... make sacrifices. Let's be men, and let’s be women about this,”’ said Lieutenant-Colonel G. E. Liddle, 0.8. E., Enniskillen, speaking on Wednesday night at the annual meeting of the Upper Liberties Uunionist Association, Londonderry. Mr. K. Chichester-Clark ...

... at Corporation Arms Hotel. % both defendants arguing with another man. Collins came over to Deehan, to whom witness was speaking, struck Deehan on the head, threw him on his back on the ground and then kicked him four or five times. Witness, who said ...

... employees, trade union officials forecast that the pay-off would reach 1,000. NO MOR EPAY OFFS THIS YEAR The spokesman, who was speaking following a conference between the management and full-time trade union officials, added : “It is not expected there will ...

... Gaeltacht next week. On January 27 and 28 it will be screened at Derrybeg, Gweedore. The Dublin premiere will be on February 5. Speaking at the opening night of the Gweedore Players in Gael- Linn's Damer Theatre, Dublin, on Monday, Gael-Linn's chairman, Mr. ...

... those of His true Church. He founded make more of Him than those who do no:, but whe insist on dictating their own terms, If I speak often of the Church it is because of the nature of the questions sent in. And that is because non. Catholics, in. stead of ...

... Strabane Pantomime Was a Great Success Speaking at Sunday night's performance of Strabane pantomime, “Puss in Boots”, in St. PPatrick’s Hall, Rev. M. McHugh, C.C., expressed his thanks to all for the great success of the show. When they started rehearsals ...

... the impact of television was first felt in this part of the world the reactions to it were strong and varied. ‘ Generally speaking, opinion about it was divided into two solid and vehement camps, one the gluedto-the-set brigade who swallowed, but unfortunately ...

... y and Tyrone —and further afield—the fact that Donegal breeders have been figuring as first prize winners in all sections speaks for itself. APPEALING PROGRAMME The Show Society, under the President, Most Rev. Dr. Mac Neely, who is a regular and successful ...

... many cases better than our own people. One has only to see the observations of the Roman Cathlic Hierarchy and the way they speak of our Minister as a fairy godmother”’, Mr. Jones added: ‘“What we have got to ensure is that when we come to January 20, 1970 ...

... ” Mr, Richard Craig, one of the youngest members of the Lough Enagfi Unionist Association, also addressed the meeting and speaking on Unionism said tga( politics in Ulster were just a religion and all Protestants l‘oould unite under the banner of the Unionist ...

... stronghold, the Nationalist majority had fallen from about 4,000 to only 500. Mr. Herbert Kirk, M.P. for Windsor, who was speaking for the first time at a Unionist meeting in Londonderry, said: ‘“When we come from Belfast with out short economic and political ...

... with them. That is the lesson we have got to get over to the middle-of-the-road thinkers,” said Mr. E. W. Jones, Q.C., M.P., speaking on Wednesday night at the annual meeting of the Middle Liberties Unionist Association, Londonderry. Mr. Jones was referring ...