... Connolly Pk.; Mrs. James Dwan, Grattan Place; Margaret Ryan, Ard Fatima; Master John Gleason, St. Patrick's Tce.; Mr. James Pheflan. Bridge St.; Mrs. Ryan. St. Bernadette's Tce.; Miss C. Moloney, Ballymac; Mrs. Meaney, 22 Arms St.; Mrs. E. Savage. Queen St ...

... will find the cardigan. jumpers. skirts. nylons, blouses. gloves, etc. hews N.ikt at moderate prices. * * * O'BRIEN'S: Those thinking of re-decorating the home or sitting room for Christmas need go no further than this neat shop in Grattan Street. Large ...

... Sunday night. Winners were Mr. Eugene Carew, Cashel; Mrs. John Hunt, Murgasty; Mr. John Corbett, O'Connel Road; Mr. John Hennessy, Dundrum; Mr. Michael Martin, St. Patrick's Avenue( and Mr. John . Ryan, _Street. The first real touch of Winter was felt ...

... assaulted eomplant, by beating her on the back with her hand, pincing her arm and tearing her cardigan The case was dismissed. !Street. Said D.J. Conunented Justice Skinner—lt the cardigan was torn I have no doubt but it, would be brought in here as an exhibit ...

... between Jan. 29 and Feb. 27 last. Mr. Grattan-Esmonde. 8.L.. for the State. said the State alleged Murphy stole the sleepers from a I place called Deegan's Culvert, near Templemore, when, with another man named John Doyle. he loaded them on a lorry and ...

... the Ormonde Hall. There's no doubt that the people of the town and from other parts have welcomed back pantomime with open arms' and the attendances have constituted a record. And deservedly so. Per this show has been acclaimed as one of the Society's ...

... Ireland Dan Brennan had seen Mighty Chancel% a fawn 04- pounder by Prince ex Miss Chaucer. April. 113. owned by Mr. Tom Maher, Grattan Place. CionmeL run away with a 310 Yards sprint at Waterford in 1710 He recalled.this performance when the HO mime from Holland ...