... without Mal McMahon, P. Murray, S. McDonald. J. O'Hare. C. McKay, and J. Killen, defeated St. Galls by 0-3 to 0-0 in the Antrim Football League at Belfast. yesterday. St. Galls had a liberal share of the play, but lacked the team-work of the opposition. Best ...

... Munster selectors for the final match of their interprovincial campaign. Lawlor, who is a civic guard, formerly played Gaelic football for Dublin as a minor. He and Burges, who is now playing regularly for Rosslyn Park, are only two men on the Whites who are ...

... Worlds Talk). 6.4s—Orchestra. 7.45—As I See It (Talk 1. MID.. LAND (296.1 m.) 7.4s—Organ. SCOTLAND 1391.1 m.)-2.45--Scottish Football: Celtic v. Rangers. 7.30 —Glasgow Orpheus Choir. WALES (373.1 m.)— 8.0 Recital. WEST (307.1 m.)-7,4s—The West at Work. RADIO ...

... BIM For Rovers Transport, 1; Shamrock Rovers, 1. TRANSPORT maintained their amazing defensive reco r d, played magnificent football, and did everything convincingly except win this League game at Bray yesterday, when Shamrock Rovers held them to a 1-1 draw ...

... 94 TALBOT STREET (Late of O'Connell St.) One minute from Pillar. THE EADER ESTABLISHED 1900 SOCIAL SECURITY GAELIC FOOTBALL AND HURLING (To-day & Yesterday) By Seamus 0 Brctonain 24 Pages - - - 4d. ...

... FUNERAL OF M Representatives of Association Football circles and many other prominent figures in the sporting world were amongst the large attendance at the obsequies of Mr. J. L. Brennan. Chairman of the Football Association of Ireland, and Secretary of ...

... the hopes of Limerick and win provincial honours. The footballers kept step, and on June 24, 1899, two Cork teams came to town. the hurlers to take on Kilkenny (Confederation), .and the footballers. Dromtariffe , to oppose Wexford (Young Irelands). Billed ...

... played in beautiful weather, both All- Irelands—Dublin (Young Irelands) defeated Kerry (Laune Rangers) ay 1-4 to 0-3 in the football decider, played after the hurling match—attracted a good attendance, though far short of expectations. The opening half of ...

... 00); December 22—Tipperary's 1906 and 1908 Hurling Wins: December 29—Kerry v. Kildare in the 1903 Football Final. Next Thursday—Wexford's four football wins from 1915- 1918. flourish to take place at the Ashtown Trotting Ground, it will come as news to ...

... Munster Took 1949 Hurling And Football Railway Cups NO review of any G.A.A. year would be complete without the inclusion of the details of the Railway Cup series. and in 1949. as in the previous campaign, all the honours went to Munster. whop won both ...

... Drew (Aghabullogue). TT is of interest to recall that Mr. Fraher. a scrupulously Impartial referee. also had charge of th e football game that day. ...

... would like to refer: firstly, the failure of the Munster and Leinster selection committees to announce their teams for the Football final until the morning of the match; the necessity for deciding upon extra time before matches are played, and the substitution ...