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A POPULAR LITERARY MOVEMENT. TOMAS MaoDONAGH'S VIEWS.
You do well to cand dly admit Ma'"'Do11agh was partly right when he ac·?uscd th-; Gaelic League of having failed to encourage the cultivation and g 'owth of u popular literature in' Irish COURT LAUNDRY, No wonder he should d &O considering (Proprietor enttf c. t'.6.cron. )] he was aware the present Coisde HARCOURT STREET, DUBLIN. �11�t.ha. h�d gone .to t�; length of proPost Paid o ne way on Orders of 2s. 6d. for hi its officials f 1· . )111 a; di110to biting and Shirts only. . Collars . establish such an Irish j ot1rnai as Wexford Agency-MISS LEWIS, '' An Lochrann," which caters admir29 Selskar Street ably f 01· the popularising of Gaelic song and story by the Gacltacht fireside. Let us hope your excellent W& buy all our Teas byoomparlao article of July 1st, will be the keynote We, the.refore, oan and firat-ha.nd. off uturc Gaelic League policy at headoffer the pick of the Market at 3/·1 2/10, quarters, and that what Ma-Donazh 2/8, 2/6, 'l./4, 'J./2 per lb. desired to sec, and besides him, 1 Piarsach, Liam P. 0 Riain, and others Tta De111r1 and l&111ertcra, of our deepest thinking Gaels will be • ITH. QT. taEOIIUE'I GT., 17 NTH. EAIIL ITIIIIT1 1\ definitely promoted in season a1;d out of 1)
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hCa&o11 by the League's co111n1ittec� and 01·ga11i8Cl'b, The Gaelic League with its li1nitect can seriously effect the 1·csources saving of the Iix. .ing Irish tongue, 0111)1 by concc11·ti·ati11g its enc- g· cs 011 the task of setting going a popular literaiv 1110,,c111c11t i11 the Gacltacht, such as was begun ucavly twenty yct1.l'S ago i11 Baile Mhl1i1·11c, ,111d a few other cc11trcs but flickered out o,vi.11g to lac.·k of a11y p1·(>pc1· 11a·t1011al c11cou1·age111c11t. £1,0GO a yca1·, ,vi&cly cx1)c11dcd, ,vottld a111pl) co,rc1· the cost of ca1·1·y;11g 011 tllc 11eccs.sa1y a1110l111t of orga11isatio11 i11 all th·� Gac;lta{·l1·t pa1·ishcs, a11d if tl1c Gac!lic League a� a ,vhole, dicl 11otl1�11g else for· tl1e 11cxt ten yca1·s b11t cs·tablish ar1d su�ta· 11 Stlcl1 a sc·hcn1c, i·t ,vould acc·o1111Jli:,;h 11101·c for ·the b...,11cfit of real I1·ish ·tha11 all the Oi.1·cach·tais, Coisdc G11otha mc:c·ti11g�, a11ct othc1· fl111ctio11l>, jn Dl1bli11 ,vottld clo i11 a cc11tur ,1. l?t1rth�1·, it ,vould be 1nt1(·h n1orc of a11 i11cc11ti ,·c to the ::,c hool::, to s'tucly h·ish ,vith c11tht1sia�n1, tl1a11 a1)pcals to tllcir scn&c 01· du·ty 01· otl1c1' logic. �1 gllt the co111i11g A1·dFh�is be i11duccd to dc,·otc a day to fra111i11g ,t ,vorl{ablc scl1.c111c ,vh;ch ,vould give hca1·t a11d l)urposc to all ,,,110 ,visl1 to d<) so111etl1111g fo1· the Irish La11guag�? 1
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cor1·cspo11de11t ii:, ,,,ro11g, ,vc bcl1e,·c, i11 su1)posi11g that the Coi&tc G11otha docs 11o·t dcsi1�c to see such l)a1)c1·s as '' Ari Lochra1111 '' p1·os1)cri11g. 1 is !hc1·c. 11othi11g 1nuttially dc�rtructi, c 111 Co�ste G11otha 111eeti11gs i11 Dt1blin, a11d l1tc1·a1·y 111ccti11g') a11d fes'ti ,rals i11 ·th.-� Gacltarll.t. If all the critics of the �Oi!:>·�c G11otha gave it thej1· suJ:>port, in �a11· ,vcathc1y and sto1·my; bl1ould be 111 �t 111ucll. st1·011g�1· positio11 to fight the Gacltacht battle. F. a11 Ch.] [�tll'
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