Swift
Mentioned in 15 documents, 30 times across the archives
Documents
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dom bede lebbe
1 mention“He was Jean Laraine the businessman now. After they had made the arrangement, he sat with his brother for a while listening to his story, a story of swift success and gradual failure. . . . When he go”
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earlydays little flower 1945 april
1 mention“He was Jean Laraine the businessman now. After they had made the arrangement, he sat with his brother for a while listening to his story, a story of swift success and gradual failure . . . . .”
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school annals 1942 1945
1 mention“Just before half time, N. Smyth at scrum half, cleverly held the ball at the base of the scrum, till the swift-breaking Roscrea wing fowlers had passed him, then picking up the ball he dashed for the ”
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111505
2 mentions“And we feel in our hearts a swift answering thrill,”
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112137
1 mention“SWIFT MOVE”
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118835
4 mentions“The Stein of the such quality must necessarily gather about him a various penumbra of legend: and it is therefore fortunate that so soon after his death, a biographer of skill and integrity should hav”
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119860
1 mention“Great and swift reforms”
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120817
2 mentions“DR. DOUGLAS HYDE, first President of the Gaelic League, whose death is announced in Page 1, was, like many other great Irishmen who have left their "footprints in the sands of time," of Anglo-Irish an”
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122934
1 mention“I believe when one country attacks or provokes civil war in another country, that swift active steps should be taken by the United Nations to teach the aggressor that crime does not pay. Were this out”
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129429
1 mention“It was a dark and dreary night, in the December of 1851. The sky was starless. The cold, raw air chilled to the very heart. The rain fell in torrents, and the streets in the centre of Belfast—formerly”
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183445
11 mentions“Late a Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, and now Archdeacon of Ferns, for a libel on Theophilus Swift, Edg.”
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211330
1 mention“It has been allotted to us to live in a history-making epoch, when, though the political atmosphere is murky, a light is breaking through the heavy clouds, a light shining with no will-o'-the-wisp gle”
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220178
1 mention“J. G. SWIFT MACNEILL, M.A.”
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56266
1 mention“Mil the swift-winged, death-dealing lead,”
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56767
1 mention“of the hopeless word-breaking and scheming -- that is what the four years seem to prove to the Irish, where, in a Sir Thomas Esmonde's recent words, "no one now believes a single word the Government s”