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... 1939 An interesting effect of the Second World War In Ireland was the widening of the income gap between the North and what was later to become the Republic. South of the Border incomes stagnated, growing by a modest 14 per cent during the nine pars from ...
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... 1939 - RICHARD ENGLAND'S Dick Burton became the last winner before World War 2 broke out. Interesting to note that Sandy Herd, winner of the Open in 1902, ended his 54 year relationship with the Open in '39. His first was in 1885, and he was 71 in 1939 ...
... b. 1939 Heaney, our latest Nobel Prize winner, should have written this perfect piece about the little creatures. • HEANEY: Nobel Lau►aat* ...
... Leigh 193/9 MORECAMBE crashed out of the Thwaites Lancashire Cup with a disappointing defeat against Liverpool Competition opponents on Sunday. After reaching the semifinal of the competition last year they were convincingly dumped out of this year’s ...
... Repeat of 1939 Your Focus article (27 September) and editonal asking, “Does Scotland need a super airport?”, doing away with Edinburgh and Glasgow airports, is a repeat of what happened in early 1939. Your artcle recalls my attendance when the Central ...
... the 1939 ostrich ...
... Elizabeth and Essex (1939) 42683692 3.00 Cula 4: Clifford 97078609 3.15 Baby Looney Tunes 97904499 3.30 FTPD 73220050 3.55 Sponge(lob Square Pants ...
... SEAMUS HEANEY, 1939- FOR a small country our literary record is impressive. Four Irishmen have won the Nobel prize for literature -. three Dubliners (the only city anywhere to achieve this) and a Deny man. Beckett, Shaw and Yeats can be regarded as city ...
... WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1939) Literary professors have often scratched their unkempt manes in a bid to understand how Emily Bronte, a sheltered preacher's daughter, could harbour the sort of passions unleashed in her celebrated novel. Cinema's best attempt ...
... 10.20 The Women (1939) (24525414) 12.50 A Life of Her Own (1950) (51522766) 3.00 All the Fine Young Cannibals (1960)(31574650)5.10 Mister Buddwing (1966)(54943899) 7.00 Stay Away, Joe (1968) (4994679) 9.00 Bullitt (1968) (32549308) 11.05 Little Caesar ...