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... alcoholism than Englishmen, says a new study. Rates of depression, psychosis, schizophrenia and drug abuse are also higher. Only Irishmen fare worse — they suffer nearly nine times the alcoholism rate. The study was carried out by Professor Raymond Cochrane and ...
... Manchester United the kings of England ory, and Everton and Tottenham failing to make any real impact. In the summer, Ferguson professed that the signing of Jim Leighton and Mark Hughes, to stop goals and to score them respectively, would enable United to close ...
... CHARLTON, the Republic of Ireland manager, knows about centre-halves. After all, he occupied that mison for both England and United with considerable success during his playingodays. he doesn’t take kindly to criticism of Celtic centre-Kalf Mick McCarthy ...
... ideals of freedom of com-,; science and equal human; rights, and the Dublin govern-,, ment and all those who advoc-; ate a united Ireland flfi ol g el . 1) qE L mwum Irish state” from Ca tribalism and’ Catholic dogma. * ND in the Northi: the Protestant mess ...
... he ideals of freedom of com-,; cience and equal human ights, and the Dublin govern-,, pent and all those who advoc-;; te a united Ireland M&,; nderstand that the price :{ progress towards a politisolution must include a dis- 1 ntangling of the Irish rom ...
... the Guildford Four ; ourteen years ago, to the day, 11 at the Old Bailey in London Mr Justice Don. aldson sentenced three Irishmen and a young English girl to life imprisonml:a?:lt foythe Guildford and Woolwich pub bombings. iny during the appeal. By then ...
... earlier, founded the Society of United Irishmen. A Degper Silence takes nothing for granted; tossing spanners into the purring engine of history seems implicit in its subtitle: The Hidden Origins of the United Irishmen. In Dr AT Q Stewart it has found ...
... arts ‘support in Glasgow - and-as equal _partners, as I soon learned? -~ - - . - There were-two prime movers — the marketing unit at Glasgow. Mu-: seums and' Malcolm McPherson, senior partner of HBJ. The- Edinburgh law, firm, which_hasdeveloped into'a ...
... myths — of Serbian wrongs, and Serbian entitlement to a far larger share of south Slav territory — as a force which might unite his people and, if manipulated right, bolster his own political position; and he is far from alone, among the power brokers ...
... 1780, it has been home to successive Marquises of Sligo who, by later waged by the Catholic-Presbyterian coalition of United Irishmen. Curiosities include The Holy Family painted by Rubens, and a fiddle that belonged to JM Syn7e (famous for something ...
... Next week: The Prince's senior commanders Icobite Road as Scottish units * Equally, Irishmen and Frenchmen fought in the Jacobite army. The conflict of loyatties also divided families: serving in the Royal Scots was Roderick Chisholm, younger son of The ...
... republicanism. Tone and Emmet worked side by side with Catholics in the United Irishmen. To defuse this dangerous trend, the Orange Order was formed in Armagh in 1795. Tone wanted to unite “Catholic, Protestant and - dissenter” in his free Ireland; the Orangemen ...