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... Cull's (0-4 MR. E. DOYLE. GRATTAN ST. MR F. DOYLE, GRATTAN ST. The team: Pat Grace (goal): Din TAGHMON. GOREY. Kearns (Ferns), Mick Fortune (d0,),1 Th a d eat h o f Mr• James K e h o p. The death of Mr. Edward occntted at hi s Grattan Street. Gorey, oceurVa ...
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... are MISSCA Bridie and Mollie Rowe. who have been employed in Toronto. Canada. Fractured Arm—M. Martin Hanton. Milltown, Ballycullane, sustained a badly fractured arm when he fell from a horse's cart on the farm of Mr. Thoma,s Kelly, Battlestown. He was ...
... were: Messrs. in the Show Grounds. Tramore Philip and John Kehoe (brothers), were visitors, and, after a very evenl Messrs. James and Michael Kehoe. game, won by 22 runs. D. Arm- Peter, James, John and Martin strong with 25 runs was top Ennis- Hanlon (nephews) ...
... Crean family, Ballybawn: Wa.sh family, New Roes; and Byrne tamlIY, Templeudigen (cousins). R.I.P. MR. JOHN CARTI K . R ILLANNE. ATHOUFF. The death of Mr. John Carty, Rathduff, Killanne, occurred at his residence on Sunday. Aged $2 years, he was a member of ...
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... 36. From MEN'S INTERLOCK VESTS AND TRUNKS D.B. BOYS' SUITS STRIPED FEATHER PRLOWIIsj t5/6 SHY ANKLE SOCKS: AssaL CHENILLE CARDIGANS AND LUMBER and gate peke Fee pate AND 2/9 E.& Cheat Valie foe Scheel Weer SOLID POLISHED BED JACKETS, 16 x 20: Pink. Lemon ...
... Doyle, Joey O'Brien. Mick Doyle, John Redmond. Aldan Kerrigan, Seamus Finn, John Maher. Non Bernie* Pat Kinsella, Michael Kenny, Liam Furlong- Oliver Doyle (goal): John Sludde, Matt Studds, Brendan Murphy, Seamus Pender, John uir Deny Parker . Jim t en, Mo ...
... Walsh, P. Morully. I. llreao, M. Connolly, J. Ryas. P. Curran and'?. Brien. Comral John O'Lury. Lower JohnWexford, Wined the Cadet Come to train tor a com. mission. Mr. John, McDonald, Saintown, won the step-4inch* section at the Oireachtas held In Waterford ...
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... diem were very hen Ott Irish Pale' is Ireland. The Rebellion had Itee•--1. Seamus konell, out ootwoool d. Pears* Street: John Abbott. do.: and 3 . NOTICE TO ALL OUR . had been pawed. as 2, . the puts it broken Seamus Fiona 3. Richard kbutity. Chutes ...