... people with arms, and I think man who sells poteen or has anything lo do with it is far worse criminal than they arc. Frank Gallagher, farmer and fisherman residing at Car rick fit-, who hod been fined 10s by District Justice O’Honrahau at Bnnbeg District ...

... .MacShanc not guity to causing Itc death Kate .\! .11 September 1! last. Air, D. M'.Menauun. If.L. (iustructocl l.\ Frank Gallagher) appeared lor ilie accused. Mary Campbel'. UrumstcrHiig, said tliat 'isoner. who was her employment was driving her home ...

... pleaded not guilty to causing the deah of Bate M'Groarty on September 14th last. Mr. D. M'Menamin, B.L. (instructed by Mr. Frank Gallagher), appeared for the accused. Sergeant M'Cullen gave evidence of a statement which the accused made when arrested. Prisoner ...

... 15th inst., when a special meeting of the Council to deal with the fixing of these polling stations will be held. Mr. Frank Gallagher, solicitor, | made a statement regarding the handicaps imposed on Donegal trade by the preferential rates given by the ...

... on the date in question he was driving home from the fair at Letterkenny in a trap, and was accompanied by a man named Frank Gallagher. A few ‘miles out of the town the defendant, jalso driving a trap, passed witness, (who some time afterwards again lovertook ...

... Complainant stated that on the date in question he was driving home from the fair at Letterkenny in trap, and was a man named Frank Gallagher. A few miles oat of the town (he defendant, also driving a trap, passed witness, who some time afterwards again overtook ...

... defendaut lit up, and on entering found u man named Alex. Boyle, from Glenahilt, on the premises. On being questioned, Frank Gallagher, employee of John Sweeney, stated that Boyle had come in for cigarettes, and that he did not think it was after hours ...

... defendant lit up, and on entering found man named Alexander Boyle, from Glenabilt, the premises. On being questioned, Frank Gallagher, employe of Jcdin Sweeney, stated that Boyle had come in for cigarettes, and that he did not think it was after hours ...

... 1924, in the Free State. \ decree for £925 was given. \V'lv-.-l‘.- E. Conaghan apveared® for the p'aintiffs, and Mr. Frank Gallagher for the defendants. Margaret M. Black, Magheremappin, Convoy, brought a civil bill for £3O damaces against Huch . Cochrane ...

... remunerated for them. That was why they were able to do the duties of assistance oficers at such a small salary. Mr. Frank Gallagher—No man is dependent on the salary. It is only a side-line, Myr. Mahoney—They could not live on it. No action was taken ...

... present contract finished ; but this was ‘ouly on the undenstanding that he, 'would confine himself to a lim.ited! space, i Frank Gallagher, of Dunmore, sued | the Tirconaill County Council and Mr.l H. C. Cochrane, Sub-Sheriff, for £2 19s, being cost and expenses ...

... he got his present contract fimehec this was only on the unde nex ext he would confine himself to a li space. be | _ Frank Gallagher, of Dunmore, sue Tirconaill Oounty Council and M the |C. Cochrane, Sub-Sheriff, for £2 19 low anet and te coe ant on an ...