... WICKLOW CO. EXECUTIVE—(IMACKA NA FEMME). A PUBLIC SPEAKING COMPETITION WILL BE MELD IN Lawless's Hotel, Aughrim ON Wednesday, 11th January AT SEVEN-TrllifTY P.M. Wicklow, Tinahely, North Ei,t Wicklow. Aughrim and Arklow Branches of the Young Farmers' ...

... from Argentoia sad from Western Germany. After the Maas, the Holy Father made short speeches of welcome to the pilgrims. speaking is English, French, ltslion, German, Spatoxii and Portligt!esit. Ha niahwt them a!1 Inrintss she New Year .x 4 istpanel At ...

... made public statements in the early part of last year indicating that the Government (for which, of coarse, every Minister speaks) intended to take some steps to safeguard the position of national unity in athletics. There is profound disappointment that ...

... road slaa.: nod strike the lorry near the limit. She heard no horn sound as it rhiciffid. Both drivers gut out and sired to speak a few words, latti the motorist then drove away. lie did not stop more than halE a minute. Martin McLoughlin, br.dler wiio ...

... able t o run a A Subsidy equivalent to three-'competition in the long slimmer fourths the cost of stocking the evening.. Speaking of hurling I plot will be granted to selected' would like to pay tribute to the applicants. 'handful of enthusiasts in Bray ...

... praise sad thanks was this to the Ladies Committee who rrtercd 'for the teams during the Church Tournament. Mr. C. Doyle, speaking in the absence of the captain. said their, team had done their best. The only regret he had was that they' did not beat ...

... of , with having to go out behind hands. trophies won by the North Wexford' expected to take an overwhelming Battalion. Speaking from the nut.-. pride in the fact that a `Tub-County tory point of view, the achievement, Republic was being declared. On ...

... with jeniejs. tugs etc.. LIVER BILE fact that they liava a credit b a l-! .1; arum of Sit 17-4$ after spenditig telli-19-6 speaks colonies for the ability of the committee and for ,the hard work and effort of the 'club in general. New treasurer, Diuny ...

... have been pleased to see the engineers present at the meeting—perhaps they could have told them. The last time he bad been speaking to Mr. O'Farrell on the subject, he had been told that !eve:, were being taken This was going on for years. Mr. Doyle declared ...

... historical reasons, may not be possible for a long time and until very courageous measures are taken. But we are now, so to speak, beginning our bacon export industry from the bottom. We have a national reputation for bacon and hams: that may well disappear ...

... Then there is the question of membership of trades! unions. The Irish trades unions ! have much to say upon this subject. Speaking upon housing recently, Mr. B. Corish, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Local Government, stated that no one claimed ...

... to extend a very sincere and hearty welcome to our new Pastor, ' the ery Rev. Father Blake, who comes to us from Coolock. Speaking on my own behalf and on behalf of hi s parishioners, 1 can assure him I of our wholehearted co-operation and loyalty, Father ...