A letter that speaks for itself
... A letter that speaks for itself TELEPHONE lbw! ifall,.Blackrock, Co.i)ubiut. ].sth.. September ' '.-- JOHN MOONEY CLERK. TOWN Tow Cierkk Office,l: 26. ...
... A letter that speaks for itself TELEPHONE lbw! ifall,.Blackrock, Co.i)ubiut. ].sth.. September ' '.-- JOHN MOONEY CLERK. TOWN Tow Cierkk Office,l: 26. ...
... tractors. True, there have been cases of roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct 'on a few isolated occasions, hut, speaking generally, Ireland can show every other country an exce.ent example in this respect. We have the athletes, we have the enthusiasm ...
... when speaking of language teaching under Government supervision. There is something more than a mere difference of degree between Mussolini’s Italian in the Dolomites, and O’Sullivan’s Irish in the Free State. But our Press does not see it. The implicit ...
... Elections. Let wise men speak from that plank and advocate the real economic salvation of Ireland. Let them speak of the town and the country, of the farmer and the labourer, of the industrial people and their employés, but let them speak of them all correctly ...
... common-sense verdict must be utterly against it. Whatever might for a period be our limitations, if we became Irish-speaking and non-English-speaking all of a sudden—and both are, of course, impossible—our cultural state generally could not be worse than it is; ...
... O'Connell Street SEAN T. O'KELLY, T.D. Just returned from America, will speak ...
... composite procession will not pin their faith in an Irish-speaking Ireland. We do not think that Captain Redmond has any enthusiasm for an Irish-Ireland. We may take it as fairly certain that an Irish-speaking Ire}and will not be one of the planks of the new platorm ...
... is the power that p roduced the Saorstdt. A pack of eminently business-like people of the pen with an eye on the English-speaking reading market, which we are told is in the neighbourhood of 200,000,000 people, exploited that movement for their own ends ...
... when window panes were unknown and windows were narrow slits used by archers when the castle had to be defended. Properly speaking, a tapestry has no pur- ...
... English and Mr Ray Goertz is to present it in New York in November The part of Yvonne will be taken by a Viennese girl who speaks English, and Mr. Nor man Loring, the son of Marie Tempest. sails on Saturday to produce the play. It was presented some months ...
... FOR BOYS A well dressed boy speaks for himself and now more than ever is it essential that boys should present a smart dignified appearance. To give them the necessary clothing is a big item in the family budget. When an opportunity of securing first ...
... trades would . oe taught ; the breaking up of grass lands and the resettling thereon of Irish-speaking families, and the consequent migration of English-speaking families, are other drastic recommendations of the Commission. This report is well worthy of ...