... goes again!) are also against the American arrogance who try to buy up God's Earth in their materialistic deals with near bankrupt countries.” (That’s O Lorcain, Uasal. and the battalions of the we men). The grammar, of course, is doubtful (the arrogance ...

... not be operated at a profit by private enterprise, Public enterprise has faced a hard task as the inheritor so often of a bankrupt private industry. But nationalization will soon become discredited unless it can break free of Exchequer support{ whenever ...

... PROPOSALS WOULD BANKRUPT COUNTY In reference to the I^r Proposals involving expenditure a t Nionda%*c meeting of the County Council. in Dundalk. Colr. P. Coffey thought if every motion on the :Agenda was carried the counts would be bankrupt for sixty seam ...

... so-called exorbitant prise if he is to live. If he competes with the 00-op it is financial suicide for him and he finds himself bankrupt in twelve month& His only alternative is to struggle the State subsidised monopoly and to try and hold on to the few friendly ...

... requires. Should wise they would rupt and go out •t So with our local C. 1 with more far-re;h•It:11 quences. They will bankrupt. to the because they already over-taxed r , 7.• more. more and two . . It does not fession, tr a de or follow, you still ...

... Agriculture, said that fir,t he would deal with rumours the hue been floating about that the Mini,ter for Agriculture proposed In bankrupt all the creameries is Ireland by compelling them to uhde:tab• expenditure on repairs and renewal• in the course of the Nest ...

... economic stabilitv could be other than fearful the consequences of a bad break in world grain prices. Farmers could easily bankrupt as in the thirties, and soon would get new slant this much-vauntcd full employment programme. Clearly Irish farmers no more ...

... this is a good year, we should have greatly increased production in 1956. Having contradicted rumours that he proposed to bankrupt the creameries by compelling expenditure upon renewals and repairs beyond their capacity, the Minister for Agriculture dealt ...

... . said that first he would deal with rumours that have been floating about that the Minister for Agriculture proposed to bankrupt all the creameries in Ireland by compelling them to undertake expenditure on repairs and renewals in the course of ti^ next ...

... adverse trade balance this year is, of course, nothing new. There has bee n a trade deficit every year but it has not left us bankrupt simply because other earnings in the way of tourism, pr o fi ts on external assets and, of course, taxation, have tended ...

... this is a good year.' we should have greatly increased' Production in 1956. Having contradicted rumours that he proposed to bankrupt the creameries by compelling expenditure upon renewals and repairs beyond their capacity, the Minister for Agriculture dealt ...

... and 43 Dame Street. Dublin. ,33^, MAIN STREET, NAAS. COUNTY KILDARE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE IN BANKRUPTCY ROBERT F. COONAN—A BANKRUPT CLEARANCE SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT DENIS BRENNAN & SON have been favoured with instruction* from the Official ...