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... Speaking of the sale of dirty papers and reading papers, and secondly, to dirty pictures. These! matter, his lordship said: ““ If the evil goes on, a two ‘causes alone are nearly sufficient, even if we time must come when a campaign must be started had ...
... What a lot of Members of the Dail never speak; to our mind our old friend of the Ireland that was, but it ig like that in every Assembly. There are Maud Coghlan Briscoe; but Maud had not quite invariably a large number of silent members and, such a l ...
... Ther& are some who keep tongues in their cheek But others who truthfully speak . These shrewd people say, ‘“ What D. P. says to-day ; Ireland will think next week.” ...
... FEBRUARY 4, 1998 S ————— | speak, its message would probably read: «By good music into the highways and the bwflng for it is the art of the plain man.” Haq some zay ~ of these plain men been present, instead of the ’?°° hundreds, what a joy it would have ...
... Mr. J. J. Walsh, speaking at Cabinteely on behalf of the candidature of Mr. T. F. Healy, said : “ They could take it that the time was coming when grain would receive the protecting hand of the ...
... The speaking was good all round, with the exception, we regret to say, of the Waterford man, Mr. Cassan. Though he read his remarks, no one in the hall could hear a word of what he said, and we cannot even say whether he had or had not the famous Waterford ...
... £ expects to get something new, and does not bargain for all this padding. Speaking of padding; I have had the curiosity to go through four of Father Walsh’s books: “ Sro-teot, “ Ap sCeol Pémis,” “ Fumn na Smot,” and “ Songs of the Gael.” I find airs ...
... If you wish to speak Irish like a Native Speaker, Join the S ‘ AT THE DUBLIN COLLEGE OF IRISH ABBEY THEATRE BUILDINGS Classes to suit all, from beginners to most advanced. . ...
... Aveusr 16, 1924, area will have no language dominant but that they now speak, the language of Great Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.” delighted to see that you have not lost your punch. The native air was just the touch ...
... VREr “'Z.V'qif~.='-'~0‘.i;1! rHE IRISH-SPEAKING BATTALION, - Dear LeapEr,—Colonel O’Connor’s evidence before the Gaedealtacht Commission and your notes on it suggest 8 question. Tpe Coloonel says Irish-speaking soldiers in other battalions did not volunteer ...
... Mr. Thomas Foran, President of the Transport Workers® Union, speaking in Dungarvan, said : * Their Union had in view the ultimate establishment of a Workers* Republic.” Now, that is pure windy talk. The workers of Ireland do not want a Workers’ Republic ...
... R —— ~no antipathy to Gaelic speaking will spoil it. A generation. All those children seemed to be able ‘- hotel will be broad-mindedly erected: near a Gael- to talk Irish. They are learning it daily in school. : teacht. A fence will be put round the ...