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... never be setise fie& They will always strive for more and larger markets. * * THERE is a lesson for everybody In Irish Ropes. Irishmen without any • advantages ha v e held their own in competition with the wmid. They have shown themselves possessed the skill ...
... 1798 au. __ pleading for the preserv“. spreading of Irish sport s and pastimes. He got strong support from others of the United Irishmen, notably Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Wllll aln McNevin and John Sweetman. But there is no evidence of any worthwhile or lasting ...
... b time before the curtain Weekly Accordingly, steps are being taken to summon by deaths lders me of their representative Irishmen for that DUB* and time. May I rang up on the GA A. fora mote in ever, way every form of athletics which is peculiarly Irish ...
... *MAT INDEPENDENT, JAN. 15, •-:- . it : . 1 b d spOndent THEIR A „.• . Badminton Barry Nolan Irishmen .. , HAVING seen the other four countries in action, . nd •• . o fail in France and Scotland in Paris last week-end, Wales . . . 5 ; Englan d i and Wales ...
... West Belfast for the Home ball team, a dramatic society, Early in 1893 John Dillon willing to do the work of very name United Irishmen got him a job in the Belfast electoral organisation any- seemed a bad joke. Bridge that gap with Rule cause. a library ...
... settled. in principle. In 1903 the land auestion continued to be a Vital issue until 1909. suddenness. The League leaders in the United States had pressed Redmond to send him out again on another organising tour. He left Ireland in October and was away for seven ...
... meted out to him and moat in his servioe to Mecum Mulish forwards refused to be swept off their feet try the great dub of the Irishmen early on and having Upt their heads during this crisis went on to do a lot of good work in Me second half. Asti:raft. Herbert ...
... it goes on gently to dame the vegre-estrn- The Family Standby for Stomach Upsets Apst Redmond. who was due to leave for the United States at once, asked Devlin to take charge at League headquarters in Dublin. Devlin refused and begged Redmond not to press ...
... impressive •.. • professional debut with a ridiculously easy points win ever George Davis of you ever think you would find Irishmen' Nigeria. Other clear-cut Gs were registered during the night by Freddie Gilroy underestimating the ability of their horses ...
... which would embrace all classes of Irishmen. I am a separatist, he said in 1906, but the Irish people are not separatist. I do not think they can be united behind a separatist policy, but I do think It is possible to unite them on this policy. This policy ...
... PENSIONS for Irishmen COLONEL W. C. (Bunty) Cook, who has been appointed Honorary Dental Surgeon to Queen Elizabeth. is a Dublin man. He played ' hockey for Kingstown Grammar School and for Ireland. Stationed at the R.A.D.C. depot and training establishment ...
... great revulsion of feeling In Ireland. now agreed that Devlin should try to revive the organisation and activities of the United Irish League. Its first trial Of strength did :.ttle to re-assure him. Apathy At a by-election in the College Green division ...