Word: dubliner
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...dress suited him well for his ceremonial office, particularly on a two-week visit to the U.S. in 1959, when he blarneyed all the boyos and bussed all the colleens, saying to his wife "Look at this one, dear, isn't she grand?"; after a long illness; in Dublin...
...Fighting Prince of Donenal. Red Hugh O'Donnell, prince of Donegal, was the great Irish hero of the 16th century. At 15, the wild child of the North was such a terror to the English that the viceroy shut him up in Dublin Castle for safekeeping. At 19, he escaped and launched a campaign of impetuous brilliance that drove the British out of Ulster and Connaught. In the next nine years, the O'Donnell and his tall gallo-glavses made Irish stew out of British armies sent against them. Then, while on a mission to the court...
...rumors of his impending resignation had flown through the Irish Republic for months. Last week it finally came. In a long-awaited press conference in Dublin's Parliament building, 67-year-old Prime Minister Sean Le-mass announced his reluctant conclu sion that "responsibility should now pass to a younger man." The next day in the same smoky conference room, the 71 members of Lemass' Fianna Fail Party selected their new Prime Minister and Taoiseach (leader of the clan): former Finance Minister John Mary Lynch...
Thomas L. Dublin '67 and David B. Palley '68, provisional co-chairmen, hope the committee will be able to arouse enough interest at Harvard so that workers can be sent to mobilize areas along the Belt which have not been organized as yet. Much of the committee's work will probably involve joint action with groups like the Cambridge mothers who staged a sit-in at M.I.T., November...
...WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (ABC, 5-6:30 p.m.). The All-Ireland Hurling championship from Dublin, and the National Air Races in Reno...