... MULLIGAN. CARUERITOWN The much regretted death took place at Our Lady's Hospital, Navan. on Wednesday of last week of Mr. John Carberstown, Trim. Aged 81 and a native of Bilcock. the late Mr. Mulligan was a well known and popular timber merchant and ...

... (1959) -- Monaghan Harps (home. v Ballybay; Threemilehouse (home) v. Clones; Clontibret home. v. Naomh Padruig: Inniskeen Grattans (home) v. 'Blayney Faughs The Clontibret - Naomh Padruig fixture Is a provincial one and is unlikely to materialise as the ...

... Rev. Andrew O'Donnell. Kilsallagh, tin 27th May. in the Entertainment, Centre. Arklow. This event has always Co. Dublin: Rev. John Joyce, Headford. Co. Galway; Rev. Berbera looked forward to in the district.lnard Bohan, Kilbegrn. i. Co. Wmtand has always ...

... never let rip. whee .oddly a 'lough. are not to be ear again carry the day. Grattan . how. Bri v St. Annex. 10th May (ref.. gear and it was only question of M. McCaughey . John Niorie and marked for blame of this defer' ever have along line of conquests ...

... Tallow: 2. Mr. P. J. Kirwan Gahan. &Orin. House, Tullow; 2, Mona P. O'Leary. Moatalicia. Ben-EMI. Osbwrne: 2 . W. John O'Neill:;Mr. John Hughes. Rathshanmore, ( the midwifery vacancy Attains.' 1. Mr. lames Gallen, Paulville HMV. Mrs. S. TWO , . Ballyhackett ...

... Marrow Stem ( Soda Bread 'griddle)-1 and 2, -1 Mrs. Rots McMahon. gases- D. J. Kearney, old and upwards ieonflned to Co. Kale-1. John Merrin: 2. David Mrs. M. Armstrong, Cortaidet. Alt. lord InnLateen, Dundalk. On Sunday next at Oreenore •1•,. Monaghan , -li ...

... next •:.1 In fact all garles Hurling League, was granted per- back in official competition, and the tourney ties showed the Grattans h e - I a prim) Men fu lhall fa at who I';', ChalrMan• Mr- F. O. Patter's/se 7reate.: being virtually National League mission ...

... Connolly Pk.; Mrs. James Dwan, Grattan Place; Margaret Ryan, Ard Fatima; Master John Gleason, St. Patrick's Tce.; Mr. James Pheflan. Bridge St.; Mrs. Ryan. St. Bernadette's Tce.; Miss C. Moloney, Ballymac; Mrs. Meaney, 22 Arms St.; Mrs. E. Savage. Queen St ...

... 2/11 and Crew Neck. By Duhallow, Siltona HIGHLAND, LUXURY and WOOL- and Luxury, from 23/- to 59/1 1 CRAFT TWINSETS, CARDIGANS AND DOUBLE KNIT JACKETS GLOVES, Kid, Leather or Handknit N g ill From - to 99/11 Wool, from TERYLENE, ANGORA and WOOL LARGE ...

... will find the cardigan. jumpers. skirts. nylons, blouses. gloves, etc. hews N.ikt at moderate prices. * * * O'BRIEN'S: Those thinking of re-decorating the home or sitting room for Christmas need go no further than this neat shop in Grattan Street. Large ...

... the Ormonde Hall. There's no doubt that the people of the town and from other parts have welcomed back pantomime with open arms' and the attendances have constituted a record. And deservedly so. Per this show has been acclaimed as one of the Society's ...

... Irish branch of ifte European Youth Movement, presided. Proposer of the motion. 'That Ireiand should join N.A.T.0. was Mr. John Grattan Esmonie. ILL. and seconder was Mr. H. M. Fitzpatrick, Groystones. Opposing the motion as proposer of rhe nepative, was ...