... to assist in any nrojoct that would benefit the parish. Deceased was ;i great supporter of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and was also prominently associate! with the Fine Gael Party. To his widow, sou and daughter the deeje est sympathy extended. The ...

... forms of sport and athletics and incidentally Mr. Hasolden has very high opinion of the country of his adoption, and especially of Kildare. He likes to attend race meetings, coursing fixtures, and games, including Gaelic Athletic Association matches. CONTROL ...

... principles. From his early >outh he devoted all his spare time energies to advancing the aims and ideals of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and no single individual ...

... of all Gaels, to refer to the recent death of the late Mr. Michael Mooney. Hollywood. A staunch supporter of the Gaelic Athletic Association, he was former Chairman of the West Board, where his impartial decisions at all times earned for him the highest ...

... POULTRY INSTRUCTRESS RESIGNS TRIBUTES TO 1951 CHAMPIONS For tin* time in the long ami honourable history of the Gaelic Athletic Association a senior football championship has come to the town, ami to mark the occasion the victorious ••Reds” team were ...

... in favour of that. Milltowu is the only in the county that has lieen affiliates! every year the foundation the Gaelic Athletic Association. . , , It was decided tej include Milltown balli'tore water scheme In the monthly rejsirt the presgross of sewerage ...

... soul, and for that reason he took active p:.rt in )>ro|mgating our native and athletic*- For many years he was associated with the Countv Kildare Gaelic Athletic Association ami in particular with tlie Snrsfields G.F.C. Droichead Nua. who ...

... KILDARE TEAM FORMED IN DUDLIN The Kildatfe Men’® Association have succeeded in forming a Gaelic football team, comprised of Kildare men resident in Dublin. The team will known a® St. C’onleth’s. and will compete in the Dublin junior football competitions ...

... Phelan took a keen interest local affairs, and he has been associated with the Naas Athletic and Hurling Clubs and other Gaelic activities since his advent to Naas. Tlie local Branch of i the Gaelic League will also miss his enthusiasm and energy, and likewise ...

... county and in the Army; in his association with the Defence Forces served with the 3rd Battalion, the General Training Depot and the Cavalry Corps; with which lastunit was serving when he died. 1 feel that the whole story Gaelic games in the county one of ...

... In his younger days he was a fine athlete and Gaelic enthusiast, played in goat for the Naas Club, and was one the team who brought the first medals to Naas, about 1922. was also a keen gardener and was associated with the late Mr. Tyndall, county a ...

... Murphy and Corodt. J. J. O’Reilly are heavy blows the Association in general, but particularly to County Kildare where their interest and help though given inobtrusiveiy was a big asset to our Association. R.I.P. , i sb! iH''* m m The Late Llam.-Col. J. P ...