... Coburn (uncles): Mrs. J. Kieran. Mrs. B. Halpin. and Mrs. B. Coburn taunt.); Vincent Coburn Tom Halpin. John and Patrick Liscoe. Michael Magill, John Power and Colm Wilson (cousins); Jim Berry. Gerry Doyle and Jim Mc- 1 Geough (brothers-in-law); Mrs. J ...

... (1959) -- Monaghan Harps (home. v Ballybay; Threemilehouse (home) v. Clones; Clontibret home. v. Naomh Padruig: Inniskeen Grattans (home) v. 'Blayney Faughs The Clontibret - Naomh Padruig fixture Is a provincial one and is unlikely to materialise as the ...

... never let rip. whee .oddly a 'lough. are not to be ear again carry the day. Grattan . how. Bri v St. Annex. 10th May (ref.. gear and it was only question of M. McCaughey . John Niorie and marked for blame of this defer' ever have along line of conquests ...

... Marrow Stem ( Soda Bread 'griddle)-1 and 2, -1 Mrs. Rots McMahon. gases- D. J. Kearney, old and upwards ieonflned to Co. Kale-1. John Merrin: 2. David Mrs. M. Armstrong, Cortaidet. Alt. lord InnLateen, Dundalk. On Sunday next at Oreenore •1•,. Monaghan , -li ...

... next •:.1 In fact all garles Hurling League, was granted per- back in official competition, and the tourney ties showed the Grattans h e - I a prim) Men fu lhall fa at who I';', ChalrMan• Mr- F. O. Patter's/se 7reate.: being virtually National League mission ...

... Cup cn jun eAnl ior compriLlie n spe . • N. Craven, J. Marmion. T. piece., B. laadar Nimes of w ho sad Marmion. custodian. John Hagan. w • tbe DondalishUl—B. Lavery . a. my_ gap with distinction l amed et. V incent , to bv r w s G. Plannagan. A. Lawless ...

... RC Rev; Mons. ft Canon Finnegan, P.P., Doan of Meter; Rt. EM. Mons. Z. C. Cinbn Ward, P.P.; Clones; Very Rev. Conon, Mt- Grattan, PP., Ballymena; Very Rev. M. Canon Connelly, P.P.. Tydavnet; ,Very' Rev. P. Canon McOonnon, P.P., BallymackraY: Very Rev ...

... 4- liiiiiikiiall in a Duffy, B. One, atid P . thiarke (e ney (Era, !Antral Water .). Mr. by 0-15 to 0-2 in a one- game at Grattan Park. The organisin not the b t e r. a = °f each ) . or 'and E, Cassidy (Ernetex Ltd.), bat. or „ igtal a tencentrate eh egciting ...

... much In the news at the end of 1981 They should make the senior grade with ease for they have physique in abundance and are armed with more experience than most promott.d sides, but they will be severely tested by Drumhowan. Clontibret appear to be on the ...

... Emyvale's back. Others who shone for the winners were Hugh Hughes, Pat Rafferty. John Mc.d Atziteney , Owenie and John Treanor Sean Quigley, Raphael McKenna, Cathal Murray and John 01Deese. Their scores came from H. Mc,Aree (0-7). J. Quigley (1-1), H. Hughes ...

... Owen Jordan. M. O'Callaghan. Co. Louth, Arthur McDonald. John Hanratty. Patrick Finegan, Peter J. Carahet, Owen Caraher, Peter Early, M. Mc ;Conville. P. Cherry, F. Cherry, Co. !Armagh; John Kerlin, T. Smyth. Co. Derry; N. McGor.an, P. M..- Loughlin ...

... gossamer thread, the Faughs must now be better armed for thq demands which fast and eager opponents will make on them next Sunday. Such was the storming finish put in by the champions to wrench victory from the Grattans in the end, that they are due another thought ...