... the heart of Ireland is loyal and true, and I feel sure ere long the attenuated ranks of the regiment will filled by young Irishmen, who will eagerly seek to enrol themselves under standards which vour magnificent courage, tenacity, and discipline have ...

... in which she had dealt with the influence of Irishmen, but he thought she had not said sufficient about the influence of Irishwomen, whom they would always be glad to see taking their places beside Irishmen in the legal profession. DE DIE IN DIEM. (Continued ...

... Curragh, and Wolf Hill Collieries, Athy, in the same county, is one of the best known men in Ireland and one of the best known Irishmen outside of it. There is nothing in connection with racing or the breeding of thoroughbreds that is not known to him. He a ...

... bright little boy piped out: ** Please, my Lord, to set lepps for the little ass.” The horse, in fact, the one bond which unites Irishmen of every class and creed—and Irishwomen, too. And besides the excellence of the purchases to be made there, one always ...

... ancient Celtic ornaments of gold, which it lends to the National Museum in order that they may be seen by as large a number of Irishmen and women as possible. January 12th, 1924. Dublin Rotary Club The -first Rotary Club luncheon after the election of Sir Thomas ...

... Challenge Cup for sweet pea. A very interesting feature of the Fete was a rabbit fur and flesh demonstration given by the United Irish Women’s Society. It was in charge of Mrs. Wyber, of Killiney. The goat exhibition was particularly successful, over ...

... daughter of C. H. Crookshank, Fsq., K.C., Woodbank, Whiteabbey, Belfast. A renewed attempt recently made to induce Oxford Irishmen to join the Oxford University Irish Society has met with a substantial measure of success. Mr. J. V. Walsh, who is well known ...