... depth of hate towards certain quarters cannot be hidden and when you consider that never once during the whole tour did he speak to the captain or the coach, the book is considerably devalued. Even in the title. The Unbeaten Lions, there's a strong hint ...

... The oral tale is now a thing of the past in Western Europe. Only in Ireland (in the Irishspeaking areas) and in the Gaelic-speaking parts of Scotland can narfrom European I .neighlrburs, they were enabled at the ume time to preserve a fairly accurate picture ...

... St r e r The column that isn't just any old irony Opportunity knockers While we're on the air, so to speak. Sean Gallagher and Stampede will feature on BBC's 'You're on' talent spotting programme on January 7. The Rascals are due on on January 14. From ...

... Presbyterian Church on Thurgday next. Former police officer Albert Smyth, who is mainly responsible for the organising details speaks highly of the co-operation and enthusiasm of the. players. It was a unanimous decision that there should be no prizes and ...

... left — with the conventional BB officer's cane. Old boys of the company, which is attached to Duncairn Presbyterian Church, speak of it affectionately as the 2 and the AMONG the events planned to mark the anniversary is a company birthday party on Wednesday ...

... our views be known. Our boys were of the opinion that the delegates who voted against drooping the Ulster series weren't speaking for the road racers. there we have it. As we hear all too often, it could MO batmen in Ireland. Let's hope this unwanted ...

... frustrated as their pressure brought nothing. Tackling was fierce. players clashed repeatedly and the referee frequently had to speak to them. The Wimbledon hero, of course, was the gallant Mr. Guy whose save earned them a home replay next week. Wimbledon. ...

... politicians descend from a forgotten civilisation which flourished in the 17th century and was renowned for its ability to speak backwards which I suppose has got little to do with the goings on at places like . . OTtlie - Hotel. Lisnaskea— Colm and ...

... to kick the daylights out of each other. - - But I'm older now. although I may not have gained much in the way of wisdom. Speaking of legs, one of my favourite male combinations belong to that little Welsh wizard Barry John, who not only has a chest and ...

... to keep up the high standard they've attained. Now they will have more time for rehearsals and working out new routines. Speaking of same, they've now added a selection of Glen Millar numbers to their repetoire. Tunes such as Little Brown Jug, Moonlight ...

... By Liam McDowcll Speaking for Tyrone, I can see trouble in the nottoo-distant future, he added. It takes around 44 referees to handle the club programme each Sunda. but with fewer newcomers coming forward to fill the gap left by those who drop out ...

... old shutters came down. According to Paddy the boys have been working on four numbers for the past 10 days. Indeed as I was speaking to hint over the 'ohone duty once again called. _ _ _ • ---I nddy , by the way, denied talk that they were going to move ...