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... from that masterpiece. The Cruel Sea. though in no degree less vivid. The first scene is in Ireland. where. after the Easter Rising of 1916. four flying Sinn Feiners hand over a quantity of explosives to a man who buries it in the cellar of a cottage ...
... sustained Apr 24: Two bombs under London's Hammersmith Bridge fail to explode - attack coincides with 80th anniversary of Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916 Jun 15: Manchester city centre devasted by huge bomb which injures ~. 200 people. 1.5 tonne bomb possibly ...
... CYNICAL O'CASEV Last week-end. as nobody allowed us to forget, was the 50th anniversary of the Easter rising in Dublin. If at the moment you feel you are slowly sinking under the green waves of 1916 nostalgia, go along to the Everyman for a healthy antidote ...
... bridgegroom-to-be is a 32-years-old accountant. After the wedding, they will make their home in Troy, New York. She Remembers Easter Rising With a name like Dorothy Harper, you'd hardly expert to find that she was Irisn, would you now? But although she has lived ...
... pub bombings which killed 22 people in 1974 she deftly weaves the lives of three generations going as far back as 1916 Easter Rising to see how each one has been touched by the conflict On many levels O’Reilly’s play works as a beginner’s guide to the ...
... during the holiday. The prison authorities are confident that the attempt to stage a demonstration to coincide with the Easter rising of 1916 has been effectively quelled. Major J. C. Pannall, the Governor, has completed a report, following minute investigation ...
... collapsible boat being used bv Sir Roger and two companions to reach the shore Their arrival was part of the plan for the Easter Week rising, and almost simultaneously a disguised German vessel loaded with arms was sunk off the Cork coast. COMMANDER ‘LOST HIS ...
... account of de Valera himself. Inevitably Mr. MacManns’s book is largely a history of Eire during the troubled years of the Easter rising, the Black-and-Tans, the Treaty negotiations, and the civil war; and somewhere near the centre of all these troubles we ...
... Daughter” (AA). David Lean, maker of “Dr. Zhivago” has struck gold again with this love story set in Ireland after the Easter rising of 1916. The tremendous cast includes Robert Mitchum, John Mills, Trevor Howard, Sarah Miles and Chri:?\;’lh:‘nd Jones ...
... article by the judge. As soon as he saw it, he understood why he had had to endure such venom. For the article was on the Easter Rising and disclosed that the judge had been a bar student at the time and had gone underground to continue the fight against ...
... stuck faithfully to their tenmile tramps each week, regardless of fogs and drizzles and early gathering darkness. With Easter the rising sap draws even the timid afield. They would relish hours in the sun. But they will not be deterred by thought of cloud ...
... Desmond up without a creed. Another is his feeling for Irish Nationalism, the cause for which his young father died in the Easter Rising, and which Desmond instinctively espouses, while believing that his father was killed in France. Before the novel opens ...