... out from the unnecessary details of an ordinary English murder has a much better sense of humour than Dr. Murphy has when he speaks of the Irish outlook of the ‘‘ Independent ’’ papers. 16/3/°2B. “ HIGH.” ...

... and if Mr. Osborne and the several solicitors and “ others who have talked to” him on the subject had their way, an Irish-speaking Justice would not be administering law either in Milford, Co. Donegal, nor in Aodh O Cinnede’s seat on the bench of the Supreme ...

... mills busy, and decreased the price of the products to the consumer. Yet we are to believe from our Government, and Mr. Blythe speaks for the Government, that when our boot production is multiplied by about fifteen we will still be in the position that as ...

... than one of the English speakers during the weck. It seems to me, at any rate, that English-speaking audiences have more necd to be talked to so than Irish-speaking audiences, I don’t at all say that there is not ¢vil literature i Trish. Nor do I say there ...

... a debate in Gaelic at Stranorlar, Co. Donegal, between two picked teams representing the Ballybofey and Letterkenny Irish-speaking clubs. He claimed that with the revival of the national language there was coming back to them that love for intellectual ...

... Deputy from Nenagh, spent some time in an Irish speaking part of the West during the recess, mn an attempt to gather up as much Irish as possible. We don’t suppose he gathered up much in the month, as we can speak as students of long standing. 1f Mr. Morrissey ...

... that great training centre but would place his bottom dollar on the lengthy clieshint in the long distance event. I was speaking to a man who iskouid know the other eventing. and be tinily believes that Old Orkney prior to win&Mg the Cessrewitcli sae ...

... WHICH LEAD NOWHERE VERILY the ways of selectors aro obscure, and their methods incomprehensible. Selectors are, generally speaking, a painstaking body of men who do their work conscientiously, and in most cases well. Theirs is at best a thankless kob, ...

... Fail party have been so far an utter failure since they entered the Dail. We see by a newspaper report that Mr. de Valera, speaking at Inchicore, said that they should work for an economic programme which would aim at making the country as self-contained ...

... Saorstat is a fact, and they can no A Ceitic Cross 587 longer play the fifes and thump the drums to the \ Native Speaker Speaks 591 tune of persecution under Home Rule. We in the A Night in the West 592 Twenty-six Counties are a republic ...

... = will also give single vowels, dipthongs and con£ sonants the English sounds he has been giving them = since he began to speak and write his native language = —English. = Finally, * Mumha * ends his article by a quotation = from “ what a school child ...

... thirty years’ practice I have only met one client who could not speak English, and, I need hardly add, he is no more, and yet I live and practise in what I presume is known as an Irish-speaking district. 1 feel that my expectant span of practice would not ...