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... Newry youth's age saved him from gaol BAN PATRICK REILLY. of St. Clare's Avenue Newry, and Philip O'Keefe. High Street, were fined £7 and £5 respectively at Newry Court. on Wednesday, and bound over for 12 months charged with stealing a pair of Wellington ...
... NOT ENOUGH FIGHT FROM YOUTH TEAM BANBRIDGE Town Youth team had Lurgan United as visitors on Saturday, both teams haying had an up and down season so far. header went in at the post giving Lennon no chance. Youth team captain Scullion was having a great ...
... ll7utatlon cf the left kg. IHe was about to amputate the right leg when he died. He performed an operation and carried out massage to the heart and the boy desponded, but died a short time later. Mr. P. G. Ourran (Deputy Coroner for South Arrragh, co ...
... DIED FROM HEART FAILURE AVERDICT of death from heart failure was returned at the inquest in Stranorlar by Mr. B. J. McDermott. acting coroner, on a 72-year-old farmer named John McNulty, of Corgary, Ballybofey, who had been missing from his home for 'almost ...
... years of the Victorian era and the first few decades of the 20th century. G, K. Chesteron, his greatest friend, died in 1936, but Shaw. another close friend despite their d.is.similarity of outlook on the world lived on till 1951. Through two whole generations ...
... DAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1952 THE FIGHT TO SAVE GREENORE PORT W. WOODS.. Co.C., Car. lingford (chairman'. pre sided at a meeting in the Board. room of the Newry Town Hall of the committee formed some time ago to approach the Minister for Industry and Commerce ...
... to examine him. The Sovereign Pontiff died in an austre white-painted room on the second floor of a sprawling villa„ a mediaeval fortress which was turned into a summer residence for the Popes 330 years ago. He died in the old-fashioned brass bed which ...
... February a nationwide appeal was launched by the Round Table to try to find bone marrow donors who would register on the Anthony Nolan Appeal Registry. Anthony Nolan was a young boy who died of leukaemia. John was one of 140 prospective donors who came ...
... brainchild of Paula Chambers, owner of Bonkers. After a friend’s child died from cancer a year ago Paula thought it would be a good idea to try to raise funds for the Children’s Cancer Fund and perhaps save a child’s life in the future So far £312 has been ...
... to the board of directors to set up a Youth Committee. *“So far this has nottaken place. We would again ask the board of directors to consider this matter. We feel the time has come to try and involve a more youthful element in the running of our Credit ...
... Neill, who died on 6th February, 1979, and Lynn, who died on 22nd February, 1983. Always remembered by mum anddad,sister Grace and brothers Mark and Richard, Banbridge. SCAPPATICCI — Treasured memories of awonderful loving husband, Tony, who died 23rd February ...
... would be aware of t h e Council's concern. Awards to heroic Bessbrook youths HUMANE SOCIETY parchment certificates, awarded for the saving of life, were presented to two Bessbrook youths—James Mc- Camley, Charlemount Square, and John Mooney, Cloughree. Park ...