with up-to-the-minute coverage of events at home and abroad. 'Today Tonight' was first broadcast on Monday, 6 October, 1980 and ran for 12 years until 1992. Edited by Joe Mulholland, the original presenters included Barry Cowan, Brian Farrell and Olivia O'Leary. 'Today Tonight' aired from Monday to Thursday on RTÉ 1. |
Local Keywords: | Memorable Budgets, Budget, 1982, Jim Kemmy, Joe Sherlock, Brian Farrell, Forbes McFall, Economics, Politics |
Coverage: | Ireland |
Genre: | Factual |
Topic: | Politics and Economics |
Provider: | RTÉ |
Contributor(s): | Brian Farell (Presenter) |
Publisher: | RTÉ |
First Broadcast Channel: | RTÉ One |
Production Year: | 1982 |
Country of Production: | Ireland |
Original Identifier: | 96D00141 |
IPR Restrictions: | Rights Reserved - Free Access |
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Item Type: | part/extract |
Colour: | Colour |
Sound: | Mono |
Aspect Ratio: | 4:3 |
Language: | English (eng) |