1921 Demanding better There is a general demand all along the system of the Midland Great Western Railway Company for a better service of trains. We...
1921 British Empire’s decay History records the rise and fall of many empires. When nations reach the zenith of their power, they begin to decay, and...
1921 Shots exchanged A telegram from our North Galway representative yesterday stated: – A report reached Tuam last night that Sergeant Beglan and Constable McGuire, of...
1921 Peace moves It is now no secret that Mr. Eamonn de Valera is in Dublin (says the “Freeman’s Journal” of yesterday), and it is evidently...
1921 A welcome return The railwaymen of Ireland have given the Irish people the New Year gift of a restored railway service. It now rests with...
1920 Shadow over Christmas The suspicion of irony is inseparable from the Christmas wish this year. Nevertheless, although cynics may complain that to wish the Irish...
1920 Roads in rag order At yesterday’s meeting of the Galway Urban Council (Mr. J. S. Young, J.P., presiding) the members vigorously adumbrated the conditions of...
1920 Economic revival The facts put forward at the meeting of the Galway Harbour Commissioners on Tuesday make an unanswerable case for the immediate grant of...
