IRISH ULTIMATUM
-FROM REPUBLICANS.
CABINET CONCERNED. ACCUSATIONS OF MUDDLING- * ■ • i(i>" l’resg Association —Copyright) ((Received March 12, 11-55 a.m.) LONDON, March 11None of the officers who decamped With arms and munitions in connection -with the .mutiny of the Free State Army hare hitherto been apprehended, ■and no rifles or munitions have been discovered, despite exhaustive searches an Dublin and -elsewhere. The Premier, Mr Cosgrove, announced that the Dail Government had -received an ultimatum on behalf of the Executive Council of the Irish Republican Army.. He said it was impossible for the (Government to ignore this challenge! Steps would be taken to deal with the matter. / Mr Joseph MeGroith, Minister of Industry and Commerce, announced that he had resigned on account of muddling in connection’ with the army trouble-
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10066, 12 March 1924, Page 5
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