... leading brands. Sizes 36 to 40. From Oddments in Men's Shirts, Ben Sherman, Peter England & John Langford Brands. Clearing at Each Gent's Mod Sleeveless Cardigans. Usual Price £4.95. Now Only Each £1.75. STAR BARGAIN * Gent's Car Coats. Usual Price £11 ...

... Morgan, Annahale; £25 each, John Smith, Monaghan; Joe Mc- Grath, Annadrummond; Paddy McMahon, Lurganmore; ElO each. Matt Jackson, Navan; Joe McGuinness, Oram; Paddy Dowling. Blayney; Billy Hanna, Oram; Barry Quinn. Lisdonny; Grattan Laverty, Tullycoora; Maureen ...

... McHugh. C.C.. Grange; Michael Gilmartin. Grattan St.: Purse Gaynor. Wolfe Tone St.: Staff. Howley & Arm. strong: Anon, per J-D.: Anon. per C.J. C. Mrs. Cullen, Castle St. (f 4): Office Staff FD ff 3.51)); John Martin. Quay St. (£3); P. MoGow•an if 3): ...

... Town Hall. Second Prize £lO Antoinette. Michael, John and Brian. 42 Cartron Estate. Third Prize fie Going to the Brandy Glass, c,'o 6 St. John' , Terrace. Fourth Prize fill Bid( Catc/o O'Brien's, Grattan street. Thirty Residual Prizes of f 2 each: Fifteen ...

... Residual Prims 11 eaeil—M r ; Ed.. c/o Sligo Arms; Vi e t Loftus, 30 St. Joseph . ; Pamela, 12 Benbulben Dora Fowler, c/o Brool.- Hanley: Paddy McKenna. Ic Bingo; T. McGuinn, i n An John Snee: Frank Grattan St.: J. Fowley. co ( : Mark Dervin, 27 Carroll ...

... proprietors of Addam, Men's Fashion wear, Grattan St., Sligo, have drastically reduced prices for their first sale, which commences to-day, and will continue until next Saturday fortnight. tensiveiy renovated Grattan S. premises. and the sthop is now one ...

... councils and (Arm beiiift. A spoktelhAn for the Civic ANNociatitilt Mkt they intend to investkpitt the ffilttltt further the tint for change and it 'lnge for the better. TM @f Oreystonettt *sneak!, ikint from MS appesrp.Att OA vow ger** a he Grattan iA • .4 ...

... let Anthony McTernan (Baby t. Powerscourt Arms Enniskerry. 60317 M. Harold Mr. J. Quinn. 9. Grattan Park. Gretsiones. 754796 P. Haden Mrs. M. Hughes. 23. Sant waltrirn. Brat. 110062 P. Monrehntly John Timmons. Shop, Parkmore. Monetstotin. 91797 ...

... aid of CMldree's Party 1 , 4 prise— Mr. Johnny Nolan. Ballard. Shillelagh; 2nd prize—Mr. Per.r Walker. gallyconnell: 3rd —Mr. John Kavanagh. 20 Templ. , °wen. Tullow; 4th Miss Angela Kavanagh. 20 Mapleowen. To p 11157-12; ST. PATRICK SCHOOL DRAW: BRAY. I ...

... Edward Carson, head of the Unionist movement, and the Nationalist leader. John Redmond. He has vivid recollections of the Covenant signing, the U.V.F.. the Larne landing of arms and trouble with the British Army officers at the Curragh. Sc:ne ti:.. !ater ...

... Club. This was Why two members of the Grattan Vices are ya , ry w - ei THERE be a collection e jo r i l l ti n ted M in arkli to t a h m ;:c outside the gritdrctses;-on Sugday The winnow of the two £2O a sks arm end:- in aid of the Irish Epilepsy Prises ...

... Muintir na Tire officers elected The outgoing Chairman, Mr. John McCormack (Terrerath), presided at the annual general meeting of Co. Wexford Federation of Muintir na Tire in the Portsmouth Arms Hotel, Enniscorthy, on Tuesday night. All area councils were ...