... line to the left of the cup. then you putt left. Go right and he's liable to take the huff and accuse vou of not trying. 1 speak from experience . . And what make* a barefoo t ed. under-privileged Indian caddy any more of an authority on putting than ...

... lead. Maguinness Twice we saw Ray Mowat an ex-Ards player. ,get in fine. to recapture the form which efforts and generally speaking has won him so many headthe whole Distillery team lines in recent weeks. moved with more than their accustomed enthusiasm ...

... my luck was in. In an old pub at the top of Bridge Street. next door to the old cemetery I had a story handed to me. so to speak. on a plate. In a snug a man was sleeping, his head on his arm. Beside him was a pint of stout from which he had taken only ...

... minds to its acquisition. and in a short time their numbers amounted to no less than sixty members. - Of these meetings we can speak from personal observation, for about this period we happened to visit Belfast. and had the honour to be invited to one of them ...

... fight fan Jack Monaghan. Boost angling ITS GOOD to hear Mr. Bob Hall, the Northern Ireland Tourist Board's new general us a n speak with eulb uafa about the province's undoubted sea angling potential. He has only been in office for a few weeks but I know ...

... Beasts Ask now the beasts and they shall teach thee, and the fowls of the air, and they shall teach thee. Or, speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee, and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee. Who knoweth not in all these that the hand of ...

... develop the talents of the under 2l's. it will not be long before a new breed of players is ready to take over. Generally speaking a selection committee at inter_ national level is duty bound to concern itself with the production of a team to win the next ...

... him friend, nor damned him foe, But we stabled his big roan mare; For in our townlan' we're a docent folk, And if he didn't speak, why none of us *Poke. And we sat tilt the fire burned low. We're a _civil sort in our wee place, So we mad* the circle wide ...

... are doing the biggest venues on the club circuit and have filled the They cannot go any further on the club scene. ( live. speaking from the group's London olhee. Scene there was no truth in recent rumours that bassist Richie and drummer John were leaving ...

... problems implicit in integration - and we are now able to begin the gradual process of reducing the number of Directors. Broadly speaking we expect to fill half the vacancies that arise during the -next few years so as to ensure that, in the years that follow ...

... with the men who came from Galway. and Knockcroghery. Roscommon. many of whom had no English at all, so that with the Gaelic speaking Fadyees of Charlemont Street. and the Gaelic peaking pipe makers of Winetavern Street. the heart of Belfast was literallv—how ...

... Nick himself wed hove o lob, me rotten twist till beet— Ah'm sure Ahim the contreriest oul' fella in the street; Al jut can't speak a civil word it ell ! When ye see the way Al'.,. ectin' up, yell there's somethin' lockin'— Ye needn't try till folk till me ...