... to convince us of the urgency of our interest and help; I’ve seen it in the eyes of Pat:ixts, relatives and friends as they speak of days gone by. R likcytogzit al:ya certain hearthside In Sutton listening to Mr. Tadgh O’Dwyer describe his youth in Cork ...

... these W 0 runners who cut through ShE fot' Sna ad cou Englishmen. if not Instmen. fraquency with which spectators loom:ha:d speak to me ‘:;ith! a exvndu‘ an have to shake my head. It is also quite a common occurrence for a player of one side to pick up ...

... night that 1w was taken outside his mission home in Stanleyville and shot at by rebel gunmen. Shot at tree. Omagh. who has Speaking by teit•phone from Leopoldville on an Uister been appointed Clerk of Television news broadcast, l the Crowe and Peace for ...

... the Birches to-day was described last night as a demonstration of the genius and initiative that exists in the Province. Speaking at a meeting of South Armagh Unionist Assoclation at Bessbrook, Mr. John D, Taylor, member- of the executive of the Unionist ...

... men finally results in a loss by the enforced emigration of engineers due to the lack of opportunity here. Mr. Taylor was speaking at a meeting of South Armagh Unionist Association at Bessbrook. Another section of the M.l motorway has been opened to the ...

... American Cardinals about religious liberty for an answer to that one), then on the subject of Our Lady the Polish bishops speak with unique authority. No other body of bishops can challenge them in the circumstances of our time. The point was given startling ...

... Alderman Sir Cecil McKee opened an unexpected debate on the opening of play centres on Sundays. When Sir Cecil had finished speaking the mem, berg all of whom had voted Governor is against Sunday opening at last month's council meeting filed into the chamber ...

... write to Mr. Wi:liamson inviting him to attend the next meeting. Mr. Jack Doherty iColeraino. tie chairman. said he would speak to Mr. Withamson in the meantime It was stated by Mr. James Quinn that Mr. Williamson told he was resigning because :le was ...

... me and to a friend who watches the General fairly closely. While on the subject I must say that I listened to the latter speaking in the square of Strasbourg and I thought what he said was very fine indeed. So apparently did Dr. Erhard. To come back to ...

... M‘Millan was shot immediately but the bullet missed me. I fell to the ground and lay for 10 minutes pretending to be dead.” Speaking by telephone from Leopoldville on an Ulster Television news broadcast, Mr. M‘Allister said that the rebels shot into the ...

... should be a poignant wouldn't last two minutes. moment as he puffs out his Just once does anyone chest and marches off to speak back to him, and that's whatever future the Army a visiting woman M.P., has in store for him, but, played with an erratic frankly ...

... for more ambitious uadertakings in 1966 and recently in Armagh they performed for the first time before a completely Irish-speaking gudience in the Bix Counties. This performance was attended by Proinsias O Conluain and the Radio Ereann Mobile gperations ...