IRELAND
ULSTER’S CURFEW LAW.
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, December 23. Cardinal Loguo announces his intention of celebrating Mass on Christmas night in Armagh Cathedral, thereby defying, the Ulster Government’s curfew regulations. It is stated that tho police will arrest those who attend the 'Mass. —A, and N.Z. Cable. OFFICIAL’S HOUSE DESTROYED. LONDON, December 22. The unocouuied residence of Mr Patrick Sheehan (Under-Secretary for the Home Office) in Dublin was burned by incendiaries, who threw bombs through the windows.—A, and N.Z. Cable. ATTACKS ON RAILWAYS. • LONDON, December 22. The Irregulars continue their campaign of railway 'destruction and burning down signal boxes. The military accompany all breakdown gangs carrying out repairs. Even the workers are aimed' with rifles in order to meet attacks. Tho repairs to a bridge near Dublin wore earned out under continual sniping, hut no casualties were sustained. —A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 18158, 26 December 1922, Page 6
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