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... First prisoner was builder who became undischarged bankrupt Celebrations are set to be held next week to mark the 150th anniversary of the former Louth County Gaol, which now houses the County Council Archival Service. To mark the unique anniversary of ...
... House, 15-24 Phoenix Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7, should do so forthwith. The Bankrupt will be available to attend the meeting. Creditors are entitled to obtain from the Bankrupt, free of charge, a copy of the Statement of Affairs. Copies of the Statement ...
... 'lack of initiative' BY MARIE KIERANS LABOUR Councillor Paul Bell has accused Independent Councillor Ken O'Heiligh of being 'bankrupt of ...
... that due to the over-run in costs when the Gaol was constructed, the first prisoner became the builder as an 'undischarged bankrupt'. The only prisoner to ever escape over the twenty-foot wall of the Gaol was a man called Patrick Har- ...
... Patrick Kelly and his Appfot,aspult., The verdict and costs amounted to fl4O. Kelly and Brown belong to Drogheda. Kelly was a bankrupt, and he and his son were engaged in buying pigs at the fair of Kells on November 13th. Kelly asserted when he went to the ...
... beats for failure, For causes lost not won, Hunting down noble ambition, Running scared from the sun. Your fund of dreams is bankrupt, Your moral credit, long since run out. Good fortune of others knaws at you A niggardly, mean-spirited, negative life-force ...
... to the over-run in costs when the gaol was constructed that the first prisoner became the builder who was an 'undischarged bankrupt'. The only prisoner ever to escape over the 20ft wall was a man called Patrick Hartigan who was imprisoned in 1875, but he ...
... into work late after a celebratory party the night before for successful victims of postal stamp poisoning. An Post were now bankrupt after it had been proved by Compo that anyone who had ever licked one of their stamps had suffered taste bud deformation ...
... High Court ruling regarding a proposed outlet village at Ballymascanlon to the Supreme Court which had they lost could have bankrupted the Council. Colr Nicky McCabe complimented the Manager and staff on winning the case. Justice was done, commented Colr ...
... to the prospect that they may well be faced with a compensation bill of £2I m. which, if fully conceded, would ultimately bankrupt the Council. Understandably the Council have appealed to the Supreme Court, an appeal that may take a considerable length ...
... they feel is in direct in May, the DRABCAP campaign contradiction to the 'polluter pays bin charges in 2000. describe as 'bankrupt of any group will make every voter in the principle'. Describing the general town aware of the general election degree of ...
... tenders sought to have the work done. The quotations came in over Csmillion and if we had gone with that we would have been bankrupt. He continued that faced with the prospect of the harbour silting up, the company decided to purchase a dredger. We agreed ...