asked the Minister for Defence if he will state the persons to whom pensions are being paid under the Army Pensions Acts as dependents of persons executed after the Rising of 1916, the amount paid to each, and whether they are subject to income-tax.
Written Answers. - Pensions to Dependents of Executed Persons.
The following are the particulars required by the Deputy:—
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Mrs. Grace Plunkett |
£500 per annum |
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,, Aine Bean E. Ceannt |
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,, Kathleen Clarke |
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Miss Hannah Clarke |
£100 ,, |
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,, Margaret M. Pearse |
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,, Catherine McDermott |
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,, Rose McDermott |
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Mrs. Margaret McDermott |
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,, Mary A. Dick (née McDermott) |
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Miss Mary McDonagh (Sister Mary Francesca) |
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The above allowances are being paid under the provisions of Section 3 (1) of the Army Pensions Act, 1937, to the relatives of the signatories of the Proclamation of Easter Week, 1916, and are subject to income-tax.
Madame Maud Gonne MacBride, £90 per annum.
This allowance is being paid under the provisions of Section 12 of the Army Pensions Act, 1932, as amended by Section 18 of the Army Pensions Act, 1937, and is not subject to income-tax.