... 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 ...

... Picking Up Money Young boys in Cionmel are making easy pocket money those days by picking blackberries. The fruit is bought by Mr. Stephen Prendergast. Parnell Street. Conmel who exports them to England through Waterford Port ...

... THE BERRIES Blackberries are in good demand by local fruit exporters and hundreds of men, women and children are engaged in the remunerative employment of picking the berries. which are fetching upward.; of 3/- a stone. ...

... OToole asked about the undertaking which had been given at the estimates meeting this year to carry out improvements at Blackberry Lane, Delgany He also asked to h•ve some. improvement made on the footpath at Jameson 's Corner, Kilmacanogue. in order ...

... BLACKBERRIES Having received further contracts for 'Berrie: , I L' , 1.1, appointed the undermentioned Agents to purchase :sail.- tot b. MR. JOHN M. KELLY, Spirit Merchant. Togher. MR. J. WAITERS, Spirit Merchant, Colton. MISS M. CONNELL, Grocer. Sally ...

... Joint hou, secretaries. it was also decided to organise a tournament among the local, members. BLACKBERRIES 3/6d. per stone is being paid locally for blackberries. BAZAAR An indoor bazaar will be held in the Woollen Mill Social Hall in aid ...

... and died later In hair:fol. Murnane, aged 9. who was said to be an aunt of deceased gir'w said that they had been picking blackberrie• when she heard a car approach. She shouted to Marie to stay where she was, but Marie ran acroirl, the road towards wir ...

... Raspberry lam--1, Mrs. D. Col,ton: 2. Mrs. T. Thompson. Damson lam I, Miss T. Deering. 'Milltown: 2. Mrs. M. Keogh. Boberlboy. Blackberry and Apple Jam -- 1,1 Miss B. Thompson. Gilhinsiown: 2. Miss T. Deering. Dunlavin. Plum Jam-- 1. Miss R. Rosario ' Hickey ...

... 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 ...

... land that many of the ground rents:coole; New Cottages Road. Kilcoole lin this country were payable to' Village: Stylebawn-Blackberry Lane- . people in Britain and elsewhere and Delgany; Kilmacanogue-Quill. contributing nothing worth while to For essential ...

... 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 ...

... rood. of nod kftwa as elnwn going to Dublin with a load' Main Street. Arklow, on 25th i March: failing to produce Li s in- Blackberry Lone. Downy. wa lof fowl. He made arrangements sld• cote ered. with : a neighbour to collect it. but'out a new licence the ...