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# unparliamentary language

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'You really don't give a f**k': TD Joan Collins curses in Dáil as she attacks Government over Budget
Collins colourful language was quickly criticised by Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan.
Enda broke Dáil rules today when he called Gerry Adams a 'hypocrite'
Calling someone a hypocrite falls under the category of “unparliamentary language”.
Did this Australian minister drop the C-word?
Yes, the really bad one.
Chancer, scoundrel, handbagging and other words you're not allowed say in the Dáil
Following a number of recent uses of ‘unparliamentary language’, we take a look at what else you can’t say…
VIDEO: Dáil hears about 'three-day festival and orgy organised by the government'
It’s been x-rated stuff in the chamber this week…
‘What a load of bulls**t’: TD’s ‘wet dream’ remarks land him in hot water
Richard Boyd-Barrett said one government scheme was a “like a wet dream” for Fine Gael in comments that were heard by children sitting in the public gallery.