Four decades oflife in Ireland

I AM researching a thesis on Irish society and culture from 1923 to 1965. I would be grateful if former members of sodalities, confraternities, trade unions and groups such as CYMS or the Catholic Women’s Federation would be kind enough to talk to me. I can be reached at 01 475 9785/087 752 5679, or

Four decades oflife in Ireland
Sat, 03 May, 2003 - 01:00
e-mail at briancovey1@eircom.net.

Brian Covey,

5, The Olde Dock,

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