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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... lead with a mignifident sideline kick from which he sent the ball over the bar. A great goal width was punched to the net by John ileeiptn put the homesters into the lead, but a few minutes later Pat Dunn* equalised for Oram when he sent over the bar from ...

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... 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 ...

... was leaving the dance at -12.30 a.m. a strange fellow caught slaughterhouse in Carrick hod been TECHNICAL ADVANCES her by the arm and said You following branch officers visited teregularlyregularlyby the County The past few decades have Veterinary Inspector ...

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