... FOOTBALL. RATUMINES SClOOL v 1ORTAR1,1NAGTON SCtjOOIL-This match was played at Portauliugton yesterlay and resulted in alnimst a walk over for the home tearn by 9 goals sand S tles to il. The ?? iwere secured by ls~illinamsen (i). E ~Vhiting (2), T W~hjtin ...

... evening at five o'clock. THE INTb.RPRIOVINCIL MLATCHES- ULSTER XV.-Or. Monday nights ameeting of the 'lcter branch of the Irish Football Union was held in the Linen HalII Hotel, Belfast, for the purpose of picking the fifteen to represent Ulster en Saturday ...

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... PIennington, forivards. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. BOREMIANS (DUBLIN) v. CLIFTONVILLE OLYMPIC. The visit of the Bohiemian team from Dublin to ineet the Clif tonville Olympic in Belfast on Satur- day was a iaew tbing in junior football circles, aM Mr. Osborne (dire ...

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... FOOTBALL. THE INTERNATIONAL MATCR. THE LORD LIEUTENANT TO ATTEND, An additional proof of the enormous inae. rest taken in this match, which comes off to' morrow at LJansdowne road, was afforded yas. terday when his Excellency Lord Houghton intimated to ...

... FOOTBALL. I TFIE J3UIOlg CUP. The- first round of ties for this cup was 'played at Lanedowne road yesterdzy in fine rweather and before a fairly large crowd. 'OLD WESLEY v. 0. P. 0. These teame net on the Wanderers' ground, sthe following representing ...

... FOOTBALL. , H |PQENIX v. GRE1N5 FLAGS-On the ground of the latter (Chapelizod) matches were played by the first and second teams of above ciabs oun Suunlday. On the first teams lining utp ringing cheers were given for Archbishop Croke, William O'Brien ...

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... the1 adjust. mentoftheestrangement over football matters which has so long. existed bewveen England on. the one side, l and Irelaud, Scotland. and Wales on the other. the occasion was a meeting of the English Football Union, which was held, as above, after ...

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