... Communist effort of world , conquest will fail smug or later, as h:story shows us all such efforts have! failed in the past; hut 1 would like I to think that Ireland did at least as much as any other small country. In fact it is up to us to give a lead and ...

... absolutely :cuportant. The Chairman co? not agree, but) said it was useful. Mr. Sayers said it *as itepor- 1 tant to the people us ng it. It might be the view of the librarian that tew people used it, but he would nut agree with that. thairman—lt .s not a view—it ...

... cattle, sheep. pigs and poultry is at a very high level., We have enough wheat to get us over the heat year until the Lecessary revival of compulsory tillage would enable us to 'meet revue-, mente. In fuel we are far better off. Bord na Mona's plans cluld ...

... 10.15 Luth-Chleaus drying shall be provided for the Ghee!. 10.20—Gaelic Sperte News. use of the food workers. No food 10.30—Hospitals' Trust Proroom shall be used as a sleeping, gramme. place. In future. measures must be' taken by the proprietors of ...

... Board meetings and agree to a particular referee. Often heard after the match i 4 the Ret. heat us. A a general rule those grievances are imaginary, but let us suppose the Ref duce make a mistake (which might have cost the particular team game) it does ...

... interest us 1). Allen, T.D; Mr. John O'Leary, reasonable. I believe that a little here this evening—housing. He T.Di Mr. John Ilowlin, chairman. pugnacity at both ends will gays so commen a thing Trader, Council; Mr. Brendan achieve a very useful purpose ...