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... press, the Superior General was due to visit the Archbishop of Dublin, the Taoiseach, the Minister for Agriculture. Mr. Tom Walsh, who is a past pupil of the Salesian Agricultural College, Pallaskenry, and the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Aid. B. Butler, T.D ...
... year’s holidays come round you may be able to find somo interesting empty snail shells to add your collection. MEDA’S POSTBAG TOM WALSH (DHMilt). —Am I too old to write to your poger I am IS.. Certainly not, Tom; have all ages on this page. Yon are quite a ...
... side of the Atlantic to pull out and give more food from our own fields in 1952. Both Sir Thomas Dugdalc in Britain and Mr. Tom Walsh in the Republic appear, however, to facing a difficult task. British farmers are not at all in a happy or hum .ml frame of ...
... big date in the national cultural diary, the Wexford Festival. October 27 —November 3. asked the Festival Director. Dr. Tom Walsh, when-he starts planning each new festival. The next one is being planned while the current one is under way.” be said. Tall ...
... TAOISEACH, Mr. E. de Vajera, will visit the Muiatir na Tire Rural Week at St. Peter's Cotlete, Wexford, ori Thursday neat. Mr. Tom Walsh, Minister for Agriculture, will attend (he Rural Week on Wednesday lsth, and will address the delegates from all over Ireland ...
... observed as a tribute Oivan were merited victors and » th » * r G.A.A. man, the late w j n now meet Tyrone in the Ulster Mr. Tom Walsh, former Minister fiaal aonea on 29th July, for Agriculture. r, _ Galwv , 3.^, Ulster Semi-Final Cavan 1-9 1.5. Art,,, ...
... of all those with whom he has made contact in this country, in his great sorrow. WELCOME SPEAKER Our oun scientist, Dr. Tom Walsh, is a welcome speaker in any assembly of Irish farmers.. He occupies a pivotal point in the new departure on which the course ...
... was no expensive to exhibit in Dublin for foot-and-mouth disease. Mr. h^officmTrtl^menr fivc ...
... great day's work for his county by curbing Higgins; Sedn Boyle, to whose place-kicks were a wonder to behold, and finally Tom Walsh, who substituted for Roe (injured) at fullforward, and notched two brilliant scores—these are the men who shone for Louth ...