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... Michael Flannery 010 Mrs. Lahany Frank Gallagher Pat May PANY, \TD., [GO, y of every description. anics are employed ; f Tyres, Petrol, Oil, vith Drivers. ashing Hose. Richardsen ...
... Pat O’Grady, B Scanlon, N.T.; Pat Cawley, James Kilcoyne, Pat Gildea, John Gallagher, Pat Wimsey, Frank Gallagher, John Gallagher, P Wim- sey, Frank Gallagher, John M Gormanly, Pat Owen Coleman, Michael Cullen, John M‘Geever, Michael Finn, Pat Phillipe, ...
... •• • I must also say that Messrs Jack awl Frank Gallagher, also lallagher, did leverything they could for the aveommoglation of the party, and the Club's thanks are due to them. Members are reipieiteil to ante that the next practice of the Club will be ...
... released from Frongoch) entered a hug® outburst chearing re-echoed through the,, building. * APOLOGIES. The Secretary. Mr Frank Gallagher, read apologies from Mr J Cooper. Lissadell: Alderman M'Carron. Derry; and Mr T Cassidy, organiser the Typographical ...
... cost of aqui 11. dnuVH who Is 3 prisoner of war in Germany since the outbreak of the war, writing to hie ►ister, Mrs Frank Gallagher. of the Riverside, sincerely thanks Major 01Ism, H.L.L. for the food parcels which he is sendiog through the Irish Women's ...
... with him. l)o you suggest that the boy committed j>orjury because was friendly with this woman? I don’t think he would. Frank Gallagher said that both himself and his wife were the house at the time the door was struck by the stone. He corroborated the evidence ...
... the business of every passenger so long as he was satisfied that there were people travelling fur a lusineam purpose. Frank Gallagher said very little petrol was used on the boat, only fur about a minute at the start to heat the evaporiser. They advertised ...
... (brother-in-law), Mrs. Canniffe (aunt), Jas. Cunnife, Tat Gallagher (uneles), Gerald Cunniffe, James Cunniffe, Ned Gallagher, Frank Gallagher, Mr and Mrs. F. Whyte. Mixx Mav Gallagher, Miss W. Gallaghe Miss L. Gallagher, Miss W. Johnston, M F. Quinn, Mra. M. Hanley ...
... Boyle. Tolercurry, liallymote, Ilanorhamilton, and Ilicanwhanbo. AT a recent meeting of the Sligo Trades 'Council. Mr Frank Gallagher, ecnitary of the Meal branch of the Typogrophical Ageociation, wasi selected as a delegate to the Isiah Trades which will ...
... Mulligan J. W. Hunt. Patrick Gildea James Anderson John Hunt John M‘Donagh Pat Farrell Tom Reilly Tom Cawley James Coleman Frank Gallagher Martin Hunt John M‘Gloin Owen Coleman HARRISTOWN UPPLE Pat Kileoyne John Davey Mrs. A. Scanlon Mrs. Pat Cawley John Michael ...
... general conditions labour, and to undertake such organisiaff and other work may be necessary within the group area. Mr. Frank Gallagher will represent the BHg*o Branch of tbe T.A. ani it* razieus aesUons ths oosfsreas*. ...
... Farrell, Michael Mullaney, Mrs Pat Keenan, Mary M‘Don- agh, Jack M‘Carrick, Pat Scully, Mre T Cafferty, Jack Durkan, Frank Gallagher, James Wynne, Michael Stenson, Maria Coffey, James Hunt, Mrs Owen Flynn. 5d— Pat Doylie. 4d—Owen Coleman. 3d_ each, Miss ...