... to remind us of the wonderful heritage that was ours. “So here to-night on the stage we have one of those things of which I speak — the Little Gaelic Singers, from the oak groves of St. Columba and from the ranks of the competitors at Feis Doire Colmciile ...

... find sitting in a cinema in the wee sma’ hours far removed from their idea of a pleasant time. Councillor Seamus Deeney was speaking, I'm sure, for most of his colleagues when, at last week’s Corporation meeting, he said that it was a job he would rather ...

... the re-union, which were most admirable, were carried out by the courteous secretary, Mr. W. P. C'Doherty. NO ROME RULE — Speaking in Dublin on Tuesday night Mr. John Redmond said that. in reply to those who asserted that Home Rule meant Rome Rule he would ...

... Speaks 6 Languages, Plays 6 Instruments Q FORTY-THREE yearsold musician and entertainer, Clarence Bates, who has travelled the Continent and speaks six different languages, visited Londonderry last week to entertain the patients of Londonderry and Gransha ...

... consideration because they had been presented with a “fait accompli’’. They hoped the Council would rescind its decision. Speaking for the owner-occupiers and tenants he said he hoped the Council would not approach the matter again, with the idea that ...

... , referring to the offer of the Guinness concern to start a new industry in Northern Ireland. Councillor Deeney, who was speaking on the Council’'s plans for winter unemployment relief schemes, said: ‘‘Every place has staked a claim to the new industry ...

... ” was the subject for a debate held in conjunction with a variety entertainment in Halla Muire, Cashel, Glencolumbkille. Speaking for the motion were Miss Kathleen Cunningham, Mrs. Mary K. Collins, N.T., Miss Una Gillespie, and Miss Brigid C. MoGinley ...

... obvious that there is no refevence to the grave in tha: text. Angels have no bodies to be buried in a grave. Ang Jesus Himself speaks of the hell of the fallen angels s everlasting fire prepared for the devil ard his angels. Now in Ps2!m XVI. 10 XV, 10). David ...

... the hospital opened In August there were the usual “teething troubles” and difficulties, including that of a smal] staff. Speaking man official of the hospital, heco say that everyone associateq with its working on the medical and nursing sides had disolayed ...

... 0, Albany Strings; 1130, The Naturalist; 120, Concert Hour; 12.55, Weather; 1.0, News; 110, Any Questions?; 1.66, Frankly Speaking; 2.25, The Stars Still Shine; 3.0, Over the River; 3.20, Music Tapestry;, 4.0, People To-day. 4.30, Beethoven, 445, The Silver ...

... the At the beginning of the last ceriury genera] appearance and heating cf it supported a comparatively large : - . Gaelic-speaking population. As a resul;. the offices, and the Inadequacy of whoi are known as the Derryveigh the accommedation of the present ...

... The Belgian crisis has brought the age-old P quarrel between the nation’s two language groups — the French-speaking Walloons and Dutch-speaking Flemish - to the boil again. The Premier, M. Gaston Eyskens, joined tcgether in the Belgian State, admitted ...