... dance was very enjoyable. There was a large attendance, amongst whom were many exiles home on annual holidays. Blackberry Market—The blackberry market opened in the area on Wednesday. Question Tire.—What are the hours of the Dog Watch? Who painted The Laughing ...

... of a bumper blackberry harvest in Taghmon district this season. Already children are gathering fine supplies for so early in the season. Owing to the partial failure of the apple and blackcurrant crops, it is expected that the blackberry . will be in ...

... occasion. She was a well-known maternity Jordan, C.C., Taghmon; Rev. M. Blackberry Market—The closing nurse for many years and an Byrne, C.C.. Crossabeg: Rev. Fr. of the blackberry market in the esteemed figure in the town and Dunphy, C.C.. Clonegal. and ...

... Springwood. Marmalade-1. Peggy Wallace, Carrig; 2, Miss Nan Furlong; 3, Mary B. Sutton, Boderan; h.c., Maureen Frawley. Carrig. Blackberry Jam-1, Miss Rita Carthy, Danescastle; 2. Miss Alice' Carthy; 3. Mrs. A. Furlong; h.c.,1 Mrs. M. McCarthy. ...

... weather is very favourable, and the' grain is of good quality. Blackberries—Numbers of women and children are employed in the Rathnure, Ballywilliam and St. Mullins areas in the picking of blackberries which are plentiful. The price paid at the different centres ...

... Illackbeerles--In Clonroche area pickers, young and old, are out from daylight till dark reaping the blackberry harvest. It is one of the best seasons for blackberries for many years. and pickrs are getting good returns at 2/6d. e per stone. Home on Holidays—John ...

... day in Coolstuff Cemetery, where the Rosary was recited and the graves blessed by Rev. P. Jordan, C.C. Taghmon. Blackberry Market—The blackberry market opened in Taghmon on Monday. Pickers are reaping a good harvest, as the berries are of food size and plentiful ...

... again and layer of fruit. love it and you can substitute different Decorate with whipped cream and Quit if you have no blackberries. rentaiiiag fruit. Fruit required: lb. Cream 4 or. butter or margarine with Ash dy Mind apples (sweetened); j Lb. 4 oz ...

... Mrs. J. Kirwan, Kilcarny and Mrs. James Murphy, Corragh. and Sister M. Carthage is sister of Mrs. Long, Bossard. Blackberries The blackberry market started in Bunclody this week and the little children are bringing in large quantities at 3/6 per stone. ...

... (representative of this paper on Thursday. morning RATHANGAN NOTES Blackberries.—School children at present on summer holidays can be seen in almost every held in the district picking blackberries. The fruit, which is fairly plentiful, is fetching 2s. 6d per ...

... which now grips the country people are being forced to draw water long distances for domestic and animal use. Blackberry Plcklag.—Blackberry nicking is in full swing throughout the Shelbourne area, and local people are taking full advantage of the good ...

... Kathleen Cleary said she lived with her husband and four children at Forest, Taghmon. On Monday, 24th August. she went to pick blackberries in Codd's field. She left a pair of sandals somewhere, and put on Wellingtons. They were brown sandals and she put them ...