... game to be devoted to litirl:ng does not Imo, mee: ing yit h much support. Derry is one of the Ulster counties i‘hich cannot speak with pride of the part it has plaed in promoting hurl- ing. With Colmcil:es Hurling Club (Derry) wanting take part in hurling ...

... the gnaller of the trillion heavenl.• bodies comprising the universe, Cardinal cus hing of Boston declared. Car,!it,a: as speaking at the Communion breakfast o f 'Os o tre Dame Club of Boston. • ta:k the Cardinal cold war as a conflict of 4: 4 ttes where ...

... for the Church of Ireland and the Presbyterian communities afforded opportunities to the leaders of those denominations to speak the sense of their people on the Irish educational system. If they were not receiving at least fair treatment, if the educational ...

... double in PT tests &NAST Lisburn Girls' Brigade Company scored a double in the Irish Temperance League's annual musical. verse-speaking and physical training competitions. The Lisburn girls were placed first in both the senior and junior grades of last night's ...

... 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 ...

... she asked him: “' Now, David, are you coming back to look at the red cow?” and plaintiff replied: * You are time enough to speak when you are! spoken to,” and he went out of the‘ yard. Next morning she went to church and when she came home she found that ...

... Ki'Jorglin, Co. Kerry. Leslie Daiken. ' author and broadcaster and member of the Dublinmen's AsNaciation here, will be heard speaking his own commentary. Mr. Daiken was asked by the 8.8. C. to pre-record material at Kil-1 lorglin laA summer and received the ...

... 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 ...

... have fishing!parish priest's life-the material:ter Mary of tse Incarnatian. Good strips provided in all county's side, so to speak. because it has to Shepherd Convent. Cllitcm. Cork. ' lakes is, Ido with material things - the pr o- Mrs. M. Setright• Lis ...

... 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 ...

... the city centre. Vet out of a population tif nearly half a million people only Inn or in forms were returned—which does not speak at all well for our civic consciousness! Final judging was done by a panel of the Central Gardens' Association members, and ...