... see you, Dad and Mam. You'll be at Heaven's door, And when I see you both standing there, I won't cry anymore. I'll put my arms around you both, And kin your smiling faces, And the broken pieces of my heart, Will fall back into place. Love you for ever ...

... Dowlinos butcher shop on Church Road had water in it when the gutters became overloaded and couldn't cope with the deluge. Grattan Park area end Killincarig also had floods and one house suffered from flooding In the Cherry Orchard area of Killlncarrlg ...

... Chairman of the Commissioners of l'nblie Works; George Govan, Duffy, F.C.; Dr , Hobert P. Vernon, James Geoghegan, S.C.. T.D. ; John Hearne. Legal Ads iser, Department of External Affairs; Thomas Johnson. member of the Administrative Council of the Irish Labour ...

... D. Sinnott, ElaWenrthy. The chief mourners were—John O'Brian (fattier): Edward and John O'Brien (brotherto; Kstiilee% Julia and Anse O'Brien. Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. Walker (maters): Peter Connolly and John Walker lbrother-in.laws); Peter 0144111 mi Ma:t-wirl ...

... LECTURE IN ARKLOW HENRY GRATTAN’S ACHIEVE- INTERESTING DISCOURSE. On Monday evening, under the auspices the St. Patrick's the League, Mr. P. delivered most interesting lecture on Henry Grattan. The hall tho Club was filled with menders of the local branch ...

... 22nd DECEMBER (la aid at 1,28h/eery. Kihnneanogue. Curtlonowa ud Gleams ameba' Fund) Prize Winners Number Promoter 8151—Mr. John Carr, Enniskerry. 654223 L. Butler 858—Catherine Fitzgerald, c/o Promoter. 612681 N. Fitzgerald 12.3—Ann Shaw, 5 Kilprron Hill ...

... 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 ...

... hes. TRAIN HELD UP. The early morning tram from gesiekillen was held up near Clones at 7.30 on Saturday b 7 two masked aid armed men. The incident occurred at tau Bolder, one hundred yards on the Free State aide. The fireman, Sway.' Grafiani. was forcibly ...

... FAMILY NOM TOLAN In loving memory of our parents. John and Maryanne Tolan. late of 6 St. Brigid's Terrace. Arklow. whose Anniversaries occur at this time. Jesus have mercy on their souls. —Remembered by their families. w 059113-46 TR EA CY 11th Anniversary ...

... extinct, the property bacame vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807 devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth in trust to the use of his eldest son John for life, with remainder in tail ...

... WEXFORD TRAIN AMBUSH FIERCE ENGAGEMENT AT KILLURIN STATION. train was pulled up. the driver of the train, John White, John-stn, Wexford. was taken hum the eng.ne by an armor. guard and placed under arrest. The mot portion of the train presented • wrecked ...

... 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 ...