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... MULLIGAN. CARUERITOWN The much regretted death took place at Our Lady's Hospital, Navan. on Wednesday of last week of Mr. John Carberstown, Trim. Aged 81 and a native of Bilcock. the late Mr. Mulligan was a well known and popular timber merchant and ...
... (1959) -- Monaghan Harps (home. v Ballybay; Threemilehouse (home) v. Clones; Clontibret home. v. Naomh Padruig: Inniskeen Grattans (home) v. 'Blayney Faughs The Clontibret - Naomh Padruig fixture Is a provincial one and is unlikely to materialise as the ...
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... Marrow Stem ( Soda Bread 'griddle)-1 and 2, -1 Mrs. Rots McMahon. gases- D. J. Kearney, old and upwards ieonflned to Co. Kale-1. John Merrin: 2. David Mrs. M. Armstrong, Cortaidet. Alt. lord InnLateen, Dundalk. On Sunday next at Oreenore •1•,. Monaghan , -li ...
... 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 ...