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... The Right To Speak (Continued from page I) there was no law higher than the law of the Stale. -nib was adopted Musso lini. Hitler and Stalin to make themselves dictators, to force tbeir people into war, to deprive them of all rights and liberties. It ...
... hear voices raised denying to the Oiurch the right to speak with authority on social and economic matters which impinge on the moral law,” said the Bishop ot Galway, Most Rev. Dr. Browne, speaking at St. Nicholas’s Pro- Cathedral .on the commemoration ...
... Proud To Be b rammed not hawed Such An Excellent Budget SPEAKING at Slane at a meeting at which candidates for the Local Election were selected, Deputy Donegan said that he was proud to be a member of the Government that had produced. from the wreckage ...
... Eleven that those who abroad to speaK in the name the Irish National Farmers’ movement will not b* men who feel like apologising for the establishment the Republic of Ireland. They must men well grounded in the tradition of Thomas Davisy wivo drank in ...
... The Abbey Cinema GALLYIdOTR Friday, 27th May. John Payne. Jan Sterling in-- THE VANQUISHED Ai.„ Gilbert Hardiligl in SPEAKING OF MURDER. Sunday, 29th May. Matinee at 3.3 E pan. Jod Nl,tiva. Yvonne ( arlo in_ BORDER RIVER Monday and Tuesday, 39th and 31st ...
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... to and where Mr. Kinsella was wished h sh im e ll hands with him '. Kinsell a rose slowly to speak. ?tan' tegnested by he Chair%lF to remain seated while speak- ...
... Secretary, Irish National Early Irish History, U.C.D., Union of Vintners and who will speak on Emigra- Allied Trades’ Assistants, tion in the Light of who will speak Emigra- History. tion and Employment. SINCE the Dublin Institute of Catholic Sociology ...
... to being kept in artificial isolation. Apart from that, he said, it is guite impossible to keep American and other English-speaking visitors from visiting the Gaeltacht if they so desire and, as other speakers pointed out, the people of the Gaeltacht welcome ...
... said there were four or five members speaking three or four times, and he had not got a chance of speaking one word. Mr. O'Leary—lt was your own deputy, Mr. Allen, who spoke the longest. You have plenty of time to speak here up to seven o'clock to-night ...
... having lambs. He saw one ewe with two lambs and picked one \up to bring it to a field nearer the house. He then heard somebody speaking to him and he saw two travelling men leaning over the wall. One askel Ihim if he had seen any ponies down the road. He put ...