... in- to speak to the Trades Council on eluding factories . in Co. Monaghan the possibility of oil wealth in the Inniskeen Grattan G.F.C. Amami shortly. country. Re-Union in Rallymaseanlon After discussion it was agreed to After discussion is was agreed ...

... many should also be in the county panel, and defensive pillar Johnny Lennon. Balancing the lom of these key players, the Grattans recalled former stars Paddy Mulholland and Neil Mullen, and started as if they would steamroll the oposition, steaming ahead ...

... availing e ff ort to stay in the Chem Results : Dromin 4, QPR 0; Smear - John Mcenna,. helping out his sure neat . the end w i th county t h ere not th e Cup will be played at Grattan more 2, Wolves 2; Boro I, M. overworked defence, tailed to NOT tate Joe ...

... there-in vs would extend to. 1 purchasing a house. Mt. 'John Boylan . Main Street, ' Montague, Cloughvalley. Peter . Mr. Joe Callagher, cheirman of CartickmaCtoss, who Is a noted McCahe , Shercock. John ICen. Even when the torches were lit M c Cahey, /0 Many ...

... Brian Dooley. Paddy O'Rourke, Joe Carroll. Co. Board Delegates: Brendan Courtney. John Boyle. Paddy Meagan. Juvenile Champs. celebrate Medals galore at the Hope Arms. Castleblayney. on Friday night as 'Blayney's talented juvenile .footballers celebrated ...

... Marron, Cncrnasassnagh, Shantonagh ; John Doyle, Cloghvalley ; James Martin. Derrynascobie ; Magheracioone; Ellis Caw, Ulster B.nk, Carrick; Peter J. Conlon, Arciross Avenue, Carrick ; Henry Jackson, Tullyna.. skeagh; John J. Cunningham; Farney Street ; Patrick ...

... look id Another very consistent plays }boa. Brendan Kieran, John McConville doing a lot of good Celtic team 5-1 in Joe's Park Jervis Marron put the Louth a b eaten s id e but, as usual, was John Meegan, both at ful lone. Tom Dolan, bet work in midfield ...

... msurrousiding rural ~. ukre, me_ ereas were invited to compete is is nn•'Du ffy. Fh•a- de by h e n •a Paddy Galla g her N T John e were to blame die diainuni of the dab. h Winter League Div. B: Ready- a point behind, and have three k • B 1 for ? b e is ...

... ltfirliefl the lateeny of a •Coloar people discussed the mad at Aclare. Dun- - amens Villas. set, the property Of John Mc-, of re-starting the • heti John McDonnell. A group in Lisdoodan hat I Dough, cok's Demesne end meat in town. A 25 CS drel View, Monaghan ...

... Murphy. Hackett Cup: Carrick Eames who have got away to a good start, fact a stiff hurdle away to Inniskeen at Grattan Palk. The Grattan are not the power they were. but are visually difficult to master at home. Oram have a 3.30 date with the up and ...

... volume of- cuseed.,• The County Manager. Mr. Treanor called on the IDA to Replying to Mr A. Armstrong Leath. Monaghan; Mary Arm- co.A Cpolon Aged they were P. Wormed the Cowed set up an advance factory. and Mr Mooney . m e C.A . O. awns . o ontra i n. ...

... under constractio. at Deery Avenue. beside Grattan Park. HOUSEWIVES CELEBRATE Over fifty members of the Carrick HoUseivives Club attended tbe dub's tenth annual Christmas Party. 'which was 'held the Shirley Arms Hotel. The function was an outstanding social ...