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... Medical council Lourdaa. The speaker was Ur. Charles Mc- Donald, Manager Hammond Lane foundry,'Dublin, whose healthy and even athletic cppedrance made Startling contrast to filmed pictures taken as home on stretcher to Lourdes In 1936. Describing the early ...
... family. Her sons who have since passed away, took prominent part in the National Movement, and were actively associated with athletics, and the Gaelic revival in the town and district. Deepest sympathy is exetnded to her bereaved husband, Mr. Edward Dunne ...
... McDold oSr quarter-flnal. nie Pjh- Other results'vtoTtas publtoed later. ••Old Parade. The parade PC-A, Old and kindred associations in Edenderry will form ©’Cornell Square at 11 am. on to-morrow (Sunday) morning and march from there to St. Mary’s Church ...
... Trustee the Association, on the grounds that he had not lime to attend meetings He thanked them for the kindness always shown him during his term of office. Mr. T. P. Clarke (Secretary) said that Father Kennedy had been a great asset to the Association since ...
... John, who was ordained .twelve months ago) nlayed Gaelic football for their native Laoighis. The choir at Easter Sunday's ordination ceremonies was composed members the Laoighis football team. NAM ATHLETIC CLUE Corban Cup and Novice Leagues commence Sunday ...
... they have done during the past season. We hope therefore to see a full attendance of all interested in the working of the Association in the parish. Cartury Club This club holds its general meeting on Sunday. January 7th, also. The place of meeting is Derrinturn ...
... ClseN W demand thtz country for the Com draw. Lucan Athletic Club had chanced fundamentally. _Pda» rk tJStoSSZof ooSuodav _« 'Mm*' ImtUimnh pany s producu. and the importing Members of the Lucan Athletic Club wac tthl AT a tan. and It ooSuoda>. 9tmfW r~x ...
... Kildare reason cf his many articles contributed to the local Press under the name of Taighdcn Rueadh. He was keen follower of Gaelic games and contributed many descriptions games before his emigration the New World. “May he rest in peace.” the prayer of wide ...