The composition is well balanced, with the vertical spear serving as a dividing point and the wreath-bearing arms of the two Victoriae, the walking figure and the Victoriola on Roma’s hand, enframing the central figure.[…]The type has been called Victoria, but Victoriae of this period retain their wings and are shown standing rather than enthroned.

At Sammy's wedding Marguerite looked around and saw the old relatives who had disappeared from sight once her father had moved to a better neighborhood. Now there they were again, the derelicts and left-behinds.

1980: Brian Mercer Walker, Seán McMahon, and Art Ó Broin, Faces of Ireland, 1875–1925: 1875–1925, page 33 (Appletree Press; →ISBN, 9780904651478); and:

Ashton only had to wait three minutes for his second try, lock Louis Deacon setting it up with a rollocking line-break, before Romania got on the scoreboard courtesy of a penalty from fly-half Marin Danut Dumbrava.