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... with stick. Witness ■invoked animal. Waitcce Informed SiuSST was going to the dispensary. more ~l™defonned. Wallace was an old man. now In hospital. Hr Nicholas Egan. Croghan. said nothing wrong with the anloff foremost foot. It was otovlourty case for ...
... District'uos?ital for their kind attention. Trustmg this acknowledgment will be accepted by all.—Rossnakill, Fanad. ‘ CROGHAN—Mr. Thomas Croghan, of Ballyroe, Kilconly, Tuam, ©Co. Galway, wishes to express his veri’ sincere thanks to all those who sympathised ...
... 14 'renctipark. 3— Corrigeenroe Hall. Applicant, John Reynolds, P.C.,. Corri--_ geenroe, Boyle. 4—Croghan Hall. Applicant, Ber- nard Maye. Knockroe. Croghan. 5--Crossna Ball. Applicant, Malachv Lynch. Bridgecartron, Knockvicar. G--St. Joseph's Hall,•Cloonloo ...
... 1.N.T.0. Officers—Offaly County Comittee, 1.N.T.0. elceted the following officers for 1944-45: — Chairman, Mr T. Quinn, Croghan; Vice-Chairman, Mr. Sean Murphy, Birr; Treasurer, Mr. J. Wedlock, Tullamore; Secretary, M. J. O'Callaghan, Ferbane. For the ...
... Moore of Croghan Castle, in 1622, about the time Blrr was granted to the Parsons family. This Sir John Moore was married to the daughter of Adam Loftus, Archbishop of Dublin and Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Thomas Moore, afterwards of Croghan, was rep ...
... Garvey, complaining of trespass of animals on Oxmantown That the Medical Officer of Health be requested to furnish a report on Croghan Well. That the offer of Lord Rome, per Mr. Garvey, to accept £75 for sites 9 to 17, and 22 to 26. Inclusive, at Waco Street ...
... with the approval of the ' Kildare County Council. Tender of Mr. J Duggan accepted 1 for supply of coffins to Edendeny Dispensary District (Institutions) follows—6ft.. £3-4-0; sft.. £2-16-0 41t.. £2-3-0: 3ft.. £l-1-0; 21i.. 14s. 6d. Report from County ...
... Donegal | Mr. Sean D. MacLochlainn, Co. | Manager, Donegal, has made the following appointments—Medical | | Officer, Clonmany dispensary dis- | trict—Dr. Francis John Hanley, | The Common, Woolwich, London; [ Medical Officer, Castlefin dis- | pensary district ...
... Chairman, the Manager said that survey had not yei reached Dalngean. There were 16 houses orovlded for The Chairman said that Croghan and Kllclonfert were very badly need of houses. __ . , Mr. O'Conneil-There are at least 8 applicants In Crogban. How did you ...
... Final -- G. O'lkirne's bl. 1).b., Queen Cleopatra (Toward Point-- 01 1 1)y beat Jas. Tanner's Slide on Smartly (Smartly Croghan —Call for Rum). The Sligo CUP (presented by M. .1. Callanan, h:sti.). for all-aged dogs and bitches—bat round: 31. G. llopking' ...
... Jervis St. Hospital and practised for a short period in Dublin, after which he was appointed medical officer in Dunlavin •dispensary district, position which he filled for forty-four and a half years. He was Coroner for West Wicklow for fifteen years. Prior ...
... au- stead of 5 o'clock.-This was ag- need for houses in Croghan. Two Bottles of Port: Bernadette and a resolution of confidence reed to. The Chairman said that he Tulialwre • knew people in Croghan waiting was unanimously passed on his night Early in the ...