... the eighty competitions were to de held. p The first week-end will be devoted entirely to wvocal, in-| strumental and verse-speaking competitions, while the second will cater for the Irish daneing. | The Feis has only been established five years, but it ...

... g leaders would receive their share of just condemnation. In a statement to-day Mr. Wilson said he could, of course. only speak on behalf of ITV in Northern Ireland. I must assure your readers that the reporting on ITV of the recent and current unrest ...

... debating society, which was such an integral part' of education today for a young man seting out in the worlid must be ab.e 1o speak up for himself. PFather Crilly had a.so launched thrice-weekly dinner hour broadcasts over the school sound system, programmes ...

... In the greenhouse And speaking of bonftires burn only the rubbish that November is a good month you can't compost; all for potting up many prunings, of course, and the deciduous shrubs for early stalks of vegetables and flowering in the green- ) herbaceous ...

... cinema was getting a £2,000 face lift for the occasion. Public speaking MISS Anna Ross was a member of the St. Anne's (Belfast) team which was awarded the Chichester- Clark Cup for public speaking at the Ulster Young Unionist week-end school in Londonderry ...

... Unionist Party must seek out they stand for and can deal and exp o a e its fifth with them accordingly. * columnists. He was speaking in favour 'Quislings' of the resolution proposed by! Alderman George Kelso sup- I It is the fifth columnists porting the ...

... Nurse and Physiotherapist In constant touch with / • patients suffering from rheumatism (myself in-1164 eluded). So I can speak from espericoce that lid is unique in its pain t r i c a li ,: c i ;i n nt ac id ti c on .eff . ec .. i de s f o l f - 1 stomach ...

... with the free flow of traffic, leaving adults across the road when in fact their job is to look after our children. I am speaking from experience on this matter. as I was fined £2 several years ago. This all came about because I had popan argument with ...

... business.” Mr. Vincent Meenahan, of St. | which makes the whole set-up Augllxatine's 590%“%:’)’ School, | seem wholly credible. speaking at a debate at the i ici New Ireland Society in Queen's fjt Ish_only \;v:\enf pheghysjnctft University new Students’ |2l ...

... Belfast Road, second. Belfast girl wins cup at festival BELFAST girl Jane Shepherd was awarded the Forsythe Cup in the verse speaking section at Ballyclare Festival when she competed with 53 others in the girls' nine to 10-year-old class. Results— Boys (seven ...

... visit of two members of the Strabane Toastmasters Association, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Campbell, who talked on the art of public speaking. Thanks to the lecturers was proposed by Mrs. S. 'O’Callaghan and seconded by Miss 8. P. McAlhinney. Raflle winner was Mrs ...

... claimed that religious segregation in Northern Ireland education is narmful to the society and the individual therein. Speaking to the New Ireland Society of Queen's University last night. Mr. Vincent Meenahan, of St. Augu/Line's School, Ravenhill Road ...