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PENSMAhTTAKES YOU Eradication Of Bovine T.B. And Brucellosis behind the SPOTHGHT In County Mr. Jaok O'Connell, Head of Mr. O'Connell said that "lateral IT'S A NEUTRAL BUDGET He agreed that the project Veterinary Services In Water- Infection" was one of the main ford addressed members of the causes for the spread of T.B. SAYS MINISTER DEASY would provDde a great deal of Co. Waterford Committee of where it spread from one farm Agriculture at their monthly Despite the views generally employment and said that it to another nearby while frag- would take a number of years meeting in Dungarvan on the mented holdings was another expressed that it was as much operation of the Bovine T.B. before all phases of the con- cause. take as give if not more take, and Brucellosis Eradication In regard to 'Brucellosis, Mr. struction were completed. The Schemes in the county. He was O'Connell said that at present Mr. Austin Deasy, T.D., Minis- present at the invitation of the ter for Agriculture, described main contractors for the work 16 herds were restricted in the Committee following complaints county and they just, could not the Budget 1986 as being a were Mahon aind McPhillips, made at a previous meeting by Kilkenny. take chances by releasing any neutral budget. He based his Cllrs. Tom Cunningham and of them. "However, " he added, Senator Quealy that Bovine T.B. conclusion on the grounds that "I don't think we have a major ESTIMATES DAY was again becoming rampant, in problem about this In the the reliefs it contains would many parts of East Waterford. county." offset any increases that would Monday next, February 10, Mr. O'Connell said that while will see members of Waterford there was a high incidence of Cllr. Jim Harty, Chairman, •arise particularly in foodstuffs thanked Mr. O'Connell for at- following the increase in VAT. County Council assemble in lesions in the areas referred to in the eastern areas of the tending the meeting and said Dungarvan to discuss, in that goodwill and co-operation Mr. Deasy was speaking at county, the position in other statutory meeting, the Coun- parts of the county in regard to between farmers and the veter- a special! press briefing on the inary services would mean cil's budget for the coming year T.B. was sporadic and very budget which he gave at scattered. However he said that everything in combatting these Ted Keniry (sponsor) presents thq prizes to Pat Ryan and his team, winners of the Tallow Squash Club's Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan, on and to strike a rate to raise they seemed to be getting on diseases. League The other team members are Damien Flynn, Michael Leamy, Aidan Ryan, Billy Curley. Also included Friday evening of last week and the necessary local finance top of the problem although is Paul Hampton, Club Chairman. (Photo: Ror W1) dun-tig which he outlined the which, together with grants progress was slow. principal points in the budget. from the Department, will fund In reply to Cllr. Cunningham the Council's services for 1986. who asked how it could happen On prospects for the coming DUNGARVAN ROWING CLUB / BASKETBALL The Council has already had that a farmer found a big year, the Minister thought that number of reactors in his herd CLUB the oulook was reasonably a trial run over the estimates which had a clear test a week I.F.A. Chief's Attack On optimistic. He pointed out that and, as then, the main hurdle earlier, Mr. O'Connell said that the Government had succeeded to be confronted on Monday it was possible to have fresh — present — break-downs in herds at any in keeping down inflation to next will be the decision on the time. He pointed out that a few less than 4% last year and special charges and in parti- years ago Waterford had been Agriculture Minister Deplored costs generally were stable cular the matter of water vying with Kilkenny as the two worst counties in Ireland where which should help in the charges. An "Anti Water Tax" Members of the County Wa- bovine iT.B was concerned. "But and Mr. Rea should come to- terest rates were set to rise by campaign has now been mount- terford Committee of Agricul- gether. problem of job promotion and now," he added, "because of two or three per cent in the The Wolfe ture at their monthly meeting industrial development. He ed in Dungarvan following a reasonable progress we can now Chairman — The I.F.A. m the next few days. Such an increase barely scrape into the top ten. in Dungarvan last Monday de- county should get their act to- made a particular point of the public meeting at which, besides plored the attack made by Mr. in interest rates would be dis- I would not, go beyond 'reason- gether and see that no divi- astrous for farmers, he said, fact that the country had a representatives of NATO, the able' in describing our progress Joe Rea, President, I.F.A., on sions occur. the Minister for Agriculture, and he thought that, they principal speakers were Deputy as we are not out of the wood It was then unanimously balance of trade surplus in Mr. Austin Deasy. T.D. and should ask the Minister for Fin- by a long shot." 1985, the first time this had Fahey, a member of the County then called on both to again agreed to call on the Minister, ance, Mr. Dukes, to talk to the Tones Council and locaJ Urban Coun- come together in the common Mr. Deasy and Joe Rea to come Banks about it. occurred since the last war. together to sort out the diffi- Interest of farming and to sort Cllr. Cunningham said that cillors Tony Wright and Mary MINISTER'S PACKAGE culties that had now cropped up IN CONCERT Dealing with agriculture, Mr. out the differences that had such a move would hit farmers Dixon. between them. Deasy said that contrary to Mr. O'Connell went on to say arisen between them. worse than any other section of what the farmers of the coun- Deputy Fahey has been play- that it would take a long time The matter was raised by INTEREST RATES UP the community. before they got clear of T.B. It was agreed to send a re- try said and thought, the main Cllr. Tom Cunningham who The Chairman said that he THURSDAY, FEB. 13 ing political games at a num- but the package which had said that since their last meet- quest to the Minister for Fin- been brought in by the Minister had heard as he was coming financial support for agricul- ber of recent meetings of the ine: there had been a confron- ance as suggested by the Chair- ture came from the EEC. Last for Agriculture (Mr. 'Deasy) had into the meeting that Bank In- man. County Council in. so far made a big difference and there tation between Mr. Joe Rea, SPORTS CENTRE year, he said, the contributions unsuccessfully, attempting to could be no doubt about that. Head of the I.'F.A. and the Minister for Agriculture, Mr from the EEC and from the have a motion calling for the This had worked very well and if they got two more years he Deasy. which, he thought, was DUNGARVAN State resulted in an injection abolition of the specisd service a most dlsaoDOintlng thing to I.F.A. EXECUTIVE MEMBERS REFUTE felt the position should be well Tickets £6 available at the £1 Shop, O'Connell Street into agriculture of a total of charges passed. He then created under control. have occurred, "i tlilnk." .said or Jack Murphy's, Main Street. In reply to further Questions, Cllr Cunningham, "that both £1,200 million which was 50 a storm of protest from among should now come together and RESIGN CALL TO MINISTER percent more than the £800 his own Fianna Fail party col- sort out. their differences as the The following statement was uary 21. the matter was again million agriculture received in leagues on the Council as well real sufferers in the situation issued on Tuesday last, by seven discussed and the decision that 1981. as other members when he are the farmers." members of the County Water- was taken was that the officers issued a circular to house- The Chairman. Cllr. Jim ford Executive of the IFA—- of the executive, through the Turning to the recent criti- Harty said that no one_ could "With reference to recent County Secretary, Mr. Willie cisms by the farmers, he said holders in West Waterford call- ANTI-WATER TAX deny that Mr. Deasy had work- statements in the local and Power, would seek a meeting that they were very selective in ing on them to pressurise' their ed very hard for farmers since nati0nal press purporting to be with the Minister as soon as local Councillors to support his he was appointed Minister for • issued 0n behalf of the officers possible." the figures they chose to criti- Agriculture and as a result he waterford IFA The statement concludes : cise. He said that for obvious motion. During the past week. CAMPAIGN TO BE of the County was personally very disappoint- Executive calling for the imme- "This was done on January 25 1 HE FRIENDLIEST Councillors in the Kilmac- reasons there had to be cut- ed with Joe Rea because of his . dlate resignation of the Minis- when the County Secretary met thomi.6 electoral area have backs in his Department just as attack on the Minister. |ter for Agriculture Mr. Deasy. the Minister and Mr. Deasy In- anonymously received copies of As Chairmain of ACOT in Co.CO. , wwee the undersigned, wish to timidated his willingness to there had been in every other Cllr 1 a "round robin" bearing 36 STARTED IN Waterford," then said - state that at a meeting of the meet the full executive next Department of Government be- Harty, "I would ask him to lay- Monday. February 10." BUILDING SOCIETY signatures stating that they, officers of the County Executive cause of the financial restric- o!l and Instead to back the Min- in Dungarvan o January 20, The statement is signed by the residents of Kiknacomma n tions that prevailed. Farmers ister. His predecessors as IFA attended by IFA President Joe Willie Power. County Secretary, (near Clonmel), support Deputy Piesidents all created unison James O'Grady. Tommy Joe seemed to forget that we were DUNGARVAN Rea no such decision was Fahev's motion to abolish ser- between farmers and the public made." Harty, Michael Kiely. Moss IN THE WORLD. in the EEC, he added, while Following a meeting attended by an but in two years Joe Rea has "At a subsequent meeting of Geary, johnny Dowley and vice dharges. destroyed all that." they also seemed to conven- estimated 200 people held at Lawlor's the County Executive on Jan- John Hearne. iently forget about the beef There will be no prizes for Hotel, Dungarvan, recently it was Cllr. W. McDonnell also de- contracts which he had himself guessing who could possibly agreed to initiate a carnpai«n against plored the attitude of Mr. Rea what was described at the meeting helped to initiate in such coun- have inspired this latest attempt which he said was of no help as the "water tax." to the farmers of Ireland and tries as Iran. to sway members of the Coun would win no co-operation from cil in this fashion. Whether it The meeting was addressed by a Asked whether he had any- the Minister or his Department. is all just an exercise in number of N.A.T.O. speakers and "It is only attack after attack." thing to say yibout the attack also bv Deputy Jackie Fahey and publicity remalins to be seen. h- said, "and such an attitude WE TRY mounted against him by IFA by local Urban Councillors Tony is doing harm to the IFA and President, Joe Rea. Mr. Deasy The position as o-f now is Wright and Mary Dixon. to the farmers of Ireland. If that the Council (and that It was decided to form a com- this goes on much longer it will said he had no comment to mittee to organise and co-ordinate do more harm than good." A LITTLE HARDER. applies to the Urban as well) make about it. Pressed on the thc campaign and the following were matter, the Minister said that has the power to delete the elected — Chairman. Christy Power; FOUR SQUARE all he would say was that Mr. charges as a source of revenue Vice-do.. Mary McGuire; P.R.O.. WE DO A LOT MORE. if they so wish, but if the loss Mick Mahcny; Secretary, Eamonn Cllr. G. O'Halloran said he Rea's attitude was not helpful. was sure that, every farmer in of revenue from refuse and Lambden; Treasurer. Tom Dwyer; Committee—'John McGuilrt, Mary County Waterford would stand NEW REGIONAL water charges is to be passed Whelan. Joan Coward, Anthony lour square behind the Minister. HOSPITAL on to the rates it will put an Dalton, John Mahony, James Far- Cllr. James A. Walsh referred additional enormous increase rell, John Butler, Eamonn Martin. to the work which Mr. Deasy did in obtaining such a great Prior to terminating the Press on them or else it will mean a Tony Wright. Joe Murphy. Margaret O'M-ahony. Terence Moroney, Fran- deal for Irish farmers in the conference, Mr. Deasy stated cut-back in the services and, Superlevy negotiations. The cic O'Brien. Kathleen Woods, Lucy O'Donoghue seen accepting la (presentation of that he was pleased to be able terms he won for the farmers more than likely, a consider- Yvonne Sheehan, Mary McCarthy of Ireland had left, other coun- Waterford Glass from Rev. Fr. Hegarty, C.C. following a to confirm that the new Re- able number of job losses. The Committee is to affiliate to gional Hospital at Ardkeen tries in the E.E.C. outraged. He Fun Run at Conna recently. Lucy was winner pf both Further, the position as of NATO and wilil canvass local areas described Mr. Deasy's work in the Cork and Galway City Marathons. She 'is a native would definitely go ahead this in the next few weeks in the fur- this regard as "fantastic.' year. To cost an estimated December 31 last was that the therance of their campaign. of Tallow. Alstf included in background are Mr. and charges as approved were legal £46 million he expected work HAD A JOB TO DO Mrs. 'Michael Harte, Irish International Coach and Miss and that also applies to arrears. Maureen Allen 'of Tallow Area Credit Union. on the first phase to commence Mr. Michael Kiely, I.F.A. Rep- sometime in the early summer. resentative on the Committee (Continued on Page 8) said that Joe Rea, as President of the I.F.A. had a job to do MR. DEASY on behalf of the farmers. While FOUL PLAY all the good points in favour of the Minister had been mention- ed it would have to be remem- NOT SUSPECTED IN COMMENTS ON bered that, farmers had suffered a lot of cut-backs by the De- Carroll Motors Ltd. partment, since Mr. Deasy took i i over as Minister. Mr. Rea had NURSE'S DEATH MAIN VOLVO AND SUZUKI DEALERS PLANS FOR NEW to make these points very group of friends. It is understood strongly when he spoke but it A post 'mortem examination was Phones: (058) 41994 and 42207 carried out last Monday on the that she left the disco early and was was very unfortunate that his not seen alive after that. remarks came ove a a per- body of a 25-year-old nurse, found ECONOMY CARS: r s ouitside a disco in Youchal shortly Tihe body remained where it was 1983 Mini 1000 HLE 1981 Metro 1300 HLE ARDKEEN sonal attack on the Minister and that the Minister took after noon on Sunday. found until the State Pathologist, 19S3 Panda 45, choice 1982 Renault 5 GTL Auto them as a personal attack on Margaret Many Looney, l'rom Dr. John Harbison arrived late on 1982 Metro L, 26,000 mis. 1981 Renault 5 TL 5-dr. The Minister for Agriculture, Sunday night with Gardai from himself. , , „T, Bridgetown. Blarney, Co. Cork 1982 VW Polo, Hatch 1980 Corolla 30 Austin Deasy, T.D.. commenting on Dublin Castle. "But," said Mr. Kiely, 'Im was found by two people checking 1981 Fiesta Festival 1979 Kadett -dr. the go-ahead on the extension for NO FOUI, PLAY 2 sure that our farmers can make out a caravan in the grounds of the 1978 Opel Kadett 2-door Ardkeen Hospital said: "I am sure Hilltop Hotel. Following completion of the post the people of Waterford will ap- un their own minds in these mortem. Supt. Maurice Murray, MEDIUM CAR'S: •matters. Indeed Wis fttne Gardaii say there were no obvious preciate this decision taken by the signs of an assault and they had an Midleton said on Monday that while BUILDING SOCiETY 1983 Mirafiori 1400 1979 Cortina 1.6 best approach to have the Min- Cabinet to provide for expenditure open mind on how thc girl died. they were awaitino the results of 1983 Ritmo 65 CL 5-speed 1978 Princess 1.7 ister and the I.F.A President at of between £46 and £52 million on This is the second tragedy to further laboratory tests there was Dungarvan: 22, Grattan Square. Tel: (Ubo) 41(306. 1981 Alfa Sud Super 1978 Volvo 343 Auto daggers drawn and it would bo the hospital particularly in view strike the Looney family in rcccnt no evidence of foul play. 1981 Ford Escort 1.3 5-dr. Special far better for everyone if there Manager: David Reynolds. of the difficult budgetary position. years. Th dead girl's brother. Val, It has emerged that when Nurse 1981 Toyota Carina 1978 Mazda 323 GL was a more diplomatic ap- c 404 bods will be provided in this proach and I deplore the fact was killed when a tree which he Looncy's body was discovered on Waterford: 31, Barronstrand Street. 1981 Volvo 345 GLS, Kas 1977 Renault 12 TL new hospital and the following was cutting foil on him four years Sunday, her clothes weic soaking 1981 Mazda 323 GL 1978 Citroen 2400 CX that this has led to a kind of Tel: (051) 72867/76832. facilities will be included—General ago. He was 21 years old at time. wet as was her handbag which was 1980 Volvo 345 DL Estate rift between them. Manager: Paul Finnegan. Medicine. General Surgery. Gyn- Cllr. M Queally said tnat Their father died when the fam- found about 15 yards away. This 1980 Datsun 140 J 1976 Volvo 244 DL, gas aecology, Obstetrics. Maternity, has led to the theory that s,hc may Ritmo Diesel 1980 Opel Rekord 5-door there were rumours that the ily wei'e very young and the dead 1984 Paediatric, ENT, Opthalmology, girl leaves her mother, a sister who have slipped into (he lake near the Carrick-On- 62, Main Street. Tel: (051) 40188. Estate. Diesel. IF.A. in the county were going intensive Care. Coronary Care. to split on the issue and if this works as a laboratory technician caravan park and though successful Suir: Manager: Victor P. Shee. COMMERCIALS: R climatology and Rehabilitation. in Retting out that she may then 1978 Hi Ace Van 1982 Fiorino Van were true then It would be a and a brother, a phychiatrie nurse. 1983 Panda Curier Orthopaedic and Denial." pity. For that, reason and rather Margaret looney w,ho worked in have cbllapsed and died eventually Youghal: "Bank House" 53, Nth. Main St. due to exposure and lire freezinc tem- The Minister added that work on thjin see the farmers of the tihe Cork Regional Hospital, went Tel: (024) 92604. peratures of. last Saturday night/ Test Drive the new Suzuki Carry Van and Suzuki Alto the hospital will provide a Iruge . county and their leaders divide to the disco on Saturday night with Manager: Michael O'Brien. Sunday morning. and Swift Range — Prices ffom £5,250. boost to employment in the area. 'he thought that the Minister her boyfriend, from Youghal and a PAGE TWO DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1986
SPRATT TOM CURRAN SALES CURRAHEEN, AGLISH Southern Salmon-Inshore Fishermen's (Executors Sale — Jeremiaih O'Brien, dec'd.) PRIVATE TREATY leain, Manager of Helvick Fish- LANDS FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION CAHERNALEIGA, BALLINAMULT, ermen's Co-operative. THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 13th, at 12 noon CO. WATERFORD LOBBY FOR CHANGES (Unless previously sold) CHOICE 33i ACRE RESIDENTIAL ROADSIDE Protest March Mr. Doyle urged fishermen to lobby their local political repre- Roadside1 Holding — About 40 acres, with Buildings. HOLDING of Fisheries and the vanou sec- sentatives-, and particularly On 'the instructions of Mrs. Tom Walsh to offer for A second public demonstra- and which, in some cases, are s As already fully advertised. toral interests such as- commer- local councils, for support for sajfi by Private Treaty, her 33] acre Rlesidential Road- tion by salmon and Inshore totally unconstitutional. This is Solicitors: Lanigan & Curran, Dungarvan fishermen in protest against un- especially the case with regard cial fishermen, anglers, etc. In changes in legislation. He said Further particulars from the undersigned. side Holding. fair and unworkable salmon re- to the use of monofilament net- the meantime the position at it was deplorable that any fish- The lands are entirely under pasture and of excellent gulations took place on Satur- ting where the law presumes a operational level has continued erman should be convicted and sentenced to jail for trying to DUNGARVAN TOWN CENTRE quality, suitable for any farming enterprise, with good day last, 1st February in Wa- fisherman to be guilty until he to deteriorate. terford. proves his innocence. This legis- earn a living Mr. Doyle said BOUTIQUE TO LET road frontage, well fenced and watered. Useful range of Fishermen are strongly of the that the ban o monofilament The demonstration was orga- lation has resulted in a south opinion that, official policy re- n (As a going concern, n on-residential) outoffices including 2-span hay shed, with collecting yard netting is the cause of much of nised by the newly-formed Coast -fisherman, -Brian McDer- garding salmon is negative and Particulars from the Auctioneers. with caittle crush. Southern Regional Fishermen's mott, serving a two month sen- the present friction and distrust tence on Spike Island. unrealistic and that the large Dwelling — Single sitorey slated dwelling, recently re- Organisation, which is affili- sums spent o enforcement between fishermen and bailiffs. ated to the I.F.O., and which The current problems were n He urged the Minister for Fish- novated, comprising 3 bedrooms, sittingroom, kitchen could, in a revised framework, represents salmon and inshore foreseen several years ago by eries to view the situation rea- with solid fuel cooker, bathroom, etc. fishermen from Youghal, Hel- fishermen who, through the be far more productively used Edmond Spratt & Son, for restocking and pollution listically and accept monofila- Th'e Auctioneer highly recommends the property as vick, Ring and along to Kilmore I.F.O., made a comprehensive ment netting as a recognised Quay, Co. Wexford. Almost 400 submission on salmon in Feb- control. TELEPHONE (058) 4.2211 seldom a property like this presents itself. Situated quite tool of professional fishermen. M.I.A.V.I. fishermen and their families ruary, 1984, to the Minister for The meeting was addressed Mir. Doyle also criticised the close to school, chape-l and creamery. participated. Fisheries and Forestry, Mr. P. bv Mr. Frank -Doyle, Secretary O'Toole. T.D. That submission very inadequate representation Full particulars: J. F. Williams, Solrs., and/or— The purpose of the demon- General of the Irish Fisher-men's of professional fishermen on tihe stration was to focus attention has not, been acted on despite Organisation, Mr. John Murray, TOM CURRAN repeated requests by the I.F.O. varlio-us Regional Boards and on the urgency of revising regu- Chairman of the Southern Re- for serious round table discus- gional Fishermen's Organisa- supported the earlier ea® of Mr. lations which fishermen- gener- John Murray ttoat th-eur repre- YOUGHAL ROAD, DUNGARVAN ally find Impossible to observe sions between the Department tion and by Mr. Tadgh O'Mao- 30 ACRES FOR GRAZING, HAY OR SILAGE sentation be expanded by In- SALES BY HARTY 4 CO. creasing their seats-. FOR THE I.D.A. Mr. Doyle emphasisied that AGLISH AREA fishermen are by nature a law PRELIMINARY NOTICE abiding group wnoo-e cioncc-rn is TO LEASE FOR 3 YEARS BALLYKER1N, MODELIGO Progressive to get on wiitlh their, work wntn 24 ACRES ROADSIDE LAND TOURANEENA NOTES 73 ACRE RESIDENTIAL HOLDING •tihiei least fuisis. "Tlhe- fact Unat With 17,000 gaillon Milk Quota YOUTH CLUB were, as usual. Tom Donoghue, Bob tney have been obliged to — also — Further particulars next issue. It was great -to sec the club back Keane and Biddy Nugent and the miaroh to tay to obtain theto PRIFJ.TMI-NARY NOTICE to its aid form once 'again on Friday trainer was, of course, Monnie. Well Democrats rig-hitis is a clear iindu'cation of 35 ACRES GRASSLAND IN 3 DIVISIONS night last with new members al- done and a special thanks to those tihiei level of frustraton they who travelled with the group and WOODHOUSE, STRADBALLY, CO. WATERFORD most outnumberins old ones. Alter eel," he siaid. Mr. Doyle- called FOR SALE a meeting to -make plans for the gave their support. 1 VESTED COTTAGE ON 1 ACRE, 10 PERCHES Prepare For on- the Minister for f iiSlherie-s 45 BIG ROUND BALES OF HAY IN SHED coming months we played a few We will be looking for an even to begin- an immediate- review R.V. — Lands and Buildings £2.25. crazy games and then had a knock- bigger following for the final so be Further details on request. of the legislation in co-opera- Comprising 3 Bedrooms, Sittingroom, Kitchen. E.S.B. out competition of charades with getting ready. tion with ithe various interested Well done also to our neighbours, and water laid on. four teams, this wa-s great fun with Waterford grio-ujpg in order to e-iitabLlSh a LEMYBRIEN AREA some unusual challenges. Newcastle, who are also through to Ideally situated quite close to all amenities—sohool, fram-ewio'itk which can be TO LET — 40 ACRES APPROX. FOR GRAZING On this Friday night we are hav- the final as representatives of Tip- chapel and beaah—in the Village of Stradbally. perary. respected. AND/OR TILLAGE ing a "brighten up club" night and Launch The- rally observed one min- The Auctioneer highly recommends this property, as everyone is asked to bring along MINI SOCIAL Details available from the Auctioneers. By now I'm sure all the tickets ute's s-ilence In- memory of the seldom property like this presents itself. any markers, colouring pencils or late Michael Biarrett of Ach-ill, posters that you might have to have been sold out so all is set for Regional Officers of the new who wos drowned off Dunmore KILROSSANTY Further particulars:— decorate the hall. From now on a great night on Friday night. We Progressive Democrats Party will attend a meeting in Lismore on next East. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY E. A. Ryan & Co., Solicitors we will have tea a,t the end -of each hope everybody will make the best night and also music during the of what is going to be, I'm sure, a Tuesday night where they are billed 25 ACRES TOP QUALITY LAND and/or TOM CURRAN to answer queries regarding the night. See you all on Friday night very enjoyable event. Suitable for a wide range of agricultural purposes. S! OGADH Party, membership and the forma- KING STREET, ABBEYSIDE frcim 8 lo 10 p.m. Maps and details from the Auctioneers. CARD DRIVE Best of luck to all our young tion of local branches between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. at Lismore Hotel. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Last week's wimners were Rody competitors who compete in the This is the first of the prelimin- TOURANEENA/BALLINAMULT AREA OLD TYPE SINGLE STOREY DWELLING McCarthy. Jchn Dunford, Biddy Regional finals of Slogadh on Sun- PROGRESSIVE day. ary moves tor the official launch FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY IN NEED OF REPAIR. Nugent. Bridget Fitzatrick; Lucky CONGRATULATIONS of the Party in the Waterford Con- Further particulars:— tables. Eddie Kirwan. Bob Keane. 4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW Teresa Fitzgerald, Fr. Larry Walsh, A verv belated congratulations to stituency which is scheduled to take DEMOCRATS Full details from the Auctioneers. TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer one of the club's long-Standing mem- place in Waterford City on Sunday, Minnie Kirwan, Michael Mulcahy; Regional Officers will attend HARTY & CO., Auctioneers & Valuers Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 Raffle—1st and 2nd John Fitzpat- bers, Richie Hickey and his wife Kebruary 16, when Mr. Desmond O'Malley, T.D. will address a public at Lismore Hotel on Tuesday, Crossbridge St., Dungarvan. Telephone (058) 41377 rick; 3rd Ton-v Harrington. Rita on the birth of a lovely baby IC\ MFETING boy. meeting at the Tower Hotel at 3 p.m. February 11, between 8 p.m. 1CA meeting on Tuesday night, and 10 p.m. to answer queries February 11 in the Parish Hall at with regard to the Party, 8 n.m. New members welcome- local formation, membership SF.T CI.UB NEWS Well, it's all gocd news this week. etc. SALES BY BERRY WALSH The Munster semi-finals of Scor Na NO SECRECY IN COMMUNITY Desmond O'Malley, T.D. will nOg were held in Tipperary Town be in Waterford City at the last Saturday night and we were FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY represented in the sel dancing sec- POLICY-MAKING Tower Hotel on Sunday, Feb. GLOUNTHANE, LISMORE ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATION tizn. The dancers on the night were 16 at 3 p.m. 4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW ON i-ACRE, ELEVATED —Sinead McGrath, Siobhan Dunne, By MICHAEL DILLON SURVEYORS SITE WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEW Stephanie Hickey. Aili-h Morrisson, The European Community i s-ucikier cow premium which is Lower Main Street, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/42802 Eamonn Lonergan. Raymond Ryan. prides itself on being an- open in operation- all over tlhe Com- Complete with good quality carpets and curtains. James Greenslade and Kieran Hal- democriatic organisation and munity Stanley solid fuel central heating. 48A SPRINGFIELD, DUNGARVAN lahan. Thev gave a brilliant per- nowhere is this more obvious The first -two o-f these are due Accommodation comprises — Hall, Sittingroom, Dining- formance and gained their place in tihan- in th'e process of policy to expire neixt April, and it is BY PRIVATE TREATY th; Munster final which will be held making. This iisi demonstrated suggested that tiney shouUd not) room, large fitted Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, coloured Bath- SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE in I few weeks time Our musicians very well dm itlhle- way th&'t aditer- be- renewed, 'Out S'iioul
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LAWLOR'S Week - End T.V. Viewing Chatarjee, Debashree Doy and imsiii-i Faxi! 6.00' —Six O'clock News HOTEL Soni Razdan. Weather News. 6.35^Spomtfoiio. RTE 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 7.00—Wogan. 7.40 _ Blankety • Blanlk. 8.110 — Dynasty: 'The 3.05 — Adults Learning. 3.30 Close Oailll.' 9.00—Nine O'Clock LOUNGE —Worldwide. 4.00 — MT USA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 News', Regional News', Weekend 9.00 a.m.—Pages from Ceefax. 9.20 _ Dilin O iDeamhas. 9.30 5.55 — Whickers India. 6.55 — Weather News. 9.30' — Love joy. The Brontes Of Haworth. 8.00— 9.35—Daytime On Two. 3.00 ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN NITE —Anything Goes. 12.50 — News 10.20—Victoria Wood —As Seen p.m.—World Bowls. 5.20 News Nuacht. 8.05 — In Loving Mem- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8— Headlines followed by Sports On TV. 110.55—The Late Flm: Summary with subtitles: Wea- Stadium. 5.05 — The Life And ory. 8.40 — Mastermind. 9.10 — Australian Film Season : El COndor. Lee Van Cleef, Jim ther. 5.25 — Film: Korda 'Clas- 7ETAS l imes Of Grizzly Adams. 6.00— Brown 'and' Patrick O'Neal star sics': The Drum. Sabu, Raymond CLUB The Angelus. 6.01 — News. 6.10 Country Town. Starring Terry DISCO to this 1070 Western ftlm. 12.35 Massey and: Roger Liversey star. —Mallbag. 6.30 — The Super- McDermott, Gary Gray. Lynette a.m.—Weather. (1938). 7.00—Micro Live. 7.30 — stars. 7.25 — All Kinds Of Curran and Gerard Maguire. FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO 10.50 — Ahmad Jamal. Ebony. 8.00 — Travellers In SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9— Country. 8.00 — Dallas. 9.00 — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. (Supper Served) — Adm. £3.50 — Bar Ext. News: 9.15 — Ninth Cavan In- Time, 8.30 — Gardener's World ternational Song Contest. 10.30 7.35-8.25 a.m. — Open Univer- 9.010 — Tom O'Connor. 9.35 — THREE SHAMROCKS SATURDAY NIGHT — BOY MEETS GIRL —Deceptions. 12.15—Late News. sity. 8.30—Hunter's Gold'. 8.55— World Bowills. 10.05 — Did You 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. — Admission inclu. Supper Bananaman. 9.00 — Saturday See? 1'0.5'0—Newsniigiht. 11.35 — SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 BBC 1 Superstore. 12. IS p.m.—Grand- Weattherview. 11.40-12.20 a.m.— PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED SUNDAY NIGHT WON'T START WITHOUT YOU 10.30 a.m.—Engineering Craft stand. 5.05 — News', Weather World BowtlB. Studies. 10.50 A Vous La F'rance. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 News. 5.15—Sports News Wales. 10> p.m, to 2 a-m. —, Admisson £3.50 <—« Bar Extenson 11.15 — Service of Morning Wor- 5.20—The Muppet Show. 5.45— SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 ship. 12.00 — News Headlines 6.00 a.m.—Ceefax AM. News, Jilm'll Fix lit. 6.20—The Noel Ed- 7.15 ia.m.-1.55 p.m. — Open WEEK-EiNDS BEGIN AT ZETAS NITE CLUB followed by Sunday Review. 1.00 Sport, Weather. 6.5*0—'Breakfast monds Late Late Breakfast University. 2.10 — Film: The TOP INTERNATIONAL D.J. BOB LEA — Cartoon Time. 1.10 — About Time. 9.20—Pages from Ceefax. Shaw. 7.10 _ Every Second Honey 'Plot. Starring Rex Har- Time. 2.05 — Landmark. 2.35 _ 10.30MPHiay School. 10.50—Pages Count®. 7.45—Les And Duisltin's rison, Susian- Hayward anid Cliffe Anols Is Aris. 3.00 — Someone from' Ceefax. 12.30 p.m.—News Laughter Show. 8.20 — Strike RObentson (1966) .4.15—Laramie. Is In The Kitchen With Jamie. Alter Ntoon. 1.00 — Pebble Mill It RliOh! 9.10—News and Sport, 5.05'—'The Sky At Night. 5.35— 3.30 — Lombard And Ulster A® One. 1145—Ktog Rollo. 1.50— Weather News. 9.25 — FUlm: Deutsch Dilrekit! 6.00—Horizon. CAPPOQUIN Irish Open Squash Champion- Bric-iA-Brac. 2.00 — Pages from Michael Caine to Sleuth. La.ur 6.50—Newsvlew. 7.30 — Interna- ships. 5.15 — The Living Isles. Ceeifax. 3J52 — Regional News. ence Olivier co-stars '(1972). tional! Pro-Celebrity Golf 8.20— 6.CO — The Angelus. 6.01—News 3.55 — Count Me In. 4.10— 11.40—Film: The Horror Movie: Sweeney Todd. 10.50—Saturday followed by Sports Results. 6.15 Heathcliff —, The Oat. 4.15 — The Beast Musit Die. 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AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 MONDAY The Angelus: 6.01 Newstlme; 3.35 Here Comes The Weekend- 6.35 Testament To The Bush- 3.55 Sons And Daughters; 4.25 RTE 1 — 3 p.m. Good After- men; 7.05 Benson- 7.30 Mag- Weekend Weather: 4.30 Bosco- RTE 2 noon; 3.01 News Headlines fol- num- 8.30 Gael Video; 9 p.m. 5 p.m. Pat's' Chat- 5.10 News- EVENING SPECIALS lowed by Mind How You Go; News: 9.30 Today Tonight; 10.10 line; 5.30 Fortycoats & Co.- 6 BAR EXTENSION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 3.10 Good Afternoon Kitchen: The Paul Anka Show; 10.40 The p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 News- SERVED FROM 5.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. 3.50 — Maya The Bee. 4.15 — 3.20 Monday P.M.: 3.35 Get Fit, Debates; 11.30 Late News; time; 6.35 The Sullivans; 7.05 Saturday Matinee: Above Sus- Stay Fit; 3.45 Money Matters; John Player Tops- 8.05 The Sirloin Bar Steaks fully garnished, with choice picion. Starring Joan Crawford, 4 p.m. Emmerdale Farm; 4.30 RTE 2—5.45 The Snorks: 6.10 Women's Programme; 8.25 Life Fred MacMurray, Conrad Veidt Bosco: 5 p.m. Dilin O Deamhas1: of tea or coffee, including home-made brown A Country Practice- 6.40 The Begins At, Forty- 9 p.m. News: and Basil Rathbone. ,5.45 — 5.10 Arthur: 5.30 Supergran; 6 Three Stooges 7 p.m. Top Of 9.30 iThe Late Late Show; 11.25 bread — £5.50. Jim'li Fix It. 6.20 _ The Late p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 News- The Pops; 7.30 Nuacht; 7.45 Hill Street Blues; 12.20 Late Late Breakfast Show. 7.10 — time; 6.40 The Paoer Lads; 7.05 FULL MENU AVAILABLE Mailbag; 8.05 Landmark fol- News. National Geographic : Return To The Waters And The Wild: lowed by Mart & Market; 8.40 THE SPORTSMANS INN To Everest. 8.15 — Nuacht. 8.25 7.35 Festival Folk; 8.05 Falcon The Galton And Simpson Play- RTE 2—5.45 Diff'rent Strokes: —The Lucie Arnaz Show. 8.55— Crest; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Iris house- 9.10 Midweek Sport; 10.15 6.15 A Country Practice-. 6.45 Tanglewood. 9.50 — Cineclub: 36 86; 10 p.m. Miami Vice- 10.55 The Price- 11.20 Newsnight; Gardeners' World; 7.15 Nuacht: CAPPOQUIN WEE K^EHDENTE RTAINMENT Chowringhee Lane Starring Exhibit 'A'; 11.35 Late News. 11.35 Garda Patrol; 11.45 Night 7.30 A Home In The Green Jennifer Kendal, Dhritiman RTE 2 — 5.50 The Cisco Kid: Light Land: 8 p.m. Spenser For Hire; 6.20 A Country Practice- 6.45 8.55 The Strange Case Of Dr. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Friday, February 7 — HEATHER BREEZE Oh No It's Selwyn Froggitt; 7.15 FRIDAY Jekyll And Mr. Hyde. Starring 6- PROGRESSIVE 45 Nuacht: 7.30 Coronation Street; RTE 1 — 2 p.m. Good After- Jack Palance with Leo Glenn, Oscar Homolka, Billie Whitelaw. Saturday, February 8 — Waterford's No. 1 Group 8 p.m. Africa; 9 p.m. Call My noon: 2.01 News Headlines fol- JACKPOT £100 — 9 p.m. sharp Bluff; 9.35 The 'Monkey's Paw; lowed by The Brothers; 2.50 Tessie O'Shea and Denholm El- THE PARTNERS DUNGARVAN 10.05 The Galway International Print Week- 3 p.m. Plague Of liott- 11.05 Newsnight- 11.20 Exhibit 'A.' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 — ^LAXER Rally: 10.35 Newhart- 11 p.m. Hearts; 3.25 Get Fit, Stay Fit: Newsnight; 11.15 Night Light. Sunday, February 9 — THE DOUBLE J SOUND CHORAL NOTES Preparations are hectic at present TUESDAY for our 25th anniversary production DUNGARVAN GOLF CLUB RTE i — 3 p.m. Good After- of "Lilac Time" throURh which flows noon: 3.01
MINISTER MAKES REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Dungarvan Urban Council ORDER FOR
At the January monthly FAMINE GRAVEYARD meeting of Dungarvan Urban A further report from Mr. CONSTRUCTION OF Council, a letter from the E.S.B'. O'Flynn referred to the Famine to the Town Clerk, Mr. B. White, Graveyard at Relig a' tSle and was circulated to the members. stated "the entrance to Rellg a' It referred to a query raised at Affairs NEW DUNGARVAN tSle was soarted during the the December meeting of the summer and it will be scarted Council concerning public lights counted on Monday, (November the location would appear to again within the next fort- BRIDGE at the Railway 'Walk, Abbeyside, 25 while vehicles only were be borderline for the provision night." counted on Friday, November 29 and the quality of the lights in of a School Warden I feel that The Chairman, Cllr. R. Walsh (the latter being a wet day). On Wednesday, January 29, the area. it can hardly be recommended commented that if it was scar- Mr. O'Flynn's report added: the Minister for the Environ- The letter from Mr. M. P. from the data available." ted last summer, several Ameri- ment, Mr. Liam Kavanagh, ,T.D„ Norris, Area Supervisor, stated "From the tabulated results you Cllr. T. Wright who raised the cans visiting the place still had will see that the pedestrian signed the Bridge Order which that there were no public lights matter in the first Instance, dis- their clothes torn by the briars gives Waterford County Coun- On the Railway Walk between counts are well in excess of the agreed that the matter was that had overgrown there. minimum 100 required. How- cil the Green Light for the con- Sarsfield Street and Strandside borderline. The vehicle count struction of a bridge over the South. The nearest lights were ever, the vehicle counts were proved the need for the ap- below the 400 cut off generally mouth of the river Colllgan at King Street and Lower King pointment of a school warden, which will be part of Dungar- Street. A quotation for lights speaking with the exception of he said. tne Friday evening between 3.30 van's new 2.25 mile by-pass would be submitted if requested. When it was pointed out that I.F.A. PROTECTION and 4.30 p.m. ( total of 516 be- road. The letter added that, the a such an appointment would in- ing counted). Obviously the The bridge will join the two urban public lights were clean- volve considerable expenditure, high vehicle count on that day sections of the road, from Shan- ed and serviced every two years Cllr. Wright stated that he PLAN was due to the rainfall. While don on one side and Strandside and the lights at Abbeyside would raise the matter again. A membership protection plan South, Abbeyside, on the other were due for cleaning this sum- for the benefit of members of and is estimated to cost mer. All urban lights were the Irish Farmers' Association £750,000. checked every two weeks and and their families was launched any lights out, of order were EURO PARLIAMENT at a press conference in Dublin The County Manager, Mr. replaced within four working last week. Dan Hurley, expects that ten- days of receiving the call. ders for the construction of the In launching the scheme, the bridge will be sought before the BORDERLINE SITUATION DEBATE ON TAXATION OF Association's President, Mr. Joe end of the year. Mr. J. O'F'iynn, County Engin- Rea, said this was a bonus to Plan3 to proceed with the eer, in the course of a report members for their IFA subscrip- bridge last year were delayed submitted to the meeting stat- ALCOHOLIC DRINKS tion which would give protec- when the local Rowing Club ed that, as raised at a previous tion to farm families in the un- and Cllr. R, Walsh, present meeting, traffic counts had Taxation ol .aicohoiwc drinks posals made no attempt at har- fortunate event of accident, to Chairman of Dungarvan Urban was debated at tihe European been carried out at Mitchel St., monisation, and included an the member. This protection Council, lodged objections to The photo in our "Remembering Other Days" series this week is one which recalls that even to establish if tne location con- rariiamsnt in fa'trasoouirg m inappropriate relationship be- will be additional to any other the Bridge which necessitated formed to the Department's re- January. The Commission had tween taxes on spirits and- on benefits that the member is en- the holding of a public sworn in the dawn of the 1950's there were parking problems and indeed driving problems in Dun- commendation for the establish- proposed a small s'tep, to create other drinks. (They did not titled to. Similarly, the spouse inquiry. The inquiry subsequent- garvan. It shows O'Connell Street, particularly in the. vicinity of the "Leader" Offices, with ment of Adult School Warden. a structure ior oringmg taxes attempt to stop that gap or any other immediate rela- ly rejected the grounds put) for- cars parked on both sides as captured at the time by Tom Tobin's camera. Note the makes In .tine Twelve into lane. Ail tives working o the farm is Pedestrians and vehicles were widening, nor did they require n ward in the objections and re- and types of cars and vans of the period and indeed the horse and dray "parked" on the iviars seernea to agree tnat the all Member States to apply an insured for an additional fee. commended to the Minister same. rulies shouud apply left side. The street was en fete with bunting at the time, obviously for some festive occasion excise' duty on' wine. They gave The I.F.A. President said he that the Bridge Order be made. throughout the Community, and fortified wines unfair advan- viewed the role of the Associa- This has now been done and —perhaps Gala Week. tna.t the commission's propo- tages over spirits. Ireland and tion as providing service, secu- as soon as the planning work s'ais, were rather limited. Scotland were Europe's main rity and status to each of its involved is completed, tenders THIS WEEK ACOT mere were major dinenences whiskey producers, >and this In- members. In addition to Its on- will be sought and the bridge of view on win-ether there should dustry wiasi just 'as dependent going representative work on will then be constructed and be' uniform rates of tax on all on agriculture as other alco- behalf of farmers, this member- the by^pass, which stretches CO. WATERFORD alcoholic beverages, or whether holic drinks. The whiskey in- ship protection plan will be of from Western B'ay on the Youg- a very practical benefit to the hal Road to the Waterford Malicious Injury Claims wines and spirits should be dustry in Ireland made a major Association's 110,000 members Road at Abbeyside, will be final- treated differently. contribution to agriculture and throughout its 800 branches. ly completed SAYS Speaking in the debate, Mr. to employment. Yet whiskey was GRASSLAND Tom Raftery (..Christian Demo- being discriminated against. Prepare now for early grazing by crat, Munster) said he believed QUESTION TIME the Commission's proposals did May Soon Vanish applying 40.50 units Nitrogen per Commissioner Clinton Davies not go far enough. The Council acre. Urea is excellent value at the told Mir. Niall Andrews (ERDG, moment. of Ministers'had since 19 i2 been Malicious' injury claims, will tem contain no surprises. ter the activities of in-lividuals Dublin), that the Irish authori- almost vianlsh from the courts ANIMAL HYGIENE blocking proposals which would ENT PATIENTS TO WAIT 6-7 MONTHS Unltil it is signed into law and groups involved in protest ties had' submitted favourable under the terms of legislation Scrape cubicle passageways twice have gone further. Unfortunate- the present legislation will con- action against absentee land- reports on -the water quality at -published' last week. daily. Keep cubicle beds DRY and ly the Commission seemed now tinue in operation. That means lords. The underlying idea was to have set aside the need to six designated beaches — Port- FOR TREATMENT IN ARDKEEN Under- the -Malicious Injuries that any property owner can that an area would be made to CLEAN. marnock, Dollymount. Cour- CALVES remove distortions of fair com- •At Question Time in the Dail tions at Ardkieen Hospital, Wa- (Amendment) Act, if passed by institute a malicious injury pay foir any damage caused in town, Tramore, Fountaiinsitown 1 claim against a council until Prevent Joint (Navel) ill by cut- petition. The present proposals last week, Dr. Sean McCarthy, terford ; the average wanting the Dail and Seanad, property % by individuals or groups in and Saithill. The Commission 1 President Hillery a'cbuially signs ting the navel to 2 inches and dis- failed to recognise that all T.D., F.F. (.Tipperary South i perilod for an outpatient's con- owners Willi be' able to recover pursuit of a local or national had. no information- on' cither the new law. infecting it immediately after birth. alcoholic drinks competed with asked the Minister for Health sultation appointment; in rela- compensation from local objective, such as change in the bathing areas. authorities only where damage It is vital to establish the cause each other. Hew could the the number of patients from tion to the same counties, the FOR ABSENTEE LANDLORDS tenancy laws in regard to land. results from' a riot or the of calf deaths. Consult Vet and Commission' accept that while the COuntileis Tipperary, Water- number of people) awaiting sur- The malicious injuries system Absentee landlord^', all living in activities of illegal organisa- bring dead calf to laboratory for excise duty on wine must not ford, Kilkenny, Carlow and gical treatment for ear, nose was originally designed by the Britain, were never to be out tions: diagnosis. exceed that on beer, there was Wlexford '(representing the and throat alllmients and the British administration to coun- of pocket. LEPTOSPIROSIS no 'attempt to tackle tihe re- South-East Health Board re- length of time, on average, As a result, the cost to city, versie situation? And that Italy, ROAD GRANT It is now recognised that the gion) waiting to be seen for these patients are cn a wait- town- and county councils from a Germany and Greece do not tax disease is serious problem on ear. nose and throat consuflta- ing lis-t. malicious .injury claims will be wine at all? The proposals for dairy fanms. Prevent human infec- The Minister for Health, Mr. dramatically reduced. fortified wines would give them ALLOCATIONS tion at calving time by wearing pro- B. Desmond, T.D. in his reply But all property owners will an> unfair advantage against MINNIES SQUASH CLUB tective clothing such as disposable stated': "The number of have to revise their insurance spirits-; they might be very rubber gloves. cover, probably with effect from similar but would be taxed dif- FOR 1986 patients from the South Eas- LICE tern' Health Board area wait- the middle of this year. ferently because they contained The Minister for Agriculture. Mr. LISMORE Published by Justice Minister NOTES Continuous observation and treat- 7% of fermented alcohol. The ing to be seen at the ENT out- ment for lice when, necessary is Austin Deasy, T.D.. has been in- patiiientsi clinic at W'aterford Michael Noonan the legislative WATERFORD LEAGUES Keohan's team victory over proposals as they stood did formed by the Minister for the -va.ic.hael flynn' team. essential throughout the winter Regional Hospital, Ardkeen on proposals to chain ge the cen- s nothing to eliminate barriers to Environment Mr. Liam Kavanagh, Oin Wednesday night last our Scones (Keohiani's' team first): months. SEWERAGE SCHEME Eveoeirniber 31, 1085 was 4)18 (263 tury-old malicious injuries sys- free trade. T.D.. of the 1986 Road Grant Allo- Div. 4 men's team were -home (5) Cora Kirwan 3, Teresa SPRING CEREALS Mr. Eddie Collins, T.D., Minis- from Waiter ford, 60 from Wex- to neiiigto'aours' T-aOltaw. The out- cations for the Local Authorities in ter of State has received the Hayesi 0; Brian Keohian 3, Mic- Spring oats and wheat should be ford, 51 from Oarlow/KM/ketnny come, I'm glad to say, was a Mr. Gene Fitzgerald (ERDG, Waterford — Waterford County following letter from Mr. Liam hael Flynn 1: '(4) Nicky Power sown from early February on if con- and 44 from South Tipperary) maxJimnm 20 point® home win. Munster) agreed that all alco- Council £2.91 million; Waterford Kavanagh, T.D., Minister for ' 1, Christina Tobin 3 (a very ditions suitable. Best wheat varieties 1 and the number of patients holic drinks should be treated Corporation £4.666 million; Dungar- the Environment:— Flir-st on was captain' and chief good, win for Christina); (2) are Minaret (feed), Boru (milling). awaiting ENT surgery was 739 motivator Sean Cleary tNo. 1) as belonging to a single indus van U.D.C. £167.000—(special im- "You will be pleased to learn TARMAC RALLY Padidy O'Keeffe 1 Jerry Flynn Top oat varieties are Barra, Dula, (1D3 from Waterford, 140 from and as all captains should. try. Tax disharmony was bad provement grant for car park that I am now approving Wa- 3, and Patricia Cummins 3, Leanda. Do not sow unless there Wexford, 264 from Carlow/ Sean elaisiillty won 3-0. Dermot for trade. The current pro- £150,000 and block grant £17.000). terford County Council's propo- Joseph Collender 0. is a guaranteed market outlet. Kilkenny and 142 from South sal to accept the tender sub- CHAMPIONSHIP KJellly, the No. 5, was next on: Tipperary). The average wait- he had to come back from 3-8 On Tuesday night a fantastic mitted by Mahon & McPhlllips 3-1 win lor Helen Kiely ( Water Treatment) Ltd., in the ing period for an outpatient in the third, as wall as win- coupled with- -a fin 3-2 win for sum of £116,796.90 including a/ppoahtment is about six months IN GALWAY .nihg the fourth l'0-9 ais' he e and the average length of time made hard work of his 3-1 win. Jim O'Mahoney were insuffi- VAT for the Mechanical Plant Contract of the Lismore Sewer- on the waiting Mist for surgery Hot on the heels of the news Tony Keaver, the No. 4 was cient to give Helen's team vic- age Scheme." is of the order of seven that 31 year old Dubliner Aus- next and here Tony made the tory over Michael Casey's team. months." tin McHale has been granted a going very tough for himself as Scores (Michael's team first): world rated rally 'B' seed, comes he struggled to win a leng five- (5) Ann O'Donova-n 3, Bridget the announcement from Dealer setter. Whelan 2; (1) Michael Casey 1, Opel Team Ireland that Austin Helen Kiely 3; (4) Tom Casey Mean-while, on another court. is to spearhead an exciting 3, Ciaran Tr-a-cey 0; (2) Bill 1986 BUDGET IN motor sport package for 1986. No. 2 John Cliffe was being Lee 2, Jim O'Mahony 3. and He starts his Tarmac Cham- made work very hard, taking Mary Brett (as predicted by pionship title defence in Gal- the fourth set l'0-9 for a 3-1 the 'bookie's') 3, Ellen Coffey 0. BRIEF way on February 8. victory. This left No. 3 Jack All 49 Opel dealers in the Re- EUstead to come and, as ex- In the other -tie, de-spite losing The following are the main tobacco. public of Ireland contribute to pected from our very experi- the first 'three matcheSi Pat points in the 1986 Budget an- the D.O.T.I. package which in- enced 'anchor man,' Jack had a Buckley's -team earned a 10-9 CHILD BENEFIT nounced by Minister for Fin- cludes — 5 Opels in the STP comfortable: 3-1 win to complete victory over Vincent Hayes's ance, Alan Dukes, T.D., ln the o New monthly child benefit Tarmac Rally Championship, at a good mlgthit's work. team. Scores. (.Pat's team first): Call on Wednesday, January 29: payment of £15.05 a child from least one fuel injected Oael Now, with the iads still (5) Deirdre O'Riordan 1, Sean April ln respect of the first five Corsa in Irish racing, and a unbeaten and only two rounds Whelan 3; (1) Pat Buckley 1, £15,000 Dealer Opei Cup bonus INCOME TAX children and £21.75 for the to go. tilings are certainly look- Vincent Hayes 3: .(4) Larry scheme to help private Opel • Top rate cut from 60 per cent sixth and subsequent children ing good. Kiely 2, Ann- Elstead 3; (2) to replace existing children's drivers ln rallying and racing. to 58 per cent and the 35 per On Thursday anight our Kevin Cusiaok 3, Vincent O'Don- allowances and child tax al- cent band widened. LADIES CHAMPIONS Jadies were home to Celtic ovan 0', ana Helen C'rotty 3. L. lowances. » Personal and other allowan- However, back to Gaiway, where they picked' up 17 points. O'Connor 0. ces increased by either £100 or SOCIAL WELFARE where there will be four other Scores': t5) Many Brett 3-0, (4) On Wednesday night, despite £200. Age exemption limits also losing 3-0 himself, Tom Rossi- • Both long term and short- Dealer Opel Team Ireland cars Brigid' O'Deia 3-0, (.3) Helen Increased. ter's team had a very quick 9-4 term weekly rates of benefit and spread through the field con- Kiely 3-0, (2) Patricia Cum- • 1 per cent income levy scrap- testing various categories. mins' 3-0, and No. 1 Anne Wyley win over Fat Breen's team. ped. assistance Increased by 4 pe"r cent and long term rates of un- Frank Fennell and co-driver 0-3. Scores .(Tom's team first): (5) • PRS1 earnings celling increas- Tom Callanan will drive their Teresa Good'e 3. Kay Keighery ed from £13,800 to £14,700 and employment Increased by 5 per cent from mid-July. D.O.T.I. Kadett GSI in the MEN'S COUNTRY LEAGUE 1; (1) Tom Rossiter 0, Pat Pictured at Dungarvan Credit Union recently are the winners in the Credit Union's Art the ceiling for the 1 per cent Group A up to two litre class. Breen 3; (4) P. Hacke.tt 3, John health contribution Increased • Health allowances increased Competition (front, 1. to r.) Colette Flynn, Eilish Lonnon, Karen Mahoney; (second row) Behind that comes another Also on Wednesday (29ith) OSulllvan 0, and Tony Harnett from £13,000 to £14,000. by 4 per cent. our men's- country league team Hans Van Dommelen, Patrick Flynn, Kieran Byrne; (back row) Ciaira Connolly and Angela Dublin crew, Seamus Murphy • Prison sentences of up to live • Weekly family income sup- and Hugh Donnelly, this time were home to u n b e a ten 3, Des O'Brien 0. Landers. (Photo: David Steam) years for tax evasion and social plement limits increased from in a 120 horse power fuel in- Youghal where they picked up On- Thursday night a gutsy welfare abuse. 25 to 33i per cent. jected Opel lOorsa. a fine total of 18 points. First 3-0 win by Gerardine Reynolds • Six-month amnesty fo tax led to a complete u-turn by her r MOTORING There is another D.O.T.I. on court was No. 5 Paddy evaders wh0 return to the Murphy (playing his best team as they trailed- 6-0. Scores legitimate economy. • Gallon of petrol up 6p as of Corsa for reigning Ladies Rally 1 Gerardirue's team first): (5) Champion Maria Moloney and squash foil- a long .time). Here ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES now and a further 4.8p from Mary O'Connor 0, Jacinta O'Ma- Catherine Treacy. Blonde 23- Paddy had to call on all his TROOP MEETING Important decisions were made VAT March 1. hony 3; C4) Dominic Clancy 0. VENTURER INVESTITURE year-old Maria from Dungarvan reserves as he won a marathon We began last Saturday with comments like 'it, was all Last Friday night a large • Road tax to go up 5 per cent not only clinched the Ladies (and I mean marathon.) 3-2 Rose Dwan 3; (1) Gerardine night's meeting when a scout right' featuring prominently. • Standard VAT rate Increased number of parents joined com- from 23 to 25 per cent from on average under new assess- title in 1985. but got amongst thriller. Reynolds: 3. Paddy Corkery 0: from each patrol had to give a mittee members and section On Sunday morning every- March 1. ment system from March 1. the men in the overall honours (2) Sean Hogan 3, Joe MUlcahy little speech on scouting in the leaders at the Scout Den for body were busy with lots of list, and Maria should have No. 4 Dan McCarthy was next 2, and' Fiona Fitzgerald 3, Fran- eighties. In thi section Bren- • VAT on meals in restaurants SPORT the Venturer Investiture. Our s tests being passed. Ciaran more power for her Corsa this and he had a siwtilft 3-0 win, ces Carroll 0. dan Kiersey, Ciaran Walsh, Eoin staff canteens and hotels re- • Grant of £250,000 towards the Troop Chaplain Fr. Ahearne Walsh passed family living, An- year as the little D.O.T.I. car is No. 3 Brian Barnes followed Clancy, Eoin O'Riordan and duced from 23 per cent, to 10 Olympic Council of Ireland for In the other tie Dave Touhy's started the Mass at 7.30 p.m. thony Moore passed salute, sign per cent from July 1. being uprated during the year. buit unfortunately lost, but with team easily beat Michael Damian French were the speak- and handshake, Michael Power the preparation of our athletes and following the Gospel, with • New 10 per cent rate on "take- some resistance -he salvaged O'Connor's team 12-4. Scores ers with the latter providing an and Brian Brosnan got some for the 1988 Olympic Games New to the D.O.T.I. line up for the help of Jack McCarthy _ aways." one set as. he went down 3-1. (Dave's team first): (3) Jerry excellent, well prepared effort. first, aid Instruction-, while on plus grants ranging between 1986 Is Monaghan's David who was deputising for the Unit • VAT on certain services will £10,000 and £50,000 to various Wright, with Leslie Fannin co- No. 2 Maurice Walsh was next MCCUl'lagh 3. Pat O'Brien 1; (4) Chairman, he presented the Next, Joe (who must have first aid, it's just as well 'spel- swallowed a dictionary) threw be reduced to the 10 per cent other sporting organisations. driving. and he played some of his best Patricia Walshe- 3. Joe Bren- epauletts to William Whelan, lings' have nothing to do with squash of the season as he won out some ideals and changes the test or else Brendan Kier- rate from July 1. These Include nani 2; (5) Tom Drohan 3. Rose Vincent O'Mahony, Fran Mc- 3-0. Maurice is. the powerhouse which have occurred with more sey would be in big trouble. Our hairdressing and similar per- Whelan 0, and Dave* Touhy 3, Govern, Austin O'Connor, sonal services, laundry and dry of the team — the only player Michael O'Cbnnor 1. Toma Walsh, Robert Power, contributions coming from the merit badge holder was asked s patrols. to make a list of things needed cleaning, repairs to certain sittt unbeaiten — and a great Kieran Veale, William O'Ma- goods, cleaning services and motivator when the going gets PRESENTATION honey, Tommy Fitzgerald, Liam for a personal kit — he wrote Our first game of the night, cinema admissions. VILLIERSTOWN G.A.A. tough. No. 1 and captain'. Jim Organ, Mark Clancy, David siorsiors (scissors), elastlck The presentation- of the TSB numbered circles, was played (elastic i and deathol (dettol). Harity flnitshed- a great evening Cliffe and leader Jim Clancy, to where on a number being called prizes will be held on Thursday At the end of the meeting SAVINGS with a deserved 3-0 .win. mark their Investiture into the scouts would rush to the circle. night, February 13. Aliso that St. Joseph's Venturer Section. Ray, Sean and Denis all found • Interest on bank and building CLUB NOTES nigihit we wiil be holding a mid- •Here Nia'l O'Connor was first TRUSTEES SAVINGS BANK During the Mass the Troop out with Michael Power and themselves on their 'rears.' For society deposits to be liable to season disco in the upper further particulars ask our new standard 35 per cent tax To coin an old phrase, success Vice-Chairman of the Western Chaplain congratulated the Niall Kirwan the best stayers. The TSB 5-ia-side '(2 divisions') lounge after the finals. rate. bleeds success, and this was none Board, ascertained in no uncertain newly invested Venturers and 'leader climbing' scouts who our first tournament of '86. got During the meeting we had a would do anything to get their more exemplified than at the club's terms, the value of winning a cham- drew their attention to the good basic talk on cooking, its • N0 disclosure of individual underway on Monday night, SYMPATHY hands on the sponge ball. deposits. annual social, which was held re- pionship and the possible spin-off significance of the occasion. preparation, cleanliness, menus cently at Whitechurch House Hotel, rnence in the not too distant future, January 27. A fantastic 3-1 win Sincere sympathy i extended At the conclusion of Mass and other aspects as we head • New 15 per cent levy on in- s JACKPOT surance companies' gross in- it being the occasion, also of the All-in-all a night to remember by Anne Wyley over paddy to jimmy O'Dea o the death of th9 Regional Commissioner, Mr. into February v/ith cooking one n Our long running jackpot at vestment income. presentation of medals won bv our with the final message from our Power wasn't enough to save his sister, Mary Hardiman, Jim Hally said " few words." of our main themes. a the Progressive 45 finally got a junior hurling team. Western cham- coach being that training will com- Brian- Barnes's team from de- which occurred recently. The surprise Of the evening The second game of the night scattering last Sunday night DRINK, CIGARETTES pions 1985. mence in the not to distant future, feat. then came when Fran McGov- was soft-basketball where Gar- when P. Burke and M. Power where we will strive very diligently Scores (Paddy Murphy's team ern was called on to present a reth Higgins and Anthony were the lucky and skilful win- • Beer up lp a pint as of now The general atmosphere during to retain our title, and with the pro- first): (5) Anne Keaver 3, Anne plaque to cub leader Brian Mul- Moore were our 'baskets.' Keith ner.? with thirteen games. The and a further 2d from March 1. the evening was marvellous, coupled per preparation and dedication, who vihill to mark all his help in Power, Michael Cosgrave and two pairs to share second place • Spirits up 3p a glass as of with an excellent -meal and some knows maybe even a county medal Hennebry 1; (1) Paddy Mur- the setting up of the new Austin Regan threw themselves with eleven games were David phy had a titanic 3-2 win; (4) now and a further 31D from great music, song and dance sup- this time. section. about a bit while 'Vicks'-ey' and Biddy Hourigan and Paddy March 1. plied by local vocalist Paddy O'Brien Frank Aird 2, Mariion Moloney Jim Clancy then thanked all Ryan was in sparkling form. Farrell and Dick Kiely. We • Bottle of wine up 4o as of and Tclstar. Speeches were of a short Two immensely popular local 3; (20 Paddy -Power 1, Anne who helped and the evening Before notices we had a few thank all who took part in this now and a further 7.'.p from duration, nevertheless. Chairman families suffered bereavements recent- Wyley 3. and (3) Aidan Clarke came to an end with the tea songs with Sean Cartwright long running saga and look for- March 1. Noel Landers, coach Fr. Fitzgerald. ly and on the club's behalf 1 wish to 3, Pat Flanagan l. and eats. ward to another jackpot, In the 1 and John Whelan leading the • 20 cigarettes uD 7p as of now Jim ioc I antlers, P. J. Conuiery. tender our sincere condolences to In the- oibher 'tie , decisive 3-0 We wish this section the best future. way. and a further 3.',p from March 1. chairman of the Geraklines club, the Downing and Landers families wins by Patricia Cummins and of venturing in the future. 1 At the court of honour many ("Sub-Scribe Plus"). Pro rata increase for cigars and and special guesl Ollie Wilkinson, on their vcrv sad losses. Cora Kirwan earned Brian DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 PAGE SEVEN
LENIHAN _ Seventeenth An- HEFFERNAN — The wife niversary) — In loving memory and son of the late William of our dear father, Daniel Heffernan, Chapel Street. CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES FOR THE BEST DEAL F MURPHY'S Lenihlan, lat© of 50, Murphy Lite-more, wish to thank all 'GHTS FOR jshot. on the turn, and Mick Dungarvan. The team to rep- O'Reilly; A. power bt. M. Power. Place, -Abbeyside, who diied on those who sympathised with SCHOOL AND SERVICES I Walsh made it 2-0 from the resent Cappoquin are — Dec- Div. 3 _ M. Cahill bt. B. TOY, CYCLE, PRAM AND them- in their recent bereave- 'penalty spot before half-time. February 7. ili969. R.I.P. Masses The fight to retain a second lan Morrissey, Catherine Loner- Carey; P. Cullen w/0 from S. ON TWO WHEELS NURSERY SPECIALISTS ment, attended removal. Midway through the second half RALEIGH AGENTS offered. level school in Cappoquin con- gan, Siobhan Walsh and Billy Costin: E. Fraher v. J. Greene TRY DARRELL MOLONEY Too dearlly loved to be Mass and funeral; also those tinues unabated and a new fac- (Mickey Curley dribbled past O'Grady. (1 point each); E. McGrath bt. All Leading Brands Stocked who sent Mass cards and I three men to score the goal of P. Kiely J. McGrath bt. S. forgotten. tor has now entered into the Artistry In The Home—This : floral tributes. Mass will be the match and the same player Power. First Class After Sales (Sadly (missed toy his loving situation with the emergence of competition takes place on the offered for their intentions. made It 4-0 before the end. COLUM'S SHOP Service. famJIUy.) what appears to be a carefully weekend of Feb. 16th in Clonea. The fixtures for week ending Trade-ins accepted. orchestrated campaign from This was a stout performance Sat. Feb. 8th are as follows:— SOLE RALEIGH AGENT The team to represent Cappo- O'CONNOR — Fourteenth An- outside for the removal of the from our lads which edged us Div. 1 _ P. Casey v. G. PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. quin are — Ann O'Brien, Mary niversary — In loving memory MORRISSEY — The bro- dental clinic from the Health a little closer still to Ardmore. O'Brien: L. Costin v. C. O'Leary O'CONNELL STREET Baby requirements at Team — L. Morrissey, E. O'Brien, Mary Hickey, Mary Col- of my dear husiband, Michael thers, sisters, nephews Centre. This latest development lender and "Willie O'Donog- S. O'Brien v. J. Walsh: J. Quann DUNGARVAN unbeatable prices. Walsh, B. Murray, J. Morrissey, O'Connor, late of Ballinaha, nieces, sisters-in-law. bro- has strengthened local unity hue?" (.More details next week). v. E. Watson- E. Costin v. R. Telephone 058/41278 and resolution to resist this un- E. McLoughlin, J. Mason, M. Walsh. Telephone 058/41376 Tallow, who died on February ther-in-law of the 'late May Welding — Three members warranted effort, to siphon off Walsh, F. Murray, M. Curley, T. Div. 2 — ,C. B'arry v. M. Lacey; Trade-ins — Guaranteed 7, 1972, R.I.P. Morrissey (nee Kiely), Bur- from the club are taking part local amenities. It is now wide- O'Sullivan. P. Bergin. J. Collender v. J. McGrath- F. After Sale Service. geny, Dungarvan;, wish to In this course at present being Will those who thiiik of him ly held locally that the attempt 2nd Div. : Cappoquin 2; inch 2 McCarthy v. M. O'Reilly; J. Noo- thank most sincerely those ru in th Technical School, todlay, to move the school to Lismore —.The visitors were rocked back n e nan v. M. Power: T. Buckley v. who sympathised with them Dungarvan. They are — Ed. FLOWER BOUTIQUE A lilttdie- prayer to Jesius say. was the prime mover in an at- after 15 minutes when 'debut A. Power. LISMORE •(Never forgotten by his lov- on- May's death; those who tempt to erode o downgrade boy' Ned Heffernan headed O'Brien, Willie O'Donoghue and attended) removal of remains, r Billy O'Grady. Div. 3 — M. Cahill v. P. Cul- ing wife Liz, daughter Noreen, services in Cappoquin. home a P. J. Kiely corner. len- S- Costin v. J. Greene- E. Frank Browne Make St. Valentine's Day Masses and funeral; those son Richard'.) Danny Lucas made it 2-0 on the May I take this opportunity Fraher v. E. McGrath; -P. Kiely Special — Order you bouquet who sent Mass cards, letters These points were made force- half hour with a great, shot of expressing a belated welcome v. S. Power: B. Casey v. j. Mc- of Fresh Flowers now. O'CONNOR — Fourteenth An- of sympathy and floral fully when a combined delega- from outside the area but Inch to Daphne Cahill and Brian Grath. wreaths. A special word of Choose from Roses, Carna- niversary — In lowing memory tion from the Cappoquin Trad- clawed one back before the in- Murray to the club. thaniks to Fr. Hickey, O.S.A., terval. We maintained control Inter-Club League — We tra- tions, Chrysanthemums, Daf- of my dear father^ Michael ers Association, St. Anne's Par- Next meeting on the 15th. Dr. O'Sullivan and Nurse ents Council and Cappoquin for long periods of the second velled to Tallow last Wednesday fodils, Tulips, etc. Silk ar- O'Connor, -late of Ballinaha, Nolaig McCarthy, to her Concerned Parents Association half but with only minutes left Good Luck — We would like night to play the home -team rangements and bouquets TallOw, who died on February nephew Fr. Maurice Kiiely for met, the Minister of State, Mr. a defensive header found our to wish Bridget Neville the very and were unlucky to come away also made to order, or 7, 1972. R.I.P. on the losing side by the odd BODY SHOP 058 42424 offering up the Masses at Eddie Collins, T.D. The fifteen own net and we had to be con- best of luck as she leaves this dhoose a healthy flowering Forget you. Dad, I never will, weekend fo Drogheda where game In five. Our two victories- 24 Hour car accident service - used car heir funeral and burial, and strong delegation was intro- tent with a point. r sales,crash repairs and resprays. pot plant to make the day. (For in my heart I love you she will be taking up a career came from Eamonn Costin and all tihe support he gave. A duced by Mr. Jim Wall, Chair- We play away to Glenview on •A single red rose malces a still, in nursing. (God help the Simon O'Brien. special word of thanks to man of Concerned Parents As- next Sunday morning. beauiMful gift. Order now and Behind my smile lies many a sociation and, among the points patients). Only joking Biddy! Despite this defeat however, Mrs. Maura Qulnn for her Team — N. O'Donoghue, P. avoid! disappointment tear. made to the Minister by the —(P.R.O.). we are still In second place and great kiindlness to 'May over Cullen, M. Foley, D. Lucas, P. J. Phone 058/54347 For a father I lost and loved many speakers for all the bodies Kiely, S. Power, J. Noonan, J. could clinch the league if we BUILDING so dear. the years. The Holy Sacrifice concerned, were Cappoquln's win our last tw matches, at AVAIL OF NEW GRANTS Lucas, P. McCarthy, N. Heffer- CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE 0 (Always- remembered by his of the Mass will be offered right as the primary industrial home to Glanworth and away NOW nan. L. Coleman. Sub. — G. G.A.A. NOTES loving daughter Maura, son-in- for ail as a token of appreci- town of West Waterford, to to Lismore. COmtiadt:— O'Brien for J. Lucas. law Tom, grandchildren Ra- ation. maintain its educational faci- Delegates To Co. Convention The game against Glanworth SEAN O'BRIEN DOMESTIC PLUM BUNG, chae-1, Elizabeth, Miohaei, Mar- lity and that this could best be —Our club was represented at is on this Wednesday night at Registered Builder HEATING AND CAPPOQUIN MACRA tin andi Mary Kate.) done in the context, of a Com- NA FEIRME the recent Co. Convention by 8 o'clock. 78 New Street, Lismore. DRAINAGE munity College. The adverse the following members — -Ned VOTE OF SYMPATHY The Jameson Perpetual Chal- Housebuilding, Extensions, O'CONNOR — Fourteenth An- effects on the primary sector Senior Debating — Last Sun- Heffernan, Michael Fraher, * Registered for all Grant lenge Cup — The results from etc. niversary — In loving memory National & Commercial Club, were also stressed and speakers day night, proved to be another Denis McCarthy, Jimmy Mc- Work. from the Traders Group spoke step in the ladder of success for Grath, Tom Fltzpatrick, Noel the first round of the Jameson of my dear father, Michael, Dungarvan Cup are as follows:— wto died on February 7, 1972, of the obvious link-up between Cappoquin Macra. Our Senior Lonergan. For free estimates call:— At a. specially .convened meet- the attempt to move the school Debating team took on the C. Barry bt. M. O'Reilly; P. late of Bafliitnaha, Tallow. Mass ing, a sincere- vote of sympathy and the dental service proposal. Drangan branch (Co. Tipper- Club Meeting — A very impor- Cullen bt. J. McGrath; E. Costin DAVID McGRATH offered. was passed with the relatives ary i team and beat them hands tant club committee meeting is bt. J. Greene: B. Casey bt. J. Mr. Collins was also told that DEAD OR DISABLED 058/54283 after 6 p.m._ of .the tote Dtok Dee. Mary St.. down, opposing the motion dewn for decision this week. Collender- A. Power bt. L. Cos- We do not need a special day Cappoquin sought nothing a former valued member of the "That. Ireland Needs A Dictator- Brian Hennessey — We are tin: C. O'Leary bt. S. O'Brien: To bring you to our mind, from neighbouring communities dub. Mass will be offered by ship." Once again we wish them delighted to report that Brian M. Cahill bt. N. O'Connor: E. For the day we do not think but only to retain what the ANIMALS WANTED—Large freezer, must Rev. Fr. Carey, C.C. for him at the very best of luck in the next Hennessey will not, after all be McGrath v. M. Lacey: R. Walsh of> you town already had, but In the be in good condition. Phone Sit. Mary's Parish Church on, round which will be held on transferring from the club. bt. B. Cunningham- N. Fleming Free, prompt collection 058/68018. Is. very hard- to find. event of an unfavourable deci- Wednesday, February 19 at 9.30- -February 28th. Brian has given sterling service b.. R. Flynn- M. Power bt. T. FOR SALE - Lady's Raleigh A prayer, a tear, ti® the end sion, such would be resisted by to the club down through the McCarthy. CHRIS COADY, TALLOW a.m. Novice Public Speaking—This Tourer 3-speed bicycle, com- of time, every means open to all the years and long may he don the competition takes place this plete with (basket carrier and For the father I loved and people. Following a discussion red and black and the blue and There are four matches still Phone 058/56337 weekend in ACOT, Shandon, self lock. Also, Childcraft Cyclo was' proud to oall mine. on all aspects delegates thank- gold with pride. to be played in the first round Leanratag aid. _ Box No. S318 (A!Dway\s, remembered by your Dungarvan Leader ed the Minister for meeting and they are as follows — J. "Leader" Office. loving son Thomas, daughlter- them and withdrew. Cisde Gael — Just a reminder Buckley v. J. McGrath: J. WANTED — Land for long- in-law Geraldine, grandchildren to all Cisde Gael ticket sellers Quann v. D O'Connor; S. Power v. P. Kiely; J. Noonan v. E. term. leasing purposes in the Stephanie, Elizabeth, Michael TELEPHONE (058)41203 BOWLING to have their quota of tickets FOR SALE Fraher. Cappagh/Oappoquin area. Con- Rois.in, Clara.) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1986 sold as quickly as possible. It SUGAR BEET Sunday 9th at 10.30 — P. WEST WATERFORD is a great source of revenue to We would ask these players to (50 TONS) tact Box No. H317 "Leader" Fitzgerald sc., D. O'Keeffe sc., Office. ORGAN — Fourth Anniver- the club and the co-operation have these matches played be- Also Round Bales of J. Bourke 4. B. Cahill 2.. F. Har- sary — in loving memory of our of everyone is vital to maintain fore this weekend. FOR SALE — Three-piece siit- nedy 5., M. Flynn 4., J. M. Kelly NOTES The Billy McCarthy Perpetual Wheaten Straw. dear 'brother, Bill Organ, late this income. tajngToam suite in sold, oak, in NEWS OF TOWN sc., W. Power 1., S- Barry 3. S. Trophy (Billiards)—The result TELEPHONE 024/97156 perfect condition; also Supe-rser of 66, T. J. Murphy Place, DEATH OF PATSY HALLAHAN Karnedy sc., M. Connors 1., M. BILLIARDS & SNOOKER from the preliminary round of gas heater. Telephone 058/ Abbeyside, who died on Feb- Gambon 4 The death occurred on Tues- this tournament are as follows 59284. CLUB NOTES repaired and ruary 9, 1982. R.I.P. Sunday 16th at 10.30—L. Con- day, January 28 of Patsy Halla- —S. O'Brien bt. J. Collender: L. LAWNMOWERS AND Snooker Leagues — The re- sharpened. — The Foundry, FOR SALE—Cookta/iil cabinet, Will) those who think of him nors L, M. McGrath sc., A. B'ar- han. Springfield. Kimsalebeg. Costin w/o from J. McGrath-. R. sults from week 10 of the Stephen Street, Dungarvan. going reasonable; -also coffee today, den 4. M. Goulding 4. B. Tobin Pafey, a very active man, died Walsh bt. C. O'Leary: D. O'Con- leagues are as follows:— McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE table and. Superser gas heater A little prayer to Jesus' say. ROUNDABOUT 1.. M. Landers 2. F. Mangan 5. unexpectedly at his- residence nor bt. N. Fleming; E. Costin bt. is open every Sunday from 11 as new. Phone 058/56395. (Alwaysi remembered by your •J. J. Maher 3., E. Lucas 5., P. and it was a great shock to his Div. 1 _ P. Casey bt. E. Cos- P. Kiely. STOCKTAKING SPECIALS tin; L. Costin bt. G. O'Brien: C. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 lovting brothers- and sister.) Dalton sc., J. Noonan 5., B. family and a® who knew him. REPAIRS AND SERVICING— AT ALICIA'S O'Leary bt. S. O'Brien: J. Quann First round nroper. results as p.m. week days; closed on Mon- Whelan sc. Hi's funeral took place to follows — A. Power bt. J. Noo- John Feeney, Chapel Street Fully-Lined Wool Skirts, pleat- v. J. Walsh (1 point each): R. day— McUuire's Garden Centre, STREET — Twelfth Anniver- PiffitOwmi Church followed by a nan: B. Casey bt. S. Power: E. Taillow. ed. checks and tweed. 12 to 20, Walsh bt. E. Watson. Rossdutl, Woodstown. Tele- sary — in- loving memory of P.T.A.A. Costin bt. D. O'Connor. now £21,99. Elastic Waist large cortege and following Re- phone 051/82136. Again we would ask that any Bobby Street, McCarthiyviiae, Slacks, navy, wine and black, 14 A slight change in olan sees quiem- Mass on- Thursday burial Div. 2 — T. Buckley bt. C- Wc ScLL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, players with outstanding games IN MEMORIAM Abbeyside. who- died On Feb- to 24, now £10.99. Cotton our discussion on Youth Policy took place, to the adjoining Barry M. Lacey bt. J. collender; Tubing. Re-Bar, Plating and would have them played by the ruary 7, 1974. On his' soul Sweeb Blouses, stitched seams, white put back from Friday night cemetery. J. McGrath w/o from F. Mc- Ualvanise and all types of CANNING — Fourteenth An- weekend —(P.R.O.). Jesus have mercy. and blue. 12 to 24, £9.99. White no*t to Saturday night at 8.30 Sincere sympathy is expressed Carthy: J. Noonan bt. M. faheds supplied in Kit Form. niversary — In loving memory Blouses, lace trimmed, 12 to 24, after Mass. Our Council meet- to his wife Bridget, his sons Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- of our dear son, Michael. New Your life was love and now £6.99 _ ALICIA BROWNE, ing will also be held on Sat- Tom, Fihibarr and Bertie and gormacK 051/46075. Street. L/Lsmore, whose anniver- labour, Ladies Fashions & Children's urday and dates wil] be set for •hils daughter Many and to his PERSONAL SERVICES — Join sary occurs, lab this- time. Your love for your family Wear. 83, O'Connell Street. Dun- out A.G.M. and eet-together. other family relatives and Datadate, Ireland's largest com- •God has, you in His keeping, tnue. garvan. —(Advt.). friends. puter da/ttog system. For de- We have you to our hearts. You diid your ibeslt for all of PRE MARRIAGE COURSE AFFANE A.F.C. tails and free analysis chart, (Never forgotten by your lov- us, VIDEO Will be held at the Mercy HOUSEWIVES- send s.a.e. to Datadate (Dept. ing Dad; Mam and brother We will always remember We had Modeligo as visitors Dick.) you. Convent. Church Street. Dun- on Sunday in a local derby and West Waterford Hunt-, Juven- DL), 4 Spencer Avenue, Dub- ile GAA. Community Games, TO ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BAKING (Inserted by his loving wife garvan. on Friday. Feb. 21st and ended on the wrong side of a lin 1. (7-2) Ladies Football, Boy Scouts, CONDON _ Fourth Anniver- Kititiy and1 family.) Friday, February 28, commenc- 3-0 scorellne. We played reason- ORDER— GOOD QUALITY HAY for sary — In loving memory of ing at 7.30 each evening. Prior ably well against, the wind un- GHrl Guides, Brownies. Civil De- my dear husband, Edimond booking essential, please 'phone til the 25th minute when Vince fence, Choir, Set Dancing, Pool, sale, in suitable lots. — Box No. / Condon, Parkdotla, Tallow who 058 41320 before February 15. Dart®, Lourdes Committee, N313 "Leader" Office. (6-2) Donovan scored Modeligo's first. died on February 4, 1*982. R.I.P. —(Advt.' Brother Nick scored the second Motor Bfflke. Hot Rod, Badmin- FRESH CULTURED BUTTERMILK HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves Although we sadly muss you, V/VLENTINES DAY SPECIALS before half time and scored his ton, Amm-Wrestillng — all the — from — worry, anxiety, tension and We know we are not alone, AT CONNOLLYS own second as the game enter- above organisations from Clash- fear. Teaches you to relax, For you- are watching over us Free Greeting Card/Handker- ed the last, yearter. On the day more are featured in -a- video helps to alleviate symptoms, From God's eternal home. chief Gift, with all fragrance we never looked like scoring — recorded recently for interna- If you have a problem 'phone (SadQiy missed by your loving Purchases over £4.00. Morny, for the first, time this season. tional Youth Year and it will CENTRAL DAIRIES LID. and make an appointment. wife Nora.) Rebel, Mystique. Accent, Gift We are at, home to Ardmore be shown on this Friday night The cause is treated, not just Sets now at half price. See win- in Decies Lounge at 8 p.m. All CONDON _ Fourth Anniver- on Sunday at 11.30. DUNGARVAN the symptom. Sessions are dow display. Connollys. Frag- are welcome along. Pat Tobin sary —- In loving memory of strictly confidential and by rances And Skin Care, Main St., Team — M. O'Dowd, J. Tobin, wiH provide entertainment AND TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! my d-ear father-, Ed.mond Con- appointment only. Carried out Dungarvan. —(Advt.). •J. Crotty, E. McGrath, L. Denn, afterwards-. don, ParlkdOtiia, Tallow, who Price 30p per litre — available in all shops and from iin quiet, private siur-roundings. CONGRATULATIONS S. Denn, F. McCarthy, J. Kett, died on February- 4, 1082. R.i.p, your Roundsman. (24-1) — w. H. Middleton-Leyton, Congratulations to Derek E. O'Shea, T. Pratt, E. Costin. DEATH OF DAN O'CONNELL Little we thought that STREET — Twelfth Anniver- Subs. _ J. Flavin for E. Costin: MBSH, The Lodge, Mocollop, Allen. Kllrush and Liz Wade, The death took place on morning, sary — In .loving memory of Stradbally who celebrated a L. Costin for L. Denn. Ballyduff Upper, Co Waterford. Saturday- last, February 1, after What sorrows that day would my father, Bobby Street, Mc- double 21st in Clonea Hotel on Telephone 058 60113. a short' illness of Dan O'Con- bring. Car.thyvil'le, Abbeyside, who died Pridav night last. CREDIT UNION'S GOOD YEAR nell, Upper Piltown. FOR SALE Gates, all sizes, When a heart) of gold stopped on February 7, 1974. Sweet DUNGARVAN MART Lismore & Cappoquin Credit We wish to express sincere Circular and Rectangular Feed- beating, Jesus 'have meroy on his- soul. Thc large entry of calves on offer Union members received the sympathy to his wife and ers. Galv. and Timber Feeding And we could not do a thing. No day dawns-, no night at Dungarvan Mart on Monday last welcome news of a 6% dividend daughter,, family and friends on Troughs, McCullogh Chain Saws '(Always remembered by his met an exceptionally gocd trade and returns, on savings when they gathered their sad loss. at excellent prices, Calving loving son, MBchael, daughter- th: market for calves far exceeded But we remember you. for their Annual General Meet- The funeral took piia.ee on WATERFORD COUNTY Observation Units, Whole stocks in-law Margaret and family.) thc nrmbcr of calves on offer. ing at, Lismore Hotel. (Sadily missed — your loving thiis Tuesday evening from last. New Calving Ambulance HOGAN Knee Mahorny) _ daughter Catherine and grand- Trade for good uualitv store cattle Chairman of the Board, Mr. continues to be good but however Frank Murphy Funeral Home- to now in stock, Compsey Cattle Second Anniversary — In lov- son Kenley.) Paddy Lawton presided and wel- COUNCIL plainer store cattle were mere diffi- Clashmore Church. Following Weighers, Hoof Knacks, Yard ing memory of our loving ?omed the members. cult to sell. Requiem Mass on Wednesday A revised scheme of polling districts and polling Scrapers, Transport Boxes, daughter, Mary, late of 10, WADE — Thirty-second' Anni- The meeting had before it re- Beef heifers continue to sell up morning, buiflial took place in Vicon Fertiliser Spreaders. — Fitzgerald Terrace, Dungarvan, versary — In loving memory of ports on a most successful places in County Waterford for Dail Elections and to £105 per 100 kgs. Clashmore cemetery. Telephone Waterford Co-Op. who died on February 6, 1934. my dear father. Pierce Wade, year's working which saw in- elections of members of local authorities has been Fat htysgets were in. strong de- come rise from £25,310 to 058/41011. R.I.P. of Headborough, Knockanore, 21st BIRTHDAYS mand. £35,896 and the annual surplus made by Waterford County Council. Willi those who think of her who- died on February 7, 1954. Birthday greetings are ex- FOR SALE — 12 foot touring from £17,759 t0 £27,013. Total tended to Bernie O'Brien and today, R.I.P. Sacred Heart of Jesus Shares were £279,171, an in- Copies of -the scheme are available for public inspec- caravan wiith all extras, in Noel O'Brien, Grange and A little prayer to Jesus say. have mercy on h/is- soul. Our crease of £51,708 and total tion during normal office hours 'n the Counoil Officer, excellent condition. Also 10 ft. Bernie Sweeney, Kiimeedy. All four-berth touring caravan. Can (Always remembered by your Lady of Lourdes Intercede for loans were £252,880, an increase Dungarvan, Tramore and Lismore. loving Mam and Dad and him. Masses- offered'. MR. JOHN of £38,558. 281 loan totalling are celebrating their 21st birth- be seem in Fermoy. Telephone K days this- weekend. 025/32302. family.) It's not engraved- in rarest £163,925 were granted during The Minister for the Environment will consider repre- gO'ld, the year. The report of the DEATH OF TONY LANDERS : FOR SALE—One 28-ft. extend- LANG AN — Second Anniver- sentations regarding the scheme made to him w, thin two Or 'hung for all to see. (JACKIE) MILLS Board of Directors was read by Sincere siympathy is ex- ing ladder (timber sides, alu- sary — In loving memory of my It's just engraved- within my the Secretary, Eddie O'Shea. weeks from 6th February, 1986. minium rungs); one 1'2-ft. all dear grandfather. Patrick It is with sadness that we re- pressed to the wife anidi family heailt, The Credit Committee report aluminium roof ladder; two (Paudy) Langafi, late of 8. Con- norrj the sudden death of Mr. and parentis of Tony Lander® of A copy of the scheme will be supplied to any peilson Your loving memory. John (Jackie) Mills, Janeville, was read by Caroline Dunne, pairs timber steps; four ac,row gress Villas, Dungarvan', wno Aglish and Midleton whose (Always, rememlbered by his Tallow. the financial report by Rose c-n payment of. a fee of fifty penae. props; two 12-ft. scaffold died on February 8, 1984. R.I.P. death occurred last weak. Jackie, who was a native of Campion with explanatory com- planks; £15'0; will separate. — loving daughter, Bessie.) DROPS OF BiRANDY Masses offered. Kilwatermoy was a very affable ments by Mr. John Grace, who 1 Condo-n, Dro-more. Aglish. Memories are something no and easy going man. A great represented the auditor, Mr. E. Thle 'band wishes- to apologise 1 FOR SALE — 4 Black W.H. one can- steal. conversationalist, he was inter- W. Levingstone. The final re- to all their flans for their non- Weanling Bullocks. Telephone Death is a heartache no one ested in all kinds of sport, but port of the night, ori behalf of attendance in Clashmore on 053 46228. can heal, particularly horse racing. the Supervisory Committee was Saturday night last due to ACKNOWLEDGMENTS presented by Dermot O'Leary FOR SALE 1078 Ford Cor- Some may forget you now A keen gardener and expert some of the- members being you are gone, beekeeper, he supplied honey to and a recommendation that the involved iin a oar accident. tina good condition; also 2.3 GRIFFIN—The husband and incoming committee should con- WILLIE ROCHE, Sierra engine, 4,000 miles, But we will remember no the local shop keepers as well DEATH OF BILL DOWNING matter hlow long. brother of the late Mary as to many of his friends and sider the appointment of a Telephone 058/54102 genuine. Phone 058 68090. Griffin (nee O'Donnell), Bawn- part-time clerical assistant and/ A great sense of loss and sad- WANTED—Registered builder A Mass, a prayer, are all we neighbours. Another of his in- more and Malin Street. Lis,more, terests was supplying scallops or manager gave rise to an ani- ness was- fe-'Jt throughout the to d:o new housing grant. Tele- oan give. GENERAL HARDWARE — HEATING AND wish to thank a® those who and spires to thatchers. mated discussion but, the deci- whole area when the unex- phone 024/97243. These you will have as long sion must, lie with the Board. PLUMBING sympathised with them to their He worked in a variety of pected death of Bill Downing FOR ?ALE—Frlesian Spring- as we live. oOTn.nreid1 Biuning the wee-k. A recent bereavement; those who iohs but, in later years he was Chairman Paddy Lawton had ers — John Devine, Reanacool- 'Loved and rememibeired al- highly respected member of the ways—Josie, Billy, Christopher sent 'Mass cards, telegrams, a foreman at Tourin Grass Dry- two other items of good news l a-zh. Ballysaggart. farming community in Ag lish. and Sean.) letters of sympathy and those ing station until it closed down for members when he confirm- CLEARANCE SALE OF FOR SALE —1979 Escort Es- f he will be greatly missed' by all LANGAN — Second Anniver- who attended tihe obsequies. A a ew years ago. ed the Directors statement, of tate, perfect condition, low tax. who knew htm. sary — In- loving memory of special word of thantes -to the A large crow^ attended the the purchase of a premises in bargain. first offer £800. Tele- 1 ••emova] from Lismore Hospital A great GAA supporter, he phone 058/54122. my dear stepfather, Patrick priest and doctors who attended Cappoquin and further that the SOLID FUEL BURNERS her,, tihe nurses alt Ltomore HOs- to Kilwatermoy Church on Sun- organisation's 1,000th member wae given a guard of honour by WANTED — Land for grazing. Langan, late of 8, Congress pffltal, tihe clergy who, were pre- day evening. Burial took place had been registered at the Lis- members of the local GAA club SUITABLE FOR CENTRAL HEATING OR AS FREE Phone 058/41800 after 7 p.m. Villas, Dungarvan, who died on sent, and all klind friends and on Monday in Tallow cemetery more office. at AgilliSh Church. STANDUNG STOVES. FOR SALE — Seedling barley February 8, 1984. R.I.P. Masses neighbours; who helped in any after concelebrated Requiem There were no contests for Sincere siympathy is express- straw. — O'Sullivan, Conna. offered. Save up to £200 while stocks last. way. As a token of appr-eciatlion Mass in Kilwatermoy. Priests in either Supervisory Committee or ed to hlfe wife, sons', daughters, Phcne 058/56270'. As we pray for you, dear attendance were Very Rev. Fr. the HOly Sacrifice of the Mass Board membership and the new family and friends-. BUILDING Extensions and Paudie, Mulcahy P.P.. Kilwatermoy, FARMERS — Please note we accept Vouchers will be offered for the inten- Board — who will elect, officers Fr. Fi-tzgeralld', Fr. C-a-sey. Fr. house plans drawn quickly and We know you are praying Rev. Fr. O'Callaghan, C.C., do., this week- — Is P. Lawton, P. for the Free Feed Scheme too, tions, of all. Me-ehlan and Fr. Callanan offi- reasonably. Telephone 068/ Rev. J. Griffin. C.C.. Dungar- Pollard, G. Walsh, E. O'Shea, E. ciated a-t the obsequies. 54648 (28-2) And asking God to guard the van, Rev. Tom Paul Geary and Fenton, W. Leahy. D. O'Leary, ones HEANEY _ The nieces, ne- Veiy Rev. M. Walsh, P.P.. Tal- COMHALTAS FOR SALE — 1978 Hunter, in- phews and relatives of- the late M. Hickey, G. O'COnnor, R. Sar- Who loved you so true. low. gent, M. Casey. R. Campion, C. Once agaim Clashmore COmh- good condition,. Telephone 058/ Mrs-. EliJleen Kearney, Knockaun, Were there- a wish we could He is survived by his wife Dunne. Supervisors are Mrs. aiitas are organisiing their an- 54414. Dungarvan. wish ,to t'hianlk most make. Elizabeth (Daisy); son Batty, Campion, Mrs. Morrissey, J. nual' Sit. Va-l'en.tilhie''s Party iin FOR SALE—May '84 Yamaha sflncereliyi alll those Who siympa- With fervent. Hps we'd pray, England; daughters, Mrs. Jose- Crowley. the Deoles Lounge on Feb. 14. DT 810, perfect condition, almost, thfoedi with them in, their Please God' turn back the phine Morrisson, Mrs-. Moira new. many extras. Contact; recent bereavement; those who NURSING DUNGARVAN MART Martin Hayes, St. Brigid's Tee , hands of time, Alien brothers, George Mills, CAPPOQUIN F.C. NOTES senlt Mass, cards, letters and Kilwatermoy, Ned Mills, Carrig- Every good wish to Colette Dungarvan. Afnd give us yesteTdaiy. floral tributes. A special thanks Beresiford. CUashmore on her 15 FRIESIAN IN CALF HEIFER'S FOR SALE O Sacred Heart of Jesus. een- sister Mrs. Molly Fitz- 1st Div. : Ballyduff 0: Cappo- WANTED — Home heClp to to the Matron and' staff of St. gerald, England: son-in-law, appointment a® trainee- nurse at ON MONDAY, 10th FEBRUARY assist mother with 5 young Hear our salient prayer, quin 4 — Although playing a Joseph^ Hospital, who were so daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, somewhat, understrength Bally- the Regional Hospital, Cork. at 2 p.m. ohWdirem, and -JiWhit- h'ous'.-ikes'P- took after dear Pan-die. kii-ndi to her. The Ho.ly Sacrifice Colette has' been, keeping her- With your tender love and brother-in-law. grandchildren, duff side, our domination of this icnig duties; Abbeyside area of the Mas® has been, offered self busy doing volunteer work Due in February to A.A. Bull. care. great-grandchildren and rela- game was clear throughout. RepIHes toy letter onCiy giving for the Intention® of all. tives, to whom we extend deep ffln many hospitals in the area (Loved and remembered al- Tommy O'Sullivan r>ui; Us ahead These early Calving Heifers are from top quality herds. full dletaiis to Box No. C3-19 and sincere sympathy. after 20 minutes with a great over tihe past few months. "Leader" Office. ways by Noreen, and Frank.) PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES TALLOW G.A.A. to see so many people from ningham; runner-up Angela of her sister Mrs. Dalton, B'ally- West Waterford in Kilcohan. Curley. dassoon. Senior Hurling — Our senior hurlers face a long and vigorous Also pleasing (for Lennie at Under 13 doubles blitz will be MR. MATTIE GREANEY, R.I.P. campaign this year with the least) last weekend was to see held on Feb. 10th at 7.30 p.m. introduction of the league sys- Everton back at the top of the The 6th division team lost to The recent death of Mr. Mat- tem. This new system was pass- first division Old Parish recently but the 5th tie Geaney, Ballintoslg, Inch ed at this year's annual conven- division had a good win over was heralded with profound tion which was1 held recently. CAMOGIE CLUB A.G.M. Tourin. shock and regret in the district. If Tallow are to make it three Mattde was surely one of na- A good crowd attended the The mens doubles will be ture's gentlemen and those who in a row they are going to have played in the Hall on tonight to work very hard. Further de- above meeting held recently in worked with him in the For- (Thursday). tails of this years campaign the Community Centre. Officers estry Department looked on him elected for the coming year as a good humoured and inter- will be available after the COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS County Board hold their first were: Chairman — John W. Mc- esting conversationalist. When meeting of the new year. Carthy; Vice-Chairman — Rose- Peg Lonergan, Ballynoe, Caro- it came to good humour and mary prescod: Secretary—Mar- line Curley, Tallow, Ann Mc- geniality Mattie would always Sympathy — The club would ion Forbes; Hon. Secretary — Grath, Tallow, Teresa Sice, Tal- emerge the winner. like to extend Its sympathy to Sharon Henley- Treasurer — low, Anne Rooney, Tallow, Maura and Billy Sheehan on Christine Pratt; P.R.O. — Nora A true son of his native Inch Sheila Sutherland, Tallow, Mary he involved himself with local the death of Maura's father in McCarthy. Committee — Connie Fitzgerald, Tallow, May Mernin, Kerry recently. Henley, John Henley, Martina affairs of the parish Including Villierstown, Mrs. O'Connor, the sports clubs, the local Henley, Mary Brown, Liam Tallow, Mrs. Duggan, Ballyduff, Membership — Anyone wish- O'Neill, John O'Neill, Bernadette C.Y.'M.S., the building of the ing to become a member of the Eileen Moore, Cappoquin, Chris- new hall and a lifetime mem- ORegan, Margaret, O'Brien, tine Pratt, Tallow, Mary Mc- G.A.A. club can do so by con- Sheila Sutherland and Veronica ber of the church choir. Above tacting Michael Sheehan, Wood- Grath, [Tallow, Nora McCarthy, all else he will be renowned as Quinlan. Finance committee — Tallow, Mrs. Smith, Lismore, view Park. Michael is the mem- Liam O'Neill, Christine Pratt, the ideal husband and father. bership officer and hopes to at- M<-s. Power, Dungarvan, Kevin Martina Henley and Nora Mc- Green, Inch, Betty Buckley, Tal- He was interred In Killeagh tract as many members as pos- Carthy. on Sunday last. sible. Membership fees: Adults low, Carmel Burke, Tallow, John Joe Troy, Ballysaggart and Pad To his wife Mary, sons, Mich- £2 juveniles £1. : The meeting expressed i'ts Hogan, Tallow. ael, Pat, Matt, Tommy and deepest sympathy to the Casey John, sister Ann, grandchild SOCCER family, Headborough, Knockan- Fiona, other relatives and ore on their recent bereavement. SYMPATHY friends we extend our heartfelt It is hoped that B'rideview's sympathy. Youth team will be in action We extend our deepest sym- ST. PATRICK'S HALL pathy to Mrs. Pauline Power, Solus na bhlaitheas da anam next Saturday against Youghal 45 DRIVE RESULTS in Tallow. This game will kick- Woodview Park on the death uasal. off at 3.30 p.m. 1st, Pad Hogan and W. The Under 12 team are also Aherne- 2nd and 3rd divided be- in a league and they will play tween Finbarr Power and Nellie their first match on Saturday McGrath, Helen Condon and Paul Hampton, Chairman, Tallow Squash Club presents the runners-up prizes in the Club's League to Mick week. John Leahy. Best of the last 5— RECENT DEATHS Neville and (his team. The other team .members are Mic hael O'Neill, Stephen Allen, Kay Condon,, Mary Murphy, Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Fraher. and also included is Ted Keniry (sponsor). (Phioto: Rory Wyley) Kilcohan Park was the place Table Prizes—Antoinette Tobin to be last Sunday to see Water- and Eugene- Barry. Tickets — by Rev. W. Carey, C.C„ assisted ford United beat Galway United Sean McCarthy, Helen Condon by Rev. T. Flynn, C.C., Ardmore. 2-1 in the F.A.I. Cup. The big and James Rohan. MR. WILLIAM Requiem Mass was. celebrat- crowd created a tremendous at- ed by Fir. Flynn, C.C. on Thurs- mosphere and the 'blues' turned BADMINTON CLUB day morntog after whiiich the HOW IRISH PEOPLE BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT on the style to end Galway's 22 DOWNING funeral took pliace to tihe North match unbeaten run. It was an Results of the Under 13 DROMOiRE, AGLISH Abbey Cemetery, Youghial wihere (Continued from Page 1) excellent game and it was great singles blitz: winner Colin Cun- interment took place. Rev. Fr. The deaitlh took pliace on Sun- 1 FEEL ABOUT 1986 be seen what the outcome will day morning, January Mi of Mr. O'Keeffe officiated at the In the Urban area of Dungar- wWilliam Downing at taiS1 resi- graveside asisiisibed by Rev, Fr. van it was stated that between be and whether what's sauce dence im Dramore. Agiisin. Tne Flynn. 350 and 400 letters had been (or should it be water) for the deceased was memoer of a well AND THE E.E.C. sent by the Council's solicitors goose will be sauce for the LISMORE AND DISTRICT known llaimUly in titie Agunsn Europeans expect, a better On the other hand, 67 per to defaulters and the County gander! area wno was most popular year in 1986, according to the cent of Irish people believe their Manager left no doubt when among the farming community. latest survey of public opinion country benefitted from mem- The County Council Estim- NOTES MISS FLORA CHASE he declared at the Council's in nis younger days' he was The death, at an advanced in EEC member States. bership of the Community. This ates meeting on Monday next a fisherman, tout later nei spent figure has 'risen steadily, from last meeting that all moneys LISMORE BADMINTON NOTES LISMORE GOLF CLUB age, has recently occurred of For the first, time in more will therefore attraot more most of his life woming for 56 per cent in 1983 and 61 per On Monday, 27th January, The final qualifying round of Mlse Flora Chase in New York. than five years, those who see due to date under the water than ordinary attention for Lismore's 1st Division played at the Winter League was played Waterford county Council!, this year as likely to be worse cent in 1984. The survey shows Flora was. daughter of the. late that 55 per cent are generally charges will be pursued to the more than one reason, as it home to Dunmore East. The at the weekend and Ballyea Hliis remains, accompanied by George Chase, New Hampshire than the last, twelve months are with 376', lead Div. I. The battle outnumbered by those who see in favour of Community mem- end • for collection "by what- result was 6-2 in favour of Lis- a large cortege, were removed and. of Wis wiife Anne (nee is there that the decisions for the three remaining places better times ahead. bership, with 18 per cent ever means are at my disposal." more. irom has home to Agulish Gniurch ScuJily) oif Lismore. Anne was made will affect the adminis- On Thursday the 1st Division in this division, as forecast in on Monday evening where they According to the latest report against — almost, the same fig- At the same meeting two mem- one of slix daughters and four ure as in 1973 (56 per cent for, tration of the county and the travelled to Clonmel to play in last week's issue, was a real were received by Very Rev. W. from Eurobarometer — the re- sons oJ the Hate 'Michael Scully 15 per cent against). bers of the Council (Cllrs. the Haynes Cup. Our opposition cliff-hanger with only 8 points GaBainian F.P. lassis'tedJ by Rev. gular survey of EEC public public services for the year were Premier, Waterford and dividing six teams. and his wife Hanora wh0 lived opinion — 32 per cent of EEC Wright and Dixon) said that P. Flitzgeraldi, C.C. in the last house nexit to the | And on a wide range of policy ahead while the attitude of the regretfully they came through The stage is now set for the citizens expect 1986 to be better they had not paid the charges Fianna Fail members as a with flying colours on the night. Following Requiem Mass on old parochial cemetery in for them, against only 24 per | issues, Irish people believe Com- match play which will com- munity action is more effective in respect of 1985 nor did they Team: 1st men — Pat Morris- mence on Sat. 15th/3un. 16th Tuesday morning celebrated by Chapel Street. cent who think It will be worse. group towards the charges for The survey was carried out In than action by national govern- intend to do so. It remains to sey and Colin Coleman: 2nd and full details re. draw, etc., Rev. P. Fitzgerald. C.C., assisted As a teenagier she emigrated water and refuse will also be October and November 1985, ments. This, 74 per cent favour men — Shaun Power and Pat will be posted on notice board by Rev. E. Oasey, C.C., Very to the USA and was later fol- and includes Spain and Portu- Community action on regional watched with interest. Ahearne; 1st ladies — Anne during coming week. Rev. W. Calllanan, p.p. and Rev. lowed there 'by three of her development, 70 per cent, on Dunne and Ann Heaphy; 2nd gal for the first time. There was also a close contest W. Meehan, C.C., ithe interment brothers, Robert and the t(win security of energy supplies. 57 Incidentally, while watching ladies — Nora O'Sullivan and for the individual prize with took pliace in the adjoining brothers James, and Pa Scully. This represents a major shift per cent on economic develop- the television news from BBC Sheila Denn. Billy Ormonde (17) playing since 1980, when pessimists out- cemetery in 't)he presence of Iin the early twenties James ment and the fight against un- DUNGARVAN Wales the other night, we with Ballyea scoring a gross 83 another large gathering of numbered optimists by more employment. and 83 per cent on Our 4th Division travelled to pts. just one point ahead of j. returned to Lismore and mar- than two to one. Since then, the learned that the Welsh Water Kiiwatermoy on Wednesday mourning family relatives and ried h'is old sweetheart Katie aid for the Third World. Even Condon (17) of the Cappoquin friends. gap has been closing steadily, on security against external Authority had increased the night and were successful on team. Herneyof Church Lane. Robert but last year's survey still BADMINTON CLUB the night. .The result was five threat, 53 per cent, say they water rates in Wales for 1986 The Aglish Sohool Choir, un- and Pa dlied in America^ both showed a slightly higher num- First of all this week we want to games to three. Full results: 1st Div.—Ballyea favour Community action. by approximately £10, making 3761 pts.; Tallow 351 Pts.; Deer- der Eamonn Stack, Principal, Idike James-, witjhout any family. ber of pessimists. fill you in about the Haughy. De On Friday night, our u/16's Burca Cup. This event will be held charge now park 350 pts.; Affane 346 pts. sang the hymns during the Th'eiir niece Flora had' mo. re- Results from Ireland show a The Eurobarometer survey Is the annual water had their first, match in Cappo- 2nd Div. — Cappoquin 355 ;: Requiem Mas®. Whiemi the similar shift of opinion. In 1983, oarried out, simultaneously in on Sunday. February 16 in the for an average household in DaWves llvilnig to America, but Sports Centre an