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... excitement to a hitherto dull game and two further points without reply settled the issue in Eire Og’s favour. Generally speaking. Eoghan Ruadh were the more polished side. Their ball distribution was better and their forwards had plenty of punch. They ...
... VEAR'S GREETINGS * were conveyed to the President by the heads the Diplomatic Missions in Dublin. His Excellency, the Nuncio, speaking behalf the Diplomatic Corps, said it was their humble and fervent prayer that suffering humanity, deeply perturbed error ...
... congre- > Maynooth. all whom gation approached the altar rails of St. Eugene s parish to receive Holy Communion. Rev. H Browne. Speaking after the first Gospel. Eugene's, was first ma Dr Earren gave an important monies, and Rev. J. McGa address the significance ...
... SCHOOLS A new offer to the managers Catholic voluntary schools was proposed Rev. Dr. Corkey. a former Minister oi Education, speaking yesterday in the Second Reading debate in the Stormont Senate on the Education (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill. The managers ...
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... would - work towards the economic recovery and prosperity of the world. 'ln this lay a sure foundation for permanent peace Speaking of the great accomplishments of American Aid to Eur•ope, President Truman said despite the great success which had been achieved ...
... property, and witness said he had never seen a £lOO note. --00(1..-.• Rev. J. 0. MacManaway, M.A., M.P. for 'Londonderry, speaking at the annual meeting of Tullyrone branch of North Armagh Unionist AsSociation, warned that now that the Republic of Ireland ...
... tive of the Protestant Church desires Ito go back to the old system of clerical, or individual, management' of schools. Speaking entirely on my own' responsibility, I think the Government might reasonably, and with safety, make to Roman Catholic, managers ...
... its declarations are simply records ol its master's voice. It is Britain that sending Sir Basil Brooke out to the States to speak in favour of Partition and it official Information Service that is conducting him, like a Cooke's tourist, arranging the places ...
... Christmas and New Year mails is the subject very favourable comment, The number letters and parcels received here from US A. Speaking to our Carndonagh correspondent. Mr. A O Connor. Malin Head .who spent a stormy Christmas on innistrahull Island, said that ...
... in the Six Count area touched off demands for single, united Ireland. The cusit of Parliamentary Secretaries in London for speaking up for Ireland colled forth more demands In Washington. The “Ireland Bill brought things to a fever pitch. Irish Envoys ...
... in Derry City I every success and trusted that both teachers and pupils would carry on with determination DECLINE HURLING. Speaking of the decline of hurling ■, n the county. Mr. McLaughlin described the present position as very bleak. Hurling was non - ...