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—
Is
that
really
a
fact
?
says
Alf
.
—
Yes
,
says
Bloom
.
That
’
s
well
known
.
Did
you
not
know
that
?
So
off
they
started
about
Irish
sports
and
shoneen
games
the
like
of
lawn
tennis
and
about
hurley
and
putting
the
stone
and
racy
of
the
soil
and
building
up
a
nation
once
again
and
all
to
that
.
And
of
course
Bloom
had
to
have
his
say
too
about
if
a
fellow
had
a
rower
’
s
heart
violent
exercise
was
bad
.
I
declare
to
my
antimacassar
if
you
took
up
a
straw
from
the
bloody
floor
and
if
you
said
to
Bloom
:
Look
at
,
Bloom
.
Do
you
see
that
straw
?
That
’
s
a
straw
.
Declare
to
my
aunt
he
’
d
talk
about
it
for
an
hour
so
he
would
and
talk
steady
.
A
most
interesting
discussion
took
place
in
the
ancient
hall
of
Brian
O
’
Ciarnain
’
s
in
Sraid
na
Bretaine
Bheag
,
under
the
auspices
of
Sluagh
na
h
-
Eireann
,
on
the
revival
of
ancient
Gaelic
sports
and
the
importance
of
physical
culture
,
as
understood
in
ancient
Greece
and
ancient
Rome
and
ancient
Ireland
,
for
the
development
of
the
race
.
The
venerable
president
of
the
noble
order
was
in
the
chair
and
the
attendance
was
of
large
dimensions
.
After
an
instructive
discourse
by
the
chairman
,
a
magnificent
oration
eloquently
and
forcibly
expressed
,
a
most
interesting
and
instructive
discussion
of
the
usual
high
standard
of
excellence
ensued
as
to
the
desirability
of
the
revivability
of
the
ancient
games
and
sports
of
our
ancient
Panceltic
forefathers
.
The
wellknown
and
highly
respected
worker
in
the
cause
of
our
old
tongue
,
Mr
Joseph
M
’
Carthy
Hynes
,
made
an
eloquent
appeal
for
the
resuscitation
of
the
ancient
Gaelic
sports
and
pastimes
,
practised
morning
and
evening
by
Finn
MacCool
,
as
calculated
to
revive
the
best
traditions
of
manly
strength
and
prowess
handed
down
to
us
from
ancient
ages
.
L
.
Bloom
,
who
met
with
a
mixed
reception
of
applause
and
hisses
,
having
espoused
the
negative
the
vocalist
chairman
brought
the
discussion
to
a
close
,
in
response
to
repeated
requests
and
hearty
plaudits
from
all
parts
of
a
bumper
house
,
by
a
remarkably
noteworthy
rendering
of
the
immortal
Thomas
Osborne
Davis
’
evergreen
verses
(
happily
too
familiar
to
need
recalling
here
)
A
nation
once
again
in
the
execution
of
which
the
veteran
patriot
champion
may
be
said
without
fear
of
contradiction
to
have
fairly
excelled
himself
.
The
Irish
Caruso
-
Garibaldi
was
in
superlative
form
and
his
stentorian
notes
were
heard
to
the
greatest
advantage
in
the
timehonoured
anthem
sung
as
only
our
citizen
can
sing
it
.
His
superb
highclass
vocalism
,
which
by
its
superquality
greatly
enhanced
his
already
international
reputation
,
was
vociferously
applauded
by
the
large
audience
among
which
were
to
be
noticed
many
prominent
members
of
the
clergy
as
well
as
representatives
of
the
press
and
the
bar
and
the
other
learned
professions
.
The
proceedings
then
terminated
.
Amongst
the
clergy
present
were
the
very
rev
.
William
Delany
,
S
.
J
.
,
L
.
L
.
D
.
;
the
rt
rev
.
Gerald
Molloy
,
D
.
D
.
;
the
rev
.
P
.
J
.
Kavanagh
,
C
.
S
.
Sp
.
;
the
rev
.
T
.
Waters
,
C
.
C
.
;
the
rev
.
John
M
.
Ivers
,
P
.
P
.
;
the
rev
.
P
.
J
.
Cleary
,
O
.
S
.
F
.
;
the
rev
.
L
.
J
.
Hickey
,
O
.
P
.
;
the
very
rev
.
Fr
.
Nicholas
,
O
.
S
.
F
.
C
.
;
the
very
rev
.
B
.
Gorman
,
O
.
D
.
C
.
;
the
rev
.
T
.
Maher
,
S
.
J
.
;
the
very
rev
.
James
Murphy
,
S
.
J
.
;
the
rev
.
John
Lavery
,
V
.
F
.
;
the
very
rev
.
William
Doherty
,
D
.
D
.
;
the
rev
.
Peter
Fagan
,
O
.
M
.
;
the
rev
.
T
.
Brangan
,
O
.
S
.
A
.
;
the
rev
.
J
.
Flavin
,
C
.
C
.
;
the
rev
.
M
.
A
.
Hackett
,
C
.
C
.
;
the
rev
.
W
.
Hurley
,
C
.
C
.
;
the
rt
rev
.
Mgr
M
’
Manus
,
V
.
G
.
;
the
rev
.
B
.
R
.
Slattery
,
O
.
M
.
I
.
;
the
very
rev
.
M
.
D
.
Scally
,
P
.
P
.
;
the
rev
.
F
.
T
.
Purcell
,
O
.
P
.
;
the
very
rev
.
Timothy
canon
Gorman
,
P
.
P
.
;
the
rev
.
J
.
Flanagan
,
C
.
C
.
The
laity
included
P
.
Fay
,
T
.
Quirke
,
etc
.
,
etc
.
—
Talking
about
violent
exercise
,
says
Alf
,
were
you
at
that
Keogh
-
Bennett
match
?
—
No
,
says
Joe
.
—
I
heard
So
and
So
made
a
cool
hundred
quid
over
it
,
says
Alf
.
