... It was then that youth took a hand. Springing out of the spirit inspired by the not-longestabllshed Gaelic League, Cumann na nGaedheal and Inghlnldhe na h-Elreann both in their weekly papers preached a nationalism that captured the youth and revived amongst ...

... J. F O'Neill, I IffßW ■ I V A group of prize-winners at the recent childrens fancy dress parade in Letterkenny. inform mv friends and the general public that I have taken Tu.laghan House. Co. Leitrim. Deeply ?1 in.. 1 mii°ii V-i ass'r-hivt'Kr.v PROVISION ...

... were enrolled. Mr Brennan said that was typical of what was happening all over the constituency since the by-election. The youth were flockinc to the standard of Fiar.na Fail because the trend of vents had shewn that in Fianna and only the arty that ri*ma:n ...

... loved, one we could not save, our beloved Mother. who died 4th January. 1944.—Ever remembered by her Daughter and Son in law. Jean and George Grierson, 24 Cable Street. GUY—In loving remembrance of our dear father. HCCH OUT. •ho died 4th January. 1944 Ever ...

... Knws DRAGOGB GUARDS BRAT OMAGH In a friend:y game at Omagh yesterday King's Dragoon. Guards defeated Omagh by one goal and one try (8 points) to one penalty goal (3 points). Greenacre sowed two tries for K.D.G.s, one of which was converted by McAneese ...

... presided, and an appeal made for voluntary workers in the town, to volunteer their services to help the farmers of the district to save the harvest. The response was most eoursging and local firms and motor car owners, made their vehicles available for the transport ...

... Worcester,• Massachusetts. in his message of greetings to his friends in the homeland mentions these interesting facts. I was brought up in Whiteabbey and worked in the flax-spinning mill there as a youth. During my term we had a Crowe clerking. a - Peacock heckling ...

... and a daughter, Miss Anne Sweeny, who is a student at Queen's University. Belfast, to whom the sympathy of a wide circle of friends will be extended in their bereave• meet. Effort to end petrol rationing in Australia The Australian Government ac-I cording ...

... disposition. she made many friends >n the town. She loved Northern Ireland and spent many holidays in the Province since peace was declared. While on Christmas holidays she took seriously ill and passed away suddenly January 2. NEW SAVINGS BANK. It understood ...

... Then came ths soap shortage. Women had to take whatever soap powder they could get. First then that. And so thousands more dis- covered the truth that Persil washes whiter. After all, they couldn't deny what they saw with their own eyes I NW NNW NO IT ...

... forwards to get the ball p walls arc bare, save had been reported. gave our lo- driven in. After the necessary tormalcn the ground again. It is a game , , ,. ndar adve rtising w-cll- cation and went on. dies had been completed, went which l.as won many ...

... the Workers' Educational Association under the auspices of the Queen's University Joint Committee on Adult Education in the Friends' School on Tuesday night. There was a good attendance of members Mrs. (lotto, who illustrated her lecture by means of lantern ...