... assisted' by Very Rev. A. G. Byrne. P.. . Arles. Laoighis, officiated the obsequies. Deceased who was well known in Gaelic Athletic circles, was father cf Rev. Brother Byrne. Christian Brothers. Dublin; Mr. Byrne, T . Bal. tinglass and Mr. James Byrne ...

... Monasterevan family, who have been associated with the town for many years. He is son of Mr. Plntan Brennan. District Court Clerk. Athy. The young solicitor who only recently qualified. was prominent in Gaelic athletic circles In Kildare and played Intercounty ...

... they were not voting Individuals, but ar. members of tbe Association. They could not divorce themselvea from tbe Association and that being they should keep In mind things for which tbe Association grounds. There were lengthy addresses on both Mdes. but ...

... great pleasure In congratulating a club mate who had annexed the highest honour the keeping of the Gaelic Athlet c Association, and the ambition of every Gaelic player, that the much-coveted All- Ireland championship. Mr. Orehan referred in very complimentary ...

... KILCULLEN ITEMS GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB Despite a statement to the contrary published in this column recently, we are reliably informed that Kilcullen Gaelic Football Club is not, bv any means, in a strong position, and. that as a matter of fact, the club ...

... Doyle and T. Bracken. This Is good, strong committee. The Chairman, Mr. A. Riggins, has been one of the chief bulwarks of Gaelic games in North Kildare, and if the players will profit by his advice they will go from success to success. The Committee sre ...

... memora'.ion a great event In th> Catholic llle Edcnderry at pro sent in advanced stage of preparation by the Edcnderry Gaelic Athletic Club. The event to be cornmemo; ate. the visit, in 1946, of His Eminence Cardinal Gilroy, horn Sydney. Australia. The ...

... greatest athletic body in the world, and one of the oldest in Ireland. It is the greatest National organisation in the life the people. There are rich and poor in the Association, ano people of all classes and creeds, and it is an association that does ...

... This year arrangements are being made for a more elaborate commemoration programme. this including the playing of Gaelic games, athletic events, etc. A number of bands will also attend the function. Sympathy The Bracknagh branch of the C.Y.M- S. passed ...

... steward and chief organiser the sports, war Rev. Bio. J. Kenny. OK 1., whod eeervee warm oongratulattons on his gnat work for athletics in Offaly. Mr. H. C. Burke. NT., was and starter. NEWBRIDGE GREYHOUND RACING COMPANY. LIMITED OWMEHS MSAM NOTE ENTHIE* INVITED ...

... A Great Athlete Mr. John Doyle (affectionately known as “Soorft, Convent View. A thy, who retired last week from the service CXK. was In his younger days one of the best all-round athletes the district has fever known. He was a prominent Gaelic footballer ...

... points; Newbridge. 28 pts; Kildare. 24 pta.; Rathangan. 19 pts. Athletic Club’s Activities One of the most eagerly awaited events of the sporting ’calendar” in Rathangan the annual C.T.MJS. athletic sports. This takes the form of a number of qualifying events ...