... Donnelly and Mr. Hamilton. Mr. Edward O'Doherty compered and arranged the competitions, assisted by Mr. Michael Quigley. Speaking after the competitions, Miss McCoy said that many dancers impressed her, in particular those in the championship events. ...

... mankind, men who above all adore the one, supreme God whom we too adore; and the circle of Christianity, Speaking of the last. he did not hesitate to speak with regret of difficulties and especially the one that causes many to look upon his own person as a ...

... girl, Maureen MoGuinness. i felt the girl's pulse, which was | Inquest Story of Donegal Tragedy e eb 2o Donegal Man | . IRL speaking, but the girl did not I make a sound. 3 . i Dr.J. G. O'Brien, Coroner — Killed in Tunnel E TRAPPED | Whao she was taken aut ...

... Coleraine, said it was time teachers had a council to control people in ‘Northern” Ireland who were not members of the 1N.T.0. Speaking of “cramming.” he said there were teachers who could do what they liked. the competitions should contact the secretary, C ...

... EXPRESS BUSES TO DUBLIN ON MONDAY PLANS FOR NEW SERVICES ANNOUNCED Speaking at a dinner in the: City Hotel, Derry, Mr. Algeo sald the Derry-Dublin service was being introduced on an experimental basis to meet the call for fast travel between the two cities ...

... Mr. Patrick Mcßride, Cloughwally N.S. and at the N who taught Fr. Hanlon age of thirteen entered the in Cloughwally N.S. Speaking juniorate of the Missionaries iy Irish (and later in English) of the Sacred Heart in Cork. nr Mcßride said they were After ...

... said—'‘The levy seems to be having a good effcct here. We will have to wait for the last quarter’s figures before we can speak with real authority, however.” He said the levy was providing a second line in their approach to a solution of the industry’s ...

... NEW SERVICES WILL EXPAND TOURIST INCOME. SAYS MINISTER The Minister for Transport and Power, Mr. Ersk.ne Childers, speaking at the reception, said CIE. had continually improved the quality, variety and efficiency of public passenger transport in the last ...

... competitions and tournaments beimg introduced, sald Mr. R, K. Stafford, president of the North-West Indoor Bowling League, speaking at the close ;of the second annual Coleraine open pairs tournament organised by the league. { He said that he would like ...

... last night there was a | capacity attendance and bookings | for the remainder of this week's | performances are excellent. | Speaking on Sunday night, Rev lE. Daly, C.C, said that the pantcmimé was scheduled to finish next !Sundxy night and it would only ...

... “Forerunner of More” Mr. A. Alges, chairman cf the “U.”T.A., speaking at the lurch, paid tribute to the drivers who, he said, had provided the service under difficuit and trying conditions. He said that that day they had secen the start of a new intcr-city ...

... on the enthusiasm of the people. Mr. Des Houlithan asked did they think there was much chance ai a football convention of speaking on hurling. There was a heayy programme u:ually set down for that convention. The scheme would be issued to all clubs in ...