... Matter of Price Co. Louth Macra Contests Termonfeckin and Haggardstown will meet in the Co. Louth Macra Speaking at the annual general 'Public Speaking and Question Time meek.ng u: the Association of MI it !finals. on Tuesday, January Seth, producers (Dub:in ...

... YEAR (1960), AND TO MARK THE OCCASION, A MONSTER ONE-MONTH SALE WILL BE HELD, STARTING TO-MORROW (Friday). The name of BRADY speaks for itself in Drogheda. In its 110 years, it has established a many thousands of pounds, but in spite of this the firm Is ...

... MILES PER DAY Broadly speaking,— the kitchen could he (trifled into three main section•; Wa ih-up Cooking Area and Storag? Area, and it was neceseory to have these three centres of otetiviti .a situated to the hest possible advantage if thr kitchen ...

... clergy and the Faithful of China. Towards the end of the month. Capt. E. Cassidy, President of Clones Chamber of Commerce, speaking at the annual meeting, said that a tile factory in the town had reached the stage when production was about to commence. ...

... CHAIRMAN'S TRIBUTES TO DECEASED GAELS Speaking at the adjourned Louthl C.A.A. Convention, in the De La Sails School„ Ards*, on Sunday, attended by 84 delegates, the Chairman, Mr. J. Mullen, referred to the I oos the Association sustained in the deighe ...

... thel 'Maw that bid a wealth of tor the litsradlite Mere. A.- hew weds of clam htmeat Ihsught, an! some courage and straight speaking at the Co. OenvenUon in January could wart =ro a med set the la Monf on t much more perfect Modem when the lessen opine in ...

... the All-Ireland Semi- Finals and Finals ,In view of the disparsity in the accommodation at front and rere (Feint) Own). Speaking on this latter motion, Mr. Roche said that whilst they were all proud of the new Hogan Stand, he contended that the view ...

... walls; at nght-angles: or in what was termed the U-shanc kiteljen. Ther latter was the mono silitah'e arrangement, generally speaking, from the point of view of work, as it. was possible to arrange that those who were obliged to travel through the ktiehen ...

... SKERRIES COLLEGE NEED FOR BALANCE IN EDUCATION STRESSED Rev. Bro. Patrick. P.S.C., M.A.. De la Salle College. Rathfarnham, speaking after the distribution of prizes in De la Salle College. Skerries, said that one function of education was to give young ...

... HOME TRAINING SPEAKING at a recent prize-giving function in his diocese. the Bishop of Limerick, Most Rev. Dr. Murphy, stressed the importance of training in the home. His Lordship stated that however important the training that children received in schools ...

... cannot peal Kenna, Ardee, and Mr. John both these motions for Congress. Reynoide, Drogheda. It would be advisable to send one. Speaking of Mr. McKenna, Mr. Motion 13 wait withdrawn. Mullen said that for many yearel Motion 20—That the practice of lie had been ...

... National Schools have re-opened after the Chriatams vacation : the Boys on Monday. and the Girls on Tuesday of this week. Speaking to one of the said boys, I gathered he would favour a revival of the old ladies first idea. Just thought I should ...