Living Together as Irishmen
MR DE VALERA HAS HOPES ABOUT ULSTER United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. Received .Friday, 7 p.ut. DUBLIN, July 25. Religion, is being used as a cloak to mean and shabby things, said Mr de Valera in the Bail when referring to •‘unfortunate happenings in another part of tho country.” He added that citizens of Ireland were only too anxious to live in peace and friendship with the foreign Power which hr/i created this situation by refusing to allow the people to settle their own differences and cannot escape responsibility.
1- I deplore Tree State reprisals, and the Government will see that, as far as possible, the guilty who shamed the Pree State are treated to the full vigour of the law,” he added, at the same time voicing the hope that misguided Ulsterites realised that they were being exploited politically and that Irishmen’s ideal of living together as Irishmen in their own land would soon bo fulfilled.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 175, 27 July 1935, Page 5
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