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... attack. So it was left to the forwards to decide the issue. Up +p tront, Bann had the edge, thanks in no small measure to a back row of Graham, Orr and Mayne which worked well as a unit and individually throughout thegame. Grahamconstantly harassed the visitors' ...
... Sports Reporter dnd Chinrullah. With just over a mile to go, Twinburn moved into a challenging position along with Straight Row, and over the third last Tony Quinn had pushed Twinburn alongside Ann, and it was clear that the £20,000 first prize was going ...
... LOOKING FORWARD Si‘.'; | ) L, y y Leapoughs Pipe Band photographed at a function in Dromore some years ago. Back row (from left) James Dickson, Jim McCutcheon, Sammy Martin (Ballynahinch), George Greer, Henderson Cairns, George Wilson, Hubert Greer, James ...
... contest at B ann The Dromara Highland Pipe Band which won the Ulster and All-lreland senior titles in the late 19405. Back row (from left) — J. Maguire, R. S. Dickson, Wm. H. Woods, S. J. McManus, J. McAdam, H. Murray, J. B. McDowell, Ww. J. Bangor in ...
... SEVEN HITS During the 70s he wrote and recorded seven number one hits in a row, titles such as “I'm so afraid of losing you, “Is anybody going to San Antone?”,“l'd ratherlove you”, “I'm just me”, and the million selling “Mississippi Cotton Picking Delta ...
... T. Curran, seated atfrontcentre, withon his left, Cecil Beck, secretary, and on his right, Albert Gamble, treasurer. Back row from left — Mark Campbell, past president, Len Churms, vicepresident, Francis Cargin, Junior team captain, Jimmy Dennison, committee ...
... PRESIDENTS Mr.JohnE. Bailey, J.P.,and & l'(} The present Dromaraband. Back row(from left) — S. Steele, R. Peder, W. McCready, J. McMillan, R. Crossey. R. Connor, H. Spratt. Middle row — |. Woods (secretary), T. Connor, D. Ferguson, R.™ McCarthy, T. Edgar ...
... fairamount of success. They make up fora lack of weight up front with their speed to the loose ball, andon Saturdaythe back row of Mulligan, Kirkwood and captain, Moore, will play an important role in this sphere. If they can get among the Portora backs ...
... Drumadonald Accordion Band who were in attendance for the presentation. Back row (from left)—G. Mcßride, R. Malcolmson, H. Malcolmson, J. Owens, R. Cochrane, J. Haslett. Middle row—Mrs. P. Magill, Miss E. McCracken, Mrs. V. Hamilton, Misses L. Cochrane and ...
... Dungannon in the B Division. On Saturday week they are away to Newry and on Saturday, February 2, they complete three aways in a row with a visit to Chimney Corner. Letus hope they get six points from these three game:: 00000000000 GCROOGISOILD ...
... evening of Octobef 2th, stated Mr. Dobson, efendant parked his car in 'e Church Square park and ent to nearby licensed remises. A row began in the bar, ertain people taking ception to defendant, and, specting that he was in for “hammering,” he left in a rry ...