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... resu!t—while the exits and cnt:ances, at times, left something to be desired. Some of the . principals, too, were inclined to speak their lines rather quickly. But when one aflows for :these points there was much to remember and, personally, I reaUy enjoyed ...
... people hungry in Cathal Brugha. FROM TIR NA nOG Col:* J L Hackley said Feehen had said that they did not have the right to speak on this matter. This hall gravely effected the people of Cashel and to sliagest that they had not the riht to protest against ...
... wral at the countries now with Britain in the new Pree Trade Association. The • Minister for Lands struck the same not when speaking in Holland at the week. end; he referred to the imbalance in our trade with that country and called for measures to remove ...
... members, but 11 Wee aim their duty to play their part In the future national welfare the nation, Mr. .I. Maher. Chairman, speaking at the annual meeting el Drogheda branch et the Fateroden et 1914-21, en Sunday. He Paid tribute to the work and co-operates ...
... heretical bishops. Commenting on the occasion later An tAth. O Fiaich wrote: “When the preacher, An tAth. Tomas O Muiris, arose to speak, one heard in his voice the undertones of Dermot O’Hurley and Cormac Mac Carthaigh and all the others back to Ailbe and Patrick” ...
... FOR THE MOTION OUR PICTURE SHOWS the Officers and Committee of the St. Mary's Speaking for the motion, which College Past Pupils' Union. Dundalk, who organised the very Warn carried. Mr. 43. Mooney. XT., successful Golden Jubilee Dance of that body In ...
... action of the Irish Delegation at the United Nations. The Guardian, a traditional friend of Ireland, might have been taken as “speaking out of friendship. But the Economist, which is now one of the most influential reviews published in these islands, is in ...
... hie .o.miry «„'| j a keystone o| our ceonom\ Its loss ■'ild be disastrous. Our * eradication animal hi the Six Counties, speaking recently in (\.unt\ Kihlarn, said that ii.uld ■roditod Irish in u II Ili.iNNi 'lmv without difficulty if tic get them If ...
... including pub 1i c- sovereigns hoarded by cautious and. to their own as two of the leaden: , circumstances should they be en. , speaking. group discussions. co- thrifty people in the rural areas. salmon rivers on the East coast couraged or permitted to ea, operation ...
... The second Act should be ions she loved but she told me the last REcO R D S carried by Musetta but d’Angelo is time I was speaking to her that she’d easily overpowered vocally by the managed to keep working for the ; other artists in this recording. She ...
... Federation President (Mrs. P. Duffy) spoke of the forthcoming jubilee celebrations. Mrs. Nelson. Presiil dent of Avoca guild. speaking on .1 behalf of the visitors. thanked the Bray guild for their hospitality. i Prizes of Waterford cut gl?ss gob. lets were ...
... Comprehensive agenda has been perpared, covering a wide range of subjects of Interest to the entire parish. The guild secretary. speaking on behalf of the committee appeals for a full attendance at the meeting. ...