... JIMMY FLOOD He had noted with pleasure that Proposing the toast of Clan na Clans had never sought to win a Gaels. Mr. Seamus Flood said the game in the Board room and when. club had started as a very small one considered it. it was ludicrous unit in 1916 ...

... SPOTLIGHT 'QEUILAS FLOOD is Dundalk's special gift to the young Gaelic footballers of County Louth. In a lifetinse's association with the , the work he has done In helping to organise and run Juvenile and minor football leagues has born fruit in many ...

... country, and that was one record which Louth could boast about. His long reign reflected his popularity and more important still —his efficiency. There was one thing dear to the Secretary's heart, and that was to see Louth bring home the Sam Maguire trophy ...

... field activities this week-end in the wake of the historic Papal visit, with the spotlight very much on St. Mochtas Grounds, Louth, where the Activities Committee has planned a highly attractive three-tier billing, including two championship finals. Also ...

... course there and the week a group from previous Ti pperary availed of the facilities at An Grianan. Pioneers table quiz • SOUTH Louth Regional Pioneer Association are holding a table quiz in the Parochial Hall, Dunleer, on Thursday October 19 at 8.30 p.m. Teams ...

... ives from many counties and from all the clubs in Louth. Th.r coffin wa s carried from the church by Messrs. M McKeon. E. and S. Boyle and J. Beirne, all ex- Louth footballers; while Messrs. S. Flood T, Burke, J. Mullen . J. J. Matthews. J. Jordan. J ...

... Reaghstown, Ardee (Mr. Kteron), tax, 110/-. James Loughran, Tullygee, Louth (Mr. Kieran) ' lights, 20/-. Laurence Reilly (Mr. Kieran), Louth Hall, Tallanstown, lights , 20/-. James Nugent, Louth Village, obstruction, 10/- (this case was 'given a second hearing ...

... handball gained a very strong grill in the ar ea an d practically pushed football into the background, and it was not until the 1920's that the game came into Its own again. Kilcurry and Lodge Rovers entered teams in the second Division Championship but odes ...

... club in ifffig and evils in '24. He also Milppercd Louth for a number of seasons. Seamus Flood, Lenster Council delegate, was the Clan's goalkeeper in that successful championship run. In the 1920's also, the deceased captained the then famous Dec United ...

... 'Allen's School' were spent 13 years in London, sil was well received by all sticks in his mind was the Chairman of the Louth School of the 1920's was enough to get him by in where he prides himself present. Ile is the only time when a class was County GAA Board ...

... Brides at Louth (14 tO 1-5) • • the S.F.C, for the past two at the end of November. • • years will bt trying tor a three- But then the fifties-0f the - In-a-rovi'effort in 1975,./e very gloom ! As stated,. with •tbe • A ro t o o- ba• Louth football. Co ...

... WWI surprifted to get the suntans. Justice Kenny found the case proved and adjourned it for two months. Cinema F. Dunker ? Louth Co. Manager has granted approval in principle to Mr. C. P. Walsh for the development of a site at Dunleer for the purpose of ...