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... We'll put violent NORTHERN IRELAND Secretary of State. Mr. William Whitelaw. speaking in Carlisle yesterday, gave a hint that an all-out effort will be made to bring gunmen, terrorists and hooligans to court in Ulster. While society cannot accept for ...
... Donald C said yesterday that assurance had been to the Protestant popul. while concessions are made to rebels and I ists. Speaking in Clifton _____ United Presbyteriar Church, he said: If Westminster goes on discriminating in favour of rebels against ...
... safe area and thus guarantee Unionist domination for years to come. he said. Mr. Paddy Devlin, SDLP MP. who was billed to speak, was absent because he had not been able to return to Belfast from Dublin in time. And in Ballyhannia, Co. Mayo, Mr. Ivan Cooper ...
... integrated with Britain. a Civil Rights rally was told In Belfast at the week-end., Provincial organiser Mr. Kevin McCorry. speaking in Andersonstown. said that if Ireland was repartitioned in order to create a bastion in the North to be used as a lever ...
... Lumen & Wolff. After loin- life Methodist Woex - 1e” DV Rev stry gory 1 lot me give you a d tracts from “‘Ulste - which will speak molr d quently for it than I coule e hope to do: Suffer the little ones to foremenis con-1 remarkable pubn called ‘“Ulster ...
... the Temple. A bandsman shakes the rainwater out of his drum. Bill Craig appears on the lorry, to cheering and applause. He speaks first, because he can stay only a few minutes• He talks of appeasement, of betrayal, and of our fathers and grandfathers ...
... everyone with any gumption now saw the initiative's success as the only hope of progress in the immediate future. He was speaking at the annual meeting of Antrim Alliance Association at which the following officers were elected—President, Mrs. Rosemary ...
... problem .s due out within the next few months. The author is Garret Fitz Gerald TD. a front bench member of Fine Gael who speaks frequently on Northern questions. The book is called Towards a New Ireland. and will be published by Charles Knight & Co ...
... the colleagues of both men. said it was not fully appreciated how dangerous the task of firemen was. No words of mine can, speak too highly in praise of, what these two men did. It, was a very tragic happen-; Mg. Det. Sgt. George Ruddell, said he and ...
... Northern Ire land were overwheln ingly in favour of peace.” There was no longer a need for the IRA to continue its “protection.” Speaking on Eire television he said he welcomed the Peace initiative and the work Mr. Whitelaw, the Secretary of State for Northern ...
... night issued « plea to Roman Catholic members to return to the local authorities on which they had served. Mr Glass, who was speaking at a meeting of Cregagh branch of Lagan Valley Alliance Association, said: “Upon these men rests the mantle of leadership ...