... and when he went to his aid, he wits assaulted bs the four youths. They tried :o kick him anywhere they could—they tore his cardigan off him. Dodo Patterson said when the youths were told Garda Mulligan was a Guard. they replied they didn't care who he was ...

... Miss Sheila Penston, Hon. Secon the educational front. From retary of the Gorey Branch, in her their funds they purchased six armful) report said that the year tape recorders and one projector started for them on a sail note for distribution to the various ...

... present demand. must now step down to make way for Arms and The Man by George Bernard Shaw which opens on Tuesday. July 17. and runs each Tuesday and 'Muni day until August 2nd. The Country Bay, by John Murphy. has proved most popular „, ier d a nce were ...

... Curran said he saw Mrs. Walsh in the Barracks and she had marks on her left arm and on the side of her head. There was blood on the side of her head and very slight traces on her arm. Defendant said she was in the house for sin months before June when Mrs ...

... were Messrs. John Hand. Daniel Murphy, John Harney and Martin O'Brien. In a handball tournament in Oulart. 0. and J. Redmond. Cooladine. defeated J. Dempsey and L. Mythen. Appointed to the commission of the peace were: Chevalier W. H. Grattan Flood, Enniscorthy: ...

... Redmond, D.C.. presiding: and Messrs. Patrick Doyle. James Byrne, T.C.. John O'Connor. M. J. Redmond, and Thomas J Doran. Subscriptions to the fund were acknowledged from ''r. John O'Connor. Peppards C 4 'c (2c. 6d.); Mr. Michael Doyle, Islan '. Craanford ...

... Roche, Wexford; Mr. john Kirwan. do.; Mr. Aidan Roche, do.; Mrs. P. J. Roche, do.; Mrs. J. Roche. do.: Mr. R. Banville. do.; Misses C and Fennell, M. Hayes. Mrs. G. Fennell. Mr. J. Carthy, Mr. lames Sinnott and Master C. Stone. Messrs. John J. Kehoe and Sons ...

... place and underneath are the ever• oving arm. Always remernimped his wife end fondly. Masses offered. V ERDON (12th 8. 7th Anniversaries) In loving memory of my dear parents. Bridget and Edward verdon late o 4 56 John St.. S'igo. whose anniversaries occur ...

... Traders claim Corporation ignoring their plight TRADERS in Grattan Street, Sligo, are up in arms over what they describe as the dictorial attitude of Sligo Corporation regarding parking restrictions in the .area. Traders complain that because there ...

... Hanratty and Mrs. B. Smyth; 2nd. Mrs. B. Connolly; 3rd, Mrs. T. McCudden. ' The adjudicators were, Mr. Tim Lawlor and Mr. john O'Hanrahan. An enjoyable party followed and a variety of vocal items were Ten: derail. Music was provided by Messrs Gerry Finlay ...

... plasi at Famine. 1-Wolfe Tone Y.C. or Old Court UM. v Grattan Utd. (Greystonas). 2--Glencormac Utd. v Bt. Arithony'S. I .. ~. .ar7-,f-_ , T , Flnal-1 • 4 , . e •• ,1,-`'.: - U-11 SHIELD FINAL Grattan Utd. v Avon Glens. • U-I CUP-lst round . ll ' 4v Wolfe ...

... ,ii 411. 4 . W Mr. Petrick Fortune/ son of chiffon. The beet man was Mr. Mrs. Anastasia Fortune and the John Fortune, brother of the late Mr. John Fortune. Rallygarven. bridegroom. r - P. J. MATTHEWS & CO. LIMITED k. Cut That Winter Fuel Bill! INSTALL ...