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... WHOLE Haa the Department of Local given to each County Council but on other road users from time to ability as doyen o f f arm t ec hnical The people of North Monaghan Government received an application what was ignored by the Departtime. So remember ...

... c towards Ardee); two bullocks, John Conroy, He then made the remark quoted machine. do my best lo fulfil my duties. the travelling expenses of their this Tourist Company, for they are Sympathy Castelring, Louth (John McAllister, at the outset and ord ...

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... in years gone by bet somehow it has always managed to surmount and survive A town of its ate, however, needs a shot in the arm regularly in order to absorb the large numbers of people leaving school and entering the employment market every year. It seems ...

... Cup cn jun eAnl ior compriLlie n spe . • N. Craven, J. Marmion. T. piece., B. laadar Nimes of w ho sad Marmion. custodian. John Hagan. w • tbe DondalishUl—B. Lavery . a. my_ gap with distinction l amed et. V incent , to bv r w s G. Plannagan. A. Lawless ...

... McGahon's ns to over Carrick in the quarter-final. be defeating Monaghan Harps, favour to any persen. Louth next grade Winners, John Mitchels; runner-up, First round; Knockagh Wild bt. did qualifying games. crashed not one game could be termed as Strange P ...