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... six, noughts from all their credits and debts and so let us live as we used to. But they won't do so, and so coins like the penny, which used once buy a power of sweets, are going down in the world even though they may put a better face on things than the ...
... Farmers is known throughout England, Scot- President's Cup Opens Soccer Season THE 1950-'5l soccer season ovens on Sunday at Tolka Park with the annual match for the L.F.A. President's Cup, and remembering the F.A• Cup excitement at the close of the ...
... have been here before—their return gives proof of the pleasure they experienced on former trips to Ireland; others are amongst us for the first, time. To all of them the Irish people offer a cordial welcome, hoping they will thoroughly enjoy their stay, ...
... meeting between East and West should be held to settle world problems, particularly after the Korean war. Mr. Truman replied that he was in favour of anything that would contribute to the Peace of the world. But, he added, it was not necessan - to bring up ...
... Irish Independent Special Representative. ENGLAND, with the remarkably low score of 17 faults for 84 fences jumped, won the Aga Khan Trophy at the Dublin Horse Show yesterday, thus winning the third Nations Cup for which the team competed this year. The ...
... than any the r horse. Destino ranks with Britain's Foxhunter, which is also here, as ,one of the best show jumpers in the world to-day. He was bred by Mrs. Fenton, Kilacloyne, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork, ad he is by Loddington, dam by olitical. Also here ...
... —Connacht Cup, at Loughrea. November 1, 2—Limerick Cup, at Rathkeale; 6, 7 — Tipperary Cup, at Kilsheelan: 7, B — Belsize Cup, at Killucan: 21, 22— McAlinden Cup. at Ballymena: 22, 23, 24—Irish Cup, at ...
... 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 ...
... the hope of material advantage. Let us put first things first and I mßeal An Phobail again resolve that while one inch of our own soil remains under the flag of the invader, we will not be gulled by those amongst us who do not care how many Irish lives ...
... Brennan-Whitmore opens his final paragraph by inviting us not to kid ourselves and then goes on to do so in the first person. May I remind the gallant Commandant that at the outbreak of the second World War the External Affairs Ministers of the following ...
... I.ls—Sponsored. I.3o—News. I.4o—Sponsored. 1.55-Sponsored. 2.10.2.30 Variety. 3.40.5,30 International Jumping Competition: World's Championship. Commentary from R.D.S. Grounds by S. Lynch. 4.35.4.50 Racing: 'Park 1,500. Commentator M. 0 hEithir. s.3o ...
... SPECIAL NOTICES BUILDER'S GENERAL, FOREMAN for large Contract. North-West of Ireland. None but men used to good-class work need apply. Applicant must be prepared to start in three weeks. State conditions. Box 26457. DESIGNER. CUTTER Thoroughly experienced ...