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... Marmalade-1, Mrs. MI. Byrne. Cards; 2. Mrs. E. M. McCutcheoe; 3. Mrs. W. Furlong, Rath: h.c. Miss 0, Shudall. Scurlogue. Blackberry lam-1. Mrs. A. Kent; 2. Mrs. J. Coffer, Newtown Soda bread (white)-1. Gertie Newport. Ballygullick; ...
... from the previous week's price. Sows fetched £4 10s. per cwt. live weight, a decrease of Ss. Blackberry Picking—Many people are engaged picking blackberries in the Kißody. Ballindaggin and Tem- Pleshambo area. The fruit is fetching 2s. 6d. per stone. ...
... two games to nil. In schoolboys' sin s. . Cey (Taghmon) beat J.S im pson Mil. tnannon) two games to nil. Menem Market.—The blackberry market opened in Taghmon on Monday there was a big supply. and about threequarters of a ton of fruit was purchased. Top ...
... brigades were hampered by lack of water, the nearest source of supply being a stream almost a mile away from the farm Blackberry Hethuu—Blackberry pickers in Thomastown are being paid 216 per stone, and school children particularly are earning good sums each ...
... top of a spruce tree near Clonroche. It is estimated that the tree is 150 feet hith. Blackberry Picking Many people in the Clonroche area are engaged picking blackberries. The price of 2s. 6d per stone is not as high as in other years, but there is a bumper ...
... containing 49 acres and 38 perches. to Mr. Patrick Quaid, Par * k. for £3OO. * Mr. R. James. Tomona. picked a quantity of blackberries on the ,lands of Mr. Blacker at Woodbrook. Two hundred people attended the annual fancy dress and carnival dance held in ...
... wan day along with the rest ov thim, huntin' convaynlent to Tara ov the Kings. an' game was very scarce intirely, like blackberries a' Christmas; an' all they had betune thim was wan miserable fladh (Pawn) ov a deer, that ...
... 3, Mrs. Nan Furlong; 2, Mrs. Sweetman, Cards. Marmalade-1. 2 & 3, Mrs. Nan Furlong; h.c., Miss Olive Shudall, Scurlogue. Blackberry Jam-1, Miss I. Martin, Ballymagyr. COOKERY Soda Bread (White)-1, Mrs. A. O'Leary; 2, Mrs. M. Furlong; 3 and h.c., Mrs. Nan ...
... Does the Church Allow Mixed Marriages, was read by Mis K. Doran. Ballybanogue. Rev. W. G. Flood, C.C. presided. Blackberries—The blackberry pick era are busy in the district reaping a lucrative harvest. Prices are good and the fruit crop is above average ...
... Dillon, stationed at Rosslare Harbour, has been transferred to Taghmon and wil! take up duty at the week-end. Blackberry Season—Buying of blackberries began on Tuesday, at 3/- per stone. but so far the crop is poor. The Fair—The fair in Taghmon was very poorly ...
... be heard in many fields working long hours. Yields are good and the corn is a excellent quality. Blackberries—Many schoolchildren are engaged blackberry picking in the area. The price being paid is 2 / 6 d._ per stone. Fell From Scooter—Mr. Laurence eCzilan ...
... O'Leary, Carnagh, 1Ballinaboola; 3, Mrs. N. Furlong. Raspberry Jam—l, Mary Hinton; .2, Mrs. N. Furlong; 3, Mra. J. Rowe. Blackberry Jam-1. Mrs. W. Kelly, Littlegralgue. Fethard. Apple Jelly-1, Mary B. Sutton; 2, Mrs. N. Furlong; 3. Mrs. P. Walshe. Ourtins ...