... largely attended, and great numbers of the faithful approached Holy Communion on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. EASTER MONDAY. Easter Monday was observed as a holiday in the town and business was suspended. Quarrying work in connection with the steam ...

... it. Finally the Government carried their point, and the report on Supply occupied the rest of the night. The House did not rise until ten minutes to four o’clock in the morning. Tho tenants of Mr E O’Farrell, in vicinity of Yougbal, have refused to meet ...

... May willin’ to permit, for it doesn t bit them sore; But to tax the wan amusement have 1 left us here will mane That we'll rise an insurrection of our own in Derry vote! THEY have pictures, plays and concerts to amuse them, day and night: They have markets ...

... aid-out point-to-point course di al Halverstown, near Kilcullen. So. altagethcr. those who relish spot of racing with their Easter holidays extraordinarily well catered for —aa sport of every variety can lie had for tlie seeking. But even at this joyous ...

... He was fighting for his head at the time and did not rise sufficiently to clear the obstacle. To beaten by Skeddadle, w-ninml who could not see the way he went in the Lancashire Steeplechase Easter Monday, was the height of bad luck, , Had he been allowed ...

... whs took hi> shoulders the burthen o, raising tire funca wherewith build such an imposing pile. His biographer tells us: (hi Easter Mondav 18-id, Dr. Doyle, attired m his episcopil robes, laid the first stone Du* j Cathedral at Carlow. He impressively invoked ...

... success for led to 'BT and the Fenian movement to Easter Week and the Ireland of to-day. FART In the handbook Issued by Mulntlr na Tire there Is article Professor Drills Gwyun which places the aalllngarty Rising In Its historical perspective Here, however, ...

... TROOPS IN BATTLE DRESS Dense crowds lined the streets of Dublin on Easier Su.iday— tne 25th anniversary of tne Rising ot 1916 —to witness the largest ana most spectacular military parade the city has seen. Over 20,000 trained men and womentroops, L..D ...

... Talbot earns la fourth Ootufcr, who won by sixty n*M. the Bsllsbridge Sports on Whit Monday’ the half-mile bicycle handicap gave rise some good racing, and one grudged. his win to the finals were only to beregarded as the reward »«wst«ncy. only Just won from ...

... manner they have oonceededthia, their first request. The men of Skerries and district purpose marching in a body Kilmeade on Easter Saturday evening headed by their fife and drum band. Amongst those present were— Messrs B Pelin, President; M Brophy, Treasurer ...

... himself young Hubert Kimnett looked for the principal assistance his projected rising. Nor did look in. vain. Fur Wicklow was weJl prepared join Kmmett when the ’9B rising had been ruthlessly stamped out elsewhere; it was the men of Wicklow who kept on ...

... Fr. Doyle. C.C.. spoke very eloquently on the Passion. Easter Sunday morning large numbers of the faithful received Holy Communion at the early Masses, and the Church Choir sang appropriate Easter hymns at the various Masses. Prom U.S.A. to Phlilipinoo ...