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... motorists must keep an eve. at least, on their speedometers. Richard I.udlovv. Delgan: Wm., Templecamit (louse. Ist ones: John Tough. 13 Raheen Park. Bras: Geoffrev Rowe. Arch House. Gresstones: Benjamin 110 h. son, Griaran. - Kendalstov,n. Del! gany: ...
... . Mr. James Mackey. do.,and Mr. Edward Sheehy, Coolsleey. All fires were dealt _ with elliciently.. last John F. Reynolds, Burris, and Garda John Galavin Bagenalstown have been successful in the qualifying examination for promotion to the rank of sergeant ...
... believed that children caused in the premises at which the rob- 'the damage. beiiy: or hold tip is tieing at- - Mr. John Kelly, Grattan Street, tempted. . Sligo , is t he con tractor. It Mr. McHugh, who is very impressed with the progress made by the country ...
... :It Chmlide College :‘at., were 11t4. Franck Maher.M.; John Samara. C.M . a C nd Dermot I Tr:irreg. C.M.. St. iit's. Glenart. .krislow. Second Minor Orders acre conferred on Casty. C.M.: John Cleary. C.M.: Patric' Mehl-. C.M.: Ileitis Collins, CM.: ...
... R McAlpine's Consternation, 4, 9-7 W Rickaby 2 Mr P C 3 Thompson's Philadelphe 11, 8. 9-8 Also—Arfaks, Grattan.). Falk. Star Ruler, Christopher John. 8 ran. Trained R. J. Coiling. Betting-3/1 Falk, 7/2 Gratiano, 11/2 Star Ruler Philadelphe 11, 7 , 1 GUILDEN ...
... 18. 1950. at his residence, Grattan Villas. John Sheehan ;senior). late Patrickswell and Limerick Steamship Co.; deeply regretted by his sons, daughter, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren. Remains were removed to St. John's Cathedral yesterday ISundav) ...
... meeting of the Wexford Co. Council was held. Sir Thomas 11 Grattan &monde. my.. Chairman. presiding. Also present: Messrs C. H. Peacocke. J. P.; M. A. Ennis, J.P.; J. D. Doyle, James Codd. J.P.; John Bolger, J. B. Hearne. Twenty-Five Years Ago. (From The ...
... whose brilliant brain worked out many a campaign in such way that small groups of ill-equipped, desperately trained, badly armed and fitfully fed Irish countrymen turned soldier, often defeated troops ten times their number. The title of the story is “No ...
... the Church of the Snere4l wart, 31ullinabreens. ----------------- Sympathy is also extended to the relatives of the late Mrs. John Martin Thompson. Claragh. whose iea;..2 took place reeentiy at the lame of her soh-in-law, Mr. George pre -Bereaved by her ...
... produce high-class hunters, were awarded mares owned by John „ . ' Dolan, Farrenmorgan; Paul Kilcul- Lock and Hen, any pure breedlen. Carrownrush; Patrick O'Brien J.' J p - Hlggins. Portland. Eas (John), Carrowmacbrine. and Patk y; ** rs Sweeney, do. Kinhart ...
... guard around th e fire, and some of the water hit the child's arms and fare. Witness then descrihed how she pulled off the child's smitten cardigan and then ran with the child in her arms to her mother-in-law's house at hi. Ross Road. They got a car and ...
... admitted to his deliberations with Dermod. The _prisoner was Robert Fitzstapben. He had once been governor of she Castle of Cardigan, and Constable of all 'South Wales, but was betrayed by the treachery of his men into the hands of Griffin and in whose dun-I ...