1920 Waking up at last British Liberalism is at last beginning to wake up to the ghastly failure of English Government in Ireland. Some of its...
1920 A shoneen town Strong comments on the apathy of Galway to the Gaelic revival movement were made by the Rev. M. Griffin, C.C., St. Joseph’s,...
1920 War extends to finance The battle between Ireland and England has extended to finance. We have seen this week the results that are bound to...
1920 Blood and tears Those who have eyes to see and ears to hear must realise that there are all the elements of a conflagration in...
1920 Winter supplies The opinion of those who are in close touch with the conditions generally throughout Ireland is that if the fine weather be experienced...
1920 Mad motorists That traffic in Galway is ill-regulated and conducted without the smallest regard to the rules of the road or the interests or safety...
1920 Terror in Tuam As a police van was proceeding to Dunmore from Galway Assizes on Monday evening, with four armed constables, it was ambushed at...
1920 Lighting up Portumna Mr. Joseph P. Martin presided at the district meeting of the Portumna Rural District Council on Saturday. Also present: Messrs. J. D....
