... BLACKBERRIES 1 :4 - 4 EN imp S ire SERVICE RED CARPET FOR HIRE WEDDING & BRIDESMAID FROCKS FOR HIRE. Phone (053) 22706 or 22299. ...

... AGENTS RFOUIRED TO PURCHASE BLACKBERRIES Good commission. THOMAS O'LEARY John Street. Wexford Phan: (0531 22940. ...

... AGENTS REQUIRED TO PURCHASE BLACKBERRIES Good oommlssion. THOMAS O'LEARY SS John Street Wexford. Phonic (053) 22640. Concrete Yards Silage Layouts Milking Parlours Cattle Crushes Wrought Ironwork Other Palm Wachs carded out. Contact DAVE POWER Camblln ...

... O'Connor acting on behalf of the Parochial Trustees for i 1,020 Tile ner owner is Mr. Michael O'Netil, Skahanrane, Borris. On blackberry picking (With apologies to John Betjeman) Prickly brambly briars Rambling in confused lasers Splintered slivers shoyer(Minute ...

... judgment on them. May and over to wheat was there? What is lune were so arctic that even the actual barley prospect? Who blackberries were stunted. One is sowing beet, and how much? hears all sorts of experiences from Most interesting of all who is not ...

... bronchial bringnut trees splashed all with red and yellow warmed countryside, while the hedges and took the berry hismet with blackberries, red elderterries and orange haws. NO HOUSES tiru;rtit Sut•dav the fol show cA matinee. And at night, if you walked v g ...

... audience to be interviewed by TV. personality, Mike. Murphy. Mrs. Ryan cooked a chicken casserole in red wine and a fresh blackberry, flan and cream. After th'.! contest she said she was absolutelydelighted with the result. Corporation's sympathy As a mark ...

... international night. there will be a speaker from another country. The competition for that night will be for the best pot of blackberry tam or jelly. Bray group were homees fug the evening. • The people of Gorey Pre, were congratularPd •:•7 excellent a ...

... rotten. It would be foolish, however, to base a judgment on them. May and BRIGHTER PROSPECT lune were so arctic that even blackberries were stunted. One The prospect for grain growing hears all sorts of experiences from which looked sq dim in October 1972 ...

... Kilmore Quay we•e 1, Mrs. L. Jefteries, Neamstown. Kilmore Quay: 2. Mr. Jas McGee, do.; 3. Miss Sheila Keating. Bridgetown. Blackberries sold at 3s. per stone in the Ballymurn district. A pigeon owned by Mr. James O'Connor, Wolfe Tone Vih;as, Wexford, was ...

... J. Haves and T. Porter. P. Cousins and M. Marley acted as umpires, WANTED UNLIMITED SUPPLIES OF CLEAN, FRESHLY PICKED BLACKBERRIES. Will Collect as usual Daily Rounds. Also at 00 BUYING COMMEN( I MONDAY, 27th AUGL ST. ...

... feels she may be getting too much from the Department of Social Welfare. When that happens, dear lady, there will be white blackberries. She wrote: My husband has been on the Retirement Pension for some time now. Recently our daughter reached the age of ...