Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Peter Maxwell Davies takes a trip to Antarctica. 512145 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY GARDEN. The effects of World War Two's Dig for Victory campaign on the garden. when necessity led to food replacing flowers on plots across the land a change not always popular ...
... rationing, the programme called Dig for Victory which described how and where ordinary people could grow food for themselves, in allotments that became institutionalised throughout the country. One photograph shows people digging in front of the Albert Memorial ...
... Evening Herald, 90 Middle Abbey St., Dublin = m.. .___,, BEFORE his untimely death, the late Willie Ber- mingham Dig for victory gave me his per- mission to compile a biogra- of him, subject to the approval of the cook, his wife Marie. She has kindly ...
... without loss of face — as | discovered when 1 visited the Curragh | Camp to-day. For Ireland’s Army can not only fight but dig for victory and they can win—what most generals could not—turf. Recently the Curragh Command acquired a large tract of Lullymore Bog ...
... whom one litde month ago they Were wont, tp meet with kimlly gratulatiofi, or with friendship's smile. would seem that dig late victory, like the unexpected roar of thunder in the cloudless sky, hatl completely thrown them off their guard, so effectually ...
... books put aside SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR market profession will make any attempt to corner the 1 dtuairisc a d'fhoillsigh na Dig for Victory campaign con- surrender 1S coupons. The number a long time ago in the hopes of read- By LUIGI PIRANDELLO supply of books ...
... Tunnel project digs for victory When heavy-goods vehicles are rerouted via the new Dublin Port Tunnel, traffic chaos can be reduced, write Harry McGee and Richard Oakley EVERY morning throughout Ireland, more than 30,000 heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) snake ...
... 30-10.00 pm BBC 2 The Outside Room: thanks to Hitler. Britons took to gardening in a serious way during World War 11. Digging for Victory meant turning gardens from lawns and flowerbeds into more functional vegetable plots. But then the war ended, and people ...
... don't need Is short-lived expediency. Not 100 per cent right, not even 50 per cent 41 / 1 /111 / 4 * '- ' 4; • 4 • DIGGING FOR VICTORY . . . Su, the Lord Mayor says hurry up. ...
... and Donegal. But Mayo almost invariably make a decent playoff burst and they could yet come up along the inside rail. Digging out victory at the death against Kerry could yet be a turning point - they sleepwalked through the first 10 minutes in Newbridge ...
... from me, I'll be thinking of them every minute . . . and hoping DJ hits some spectacular wiles!'• .^ C.. ~.., 9 . aq I DIGGING FOR VICTORY . .. Darren Hanniffy will be on-line tomorrow ...
... it's a big risk. Are you going to stick with what you believe is your way of playing the game, or do you go back to digging out victories? Obviously, two or three players on that team have great potential, but they are learning on the field of play at ...