... GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- _ TION. F GERALDINE G. A. CLUB. A maetine of tbis club wns held last Wledneg- dny at Mr Bhhan's, Captl street,7& P F K.aue, V P, in she clair. Others present ?? Lane, Reu, Connolly, Brrton, Roehe, ?'Donuell, Clare, Fitzsiinoe, P Coffey. L Coffey, Leavry, Conroy, Callaghan,Parrelly, Pierce. Erritty, and J I Keane, bon se. The mtnutos of the previous meeting were lad and ...

... I _ DUBLlTN BAY SAILING CLUB. Were the breeze a trifle etrronger the weather on Saturday afternoon would have made ample amends for any recent unplesaantneas. Cer- taiily it was g 6rious, and more like that of July than of. Sptsmber. A light breeze from S S E just rueed the waters of Dublin Bay, which was lit and brightened with brilliant sunshine, but as the afterronn wore ou the airs und]e ? ...

... JUN'IOR CUP FINAL TIE. CLONTARy- v OLD ST. IXARy'S.3 Ia esterday the abonve waa P,,tiomrenced .zpon the Phcenix ground in the very b)est of weather; and 0the ranch esteemed proxsesional Henr y Skelton remained two days after his tiaze to Provide a suitable wicket and to gene- I ally supmirintnd tre arrangements. ?? winn ing jthe toss started vety strongly to the third wiviket. the first ...

... I -i I _ WESTMEATH POLO -CLUB , MEETING. YESTERDAT. (BY OUR SPRItAL COMOISSIONiIL) i Dul], but happily fiae, weather wnas rouchilsfed a3 .for .the au-tual meeting nder the Auspices of the 91 Westmneath Polo Club, at Ledeston, a short A distance from MuUingar, yesterday. Since the al institution of the gatherig, which is, of course, intended to mark the loie of the ?? wori of the season, it baa ...

... BRIGHTON TOURNAMENT. IRLTSR VICTORIES. Beautiful weathbe . a fine entry, and numerous speritators favoured 'his important meeting, which occupied dhe weholeof last week. Ireland ws strongly represented b y, amongst 5thers, D G Chaytor, G C Bell-Greene, EH S Mahony, eind Miss Dyes: while the English contingent included thme Riseleys, S HJ Smith, H A Ni'bet, G Greville, G WV Hillyard, M;ss C ...

... SPORTING NEWSS I mETROPOLITAN (BALDOYLE) MEETING- YESTERDAY. tO(FUE SPlBCIAL C0MMISSIONZE.) T'!ll crnciuding day of tile Metropolitan Meet-. qcas favoured with equally as agreeable Sa:he. :as that which prevailed on the opening r Dl ueither this nor the fact tbat another . s e-o.dne card was served up brought about an in, the strength of the cowipany, which I. i11 more limited than on Tuesday. ...

... SPORTING NEMB ?? It on CARNEW MEETING 3he8 (BY a OUP SPECIAL 000UNSSIONEF.) ?? delightful weather than that which at- 'he nded Ch Carnew Meeting yesterday could| d not have been desircd, as after, tib morning ed had worn a glqomy appearance- the heavy . clouds, which caused many to fear that rain )cr was not fut distant, cleared away, and from be- ier fore noon dhe sun shone out gloriously, ...

... BORRIS-IN-OSSoRy MEETING- YESTERDAY. Under ehr patrmiage *f Mr Wm Bobbstb, J P. Stewards-rv. L T Kelly, J P; Mr. Micheel FarreZl, Mr WillianB Bobbeft- J P. Mr. Robert BEntietv, Mr. Peter Io% Dr Hoga, J P btr. J J Delany, Mr. William Jestin. Mr. D C Delany, Mr. P J MNurphy, Mr. Jeremiah Shelly. Field Stewards-Dr E F Hogan, J P; Mr. I T Kelly, J ' .; lr, R C Roe, Mr P J O'Dounell. Mr 3) M Shelly ...

... TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' RECORD. Under the auspices of the Irib BRoad Club Ben Turner, of Dnndalk, the veteran distane cracl;, made on attempt on Friday and Saturday lsat to improre ont-the ?? heurs' Irish road record of 343'1nmiles, which has stood to the credit of Arthur C Toyee since the autumn of 1894. Had the weather being specially ordered for the event it could not have been more fv jur- ...

... MAIWTESTUR MEETING. - TESTERDAY. 2 0 -2%e NEW BAZNS SELLING HANDI. CAP' of 150 sove; whiner to be sold for 100 8OVR; 40 second receivea 5 sos.- Seven far- longs. - - : : Mr. Hardy's Queen of Song, by Be ooL-Bohe- wien GIrl, 3.yrs, 7str4lb ?? 4orw 1 Mr. Inglia's R wococo, 3 ye, Sat ?? Madden 2 Mr. 'Loader's Sir Hew, 3 yrs, 7et 81b F'Lolader 3 M r. Lingland's Gcliatin, 3 yrs, gdt 7kb- T Lante, 0 ...

... C ItUCKET. JUNIOR LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL. WORKINGME3N v (LD ST. MARY'S. Thi. wnath, which wyat continue anad conwlu- ded ow the Workingmen'e' groarld, Phorhiv Park IJt SAturday. rerultesd in. n; rather uo:e-rptcrzl 1 viclory for St :3ary's by 44 rant. eolloys teoak '10 wicketis for 20 runs. Svore-- f Wonfzzcqxgi (2nd Innings). j P Thoanpsym nb MoLloy o 1 Day b Mo~lloy 0 . J RyabMoliov . g 9 tR ...

... | -It t CR[IKET. . PH(ENIXv. CLONTARF. tore net onM Sturdy onD the Phwnix ground, r? the lawne eleven wan vezry aessity. It is not en that xz. Arthur: Wallis makes 55, and the marvel is acenstuated by th . fact that he did t*i for Pbcsnialthowi he is I C alontr *in and one d te fouders Of t- cub. Cotu, who as;-a good!wicket keeepplayed wellfor, his 63, and. -will mkel plet more .rus He :has a ...