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... dirt ; that was putting the matte: straight. Sir H Grattan Bellew. Bart, said the new committee would have to see that the aemminodation and amusements provided were such as would attract tourists. Mr John K Wigham, President of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce ...
... sailing, ee pati oo ° !! t yelling was driven by Mr. Dobbs, Shank- and Wales), 'l'. E. Jones-Davies (London Dingle, John Byrne, Jos. Donohoe, John because in the presence of the tyres, a beauty, 25 -. . Child's Pedal Motor car. Nerve. That is a hill, and the ...
... 4 6_ B t race. lens . . lec •.. ILLA ANN, hi Yntot ~a..4.f.a.„ Joe Canty 1 . *Mond King, 4. .. John Doyle 2 nichards Rides Two 'tilers for M. Hartigan. F F lE •-NERS AND BETTING. 14, 114 / 4 (8) p late Winner Price Plia ...
... J. Kelly, Peter Kenny. J. J. Marken. A. S. Manning, 0. S. Mannsell, James Mullally, E. A. MaeShortall, Arms. MeD , lmell, Ni..s E. J. Mahony, John Iteeinn. P. W. Mitchell, F. B. O'Brien. E. C. O'Callaghan. Arthur O'Connor. K. )'Dwyer, Francis Power. Thomas ...
... morrow (Tuesday) to Glasnevin. CURTIS (Dublin)—August 31. 1930. at Baggot Street Hospital, Annie, beloved wife of John Curtis, late of 1 Grattan Place, Lower Mount Street; deeply regretted. R.I.P. Funeral arrangements later. DOLAN (Dublin)—August 31. 1930 ...
... jackets made like blouses and ending in a band belt at the natural waist are proving formidable rivals to the bolero and the cardigan or collarless coat. These jackets are very becoming to slender figures, and, therefore. are more suitable for youth than ...
... albinos and dimussed the SWll'O2Olll6 and ordered defendant to pay 7'6 coats. DEATHS. OONNIETT (rVablini—Nnversber 30. 1930. John, aged S month.. darling child of hoard %I WO end Rosie Bennett. 12 kmorrille Are.. S.C. Hoed. Funeral , privatel at 2.30 A ...
... Cup cn jun eAnl ior compriLlie n spe . • N. Craven, J. Marmion. T. piece., B. laadar Nimes of w ho sad Marmion. custodian. John Hagan. w • tbe DondalishUl—B. Lavery . a. my_ gap with distinction l amed et. V incent , to bv r w s G. Plannagan. A. Lawless ...
... RC Rev; Mons. ft Canon Finnegan, P.P., Doan of Meter; Rt. EM. Mons. Z. C. Cinbn Ward, P.P.; Clones; Very Rev. Conon, Mt- Grattan, PP., Ballymena; Very Rev. M. Canon Connelly, P.P.. Tydavnet; ,Very' Rev. P. Canon McOonnon, P.P., BallymackraY: Very Rev ...
... 4- liiiiiikiiall in a Duffy, B. One, atid P . thiarke (e ney (Era, !Antral Water .). Mr. by 0-15 to 0-2 in a one- game at Grattan Park. The organisin not the b t e r. a = °f each ) . or 'and E, Cassidy (Ernetex Ltd.), bat. or „ igtal a tencentrate eh egciting ...
... much In the news at the end of 1981 They should make the senior grade with ease for they have physique in abundance and are armed with more experience than most promott.d sides, but they will be severely tested by Drumhowan. Clontibret appear to be on the ...
... will be held in the Loch Garman Arms Hotel on Wednesday night next (8.30 p.m.) to discuss fund-raising activities. NEW CENTRE OPEN The new prefab building recently completed for the Gorey Adult Education Group at Grattan Terace will be open for viewing ...