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By Valentin Iremonger The Great Hunger: Ireland 1845-49,...
Page 3 from 16th November 1962"A CONQUERED people whom the victors delighted to trample upon . .. a set of people who were looked upon as enemies to God and man and, indeed. as......
Belfast Goes Orange Again Authorities More On The Alert
Page 10 from 7th August 1936From Our Dublin Correspondent The Electricity Supply Board of the Irish Free State records another good year. Its gross revenue for the past twelve......
Notes And Comments
Page 5 from 27th September 1940MEDITERRANEAN OFFENSIVE I T was inevitable that the Germans, as soon as they had satisfied themselves that Britain could not he knocked out by a......
Wake Up And Listen-in
Page 10 from 14th April 1938To The Excellent Programmes Of Radio Paris BY ARIEL How many listeners are there in England ready to hear the announcement of the daily programme......
"qui Mange Du Pape"
Page 4 from 22nd July 1949HE whole Catholic world— indeed the whole free world —has a great debt to pay to the Catholics of Czechoslovakia. And the reason is that through......
Banned Anti-partition Meeting Held Beside Border Stream
Page 11 from 10th March 1939From Our Own Correspondent BELFAST. The Northern Ireland Minister of Home Affairs, Sir Dawson Bates, who banned anti-partition meetings arranged......
The Malta Decision
Page 2 from 6th January 1956Sir, Your correspondents from Malta stated in your issue of December 9 that " because integration with the United Kingdom would harness Malta to......
Britain : Europe's Last Hope
Page 3 from 29th March 1946By Gonzague de Reynold [Professor de Reynold, whose first messsage to British Catholics in one of our newspapers this is, is a Swiss historian and......
Constitution Protects T.u. Liberty
Page 6 from 12th July 1946From Our Own Correspondent DUBLIN Last week, the Supreme Court declared part of our Trade Union Act, 1941, to be repugnant to the Constitution.......
Radio And Tv
Page 10 from 15th March 1963. Drama in seven scenes By Eve MacAdam ENTERPRISE and, I imagine, a good deal of hard work by the religious advisers of two Independent......