... eI PO = NEW CONNEMARA PONY SOCIETY Speaking at the statutory meeting of the Connemara Pony Breeders' Society (Cumann Lucht Capaillini Chonamara), Lord Killanin, chairman, paid tribute to the work Mr. Bartley O'Sullivan, secretary, had done for the old ...

... Graziella, petite, blonde, and brimful of enthusiasm, is apologetic because of her scanty knowledlg;a of English, although she speaks ench and German fluently. & She has more interest than ...

... head on his chest, and Clancy, Clifden; Mrs. Roe, Ough- | c{:s%%edhis :yeseaTh: W - gfi:g; lé;sl;og: ey, Kikerstn, P. D'lwas speaking protested that his The following announcement ap- | Right Honourable Opponent, —Mr. peared in the Allan Lines' advertise- ...

... the country now adn accommodates 800 children. His Lordship who was met by a Guard of Honour drawn from the Order of Malta, speaking after the Mass, said that for 120 years the Sisters of Mercy had carried on their work of Christian Education in Galway. ...

... tourism in the Summer and U.C.G. in the off-season, said Mr. C. A. Warner, M.E, M.LC.EIL, M.LW.E., AM.LC.EIL, County En gineer, speaking at the annual dinner of Cumann na n-Innealtoiri in the Great Southern Hotel on‘ Sunday night. | Over 180 people attended ...

... you to say for yourself. it and the Club was lucky in its presenting Head-Constable Carlos, on| The defendant who did not speak President. his promotion, with some token of very clearly was understood to say: Mr. John Williams, hon. sec., re-|the esteem ...

... COURSING CLUB DINNER Training Methods Praised cOURSING as a sport is not dying, said Mr. John Williams, secretary, speaking at the annual dinner of the Galway and Oranmore Coursing Club in the Warwick Hotel last week. Mr. Tom Fahy, chairman, presided ...

... not win an All-Ireland but they won only one game in the senior championship, said Very Rev. P. Gantley, S.M.A., chairman, speaking at the annual Convention of the Galway County Board in st. Micheal’s Hall, Craughwell on Sunday. «s there any hurling county ...

... —V. REV. J. ODEA 'rfl.\'l‘ the Divisional Boards were living on a shoestring, was stated by Very Kev, J. U'Dea, President, speaking at Sunday’s Co. Board Convention. The West Board had collected 4/- at one gate. The Board had made £284 the year before the ...

... no rignt to speak. During a discussion on finances, Mr. Curty interjected: Only for Fohenagh and Castlegar ye'd be all pbroke! This was greeted with applause. Fr. Gantley: I would like to remind Mr. Carty that he is not entitled to speak here. Mr. Carty: ...

... where train service suits. { &% It's good to travel — by T.V. and hire purchase were referred to by Ald. F. Toogan, T.D., speaking in the Dail on the H.P. Amendment Bill. “One feature I like about the Bill,” said the Deputy, “is in the increase in down ...

... Sunday at Lombard Street School. In his opening address Dr. Hyde said that in the whole of Ireland there was not a more Irish-speaking town than Galway, and it was that which brought him here to further the native tongue even more. The language, he said, was ...