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... to two places. with Great Britain. Belgium. France, Poland and i New Zealand n the hat and, already. British officials are speaking of the possibility of a play-off being ordered between themselves and Belgium for the last place. In circumstances such as ...

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... Paris. grit give a warning and no manor who he is, it I see him at it again, he's off, said Mr. 'No nonsense' Wdaby. I don't speak very much French but sign language is universal and I'd use it Not Si I would at home to indicate what I mean. Despite little ...

... Modest THE boys M . the Clubsound really ARE ' modest. Speaking to one of them last night, it was hard to make him admit snore than. Ms, they are brilliant and yes, crowds lave them • wherever they AV. In fast there is more to the story than tbaL Premed ...

... already backed this up by signing Chimney Corner defender Jeff Blair end Linlield striker Paul Malone. Campbell. a reali,t who speaks his mind with a refreshing candour. believes that Glenavon can become a tronhy-winning side. He asks the fans to help in the ...

... (Belfast) v St. Patrick's (Derry) and the winners of these will clash In the other semi-final in Belfast or Londonderry. Speaking about the competition the organiser Mr.' Rodney_ McCoy Murmur, said: The Telegraph Cup competition is an exercise •in community ...

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... 500 to send an Irish team to the world championships in Bulgaria later this year. Since the Federation has little money to speak of. the task is certainly an important one. It would seem that the Federation is complaining that the Ulster Provincial council ...

... been. Jim, - who's an ex- College Boy, is a fan of the mighty Hendrix. His TV snot is surely a must for the diary. Van back Speaking of Van Morrison I'm told he's returning to the UK at the end of May. Apparently he's staying around for five months or so ...

... Crockard, while Seawright was fourth. . . -- on -- a — ggr — eg,ate placing then. Garrett was a winner all the way it certainly speaks volumes for his future.. Final score Henderson Trophy (second leg) 1. Crockard; 2, Wilkinson; 3,' Garrett; 4, Seawright; 5 ...