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... the difficulty of recruiting Irish-speaking recruits for the Garda Sfochdna. Mr. Henry O’Friel, Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, stated that ““ The standard of education was particularly low in the Irish-speaking districts, and they had to employ ...
... wish to speak definitely and avoid equivocation in the future, I would suggest that when they mean Doc. No. 2 they call it not External Association but Siamese Sisterhood. Plain people will then understand better what they mean. Then, when speaking of real ...
... ordered arrangements, and the ever-increasing improvements which have so consistently advanced the interests of this meeting, speak volumes for the meticulous regard and wise management which is at all times ...
... nection with it is that the Gael in the Gaedhealtacht is no idealist, rather the opposite. ~He speaks Inih because it is the language easiest for him. He woul speak English if he had a choice. Do not, however, call him unpatriotic because of that. He is not ...
... the Irish was—‘‘ To Hell or Connaught.” Why the alternative ? Because it was not an alternative; —Connaught, economically speaking, meant the other place. And the same holds to-day. There is no economic life in the Gaedhealtacht. If there was, the districts ...
... one time he rode at nll our meetings hie awl little. Rodind 1 glad he Rush potato nian to nu. on Wednesday night. I was speaking to hint nt Skerries Race , ' about 20 years ago, and a real Mee fellow lie was. - The Rush matt wu right in him refs ranee ...
... Dail had sworn allegiance to the ‘‘ Republic.”” It is further proved by numerous public statements of Mr. de Valera. He does speak of ‘‘ entire freedom,’’ ‘“ complete freedom,’’ ‘‘ sovereign independence,’’ ‘“ to satisfy the undying aspiration of the Irish ...
... or from REV. MANAGER, SBT. PETER'S, DUBLIN. PHIBSBOROUGH: Ask your Mewsagent for a Copy. May 30, 1925. : s to-day. He would speak and act i just ‘:n 1;eog o His Britannic Majesty?” and he w(i,tuifi the n and impose the limitations to the Hon. Sean define ...
... lie has been ordered to give up the active control for the game for a month or two. But Dr. Price is bound up. - so to speak, in the Association. and he turned up to see the first round started. It is doubtful if he will hi able to be at Portmarnock ...