Skip to content

Labour has many critics and the workers are too much given to the catch cries of different political parties, and by doing so weakens the power of the Labour Party, whose policy is that every man is entitled to a living wage in his own country.

— Timothy Quill The Southern Star (1924)

Another quote →

More quotes by Timothy Quill

The working men of Ireland had always stood by their priests when there was a price on their heads. They have neither room nor scope for Fascism or Communism.

The Kerryman (1937)

The Pope (Pius XI) was a man before his time, because today, unfortunately, very few of the leaders of the world seemed disposed to accept the advice as fully as the world might accept it.

The Cork Examiner (1939)

Work, but use your head as well as your hands, trust in God and He will never let you down.

The Cork Examiner (1955)

The rising prices and scarcity of some articles of food shows that there is no control of profits.

Irish Press (1941)

Why should films not be used for Irish-Ireland purposes and for the proper appreciation of scenery and beauty?

Irish Independent (1943)

All Timothy Quill quotes →

Attribution

Quote text and notes from Wikiquote: Timothy Quill (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Source quality and labels are our own summary of what Wikiquote records.