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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... was centred in the Carraroe Stakes (16 dulfersl the final of which was contested bN Grattan Sound, the hot favourite. owned hr Mr. Liam Cleary. MUT- and Shgonsan. Mr, John Lang'. l.dgeware. The underdog from the start. Ed are produced a tremendouc performance ...
... In Memoriam GRATTAN—In affeclionate remembrance of our dear parents, mother called Home Bth February, 1951 and father Ist March, 1965. With the light of ressurection When our changed bodies glow, And we gain the full perfection Of the bliss begun below ...
... Ballsbridge. in which Corry was wounded in the arm. Grattan said he could as easily have killed him. Corry appears to have been easily provoked and he fought a number of duels. In the Life and Times of Grattan he is described as a brave man but a bad reasoner ...
... Theft after horseplay A 22-year-old unemployed Lurgan labourer, John Joseph' Patrick Avery, of 288 Lake Street, was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment at the local court yesterday when charged with theft and malicious damage. training school while ...
... both Fianna now bourne lad Bros. Ltd. , Russell Arms Hotel . • I gnatius, travelled out to New %imam the Sight-Reading Cup and Fail. who have decided to' retire tar eke = Miran. Leonard of Tr i and John Push-turn w aid ay tape. ins the area and the scribes ...
... and tea tea with Mr.and Mrs. Grattan, 2 When he was on his way he later took a knife and back from the toilet he stood stabbed Grattan with it aside to let M‘Neilly past. He ran out, went over the MNeilly swung his arm Bog Meadows and then told &round ...
... Strut._ ;Zan — Castle. wallas. COLERAINE LISNASKEA F. Daysler Ltd.. Maui Street Farrell, Dawson • Hulchmsen LURGAN %New Grattan. Windsor Arm , Wrll•arn Johneten. Son • C R. • D. Aiken, Ihrhstr Street. N. • T. Dellis. Mountsanclel Rood. Christie. Ltd., OP The ...
... 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 ...
... by J. Marshall. Y.F.O Stock Judging: John Clarke Cup Lylehill Y.F.C.. 713. Pony Breeding classes: W. Clark Cup—Miss C. Frazer,! Ballinderry. Pony Jumping classes:: Pepsi - Cola Cup Brendan Campbell. Banbridge. Grattan Cup Carilyn Dawson, Greyabbey. Craig ...
... initial effects of SET in sector* such as the construction industry and tourism which did not qualify for relief in Britain. was John Stanley Gilloway. of Shore Road. He said they were returning from a barbecue and travelling about 50 miles an hour when they ...