... appeared to him to be voices of half-drunken men in the house. There was a local football club in the vicinity °tithe houses when he went to the house with the warrant be found two drunken men sitting on the aids of the road, about 20 yards from the house, ...

... Doyle sad Mrs WCullough. Works of 0 4 6 Oinseral Drawing—tickets sold 3 0 0 Prism—Miss Verdou, cigar case sad unique cup sad saucer. Mercy (basset, cushion. Mn moss , so il. liasa 0110 Lee, Junes' it, cm wise. Miss Purfleld, Oormeaston, Limerick lace ...

... respectively. The games should be good and followers of football would do well to witness these opening games. Wm. Denver, of the tramp class, was charged by 1). 1. Murnane with the larceny of cups and saucers, etc., t the shop of Mr. Thomas Rogers, Market Square ...

... SEVEN-A-Sl DRaid. E FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT, a Game each week everting In School * VETERANS' FOOTBALL MATCH. * BONNY BABY COMPETITION, SUNDAY, July Ist, at 3 p.m. * TREASURE HUNT, etc., ate. * CARNIVAL QUEEN COMPETITION for a Silver Cup plus £2 21. in sash ...

... the Flying Saucers on their first appearance to v 2 o c.: Hal oug • ---, Fancy dress parade, baby PC.. 3.15, P. Russell: !Cells v. Athbor, beauty contest. carnival queen. waltz M P.C.. 4.30, D. Gorman. Ballivor— competition and football are but a Ballivor ...

... CARNIVAL CONTINUOUS TO Ist JULY FEATURES: * CHILDREN 'S FANCY DRESS PARADE, SUNDAY, Jima tath, at 7.30 p.m. * SEVEN-A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT, a Cams each watt awning in School MM. * SONNY BAST COMPETITION, SUNDAY, July Ist, at 3 p.m. * TREASURE HUNT, ...

... loving memory of my dear, mother. BICYCLES, Sewing Machines. Bed- MEEHAN LTD., Dundalk. 5 :ettee. Prams. Play-pens, Cots, Mantle FOR SALE. Slane, two lambs; information te- 'rinses comments on Irish people and Brigid Flanagan, who departed this Clocks. ...

... the land drainage pipes which form the major = file output of the factory at teeth, the Arklow _CO ncern specialises In cups, saucers another delph more commonly used indoors. Ir truthfully be said that both concerns are providing for Irish men and women ...

... far their ball. As I said, the game has the ingredients of being a thriller. Both teams play the same brand of attractive football and it is generally felt in football circles that if there is a team to beat Galway at the present time it is Dublin. By virtue ...

... Byrne; 2nd, P. in a cup and saucer, 12. Growers: 3 i Meegan and M. Gibney. I Border Carnations. Three-Legged Race - Ist, C. Gibney and T. McMahon; 2nd, E. Lawlor and P. Byrne. Egg and Spoon Race-Ist, C. Gibney: 2nd, P. Durnim. Football-Stars of the Sea ...

... catch hold of him, said Borza. He also started to throw cups and saucers on the floor. Witness pushed Jones, Jnr., back, and the men ran out. The young one came back and broke another few saucers. He took up a bottle of vinegar and tried to break it but ...

... Jan Templemore. Daly. Sayan. I The new Garda is the second Floral Arrangement In CUP son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Saucer Kathryn Reynolds, Halpin, and has played football Skerries. with Drumconrath G.P.C. He Miniature Arrangement : Kay has b een ass ...