The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
'YNEWS FROM IRELANDf
Antrim.

IK College, delivered an interesting lee
Il ture in the Belfast Irish College. The
II&s Rev. ]. K. O'Neill P. P, presided. The
q lecturer said Irish historians of the
'G& future must be brought up on thor
Irsa oughly Irish diet. Knowing the Irish
lss- language, and being well versed in all
IIEs Irish subjects, their ignorance of mat
h ters concerning themselves, outside the
E Irish subject was simply stupendous.
IIr 'sr As regarded teachers. he said that UNI
Ell they as body realized the respon-
Is sibilities placed upon them, and until
they fitted themselves properly for the
duties imposed upon them. they could
Isss rot expect to raise their status or dig
Mi nifty to its proper level.
''ss..ss Armagh.
l sase' A monster demonstration was held
on March Ii, at Armagh under the
S auspicestof the A. Q. H. and the u I.
essss l.. Delegations were present from Ty-
rome, Monaghan and Down. and pro-
cession was formed at the Hibernian
Hall and marched through the princi-
i pal streets of the city, accompanied by
many bands and banners, to a rising
eminence outside the city from which
'N-s addresses were made by Lawrence
ss.EMurphy, Lurgan, County Pres. for Ar
$lnagh: Patrick O'Brien. james McEl-
~ - roy and p. A. Meehan, NJ. p, Queens
.s.s County.
So carlow
49, On March 10. Chief Justice Baron
i is disposed of the criminal business OF
~ the county within an hour. Address
ing the grand jury, he said there was
Ii s5 only one bill. "a case of stealing from
H. the person. for consideration. The
County Inspector had reported the
s,,.s county to be in the same state of peace
and order he had always recollected it
to be.
IS General regret is expressed In Blair
ney and vicinity at the announcement
ID .@ ~ "''''"" o'o"
ley, manager of John Mulchahy's dra-
perry establishment. O'Connell street,
% & Clonmel. The deceased. who was aged
81 years, was native of Blarney, and
B came of an old and respected County
FL Cork family, several members of
which are in the Church and the med
5 ical profession.
A successful mass meeting was held
ss%at Tullyorier, cambridge. County
81! ces of the A. .. Fl. Of the county. It
was one of the most enthusiastic and
NE best attended gatherings ever held in
~ the county. A notable feature was the
monster parade which opened the en-
=. ercises which were presided over by
~ Rev. John McMullen. county vice pres
;ys ident of the A. o. Fl.
asFs Dublin.
55ss Before large and enthusiastic
81 meeting of the Dublin Chamber of
Hon. Alfred K. Moe, delivered a. lee
ture OH the development of trade rela-
VI lions between Ireland and the United
sr States. It is understood this is the
Il first occasion that the American Con-
-ssstsul in Dublin has been asked to adj
- dress the Chamber.
~ The death took place in a, private
Is ~ hospital in Dublin on March "a, of j.
Millington Syngc, b. A., the we'll
known author and playwright. Mr.
NJ ~. Synge, who had only completed his
sSa37th year. was closely connected with
the Irish National Theater.
Galway.
Speaking at language demonstra-
sSs ton in Galway, ON St Patrick's Day,
@..s the Rev. Father Considine (presiding)
dealt with the contention that coercion
I'D was implied in the demand for COM
n@t pulsory Irish in the University. and
~ said the Ten Commandments might
s also be condemned OF the same prin-
k ciple daughter and cheers.)
One hundred and fifty ploughs and
4 horses assembled at Quansboro' on
March % to plough up the new farms
Il: given over last week by the Estates
8s4 Commissioners to the Clanrickarde and
~ 49, Lewis evicted tenants. All the sur
rounding parishes sent contingents to
sss the scene of operations.
3ssSs Kerry.
- s. Three men named: Patrick Rren,
Gas Lane: John Fitzgerald. New
FaFa street. and Daniel Sullivan, Fleming's
100 fas Lane Killarney, have been relnanded
to Petty Sessions and admitted to bail,
themselves in $50 and two sureties Of
10 each. They are charged with
having on the 18th OF March at Main
a.s street, Killarney, unlawfully set fire to
s. shop, the property of Louis Anthony.
I'M Yleitrin1.
4 The National Festival at Byransford