... across seas and oceans and continents, burning into the ears of every Irishman away from Ireland and ignored by thousands of Irishmen in Ireland. There are many advantages in this hooting war. There are no bodies lying around after a fierce barrage has played ...

... Sheffield United Want Two Irishmen Two of the leading forwards of Cork Athletic, the League of lieland club, may shortly be transferred to Sheffield United. They are M. Broderick (inside right) and P- O'Sullivan (inside left). Sheffield United have secured ...

... co-operation with the United States and Canada. Shield of A-Bomb In an important reference to the atomic bomb in his speech, Churchill said: —We are still under the shield of the atomic bomb possessed in formidable quentities 'by the United States alone. The ...

... Anyhow, this was just about the poorest representative match ever seen in Belfast. The result might have been reversed if the Irishmen could have shot. They had many chances, but their shooting was very feeble. M'Farland even missed a penalty. The Scots half ...

... IRISHMEN ORMOND TURNBULL Bon-Accord HitTopForm By A MATE The most meritorious win the Aberdeenshire Amateur Cup-ties came from Ellon United, who won 4-2 away from home against Banchory in the second round of the Aberdeen F.C. Trophy. Another good performance ...

... g EVENING EXPRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1952 HUtnN EVANS ' 'eMNO SSirm JOHNSTONE STEEL OIMOND TTONBULL HOME SCOTS CAN BEAT IRISHMEN lay Win Firsi may easily make winning debut. Best of the opposition may be Sylvia (H. Packham) and Idle Fancy ...

... Williams. loudest, most unite Labourite cheer when he threatened abolition of the Lords (and elimination of the Ulster Unionists at Westminster, on the grounds that the Government on one occasion was saved from defeat by the Irishmen!). Shades David Lloyd ...

... got his loudest, most unite Labourite cheer when he threatened abolition of the Lords (and elimination of the Ulster Unionists at Westminster. on the grounds that the Government on one occasion was saved from defeat by the Irishmen!). Shades David Lloyd ...

... group are thought to be I.R.A. staff officers whose job is draw up a list of armouries belonging to territorial army units, school cadet units, and Home Guard which might be raided. Special branch officers under Chief Superintendent Evan Jones, this week ...

... admitted in court by young Irish woodcutter. Before imposing fines totalling £l5, Sheriff A. E. P. , Gardner commented: “Irishmen must leam to coni trol themselves in this country,” ■ The procurator-fiscal, Mr W. >B, Anew, said that the . accused. Francis ...

... prominence with Airdrie, played against Belgium, the English League and the Irish League in 1947. and scored five against the Irishmen in Belfast. In 1947 he went (o Hearts far fee of iItUBO. and two year* later he was one the players who succumbed the lure ...

... Devulder (Belginm) tied for fourth place at 573 England's Norman Sutton (71) and Peter Alliss (71) had a 142 ound for a 575 an Irishmen Harry Bradshaw (72) and Fred Daly (80) returned 152 for a total of 580. Wales's Harry Gould (73) and Dennis Smalldon (72) ...