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IRELAND PROSPEROUS.

FARM PRODUCE AND TOURIST TRAFFIC THE MAIN FACTORS LONDON, January 2. The Daily Mail's Dublin correspondent states that not since the AngloIrish treaty was signed seven years ago has the Free State’s future been more bright. / Stable' government has been established, crime has diminished remarkably, and trade is on the up-grade. A year ago the country’s adverse balance was more than £16,000,000, but at the end of .November it had fallen to £12, 000,600 as the result of reduced imports and increased exports.

Irish, eggs, butler and bacon now command top prices on the English market. Tourist booking to Ireland has begun in many United States centres and six . liners called at Galway during the season where, there were none a few years ago.

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Shannon News, 11 January 1929, Page 3

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IRELAND PROSPEROUS. Shannon News, 11 January 1929, Page 3

IRELAND PROSPEROUS. Shannon News, 11 January 1929, Page 3

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