... ; MEATH is beautiful on a fine May day. I had the pleasure MU-114 the weez-end of revisiting mat county mean the inner parts, in an= I once spent live very nappy years. There are various single 01 scenic beauty. There art the wooden halls of Wicklow, the ...

... profit during the season. The Fels, with a collection of almost MO, had also shown a profit of nearly MO. keep the national language ann culture alive in the district. Entry fees showed a good increase on last year's total, while receipts at the Drill Hall ...

... now that he lives in Drogheda he has chosen Duleek Gate in the Co. Meath side of the town for his residence . . . which may, or may not, prove something! APPROXIMATELY thirteen hundred people travelled from Drogheda by bus on the two days of Fairyhouse ...

... Mary. Nellie and Annie Raftery (sisters): Messrs. Michael Kilby. James and Joseph Costello (brothers-tn-law); May and Prank Kilby. John Joe. May and Kathleen Curley (nieces and (nephews) : Rev. L. Duffy. 0.M.1. (cousin).—R.l.P. MISS IL HALPIN, NAVAN Miss ...

... to stage a regatta at an, considering the difficult phase through which the club has passed. There was quite a murmur when the event was not held in either 1950 or 1951 (1 forget which) but still a measure of the support accorded it last year may be gauged ...

... When told about him, zoo officials messaged back, Keep him alive we want all the white rata we can get. If you have any rude comments to .make as to where they should start looking, nearer home, keep them to yourself. AT a recent Corporation meeting ...

... of the art, and If the advance interest is maintained the club should not suffer from any lack of membership. DRAMA: *eaUparc Drama Claes nave been obtain to postpone their visit to Roman from Sunday last to the coming Sunday, when local PM,- may enjoy ...

... welcome bad been presented to him. Well done, Ardee l PROCESSION: There was • magnificent turn-out on Sunday for the annual May procession which coincided with the closing of the Men's Retreat. The procession took place from St. Mary's Church to St. Joseph's ...

... bad always been among the staunchest supporters of the League, and, on occasion, had been responsible for keeping the sport of table tennis alive in the town. Fortunately, at the present time. no such aorta was needed from any one club for they were in ...

... r in the 1954 Feis Ceoil. Keeping Drogheda to the fore in this bright galaxy of stars is baritone. Pat Meanly. Mr. Mooney is a singer with whom all local audiences are familiar, and his rich sonorous voice and pleasing stage personality are an asset to ...

... Hidden Talent nNE THING leads to another, and an amateur exhibition in Drogheda's Municipal Art Gallery may lead to a group exhibition of local talent most of which has not been shown ptiblicly. It all began some months ago when n joint exhibition of ...

... including those behind the menes, the highest tributes must be Mid on not only keeping alive but maintaining the high standard of acting that has always been synonymous with the Trim stage. NO HITCH Without a hitch the intriguing plot was unravelled scene scene ...