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... in these islands, and unless we make a determined effort to tackle the problem we shall never even catch up with it, not to speak of getting ahead of it,” said Councillor Seamus Deeney at the monthly meeting of Derry Corporation. ' Councillor Deeney said ...
... Being one, it is at complete unity with itseif, and must ever retain perfect unity. The Ca‘holic Church alone does so, You may speak of divisions from the Church; but not of divisions in the Church. All non. Catholics are divided from the Church—that Ca’h ...
... Milk Marketing Board Chief Says— FARM WORKERS WAGES “A CRYING OUT SHAME” SPEAKING at the twanty-fourth given a meagly four shi'lings a 8 we” annual dinner of the Coleraine and wage increase with an hour off. Agri- Distrist Tractor Ploughing Sacisty culture ...
... tha: I*ish would only be revived by its use as a lving language. He exhorted everyboly who had even a few phrases of Trieh to speak Irish as often as possidle, wherever possible. The secretary of Comhaitas TMadh G. Mac Giolla Domhnaigh, in hs report of the=sear's ...
... Unionists Praise Their Secretary High Pell Pleased Speaking at the annual meeting of the North Londonderry Unionist Association’s Limavady Branch, Mr. J. C. Drennan, CE DL the President of the Association, stressed that although they had had a wonderful ...
... further. We must take the pledge”, said Mr. W. J. Eakin, J.P., Claudy, at Saturday's meeting of Londonderry Rural Council speaking of the new rate for 1960 of 218 in the £, an increase of crease of 24. He complained: There is a certain section of the people ...
... 11-Plus Exam. Being Probed, Says N.l. Minister The Minister, of Education, Mr. W. M, May, speaking at the annual meeting of the North Londonderry Unionist Association in Dungiven on Wednesday night, said he did not pretend that all the Government’'s ...
... Carndonagh | (“Home early at Last”). Special prize to Patricia Coyle, Malin Road, Carndonagh (“Hearty greetings for 1960). Speaking at the conclusion, Rev. Fr. Campbell, C.C., Carndonagh, thanked all who had patronised the event, the children and parents ...
... we only had known you were dying, We would have walked the whole night through, To get one glimpse of your dear face, And speak the last, fond words to you. Always remembered and sadly missed by her loving sisters and brothers, in Donegal. Glasgow. England ...
... Anna Birney plavs the role of principal boy ?ua how pleasant and charming her pefformance. With an easy stage presence. clear speak.ng and singing voice, she is a naturil choice and agan adds further to he: already high reputation. This year's panto is remarkable ...
... to a local Catholic Consider the arrogance and hypocrisy of such a pronouncement coming from a representative of those who speak in horrified tones of “the priest-ridden Republic’” and of the ‘‘authoritarianism of Rome’! Imagine the uproar there would ...
... Innismean and practically all are availing of the scheme. Several are taking the smaller style of cooking appliances although speaking | of their intention of getting fuil-scale cookers once they become familiar with gas cooking and the necessary changes. ...