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... O'Duffy-Cosgrave Ireland (3) Northern Ireland (4) The Irish of the United Kingdom (5) The Irish of the Dominions (6) The Irish of the rest of the world and (7) The ex-Irish of the United States, alone as yet to have formally discarded the titles to their ...
... Wilson, an ex-M.P. who has lived in the United States for many years, here discusses the renais sance of art beyond the herring-pond in ail its fascinating ramifications In eight hours a non-stop train will carry Irishmen, now populating Edinburgh, to London ...
... the Costello Government to make the campaign for a United Ireland less aggressive and more ingratiating. Only the other day, Mr. Costello argued in the Dail that the interests of Great Britain, the United States and Western Europe, and the interests of ...
... that the Irish migrating to the United States are very keen on entering the police force there although, curiously enough, they do not seem to have the same ambition in Canada. Indeed, it is safe to say that Irishmen are to be found in the police forces ...
... essential to make Irishmen agree upon their own problem. They will never do this except under pressure of a real sense of responsi bility. This is what they have never yet had for it has always been understood that as long as Irishmen differed Great Britain ...
... returning to his unit. The third, quite the most serious, is known as Con structive Desertion. This is applied to men who, having been warned that their unit is embarking for overseas service or, alterna tively, have been warned that their unit is going into ...
... Jewish. Palestine will be the country in which Jews are found, just as Ireland is the country in which Irishmen are to be found, though there are more Irishmen outside of Ireland than in it. And similarly Palestine will be the home of Judaism, not because there ...
... so that these are the very Irishmen who would be most affected, established as they freely are in these terri tories in both official and private connections. The Consular service has long been a special attraction for Irishmen. So has the Navy, and until ...
... country. But the realist de Valera of to-day will not carry things too far, nor ask Irishmen to face a new period of martyrdom. He will not abandon his aim of uniting north and south, but his methods are likely to be less direct than the refusal of the ...
... Shannon scheme with characteristic efficiency WESTWARD H( States the land w| in the Free Stale- ish emigrants, bound for the United offers them opportunities unknown ark on the tender at Queenstown FAR FR RHINE German I THE BANKS OF THE T STILL HAPPY: A ...
... EIRE AND ULSTER JOHN CONNELL At the United Nations and in other interna tional gatherings the British delegates sit behind a big identifying plaque which declares that they represent the United Kingdom. Since the arrangements tend almost always to be ...
... thought to be opening in Cyprus last weekend with the arrival of the Canadian advance party wearing the blue berets of the United Nations. The news of the setting up of the international force came as Turkey and Greece seemed on the brink of war over the ...