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... Emyvale's back. Others who shone for the winners were Hugh Hughes, Pat Rafferty. John Mc.d Atziteney , Owenie and John Treanor Sean Quigley, Raphael McKenna, Cathal Murray and John 01Deese. Their scores came from H. Mc,Aree (0-7). J. Quigley (1-1), H. Hughes ...
... Grounds on Tuesday night last when Grattan Street net Wine Street and John Street met St. ('olumba's 'A'. In the first tame. Wine Street seemed to have the game %cry much in hand at half time but an undaunted Grattan Street side fought back strongly to ...
... week and the draws arc as follow,: - Tuesday. 1 Ith.. O'Connel: Street c. John Street at 7.10 p.m. and Wine Street a. St. Columba\ •'B at 8.10 Thursday. 15th.. R.ser,ide v. Grattan Street at 7.W p.m. Mautdterabo% %. %% ine Street at 8.10 p.m. All players ...
... Owen Jordan. M. O'Callaghan. Co. Louth, Arthur McDonald. John Hanratty. Patrick Finegan, Peter J. Carahet, Owen Caraher, Peter Early, M. Mc ;Conville. P. Cherry, F. Cherry, Co. !Armagh; John Kerlin, T. Smyth. Co. Derry; N. McGor.an, P. M..- Loughlin ...
... 62, Ballygall Road, Fingtas. 'fillers or Orson Cloosort AMIN,— Mr. John Olvney, Clutlin, Mountnugent. lily' Heaviest Apples—Hr. John Wood, NewcasUe. Ceo - kin - i - Apples -1 -Mr. John Givney Three Seating+, of Honey—Mr. Brian O'Neill, The Sycamores. POULTRY ...
... gossamer thread, the Faughs must now be better armed for thq demands which fast and eager opponents will make on them next Sunday. Such was the storming finish put in by the champions to wrench victory from the Grattans in the end, that they are due another thought ...
... appeared. was granted rustice Barry at Sligo Court. an ad-Interim transfer of a publican's licence, in respect of premises at Grattan St.. Sligo. from the name of Alphonsus Lambe to his own name. SILVER SLIPPER ROOM STRANDH ILL Friday. November 121! ..7.I ...
... Court on Tuesday. Plaintiff in the tried to find out, the answer would probably be less ,:„.. . case was Sheila Kiernan, 14 Grattan Park, Greystones, than half, - ;1. . and she claimed that she slipped in attempting to Being thrifty, you don't like and throw ...
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... 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 ...
... West St. BEET PULP,‘ . rolled oats, rolled 18th December. Box barley, Clarendo, etc., always in 'Z',17,7.S aturday stock. John Keelaghan & Sons, Seed Merchants, 31 Georges Street, Drogheda. Phone 8410. CHRISTMAS TREES Once again we have purchased a ...
... 10 10 0 Anon. tper 1.F.k.) The Staff C.I.E. The Staff Messrs. Blackwood & Co.. Grattan St. and O'Connell St. 5 12 0 A. I. Jennings, 8.E., A.M.1.C.E.. Cornageeha 5 5 0 John Cunningham & Co. O'Connell St. Messrs. Harper Campbell & Co. Ltd. Mrs. Q'Donohoe ...