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... ', TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920. THE CLOUDBURST DISASTER. HEROISM OF AN IRISH DOCTOR. The bodies of 23 victims of the cloudburst disaster at Louth, Lincoln. shire, have already been recovered, and 15 persons are still missing. One woman lost three children. ...
... GREAT MEETING AT LOUTH. MR. HEALY’S CONDUCT CRITICISED. THE ISSUE THE ELECTION i FROM OCR Dundalk. Sunday, Mr John Dillon arrived Dundalk to-day by tram from Dublin at noon. large number lown*people had congregated the p.at-fomi, and whan the train steamed ...
... ) «. Mr. Morgan 11 A Seaunlon's f d Another Duke (1920) | (Dorme—Moscow Jil.y .. Mr. Curtis 1g S MucConway's v (‘ranbh Thaadh (1920) ‘ (Deluge 11w Cosa Buidhe Ards) g Mrs, Pennie 29 Mra, K. Flood's bl g Grouncil (1930) (Deauty's Raven-—Foreastje Weeds) ...
... GOLF AND GOLFERS. Ca Louth (Baltray) G.C.--Thurs. nett—Spoon oompetition Istrokes4 Good Friday—Spoon competition (bogey). Faster Mon.—Clubprize., Winner of St. Patrick's Day competitimi--T. Elderry (181. 77 net Hermitage G.C. (Laxii , a)--To-dey, 18 holes ...
... DEATHS COOHLAN January a UM. Private Hospital. Hiater M. Oabriel. BJ»P. FLOOD (Co. Waterford I- January 22. at Convent of 81. Joneiih, Portlaw. Co. Waterford. Rev Dottier Wieodule Flood. K.I.P. JOHNSON (Tcrinonfrokint -At , Termonfcekin, Ilrushrda. Mrt. Catlicnno ...
... ate.), 13) out of Iteelurion. 1.9 T 32. DUN /ILLY, 4 )ears. I.) lollon, • inokflosn. _ LOT 33. N owt. I houted with Louth Hounds. flood n p. at..t tnauuer; up to 14 f.t. - LOT 34. CHESTNUT MARL umrd. pedigree 11181110.1 mare beau regularly busted with ...
... record. THE FOOTBALL FINAL. We are new within • week of the football final between Dublin (holders) and Kildare (winners for 1920), and both camps are busy in anticipation. A few changes have been notified on the Metropolitan aide which should be an improvement ...
... AT CROKE PARK. By CAMAN. There is little of prime Importance to dwell upon this week, as with the exception of the Wicklow 1920 football final at Rathdrum on Sunday and some Lea ties .in the Metropolis and in Antrim there were few games listed for Sunday ...
... 2 mile,..--Sub.7 £l5 one horse, £2O two or more; field-asoaey, resi dents 5e.. LI. LOUTH (30).—W. S.—TownsT Dundalk. Dregheda.—Kennels f LissrennY, Ardee. Co. Louth.—Master (1916): Capt. B. A. B. Filtrate, Laarreany. Ardee..—See.7 Mr. A. H. Lee-Norman ...
... counties that have been backward in football in the South will have returned to the standard that won the All-Ireland final of 1920 for Tipperary. . Kerry lost to Waterford in the opening round in junior hurling last year, while Clare, after scoring over ...
... Wicklow „. 16 339 111.906 224 •. o. Louth 21,702 22,315 121 3 003.941 12111.730 £12.108 Your* faitliftollr. PATRICK W. CORRIGAN' (tMennen), Chairtuan of Joint Cuittm:ttee. Richmond District AAylum. Dublin. January 13th. 1920. OUR ELECTORAL MAP A map showing ...
... Bench Division, in the action in which Miss Josephine Cotiaghy, Channonrack, Co. Louth. is plaintiff, and Mr. William Gilmore, farmer and cattle dealer, of Ratlinestin, Co. Louth, is defendant. Mr. Ifeinghrgatii (instructed by klesars. Johnston and Roe) for ...