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Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Optimistic outlook The optimism of Mr. P. J. Boland was a refreshing thing at the inaugural meeting of the...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Post office raids A series of wholesale raids on unprotected Connemara sub-post offices are reported. Lett...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Staying on track The Free State Government has been compelled temporarily to order the Irish railways to p...

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1923 Pokey houses Notwithstanding the high cost, everyone will welcome the progress that the erection of twenty houses denotes. These, with t...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Truth and peace No single person in Ireland to-day, unless he be deliberately cheating his own conscience and deceiving his neighbours, ...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Influenza cure Of the ills to which human flesh is heir, those which result from the periodical influenza epidemic are, perhaps, the mos...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Training ex-soldiers A meeting of the committee of Galway Technical Institute was held on Tuesday, Mr. Eraut presiding. The secreta...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Islanders’ distress A correspondent sends authentic particulars of distress prevailing in the Islands of Aran. There is extreme poverty ...

Galway In Days Gone By

1923 Narrow escape A party of four men, who arrived in the village in a motor-car, engaged in a murderous attack on the barracks occupied b...


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