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POLLUTION PENSMAN TAKES YOU To Seek Re-instatement Of County CALL FOR EleveTP l./-\ T T ny-v memberm AmKn«s n ofn f thI-Ve* A for- ^^ mer County Waterford Commit- tee of Agriculture met at a spe- cially convened meeting at, the REALISTIC GRANT ACOT Offices in Dungarvan last Monday morning to make a case Committees Ot Agriculture £10,979,938 dn travelling ex- for the County Waterford T.D.'s AID SCHEME A SIGN OF THE TIMES to seek the re-instatement of At a specially convened meet- penses for staff members and Committees of Agriculture. Fol- At the outset, the former ing of former members of the On Monday last, May 23, the at present being debated in the feeling that there was now a but the problem was to arrive £390.742 for the travelling lowing a decision by the Gov- Chairman of the Committee, Dail. hope of re-establishing the at an acceptable • formula for Co. Waterford Committee of ernment to merge the opera- Minister for Health, Dr. R'ory expenses for the board members Cllr. W. McDonnell said that he Cllr. McDonnell said that, the Committees and It, was put to the establishment of statutory Agriculture held in Dungarvan O'Han Ion, T.D., launched a tions of ACOT and AFT and had called the meeting in an General Council had since all the former Committees to committees On a county basis. last Monday morning, a discus- during the year. that, no further funding be pro- new food and drink hygiene effort to try to re-establish Com- asked C.A.O.'s and former Com- bring whatever pressure they He felt that there was room sion took place on the enormOus The information was given by vided for the Committees by the mittees of Agriculture. He said sums of money which pollution information campaign called mittee's to hold local meetings could to bear on the Minister for compromise if such a form the Minister for Health in reply Exchequer or the Local Author- that the General Council ol to impress on their constituency to do this. He would like to see of words could be agreed. control measures on farms ity, they were disbanded as "Cleanwatch." The aim of the to a question on the matter Committees of Agriculture had T.D.'s the need for them to use the Committees re-established In a written submission read could cost. campaign is to encourage the from December 31, 1987. recently contacted the Minister their powers a Dail Deputies in some form s that farmers asked in the Dail recently. s 0 by the C.A.O., Deputy Deasy Views expressed stated that general public to become more Present at the meeting on in- for Agriculture, Mr. O'Kennedy, to get, a suitable amendment could have some voice in the apologised for his inability to vitation were Deputies Brian to make a case for the estab- included in the Bill for the es- running of the agricultural af- huge sums involved, running in conscious of hygiene standards attend as he was out of the some instances into tens of DISC PARKING NEXT Swift (F.F.) and Martin Cullen lishment, of Statutory Commit- tablishment of these commit- fairs of their own counties. country. He said that he still and to ask them to collaborate tP.D.) while apologies were re- tees on a County basis as part tees. thousands of pounds, could well MONTH believed the Minister might put farmers out of business un- with the managements of all ceived from Deputies Austin Of the Agricultural, Research. Deputy Brian Swift said that agree to the retention Of the Deasy (F.G.) and Jackie Fahey Training and Advice Bill 1988 Mr. Jerry Kingston, C.A.O. as he understood it. his func- less a realistic grant aid scheme food and drink outlets to Dungarvan Town Clerk Mr. Committees but only if consider- was introduced. (F.F.). then read resolutions from the tion at the meeting was to able pressure was brought to improve those standards. Bertie White informed members Co. Mayo and Co. Donegal Com- listen and gather the views ex- The problem, it was stated, bear on him by members of his was a major one which would While, as Minister O'Hanlon of the Urban Council at their mittees of Agriculture passed pressed by those present. He as- own party. last, December calling on the sured the meeting that, he not be solved in a hurry while monthly meeting last Monday pointed out al the launch our Minister to retain the Commit- would communicate these views Finally the members unani- I a sensible and flexible approach standards of food hygiene are night Chat the necessary signs tees on a county basis. to the Fianna Fail Parliamen- mously made a request to all to the problems by the Co. good, we must not become for the operation of disc park- tary Sub-Committee on Agricul- the T.D.'s to do all they could Council's Pollution Officers was STIFLING DEMOCRACY ture and would come back as also required. complacent. A high standard of ing in the town were about to to have the present, legislation soon as hP could with their de- before the Dail altered to en- Cllr. M. Quealy raised an ob- hygiene is fundamental to the All members present voiced be erected. It was expected that their opinions in turn on the cision on the matter. sure the retention of the Com- jection to the ACOT advertise- wellbeing of the individual and the system would commence need for the re-establishment of Deputy Cullen said that the mittees. ment about pollution on the the quality of his environment. about mid-June, he said. Just the committees. The dissolution nub of the problem appeared to In addition to the Chairman, radio which suggested to people be the cost of operating such in urban areas that "farmers On the ofher hand, poor stan- another method by tihe local of the old Committees, it was also present at the meeting stated, was an act to stifle local Committees, He did not think were Cllrs. O Wilkinson. T. Cun- were getting away with murder dards are aesthetically unaccept- authority to collect more democracy and a bad thing for that it was possible even in the ningham. J. Carey J. A. Walsh. for years." The wholp tone of able but, more importantly, can revenue from the already over- agriculture which, it was claim- event of succeeding in having a M. Quealy and M/s. J. O'Grady the advertisement was wrong, he said. be the cause of illness and taxed motorist! ed, was the most important in- suitably worded amendment in- (Sheepbreeders). P. Morrissey disease. dustry in the country. cluded in the Bill that the (Macrai. M. Kiely (IFA). J. Har- Mr. M. Kiely said that while Cllr. McDonnell, in the chair, status quo would be observed rington (ICMSA) and T. Mur- silage effluent was a problem Much of this can go unreport- ITEMS OF INTEREST phy (ICOSi. said that there was a general to be dealt with, by far the big- ed and undetected and "Cle;in- We were sorry to learn from gest problem was the control watoh" is directed at raising the of soiled water which could cost Cllr. Wdllie McDonnell during enormous amounts of money. level of public awareness nbou' the week that no award was DUNGARVAN U.D.C. Deputy M. Cullen (P.D.i said food hygiene. It is to en- won by the Tallow Bride De- that pollution should not be courage people to look for velopment Group for the very seen solely as a problem for the proper standards and to be praiseworthy project which had Department of Agriculture but more confident about making also one which involved fhe De- been entered by tihem in the partments of the Environment known their comments to recent Zanussi National Clean Refuse Collection Notice and Tourism. He felt there management. People tend to get Up Competition. Out of hun- would be a better chance of ob- taining funding to deal with the standards they look for and dreds of entries from all over The confusion created by the the country, the Tallow project the problems if there was a this applies to food hygiene a? publication of a notice in the spread over all three. much as for anything else. had been short-listed to the local papers concerning the col- lection of refuse in the urban Created Contusion On the proposal of Cllr. J. A. When we do have re;ison to final ten for which there were area as from May 30 was dis- Walsh spconded by Mr. J. Har- eight awards available and rington it was then unanimous- criticise standards we usually cussed at length by members ly agreed to request the Minis- hopes were high after the excit- of Dungarvan Urban Council at hour which created traffic prob- The Town Clerk said that tend to do so in private] lems while the crew of the truck they were getting all the ser- ter for Agriculture to bring the ing helicopter visit of the their monthly meeting last vices provided by the Council "rant aid for pollution control amongst ourselves ;ind then to Monday night were also complaining. People Jiuiyes on May 7 that one of who delivered tlielr refuse to lucludtriig a domestic refuse col- -worV-.s lor farmers to t'he same take our business elsewhere. In ill'- dump and oald the charfjes lection, or Its equivalent. level M \ a i available to In- the minor awards, at least, Til.. mutter WHS raised, la.v such ci rctrniste'nces mnn;iae- ~Hr. Tony Wright who said that were also complaining that Cllr. Kyne said that if some dustry to deal with industrial would come to the Brideside concerns were abusing the sys- effluent. stated to be In the re- of the lie saw the notice and asked If some concerns were still getting ments can never hear town. But that, unfortunately, it meant that only 2 bags of their collections free. In the cir- tem by putting out 20 or 25 gion of 60 per cent. dissatisfaction their custo- of did not hiippen. However we domestic refuse would be col- cumstances he felt they had to bags for collection each week mers. The "Cleanwatdh." cam- lected from each household in limit the amount to be collected then they should be dealt with. trust that this will not dampen future. free and fixed on two bags paign is. accordingly, directed •But surely to goodness." he the ardour of those involved in The Chairman, cllr. R. Walsh which represented the average added, "the ordinary reasonable towards rectifying this situation the completion of the project weekly collection from a private trader should be left alone." said that he thought the same house. and in essence seeks the co- and that the fine community but on enquiry he was informed Cllr. Hallahan then proposed DUNGARVAN operation between management Married recently in St. Patrick's Church, Fermoy. were Miss that the notice did not apply to Cllr. Wright disagreed with that the refuse collection sys- effort will, in the long run. win tem be continued as it was prior and customer. In brief, if a Stephanie Barry, Barleyville, Duntahane, Cork Road, Fermoy domestic refuse at, all but only this stating, "not at all. I usual- its own reward. to commercial refuse. ly have 5 from my house." to the publication of the notice complaint has to be made, no and Mr. Tom Freyne, Youghal Road, Dungarvtm. The wedding and until such time as the LADIES GOLF matter bow critical it should ceremony was performed by Fr. Tobias Bluitt and Fr. Jim Cllr. B. Kyne said that, as it Cllr. A. Hallahan asked whe- Council could further discuss Results — Tuesday 17th May. was worded, the notice could be ther a survey had been made the position. be made to management and Garda Sergeant John P. Griffin. (Photo: John Tynan) 18 'hole stableford sponsored bv misinterpreted. He went on to before the number of bags to be Cllr. Wright seconded. Waterford Co-op _ winner. M. will be amicably and positively Cullinane wiho is about to retire say that from inquiries he had collected was fixed and the Cllr. Kyne then proposed, as received, a great deal of con- Town Clerk. Mr. B'. White re- an amendment, that the collec- Kavanagh (20) 41 pts.; runner- received and if a problem does, has been stationed in Fermoy up. M. O'Brien 0161 40 pts. in fact, then exist it will be put fusion had been created by the plied that when traders who tion De carried on as heretofore for the past 20 years and at MAY 27 TRIAL DATE advertisement. Referring to the I were paying charges at the but that the Town Clerk and best gross. S. McGrath (8> 24 right. this week's sitting of Fermoy minutes of the Council's April | duran started complaining they Town Engineer take steps to pts. gross: 3rd. B. McCarthy 1 HEALTH BOARD Court District Justice B. J. meeting he said that he had had to do something. In addi- deal with those who were abus- (3'5> 37 P'ts.; 4th, C. Terry r 19) ing the system and that the 36 pits.; best 1st nine. B. TRAVELLING EXPENSES Carroll praised Lhe great work been told officially that any | tion the truck was being held FOR CAPPOQUIN MAN refusp of a domestic nature was 1 from 15 to 30 minutes to load in Council be informed as to the O'Brien (19) 20 pts.; best 2nd which he had done in tlhe areti free and that charges were the places complained about. action taken in these cases. nine. A. Power 1(30") 21 pts. During the year 1987. staff during that period. Sergeant The young Cappoquin man from the Irish Diplomatic Corp made only in respect of com- Fixtures — Tuesday, 31st May held in a Tenerife jail for al- in places such as Tenerife or Cllr. Hallahan then said that This was seconded by Cllr. members of the South Etistern Cullinane is a native of Dun- mercial refuse. However he said Ryan and on a vote was de- 18 hole competition, sponsored most four months is to stand the Costa Del Sol or the Bale- ordinary shopkeepers in the by Seamus Corcoran Sea Food. Health Board drew a grand garvan and was a member that business people in the town clared passed. trial on Friday next, May 27. aric Islands in view of the huge who paid rates saw this as an town were paying rates and total of £1.439,500 between of the well-known Cullinane Taoiseach Charles Haughey re- number of Irish tourists and extra rating system and the re- asked what, were they getting them in travelling expenses. family which, lived in Maps- vealed in the Dail last wek. business people who visit these sentment they felt about it, was in return. During the same period the The plight of Kevin O'Connor areas each year. understandable. town. of Carrlgeen. Cappoquin. was An Ceann Comhairle: The members of the Board shared a raised by Fine Gael T.D., Austin Deputy is extending the scope "Last week's advertisement," total of £30,900 between them of this question. It is a separ- said Cllr. Kyne. "only added in- Members of Dungarvan Deasy who requested the Taois- under the same heading. In all each to investigate the circum- ate matter. sult to injury and the limit of the eight health boards in the Urban Council agreed at their stances of Mr. O'Connor's de- Mr. Deasy: Would any of 2 bags for business houses was tention and the controversy these have recourse to any nor- introduced by a public press "CLEANWATCH"- PETER O'BRIEN country paid a total of (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) over whether he had been char- mal legal system If an incident notice without any prior discus- MENSWEAR ged at the time of his arrest. or an alleged incident occurs? sion with members of the Coun- Mr. Haughey also revealed The Taoiseach: I suppose that cil as to the change of policy that, within the previous 10 tt would be desirable that we that was to take place." 14 GRATTAN SQUARE days the prosecutitlon had re- would be represented as widely NATIONAL HYGIENE Cllr. Kyne went on to say that DUNGARVAN duced the gravity of the charge as possible but our resources, as Telephone 058/42593 against him and that he had the Deputy knows, are greatly he had since discussed the pro- been released on ball on May 10. constrained. So far. the Coun- posed change with the Town sellor service has been able to Engineer who had explained to \NIN4 The Taoiseach confirmed that him that because two or three CAMPAIGN Mr. O'Connor had not been deal with situations as they have arisen. In fact they seem business concerns ln the town charged at the time of his ar- had been abusing the collection rest and that neither our Hon- to have been quite effective ln Cleanwatch National Hygiene TERRIFIC handling this case. system by putting out, 15 or week was launched by Dr. Rory orary Consul in Tenerife or our more bags for each weekly col- ANNIVERSARY Embassy in Madrid had been Mr. Deasy: The family of the O'Hanlon, the Minister for young man feel very much to lection. it had been found nec- Health on May 23, 1988. The notiiied. essary to place some restriction The Department of Foreign the contrary. That, is probably aim of the campaign is to raise their greatest complaint. The on the number which would be the hygiene awareness of both Affairs had only learned of Mr. collected. He said that the prob- CONTINUES! O'Connor's arrest at the end ot Honorary Counsellor system the public antd food industry WEEKEND while it may be effective in lem was further complicated ln workers, in both the food and March, he added. one of those cases when unsuit- Mr. Haughey said formal com- certain Instances, was not, sat- drinks industry. isfactory in this case. able containers were used which plaints had been lodged by the broke when being handled. "I The public aire encouraged to Government with the Spanish accept that this type of opera- complain to management and authorities in relation to the tion should be stopped." he said. staff where standards are lack of information surrounding However he said that the lower tham they expect. Busi- Mr. O'Connor's arrest and majority of business concerns nesses are displaying Clean- charging. DUNGARVAN werp not abusing the system watch stickers to show that and normally had only three to they are wlll'ng to entertain WHO IS TELLING TRUTH? five bags for collection and as feedback from the public. Pre- JUNIOR CHAMBER these were causing no problem mises 'ncluded in this campaign In a further question Deputy hp felt that they should still be are all areas where food and Drasy asked: Would the Taois- Junior Chamber Dungarvan collected. 'I understand from drink are sold. i.e. retail shops, each find out who is telling the has recently completed its an- the Engineer that they will be." butchers, ta'keaways. restaur- truth because there seems to be nual series of mock-interviews then said Cllr. Kyne. "and I a conflict as to whether the in the secondary schools in the ants. hotels and public houses, would propose that this be done lit is the right of the public to tn man was charged or not hav- town and surrounding area. from now on." ing been arrested? The Spanish Seven schools participated this be served with clean, hyg'eni'c Embassy ln Dublin, in a letter year. These interviews, conduct- Cllr. Kyne in conclusion said food in clean hygienic sur- CENTRAL to the national newspapers in- ed by people from a wide range roundings. It is very difficult I hat while thP problem was one dicated that he was charged of professions give Leaving Cert, that needed solving, he resent- for the enforcing bodies to im- My information is that he was students valuable experience in ed the fact that, steps had been prove standards unless they re- DAIRIES never charged and that the ac- preparing for real-life interview taken without any prior con- ceive support and backing from cused did not know that he had situations. We extend a sincerp sultation with Council members. the general public. been charged. Could the Taois- thank you to all those who help- Cllr. N. Ryan said that when each please find out, if there ed in the staging of the inter- she was asked by several people The campaign is backed bv CHARITY DRIVE was a formal charge made at views. if she had voted for the pro- advertisement on the rad'o. any stage? I do not wish to ad- Preparations are now well un- posed change she had t,o say television and daily press. Leaf- judicate on the rights and derway for the Gala Festival that she knew nothing about it. lets are also channelled to the wrongs of the case but should Weekend to bP held on the first public through schools and re- HOUSEWIVES — Please remember to put in your like to think that normal stan- weekend in July. This year a TRAFFIC PROBLEMS AND tail outlets. A special six hour series o.f lectures for food work- entries this week for the Trabolgan Holiday Com- dards Of justice were implemen- stage of the F.B.D. race will fin- COMPLAINTS ted in this instance. ish in the town On Thursday. ers will also be run in various See the European Soccer Championships in (rue living petition. Draw Tuesday, May 31, 1988. Entries to The Taoiseach : My opinion June 30. The cyclists will be wel- areas over the coming weeks. The Town Engineer. Mr. Denis colour — only on Sony TV Central Dairies Ltd., Shandon, Dungarvan, Co. is that hP was not charged. comed to the town and the Fes- Further information on the 1 McCarthy then said that since Waterford. Mr. Deasy: I am glad to hear tival declared officially open ot the charges for the dumping ol Cleanwatch Campaign cam bp that because that was my In- that evening. It promises to be commercial refuse at the town received from the Environmen- Support local jobs and local charities. formation and it contradicts an exciting few days and high- dump had been introduced, a tal Health Officers, at the BEN O'NEILL what the Spanish Embassy in lights include an open-air disco number of commercial concerns Local Health Board Officers Dublin have been saying. Fur- in the town centre, a recital by had been storing their refuse Telephone o58 42U9S between 10 Central Dairies Ltd., Dungarvan ther. does the Taoiseach feel the, Bund of the Southern Com- for the local weekly collection. a.m. and 1-2 noon, Monday to O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN that there is a case for having mand and a street theatre In these cases this meant hold- Friday. I a permanent representative group. ing the truck for up to half an PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 27 , 1988.

SPRATT TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES Graduation Mass For TOURANEENA TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES evenly contested game resulted BRIDE VIEW UNITED I G.A.A. scholarships to Colaiste COTTAGE AND ACRE The replay of the junior hur- and as an indication of this A.F.C. NOTES na Rinne should contact club Senior Students Colaiste Accommodation — Lounge, large kitchen, bathroom ling tournament, between Tal- both sides were on level terms Rep. of Ireland v. Munster joint secretary. John Michael and 3 bedrooms. Reasonable reserve for immediate sale. low and Castlelyons takes place at the interval. Still deadlocked Select-ion in Cork. The club are Kelly at (024)97213. Only those in Tallow on Sunday night, the Loan assistance available. until the last quarter, a green running a bus to above game whose year of birth falls be- 29th May at, V P.m. flag to the Rovers gave them this Friday evening. May 27th. tween 1971 and 1975 inclusive, The last of the G.A.A. club the edge and they maintained Bus leaves the Square, Tallow qualify for application. Muire Dungarvan CLONEA ROAD, ABBEYSIDE development co-op draws takes this lead to the final whistle at 5 o'clock. Bu fare is just £1. The multi-lingual Prayers of s Congratulations — The club A special Graduation Mass 4 BEDROOMED DETACHED MODERN place this weekend and we hope and deprived us of contesting The club's Annual Church wishes to congratulate Dan the Faithful were recited by we will have a bit of luck In the second round of the cham- for senior students of Colaiste Cathy Tobin (Gaedhealg), Sin- RESIDENCE Gate Collection takes place this Casey and Liam Dalton for their Muire, Mercy Convent. Dungar- this one. The Piltown draw will pionship. weekend. Your generosity will fine display with the county in ead Mullaney, Siobhan O'Rior- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY be taking place within the next van, was celebrated at the dan and Ann Drohan (English!, Catherines lined out as fol- be greatly appreciated.—(Advt.) the McGrath Cup senior foot- Friary Church on Thursday Enjoying spacious accommodation and within walking few weeks and there are mar- lows — John G. Barry, Patsy ball game v. Limerick last Sun- Jiliian Mulcahy (French) and vellous prizes for this draw. Donoghue, Barry Regan, Mike TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB evening of last week, May 19. Debbie Roche (German). distance of ail amenities. Results, April 25 _ 1st, Chris day week, May 15th. It was a milestone event In the Anyone interested in purchas- Walsh, Denis Buckiner, Seamus Congratulations also to Mar- The Presentation of Gifts fol- Viewing strictly by appointment only with the ing a ticket can contact, any Neville, Kevin Barry, John Man- O'Suliivan and Betty Hogan. lives of the girls marking as it Best gross, Ann Murphy and tin Murphy and Edmond Nichol- did, the end of their school-go- lowed with Emer Veale. Clodagh Auctioneers. member of the committee. gan, Denis Walsh (capt.). Mich- son who are on the West Water- McDonald, Ide Cronin and Dol- The benefit greyhound meet- ael Henry. Pat Sullivan, Billy Helen Condon. ing careers'. On the following Solicitors: J. F. Williams & Co. Main Street, May 2 — 1st, Anna Moroney ford u-16 panel. day they commenced their ores Whelan presenting the ing is definitely fixed for the Carr. Billy Neville, John D. Cot- Bread and Wine — symbols of having carriage of sale. and Helen Condon. Best gross. Finally warm wishes are ex- •'holidays" to make the final 8th July, on a Friday night in ter, Sean Buckley. Sub.—Cathal 1 Lily McCarthy and Andy Crotty. tended to Pat and Assumpta preparations in their own Life and Work: Marie Hurley Further particulars from the undersigned. Youghal. proceeds in aid of Tal- Casey, Sean Murray. Dalton of Piltown on the recent presented Flowers — a symbol low G.A.A. club. The club are in homes for their Leaving Certifi- Junior Hurling League: St. LISMORE CHOIR birth of a baby boy. cate Examinations which are of Growth while Cora Lineen EXECUTORS SALE - BALLINACOURTY the process of looking for spon All is now ready for our Fork Senior Hurling Tournament— presented a Lighted Candle — sorship for all the races and Catherines 0-9; Russel Rovers due to commence within the Estate Denis O'Suliivan, Dec'd. 0-5 — On the above score the Supper and Dance on Thursday We are scheduled to play a sen- next ten days. symbol of Future and New Be- though we still have a few more night in Lismore Hotel. Music ior hurling tournament game ginnings. ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW STANDING ON to see, the response has been homesters accounted for Rus- The theme of the evening was sel Rovers at Ballynoe last Sun- will be supplied by Batty and against St. Catherine's on Mon- Luce at Vestra Lux— Let Your OWN GROUNDS marvellous. Connie and not by Cosmos as day next, May 30th. Venue — The final Reflection was sung Waterford seniors and juniors day in the league competition. Light Shine and the celebrant by Jiliian Mulcahy with the Accommodation includes: Generous porch, lounge/ Playing against a stiff breeze in was inadvertently stated last Tallow: time 7.30 sharp. of the Mass. Rev. Fr. G. Hickey. lost, out to Clare last Sunday in week. Get Well Wishes — The club verses spoken by Yvonne Maher livingroom, 3 bedrooms, family bathroom, kitchen having Thurles in very blustery condi- the first half, Catherines were O.S.A. gave a very fitting hom- and the Concluding Rite follow- down 2 points at, the break but SHAMROCKS G.A.A. NOTES wishes a speedy recovery to ily to the young ladles advising full range of floor presses. OFCH. tions. The club had a total of Sponsored Cycle — The an- James Baldwin. Cill Ine. who ed the Blessing and Dismissal ten players on duty in both playing much better hurling in them of the temptations the as the students, carrying their This property is well situate, convenient to Golf Links, the second half and taking ad- nual sponsored cycle in aid of was unfortunately injured re- problems and the joys and the beach and yet within 3/3£ miiles of Dungarvan town. grades — well done lads ye did the club due to take place in cently. lighted candles, walked out in ye're best. vantage of their scoring oppor- sorrows that they would en- procession singing the Reces- Solicitor: Miahael Hanrahan, Lower Main Street tunities they built up a good Knockanore on June 5t-h has Committee Meeting — The counter in the years ahead and The club wishes a speedy re- been cancelled. next committee meeting will sional Hymn. "City of God." having carriage of salle. covery to two of our under 21 lead and although Rovers the need for them to always re- The Altir Girls during the fought back in a determined Scholarships — Anyone inter- take plac? on May 31st, in member the teachings of Christ. Viewing strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers. and senior panellists, Dave ested in participation in the Knockanore — t P.R.O.). Mass were Miriam Quealy and Henley, who has pulled muscles manner they had too much lee- The ceremonies commenced Mary Hennesy and usherettes way to make uD and the local with the processional entry to ST. MARY'S STREET, DUNGARVAN and Michael T. Cunningham, side collected the points in a in the church were Nicola who has a broken collar bone. the Church in which Margaret James, Amanda Cummins. Orla FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY game that never lost interest Spratt was the cross bearer. An- We hope to see them back in despite the windy conditions. Govers, Geraldine Power and SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENTIAL SHOP PREMISES action very soon gela cleary and Brenda Slnnott. Evie Sheehan. Following the Willie Gleeson. Gurtroe H.C. Candle bearers and Ann Buck- (Having independent hall door entrance) —(Padraig O Slochaln. pRO>. conclusion of the Church cere- refereed ley. Lectionary bearer, and as monies the girls with their Recently renovated throughout with attractive shop MRS. MARGARET MALONE DUNGARVAN SEA the procession moved towards teachers, parents and other TALLOW, R.I.P. Catherine's team—John Hart- the Altar the girls sang the front and excellent retail area. * Adjacent to Grattan nett, Pad Joe Lonergan, Pat family relatives returned to the The death took place last Entrance Hymn "Colours Of The Convent where refreshments Square. * week in her 93rd year of Mrs. ; Murphy, Mike Walsh, John Mc- Day." | Carthy, Billy Neville, Batt. Shee- were served with the following Solrs: E. A. Ryan & Co., T. F. Meagher Street, Margaret Malone, Ballinaha, ANGLING CLUB acting as hostesses: Bernadette Tallow. A very well-known han, Joseph Hartnett, Edward Following the greeting from Dungarvan, having carriage of sale. Sheehan. John Hennessy, Denis Fr. Hickey who welcomed all Duggan, Saranne Walsh. Evelyn woman, a woman of great piety, Power. Cora Lineen Cathy Further particulars from: The Sole Agents— she was widowed early in life Buckner. Sean Buckley. Kevin present, the introduction to the Galvin, Paddy Ahern, Pat Lane. ceremonies was given by Breda Tobin. Leona Heaphy, Helen and then in turn she saw her Lennon. Martina Kirwan. Ann three sons in the flower of their Walsh. The Lessons were then East Coru U-21 Football Final: read by Caitriona Kiely and McGrath. Priscilla Tutty, An- manhood die rather unexpected- 31. Catherine's 1-3: Carrigtwo- gela Cleary and Jiliian Mulcahy. Edmond Spratt & Son, ly. Endowed with great faith, Mary Jo Walsh (as Gaedhealg) hill 0-4 — St. Catherines made and the Responsorial Psalm was It brought, a most memorable she nobly accepted the hard certain of this replay at Mldle- M.LA.V.I. TELEPHONE (058) 4.2211 blow fate dealt her in a most sung by Niamh MacShane. occasion to a very happy end- ton last Sunday evening and ing for all concerned. exemplary Christian fashion tho' being led by 3 points to nil and her unwavering spirit even at the halfway stage they put in adversity was greatly admir- in a power-packed display In ed, and her death now severs a the remaining half and aided link with the district. by the breeze, clinched a sweet To her daughter Mary. Sisters victory with some perfectly Of Mercy Convent, relatives and timed scores and historically BALLYDUFF NOTES M. J. Noonan & Son Sales friends we extend our condol- speaking we applaud those ence. Solus na bhflaitheas da young boys plus one girl who THANKS the championship in Llsmore NO. 1, SHANBALLY. CAPPOQUIN, Co. Waterford h-anam uasal. The interment entered the fray as a sub. and 'St. John's School tor the on Saturday evening at 7.30 We have been instructed by the Owners to sell by Pri- took place in Tallow Church- even contributed a minor score p.m. The u-12 hurlers play yard. to the tally. It was a proud Mentally Handicapped. Dungar- vate Treaty (or by Public Auction later) this— van, would like to thank those Llsmore B in the field on-Frday MRS. JOHANNA DINEEN, evening for players, parents evening at 6.30 p.m. The u-14 SUPERB SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE and mentors alike as this team who supported their church- BALLYNOE, R.I.P. gate collection in Ballyduff last hurlers defeated Ardmore ln In excellent condition throughout. The death of Mrs. Johanna came out of the doldrums to Dungarvan on Monday night bring the cup to the parish for week-end. A total of £384 was Brief details — Ground floor: ihallway, livingroom, Dineen. Ballyknock, Ballynoe. collected. A special word of and play Stradbally also ln has removed from the area one the second year in succession Dungarvan next Monday with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom; 1st floor—3 bedrooms. and march on for county hon- thanks to the collectors. Solid fuel central heating throughout. of the oldest residents there. transport leaving the village at Predeceased by her husband ours soon. G.A.A. NOTES 6.30 p.m. Gardens very well laid out, front and rear. Also: outside Michael many years ago and Team — Liam O'Leary, Mich- BALLYDUFF/ BALLINVELLA/ shed. having reached her 85th year ael O'Brien. Gerard Lynch, Pat The senior hurlers play Cap- poquin in the second game of BALLYSAGGART Title: Freehold. she enjoyed perfect health un- Morrisson, Brendan Hickey, COMHALTAS NOTES til very recently. A hardworking Paul O'Connell (capt.), Kevin Legal: Michael J. Hanrahan, Dungarvan. woman, always endowed with O'Connell Mark Spillane. Mar- On Sunday night last we had Full details and permission to view from the Sole Selling a jovial disposition, she will be tin O'Keeffe. Ian O'Connell. a very enjoyable session in missed in the area, but many Agents: Michael Dorgan. Michael Heg- ATHLETICS Meaghers, where we were join- MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON happy memories of her charm arty. Eric Flynn. Paddy Lane. ed by our friends from Fermoy will remain with Us in future Richard Hegarty. Subs, used — and- a great "crack'' was had Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. years. Eimear O'Keeffe, Robert O'Con- by all. Once again, than-ks to Telephone 058/54317 and 54044 We extend to her sons Mattie, nell. Eileen and Brendan for tihe r and John. Cork, daughter Mrs. Ref. Jackie Cotter. Mldleton. hos-p: tality. Margaret Smiddy, Dungourney. FINAL SECTION OF MASS AT BALLYNOE GROTTO Our nexit session will be in daughters - in - law. son-in-law, the Blaclcwater Lodge, Ballyduff grandchildren, sister-in-law, re- A great manifestation of faith was witnessed last Friday even- on Friday, May 27. SALES BY VINCENT NEVILLE latives and friends our sincere The bank holiday weekend ing when crowds thronged to Welcome aboard 'Sidney'! Thi our sponsors and we hope an "SNOWCREAM sympathy. s Ballynoe Grotto to attend Mass. will be a busy one for the IMPORTANT AUCTION Ar dheis De go raibh a conger landed by George Young' added attraction for angling Branch with the County Fleadh concelebrated by Fr. Hegarty, chairman of Abbeyside. is the tourists to the area. SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS h-anam uasal. She was interred Cheoil taking place in Cappo- in the family burlaj clot in Bal- C.C., Conna and Fr. Buckley, one selected to be tagged and Those in the photo (1. to r.) 40c Mary Street, Dungarvan C.C.. Ballynoe. It wasi a unique quin. We will have entries in lynoe Cemetery. carry a £500 reward if when are: Seve Baumann. Dungarvan ATHLETICS IN the junior set competitions on Saturday, May 28 at 2 p.m. sharp. LATE MARGARET CROSS ceremony as in the grotto's 37 captured in a competition this SAC (sponsor). Con Hayes, Dun- years existence. Mass was never garvan SAC. George Young, Ab- the Friday night, senior sets on Briefly — 6. 3 and 2-piece lounge suites, 3 wall units, We record with sincere regret year by a club member. The Saturday night and various celebrated there. ThP evening beyside SAC. (Photo David the death of Mrs. Margaret sponsorship for th's is being competitions oil Sunday, and remote control colour television, diningroom chairs, coffee Cross which took place at Old with the sun shining brilliantly provided by Baumanns, Jewel- Stearn). tables, oak inlaid plant stand, paintings, brass fender and couldn't be more suitable and FRIARY we are all looking forward to Church Hospital, Essex, Eng- lers & Tackle Shop, Dungarvan. Please get the entries in finishing off the weekend at the fire irons, chandelier, stereogram. Victorian style standard land on April 4. She was the with the choir supported by al- early this week for the first most every voice present it was This is on top of the usual ceili in the Boathouse with the lamp, Queen Ann style mahogany sideboard, oak table, former Babe Coughlan of Con- range of prizes presented by outing of the season! The fourth and final section vent Street, and was well- an inspiring occasion and per- — PRO Tadgh Kearney Ceili Band. kitchen cabinet, washing machine, wardrobe, 3 and 4 ft. haps could be an annual event of the Snowcream sponsored A lot of our members are known and respected in this County Track and Field Cham- beds complete, foldaway bed, patio tables with umbrella, area. le cugnamh De. doing exams this year and we TALLOW COMMUNITY HALL pionships take place on Sunday woiuld like to wish them all the including contents of hair-dressing salon. She was a much loved wife next, May 29 at the Friary and mother and we tender sin- RESULTS very best of luck. Suitable lots accepted up until day of Auction. grounds-. Abbeyside, Dungarvan, — PRO, B. Mangan cere sympathy to her sorrow- Bernle McGrath, Tallow; Mrs. starting at 1 p.m. NEVILLE (Auctioneers). Tel. (024)92177/92472 ing husband and eight child- Murphy. Parkdota: Dolly Mor- TERROR RAMPAGE LEADER GETS TOTAL On Sunday week. June 5. the ren on their sad loss. rissey. Villierstown- Joe Feeney Munster Senior Track and Burial took place in England Ballyduff: Treasa Curley. Tal- Field Championships will be following Requiem Masses for low Paddy Leahy. Conna: B'atty the happy repose of her soul. held in the RTC grounds. Cork McGrath. Dunmoon; Tony OF 108 YEARS IN JAIL with a full programme of RESULTS OF 45 DRIVE IN Dunne. Lismore: Bridie Fitzger- FARMERS! ST. PATRICK'S HALL, TALLOW A nineteen-year-old traveller, assault and malicious damage. events for men and women. WEST WATERFORD ald. Tallow- Stella O'Brien. Tal- who had earlier tried to hang During the trial the jury Entry forms are now with all 1st, Chriss Murphy and Joe low: Terence Rumley. Conna: heard how he led a gang of five We have a solution for Water Pollution! Power: 2nd and 3rd divided, himself in Mountjoy Prison, was club secretaries. Maureen O'Brien Castlelyons sentenced to a total of 108 years travellers on the night of June Eugene Barry, Jainette Tobin. Martin Feeney. Coolydoody: 12, 1984. attacking a number of Complete range of Slurry and Silage Effluent Pumps Jamie Power and Liam Murphy. imprisonment in the Dublin BUTLERSTOWN ROAD Caroline Murphy. Tallow: Paul- elderly people. RACE DRAMA SOCIETY in stock. Sprinklers, Rainers and Irrigators. Lucky Tables — Mrs. O'Neill ine Barry. Modeligo- Nora Mc- Circuit Criminal Court last and partner. Usual 45 drive Carthy, Tallow Wm. Morrissey. Thursday. Mrs. Eileen Drea Moloney of Deep Well, Shallow Well and Submersible Pumps in : The annual Open 101cm. Road every Wednesday at 9 p.m. Lismore Mrs Geary. Cappo- Patrick •Rubber' O'Reilly of Gallowshill. Dungarvan was Stainless Steel. ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. dragged from her bed clad only Race in Butlerstown, Co. Water- quin Helen McGrath. Wood- B'rookfield Drive. Jobstown. Tal- ford will be held on Whit -Mon- A.G.M. The following are the results view: Mary Pratt, Woodview; laght, Dublin had been convic- in night attire, thrown into the We stock spares for most leading makes. of the club's two-monthly £1,000 Elizabeth Noonan Fermoy- Pat boot, of a car, and after an day, June 6 at 2.30 p.m. There ted by a jury on Wednesday of is a very good list of prizes on Draw, which was held at the Scanlon, Lismore. £100 Jackpot involvement in a rampage of hour's journey dumped in a rat- The annual general meeting DENIS BRODERICK ELECTRIC & Clubrooms, Ballynoe last Thurs- Marie Crowley. Llsmore: Sab- infested workman's hut. offer for men. woman veterans, of the above society was held terror four years ago when a teams, etc. Full details from PUMP SERVICES day evening:— rina Henley. Woodview: Jackie number of elderly people were Also, an elderly woman in her recently im St. Michael's Hall, £400, Stephen Barry, Carrlg- Milward, Lismore; Nora Mes- 051/84129 or 84167 after 9 p.m. Ballyduff. In reviewing a year BEANFIELD, YOUGHAL. Phone 024/92705 kidnapped and robbed In the 80s and her two nieces in their more. Conna; £100, Mrs. Maur- kill, Cappoquin: Bridget Waterford/Kilkenny area. 60s were locked in the boot of a of much endeavour and no little een Hegarty, Garrycahare, Bal- O'Keeffe. Ballynoe. And laillng him on Thursday car overnight after being achievement it was easy to note lynoe: £100. William O'Connell. Next Sunday night, as usual. Judge Dominic Lynch described threatened with rape. an air of self-congratulation Kilphilibeen, Ballynoe- £50, Jackpot £375 on 50 calls. Please to him as the leader of the five- aind optimism. The festival was David Higgins, Cork; £50. The support this night. strong gang of travellers who PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS by far the most successful to- Coady family, Mldleton: £50, carried out their rampage in d-ate while group productions at Fiona and Niamh Cotter. Glen- June. 1984. least maintained the standards DUNGARVAN G.A.A. trasna. Ballynoe- £50, Mrs. Nora Detective Sergeant Felix Mc- O'Reilly was given three sepa- Kenna said that O'Reilly had of previous years. It was also a Last week has been quieter Leahy, Conna: £50. Robbie time to be aware of the massive CONGRATULATIONS Keane, Fermoy: £50, Dick SOUTH EASTERN HEALTH rate and concurrent jail terms five previous convictions for than usual on the playing fields. We are happy to congratulate malicious damage, assault un- contribution of such as patrons Our representatives ln the West Tony and Veronica Ryan on the Barry, Fermoy- £25, Billy Nev- BOARD of 12 years and 6 months for ille. Ballyknock Ballynoe; £25, the kidnappings and five separ- authorised taking of cars and sponsors, the press and various v. East tournament game — arrival of their baby girl. FOOD HYGIENE COLLEGES FIXTURES others. Dlayed ln Waterford last Satur- Henry O'Connell, Ballynoe: £25 REGULATIONS 1950 to 1971 ate 10 year sentences for de- larceny. SYMPATHY manding money with menace. The next major target for the day—acquitted themselves very We extend sympathy to the Cal Moroney, Conna: £25, Mich- PROPOSED NEW FOOD Mrs. Mary O'Reilly gave evi- Many boys and girls from well. After extra time the East ael Fitzgerald, Curraglass. PREMISES He also received several lesser dence that her son had deceiv- group is an input into the Sandford families on the death sentences. All the jail terms are schools and colleges in Co. Wa- structural development of the won the John O'Regan trophy of Mrs. Nell Hurley (nee Sand- Sellers Prize — John G. Barry, The attention of persons who ed her in relation to allegations terford will be competing this by 2 points. Conna. propose to commence certain to run concurrently. of 111 treatment against the hail maki'ng it worthy of the ford I, which occurred at the Saturday. May 28 in Cork in the best of groups and most dis- residence of her daughter in Next draw — July 21st and types of food businesses (eg. gardai She had perhaps pam- Munster Colleges finals. The Thurles last week-end. Go thanks to all supporters. hotels, restaurants, pub-grulb. 30 JAIL TERMS pered him as her other two AlMireland finals are on the cerning of audiences while also ndeana Dia trocaire uirthi. Junior Football Champion- poulters. fish-mongers. food sons had died at birth. following Saturday in Belfteld being a multi-functional com- ship: Killeagh 1-5; St. Cather- In all. he received a total of munity centre. •mianufaoturers. wholesales^ of Pleading for leniency, defence Dublin. ines 0-6 — Still being plagued food) is drawn to the legal 30 terms AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE Before he was sentenced it Counsel. Mr. Seamus Sorohan, AGENTS with some injuries to players, requirements, that such food OFFICERS ELECTED we took the field at Dungourney was learned that O'Reilly had S.C.. expressed his client's with- WESTERN SUCCESSES ACT 1947 and 1967 businesses must be registered tried to hang himself in his cell drawal of any allegations he President, Jerry Hickey; Pa- THE DISTRICT COURT last Saturday evening against with the Health Board prior to neighbours Glenbower Rovers in Mountjoy Prison on Wednes- had made against the gardai. At the third section of the tron, Very Rev. Fr. Mulcahy. District Court Area of Youghal. the commencement, Of trading. day night. Prison officers had to "He Is a sinner, standing here "Snowcream" Co. champion- P.P.; Chairman, Hugh Collins: (Killeagh i. High wind made Failure to observe this re- The club was strongly repre- District No. 21. good football impossible but an cut him down from a rope made contrite in his sackcloth and ships at Ferrybank. Waterford Vice-Chairman, Sile Heneghan: sented ln Thurles last Sunday TAKE NOTICE that I, Liam quirement can result in legal of sheets. ashes," Mr. Sorohan said. on Sunday last athletes from Secretary, Mary Kearney; Asst.- and It was heartening to see so Noonian, carrying on business as proceedings being taken clubs in /the West did exception- Secretary. Mae-ve Kenny; Festi- Liam Noonan of 125, North against the proprietor. Allegations that O'Reilly had ally well. They captured fifteen val Director, Maurice Geary; many of our juveniles there, DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB been sexually abused and as- bedecked ln the county colours. Main Street. Youghal, County FUND-RAISING COMMITTEE Prior notification will also titles PIROs. Richie and- Mary Walsh: Cork, intend to apply at the ensure that subsequent and saulted by detectives who inter- PLANNING NOTICES and also secured many PDCI Representative, Sile Hene- Very pleasant it was to meet Full panel £200, Snowball £42 viewed him in a Dublin garda and chat with Vincent Mulligan District Court to be held at expensive alterations to the minor placings. gihan. Youghal aforesaid on the 3rd on 51 calls Colour: orange. premises can be avoided. station On June 20, 1984 were Co. Phortlairge — Taimse Lismore winners were V in the midst of Waterford sup- withdrawn on Thursday. The two major changes in oorters. As ever, Vincent, was day of June 1988 fOT a Certifi- 82 53 39 12 42 4 28 37 Architects and Solicitors are Mioheal O cbnnfaolaiidh on Barry, girls u-12 80o metres- S.' offlcership result from the re- very Interested in affairs of cate of Qualification to hold an 79 20 69 66 33 51 70 54 especially advised to instruct His defence lawyer. Mr. Sea- Rinn -ag lorg cead ple-anala ar Fttgpatrick. girls u-13 1500m.- signation of Maureen Geary a-s Auctioneers Licence. their clients to give preliminary mus Sorohan, S.C., told Judge Comhairle Co. Phortlairge cun M. Molumphy, boys- u-11 8C«m. Decies Gaeldom and was quite 26 10 27 65 9 22 16 11 Lynch that the accused now Secretary and Jim ca-rrig as up to date with happenings on Signed: 86 24 48 7 3 25 68 60 notice to the Health Board at tin- conaith-e a thogaint i mBalle Ring/Old Parish scorers were Festival Director, both after and off the, field — except for LIAM NOONAN the planning stage. This pro- wished to apologise t,o all con- ma nGall Be-ag. An Rinn. --P. Hassett. girls u-di sprint; 87 71 50 74 47 13 44 67 cerned and particularly to his many years of trojan work. one unusual Incident which es- Signed: cedure will ensure that the B. Whelan, girls u-11 800m.; K. Thankfully, the duo will re ma5 n 72 6 49 64 36 30 59 83 victims in counties Waterford caped him. We were also glad JOHN L. KEANE & SON statutory requirements will be and Kilkenny for their terrible Dungarvan — I Intend to Walsh, boys u-12 800m.; W. active as committee members. to meet a stalwart playing Solicitors for Applicant, 57 61 89* 75 45 78 55 incorporated in the final layout ordeal. apply to Dungarvan Urban Hayes, boys u-M sprint. Patrons of the festival might member of other days—Nicholas youghal. CO. Cork. •"Denotes end of Snowball thereby avoiding possible addi- Family members broke down District Council for permission For Dungarvan — M. Mulcahy like to learn that a record num- Quill — who had travelled from TO: Prizes must be claimed on ot tional outlay on the building. and cried as O'Reilly was led to const ru-ct a truCK depot at won the girls u-16 400m.. O ber of participating groups—5 Dublin. As usual, he was inter- Superintendent, before Monday, May 30(th. at All applications for Registra- handcuffed to begin his term. Shandon, Dungarvan. — L. •Murphy won the boys u-16 dis- in all—qualified for the All- ested ln the affairs of Dungar- Garda Slocharna, 5 p.m. sharp from Mrs. Mc- tion should be made to: His father has offered to pay Power. cus, and Cappoquin / Ballina- Ireland in Athlone: Kilmeen. van club. Mldleton. Gregor. 32 Caseyville, Dungar- The South Eastern Health £2,000 in compensation to the meela winners were—A Brown-, Brewery Lane (Carrick-on-Suiri. Co. Ctork. van. Board. victims. Co. Waterford -I, Pat Cullen girls u-17 l'SOOm.: F. Lynch, g'rls Enin:scorthy. Moat (Nlaas) and GOOD WISHES Full sheet must be returned i intend to apply to Waterford - and - (Waterford Community As well as thP Co. Waterford u-16 discus; N. Scanlon. girls Thurles. while the highest Best wishes for success to our District Court Clerk, when claiming. Care), charges, O'Reilly had asked County Council for planning u-15 long jump; D. Ahearne, accolade for amateur acting In members who, during this week Courthouse, No winner last week. 35 The Mall. that 10 charges of handbag permission for a change of boys u-12 shot putt, and M. Ireland, that of besif. actress, and the coming weeks are in- Youghai Numbers drawn this week by Waterford. snatching be taken Into consi- hous-etyipe on my site at Lacken, -Ahearne. boys u-17 shot and was won by Peg Power of volved in important exams. Co. Cork. Joanne Dee, Bally connery. Telephone: (051) 76111 deration as welt as charges for Affane, Cappoquin. discus. Oarrick-on-Suir. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1988. PAGE THREE Clare Hang On As Waterford

All the excitement was cram- med into the final minutes of this first, round Munster senior hurling championship game played at Semple Stadium. Thurles on Sunday last Water- Fight Back Just Fails ford. trailing by twelvP points made a remarkable recovery to come within two points of the CLARE 3-12; WATERFORD 3-10 winners and in a welter Of ex- citement missed two chances which could havp levelled the STRUGGLED ed again for Clare in the 52nd chances which could have al- minute to leave them 3-12 to tered the final outcome. How- game. Clare struggled t0 get back on top and after missing a good 1-6 ahead. Clare looked to be ever on the day they could have Clare could consider them- chance in the 18th minute the coasting to victory, but remark- no excuses having failed t,o pro- ably they failed to score again duce the goods earlier in the selves lucky to hang on in a sub- pressure they were exerting standard game which at one with the aid of the wind paid as Waterford fought back t0 try game. stage looked to be all over bar off as Dermot Ryan got through and salvage their prestige the shouting. j for a goal. They pulled the plug on Clare Scorers: Clare — V. Donnellan up front as the defence tighten- 0-7; T. Gullfoyle 2-0: D. Ryan Yet Waterford. following a The winners showed good im- ed up and they began to find 1-0; G. Mclnerney J. Russell, great league run, failed to pro- provement, after this and Alan holes in the Clare defence. A. Cunningham, j. shanahan duce their best form until the Cunningham and James Shana- Waterford were unlucky when and G. O'Loughlin 0-1 each Wa- game was literally well beyond han had points and four minors John McDonald failed to con- terford — P. Ryan 1-1- P. Ben- their grasp and they ultimately from Val Donnellan left them nect with a rebound off an up- nett l-0: s. Ahearne 1-0: K. De- paid the penalty. 1-10 to 1-2 clear at the break. right, and Shane Ahearne blazed lahunty 0-3; P. Murphy 0-2- M. Donnellan opened the scor- wide across thP face of the goal. Walsh and N. Crowley 0-1 each. An indifferent performance in the first, half cost the Deise side ing for Clare when he pointed Pat Bennett had a 21 yard free victory. Admittedly they faced two minutes into the second saved and then saw a great ef- Clare — P. Collns; J. Russell. the very strong breeze but they half. Waterford, however, were fort from him saved by Clare E. Giblin. J. Moroney D. Coote. never put their act together hurling much better with the keeper, Pat Collins K. O'Neill. C. Lyons- J. Shana- and allowed Clare, who them- breeze and the Introduction of han. A. Cunningham- V. Pat Bennett and Connie Curley PAID OFF O'Loughlin. D. Ryan. G selves were far from Impressive, seemed to inspire greater con- O'Loughlin: V. Donnellan T. to build up a commanding 1-10 Guilfoyle. G. Mclnerney. subs.— to 1-2 interval lead. fidence in the side. The pressure paid off however when Pat Ryan goaled from a B. McNamara for Ryan. Ciare shot two early points But disaster struck for Water- 21 yards free with four minutes but. it was Waterford who took ford as Tommy Gullfoyle scored of normal time remaining. The the initiative when Shane Ah- a Clare goal when he connected Waterford — P. Curran- P score heralded a remarkable Walsh. D. Byrne. D Foran J. earne scrambled a goal. With with a Val Donnellan free in Waterford recovery as Connie Liam O'Connor a tower of the 49th minute, as the game Beresford, L. O'Connor, P. Curley pointed and Pat Bennett Ryan: N. Crowley, B'. Power: strength for Waterford at, cen- hung in the balance. added a goal. tre-back, Clare, despite seeing a Noei Crowley pointed for Wa- K. Delahunty. S. Ahearne. M. lot of the ball, failed to pene- Kieran Delahunty pointed a Walsh; B. O'SulIivan P. Mur- terford but Gullfoyle shook free seconds before the end of trate. them to the core when he goal- phy, J. McDonald. Subs. — P STEPHEN O'CONNOR, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, WATERFORD CO-OP. IMI FELLOWSHIP — Stephen O'Connor, chief execu- normal time to leave just two Bennett for Power- C Curley tive, Waterford Co-operative Society, is the first ever representative of the Irish food industry to be offered Fellowship of the It was Waterford who created points between the sides and for Walsh; T. Sheehan for Irish Management Institute. His citation said that his radical thinking on the nature of the dairy industry had greatly influ- the better chances early on and in the injury time allowed Wa- O'SulIivan. Ahearne was unlucky in The terford missed two further Referee—T. Murray, Limerick. enced its approach to marketing and to emphasis on quality. Mr. O'Connor, second from right, is photographed with 11th minute not to goal and a Howard Kilroy, chairman of IMI, conferring the Fellowship, Brian Joyce, managing director, Bord Bainnc and Sean Condon, minute later, Michael Walsh managing director of Condon International and formerly of Dungarvan. pointed when a goal looked DAIL QUESTION certain. ABOUT RING SECONDARY Wonderful Record Ot Ministry Ot SCHOOL Generations of the Kiely fam- Mr. Deasy asked the Minister ily of Knockalara. Cappoquin. for Education at Question Time have provided priests for the j in the Dail if she is prepared Diocese of Plymouth in England • to give financial assistance to- and have established what wards the provision of a new must be a unique record for any all-Irish secondary school to re- Kiely Family, Knockalara place the existing structurP at Irish family in this respect. 1 to Richard's own words as they by the window; so he packed Ring, Co. Waterford; and if she An account of this truly out- ter and the dog, Bran, still at The other thing I remember will make a statement on the standing record of ministry in present us with a vivid picture his bags and came home. home at Knockalara. He loved of an interesting and not very was that when passing by his matter. the Lord's Vineyard is contained He had an uncle, Michael playing the game of bowls in room on the landing I heard in the "Plymouth Diocesan Year well-known period of our Kiely. who owned a drapery the summer holidays along the Minister f State at the De- diocesan history. him say clearly "I will come on B'ooki 1988," and as it spans an shop in Clonmel; he served his road from Ballinameela to Cap- Sunday" _ he died at eleven partment of Education (Mr. F. era of more than a century, it Walter Canon Kiely was born time to him for .two years before poquin; He was an excellent o'clock on Sunday. Faheyi — Discussions are ln relates much that, is now the at Knockalara In 1845, the el- he was ordained. The gold player of that game and people progress between officials of my history of th times particular- watch he wore was given him He died on May 24 1931- at Department and Co. Waterford e dest of six children — three used to talk of his agility ait the Knockalara. He is buried at the ly in the Cappoquin district. girls and three boys. One was by his uncle Michael and my game. Until recently, the game VEC regarding the provision of We reprint it for the benefit daughter Imelda has it now- it family girave at Old Affane a replacement" school, for the a nun. Celina. in Trinidad: is still played up t'he Melleray Cemetery — there was also an of our readers as follows:— grass from her grave was fram- was valued at the time by the mountain- road every Sunday. all-Irish post-primary school at National University at about old grave of the Kfelys of Ring. There is a family from ed and is still at Knockalara. He used to get most of h's Knockalara at Ballinameela — Knockalara. near Cappoquin in When Walter was old enough to £200. At the same time he had an uncle jerry, a solicitor with food stuff from Knockalara — Old Affane was used as there As this project is at the pre- County Waterford, that has pro- go to school hp and his sister chickens, eggs . butter, bacon was a connection with the planning stage and as a sched- vided priests for the Plymouth Mary went to his uncle's place his chambers at London, he did ule of accommodation has yet —Coiienders of Nicholastown— something extra for the church and he used to get fish from Toibin family of Quarter and a Diocese for nearly two centur- Flanagans of Waterford It to bp agreed, the question of ies. Father William Kiely the they attended a hedge schooi in the area and he was decorat- field of land there near Old providing financial assistance nearby. He said the teacher ed by the church with a Knight- would be sent from Cajxpoquln Arrane graveyard. On tne sla.b does not arise at this stage. present Parish Priest of Our or Cappagih station by rail to over his remains is the elevated Lady of Fatima in Poole, is the used to slan them across the hood of St. Gregory — it was Mr. Deasy — Is the Minister shins and shout, "rehearse, probably Jerry who suggested his parish in Plymouth. He was host and "In his 87th year and aware that this school particu- latest in the line. But he was very generous and on our birth- sixty years of his ministry in preceded in the diocese by his rehearse" when at their lessons. that he go to Rome. When ln larly in recent years has been Out in the garden one day a Rome the College was rocked by day he used always to put a the sacred priest hood." H's bro- extremely successful and that great-uncle. Canon Walter sovereign under our egg for ther William, my father, died on Kiely. whose principal parish cow came up to him and tossed grenades; he told me himself there is a necessity to expand him with her head and horns that the key to his room saved breakfast; he would always re- the 30th March 1930 and on the accommodation available was Portland, from which he member all our birthdays. that day there was a huge retired in 1930. And it is pos- right, over the roof of the him — when the soldiers enter- and probably to provide a new thatched farm house, but he ed the room he presented the He never came home during flood that rose to the second school because of the difficul- sible (we are trying to prove the the war nor till 1930 when he step a,t the hall door, and that family connection) that even came to no harm from that ex- key as though hand gun; the ties with adjacent sites? With perience. soldiers thinking it to be a gun retired. In January 1931. he ex- is the highest flood that I ever the growth in interest in all- earlier one of the family, Father pressed a wish for trout; this remember. His chalice, canon's William Casey whose best- ran off hurriedly. Irish education in the area (Bishop Grahame writes that would be difficult to get at that robes and vestments were re- there is a great necessity to known achievement, was the MOUNT MELLERAY time of the year, but there was turned to and he left building at Marnhull of the first Later the Canon and his bro- Walter Kiely began his theolo- Plymouth proceed with this project as ther John went to school at gical course at, All Hallows Col- a hole in the field we called money for Masses to be offered quickly as possible. Is the Min- post-Reformation Catholic par- "Port Field" near the river and in Plymouth. ish church in what is now the Mount Melleray Abbey. There lege in Dublin IMatricula No. ister aware of the tremendous 983 in All Hallows Lists names sand pits that I had taken growth in interest, in all-Irish Plymouth Diocese, served that was no boarding house there gravel out of; there was a big This is my memory of my mission for 43 years. then,- so pupils used to live out Walter Kiely there from 1865 to un.cie Canon Waiter Kiely. of education both at primary and 18671 and then completing them flood that day and I went down second level? We know from Bishop Gra- on the mountain side with far- to see the effect of the flood Knockalara. Priest of the Dio- ham's Biographies of the Ply- mers. Here John got cold and at the Collegio Romano in cese of Plyinouflh. May he rest Mr. F. Fahey — I am aware Rome, while residing with the that evening; passing by the of the success of the school and mouth Priests, that it was Wil- died of pneumonia; he was also hole I noticed the water stirring in peace. Pictured above are Miss Sheelagh O'Kennedy, Abbeyside and liam Casey who recommended intended for the church. The Pious Mission Fathers. The con- the growth to which the Deputy Mr. Pat McGrath, Cappagh in the grounds of Whitechurch nection with the Pious Mission and within the hole were eight • Richard Walter Kiely. refers. However, the project, is the young Walter Kiely to Canon finished at Mount, Melle- large trout; never before nor House Hotel after their wedding ceremony in Abbeyside Parish Bishop Vaughan (an extant let- ray and went on to St. John's Fathers may well be that Wal- Knockalara. Cappoquin. dictated only at the initial planning ter's uncle Jerry was a great- since were there trout in, that to his son Michael, at B'ally- stage and this entails examin- Church which was performed by Fr. Aherne. (John Tynan) ter of Father Casey recom- College, Waterford. As a stu- hole, it was only a foot deep. mends to the Bishop a priest- dent, he became interested in benefactor to the Italian hane on 29th December 1986. ing a schedule of accommoda- nephew of his in Ireland: we the politics of the day and an Church in Hatton Garden that tion and final agreement on a thing he may well be referring old man told me he saw the had just been built by these suitable site. Both matters have to Walter i. And we know that boy Kiely leading the volunteers Pious Mission Fathers [now to ba considered before any Father William Kiely came to at Cappagh — this was the known as Pallottinesl — this is consideration can be given to our diocese because he heard in time of the landing of the rifles probably why he had been Geraldines G.A.A. Notes making finance payable. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS at Helvick Head on the Ameri- granted a Knighthood of St. Mr. Deasy — I am happy with his youth so much about his Q — I don't have a medical Dystrophy, Parkinson's Disease. great uncle 'the Canon.' Rich- can ship "Erin's Hope." This Gregory. Walter Kiely was or- JUNIOR HURLING counts is illegal now and this is the Minister's reply. I just hope something that will have to be that the initiative taken will card but I'm on regular medi- Cystic Fibrosis. Haemophilia. ard. the father of Father Wil- story was maliciously carried to dained at. thp Basilica of St. CHAMPIONSHIP Mentai Handicap, Phenylketon- St. John's College during the Johr. Lateran in Rome on 20th Modeligo 2-7 Geraldines 1-5 checked out in future before all continue as the various stages cation and it, is very costly. Is liam. who now lives at the age : there anything i can claim to uria. Cerebral Palsy. Epilepsy. of 83 in St. Anne's Nursing summer holidays, and when December. 1873 by Mgr. Pletro Played at the Castle Farm, games start. Our goalkeeper arise. used the ordinary hurley. help with the cost? Diabetes Meliitius, Diabetes In- Home in Clonmel. still reminis- Walter returned to college he de Vlllanova Castellan!). Lismore on Saturday evening sipidus, Acute Leukaemia, Spina was questioned about it and he When, ordained he returned to last, we were beaten by Model- Line out was — Liam O'Don- A. — Everybody is entitled to ces about. Canon Walter. An- some assistance towards the Bifida and Hydrocephalus. other son. Michael has gather- replied that if he could not go Plymouth, and was bishop's sec- igo in the first round of the nell; Pat O'Brien, Johnny Subscribers to VHI can in- through the college by the door, retary for a while; he then had junior hurling championship. O'Brien. John Longan- Conor cost of drugs and medicines ore- ed some of these reminiscences scribed by a doctor through the clude the first £28 spent, each which form the basis of this he was not trying to go there five or six changes to Liskeard. We will have to try hard and O'Riordan, Richard Hurley, Sea- month on prescribed drugs al- Poole, etc., he eventually arrived put in a better effort from now mus Mesktil- Brendan O'Grady, Drugs Refund Scheme. Each article. We try to keep closely CALL TO EXTEND time you get a prescription from ong with other allowable expen- at Marnhull and from there on. The Modeligo goalkeeper Proinsias O'Klllion: Brian Con- ses, i.e.. doctors and consultants was appointed to the Army, used the big boss hurley ("the nery, Billy O'Connell, Royco the chemist you should also ask for a receipt, and a claim form. fees when claiming from VHI Navy and Prison at Portland. half door"), which by all ac- Ware: Eddie O'Grady. Daithi under the Out-Patient Benefit; (Graham tells us that Walter O'Brien (capt.), James O'Con- DISADVANTAGED Receipts should be sent to your local health board as soon as Scheme. The first £170 for a Kiely worked at Barnstaple and nell. Subs. — William Downing family or £105 for an individual llfracombe, Exeter, the Cathe- for Conor O'Riordan (injured): possible after the end of each dral, Liskeard and Marnhull. He AREAS BOUNDARIES month They will refund any- is not covered. Micko Connell for James O'Con- (This column has been com- arrived at Portland on 1st Octo- nell: Noel Downing, John Mr. Dan O'Loughlin. Chair- thing over £28 spent on drugs ber 1881 where he stayed until for use in a calendar month for piled by Dungarvan Community SEEKS TO LEVEL O'Brien. man of Waterford I.F.A.'s Rural Information Centre which pro- his retirement in 1930. He was Ref. _ John Michael Kelly Development Committee call- yourself and/or your depen- appointed a Canon of the Chap- dants. vides a free and confidential (Shamrocks). ing for an extension of the dis- service to the public Opening ter in 1899 and the Dean or advantaged areas boundaries You don't say what your ill- Dorset). SPONSORED WALK ness is but if it. is one of the times of centre, which is located RURAL AND URBAN St. Oliver's underage club stated that in the last, review In the courthouse, are: Mon- held a very successful sponsor- of the disadvantaged areas, a following you can apply t.o your Michael Davitt. a Fenian, was health board for a long-term days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays 'n Portland Prison at the time ed walk on Ascension Thursday number of peripheral areas —7.30 p.m.-9 p.m.; Fridays—11 evening. were excluded. A further exten- illnes book, which would entitle and they became friendly; when UNEMPLOYMENT you to the necesary drugs, free a.m.-12.30 p.m.; Saturdays—11 Michael' was leaving Portland sion is necesary to cover these a.m.-1 p.m.). JUNIOR HURLING areas. of charge:— Prison, the Canon escorted him CHAMPIONSHIP Multiple Sclerosis. Muscular to Portland staltion; when the Geraldines v. Melleray—Please Mr O'Loughlin said I.F.A. es- train was pulling out, he threw ASSISTANCE RATES check local papers for time and timated that about, 5,000 far- his hat in the air and cried Deputy Austin Deasy (F.G. i in venue. The match goes ahead mers would benefit from such "tthree cheers for Ireland." Tlrs the Dali asked the Minister for next week end. — (P.R.O.). an extension which would cover was reported to the governor, Social Welfare if hp will give an about 200.000 acres in 15 coun- CAPPOQUIN/BALLINAMEELA and he was no longer welcome estimate of the number of ties. at Portland Prison; he got, an people in receipt of unemploy- The areas concerned follow- Engl'sih chaplain in his stead. ment, assistance at (a> the ur- ing local surveys met the cri- ATHLETIC CLUB He still had the Army and the ban higher rate and (b> the teria on _ difficult land, low On Sunday week last -the Mary Walsh 3rd; Boys u-12 do. Navy, which he loved. Many of non-urban lower rate; and the economic returns from farming —Aidan Ahern 3rd: Boys u-15 the soldiers and sailors were cost to the Exchequer for the SLIABH gCUA and a low or dwindling popula- second leg of the County Cham- shot—Feil'm Power 2nd: Boys from his home town of Cappo- full year if the non urban lower tion. pionships took place in Newtown u-13 hurdles — Laurence Maher quin and local Dungarvan; rate was increased to the urban Mr O'Loughlin demanded School. Waterford. Our athletes 2nd- Boys u-ll high jump _ they used to serve his Mass re- rate. COMMUNITY that the Department of Agricul- did extremely well against stiff James Fletcher 3rd; Girls u-16 gulairly while in port. In a written reply the Minis- trre immediately undertake to opposition. complete their own survey so as hurdles — Lily McCarthy 1st; ter for Social Welfare (Dr. Results are as follows: Sen or Senior ladies shot—Fiona Lynch Woods i stated: On 29th Jan.. to submit, them to the E.E.C. ladies 4'0Om. hurdles—Lily Mc- 1916 RISING CENTRE Commission. 3rd; Girls u-17 hurdles — Susan 1988, there were 61,013 people in Carthy 3rd: Junior do. — Lily McCarthy 3rd: Senior men shot receipt of unemployment assis- The data for all of these areas McCarthy 3rd; Girls u-13 1500m. After the rising of 1916 and Mr. Austin Deasy asked the is available through the C.S.O. —Michael Ahern 1st: Junior when Irish prisoners began to tance at the higher urban rate Minister for Education, in the walk—Karen Denis 3rd: Boys ladies 1500m.—Ann Brown 2nd and 79.065 people in receipt of Census and population, the u-13 2000-m. walk _ Daniel arrive at the prison he was in- Dail if she has made a decision A.C.OT. data on farming enter- and Susan McCarthy 3rd. unemployment assistance at on an application for a grant O'Donnell 3rd Girls u-17 400m. vited back. He said he got the iower rural rate. prise and the D.V.O. data on Boys u-11 4x100m. relay John several concessions for Irish from the national lottery for hurdles — Susan McCarthy 2nd: Thp annual cost of increas- livestock numbers. Senior men 400m. hurdles — Lynch. John Quann. K. Radley, prisoners and two he spoke Sliabh gCua community centre, Mr. O'Loughlin pointed out ing the non-urban rates to the CO. Waterford. Fergus Maher 2nd; Boys u-12 James Fletcher—3rd: Boys u-13 highly of were R. C. Barton and urban rates would be approxi- that an intensive survey is not 4x100m. relay — Aidan Memin, Minister for Education (Mrs. long jump Aidan Ahern 2nd: Pierce BeasOey. He used to come mately £7.5 million. necessary given the availability Aidan Ahern. Daniel O'Donnell. home each year until war broke O'Rourke): Mv Department re- junior ladies 3000m. walk— WILL CONTINUE TO PRESS of the above data, staff for this Laurence Maher — 2nd; Girls out in 1914. ceived a formal application on work are available from the Ndaimih Scanlon 1st: Senior men Deputy Deasy later stated 50'OOm. walk — John White 1st; u-15 4x100m. relay Niamh He was 6 ft. 14 inches tall and that he would continue to press 14 April 1988 from Sliabh gCua Land Commission Office who Community Cent-re for assists junior do. — Franc's Lynch 1st; Scanlon. Corinna Walsh. Lor- very strong; he was good hum- the Government in this matter are underemployed at present. raine Maher, Sinead Coughlan oured and almost always joking. ance under the capital grant Thp survey must take place Senior do.—Fergus Maher 3rd. to bring the lower rural rate Girls u-15 200m. hurdles —2nd- Girls u-l" 4xl0flm. relay He used to enjoy getting me to (maximum personal rate on scheme for the provision of immediately s0 that the sub- recreational facilities. mission be submitted within the Niamh Scanlon 2nd: Girls u-16 Susan McCarthy. Ann Brown. Mr. James O'Donnell, Deerpark, Lismore and Miss Catherine say big words — Oh, my my, short, term £34 and on long Sharon Murphy, Fiona Lynch— what a fool vou are going to be! term £36.50) on a level with the This is currently under con- next six months. France is al- do.—Lily McCarthy 3rd; Girls Sheehan, Chapel Street. Lismore, pictured in the grounds of sideration and a decision will ready looking for an increase ln u-15 shot Niamh Scanlon 2nd; 2nd. He had an Irish terrier. Bran, urban rate (maximum short — PRO Whitechurch House Hotel following their wedding in St. that came from Knockalara, term rate £35.10 and £37.80 be commiiiiuHoaited to the Deputy their areas of 500.000 hectares Girls u-11 66m. hurdles Gillian IDenn 2nd; Girls u-12 70m. do.— Carthage's Church, Lismore. (Photo: Rory Wyley) There are photos of uncle Wal- long term). as soon as possible. I as are Holland. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 398, 1988 .

CAUSEWAY TENNIS RADLEYS LOUNGE CLUB NOTES Week-End T.V. Viewing INTRODUCTION OF OPEN MERCILESS MOUNT MERCY about the strange experiences of white). 4.30—International Golf. Vera Miles and Clu Gulager WEEK Our Mercy girls met for battle a Polish emigre in Paris who 6.10—Reefwatch. 7.00—Cover To (1984). A longburied family ABBEYSIDE Big news this week is our his- on the courts ot Sunday's Well takes an apartment recently Cover. 7.30—News view and Wea- secret comes back to haunt the tory-making Senior Open Week against very stiff opposition but RTE 1 vacated by a suicidal girl. 1.20 ther. 8.10 — Film: The Glenn daughter of a wealthy Texas de- which runs from Sunday, May flew the Dungarvan flag proud- a.m.—Weather. Miller Story. An 80th birthday partment store owner. Followed 29 to Saturday, June 4. Prepara- ly not withstanding the defeat season of James Stewart's pic- by ITN News Headlines. WEEl^Np^NTE^|NMENT tions are well underway for this of 6-1. All these lads and las- FRIDAY, MAY 27 SATURDAY, MAY 28 tures begins with his marvel- our first senior week which will sies have really put us on the lous screen, portrayal of the SATURDAY, MAY 28 operate in1 three divisions. map and we are proud of them. 4.00 — News Headlines follow- 6.45 a.m. — Open University. band leader who disappeared ed by Dempsey's Den with 8.25—Roobarb. 8.30—The Faimiily 9.25 a.m.—Get Fresh. 11.30 — Thursday, May 26 — CRAZY NIGHT WITH Div 1 — Experienced tourna- Boot Sale is deferred to a over the English Channel on Flollyfoot. 12,00—Wrestling. 1.00 ment players and those u-18 on Bosco. 4.30 — Happy Birthday. Ness. 8.35—The Muppet Babies. wartime service in December EDDIE COADY. Take Your Pick £250. future date. 4.35 — Cockleshell Bay. 4.50 _ 9.00—On The Waterfront. 10.55 —News From ITN. 1.05 — Wales Jan. 1, 1988. Div. 2 — Experien- 1944. June AUyson plays the News and Weather. Followed by ced club players over 18 on Jan. Newsline. 5.45 — News. 6.00 _ —Film: A Challenge For Robin girl who married a struggling COACHING The Angelus. 6.01 — Newstime. Hood. 1967 version' of the everr International 'Rugby Union: New Friday, May 27 — EXIT 1, 1988: Div. 3 — Inexperienced young arranger searching for Zealand v. Wales. 1.50 —Inter- Greg Morris is in residence 6.30 — Cartoon Time. 6.40—Hil- green legend with B&rrie club players over 18 on Jan 1, an elusive 'new sound,' (119541. national Football: England v. this weekend. He will be back lary's Adventures. 7.10 — Sea Ingtham as the outlaw and' co- 10.05 — State Of Conflict (new 1988. Hunt. 7.35 — Room Outside. 8.05 Italy Schoolboys. Live from Saturday, May 28 — PHASE 2 in mid-June, so you can avail starring Jaimes Hayter and Giay series). 10.55-1,30 a.m. — Film: Entry forms are now avail- of the opportunity if not avail- —Matlock. 9.00 — News. 9.30 — Hamilton. 12.27 p.mi — Weather. Wembly Stadium. 3.45—Murder. Apocalypse Now starring Mar- •Mystery Suspense: Skyway To able in Clubhouse and entries able at the moment. —(P.R.O.), The Late Late Show. 11.30 — 12.30—Grandstand. 6.10 — News, lon Brando, Robert Duvall and Sunday, May 29 — FLAMES will be taken up to 7 p.m. on Late News. 11.35-1.15 a.m.—The Weather. 6.20 — Sports News Death (1974) starring Ross Late Night Friday Movie: Sweet Mailtin Sheen. Francis Ford Martin, Stefanie Powers. A Friday. May 27. We look for- Wiailes. 6.23—First Class.. 6.50 — Coppola's remarkable war film Monday, May 30— SLAINTE ward to support from the sur- Revenge. An incorrigible, all- Jim'11 Fix It. 7.35 _ The Les thriller set on an aerial tram- American car thief has just one combining Joseph Conrad and way which is sabotaged 9.000 ft. rounding area and further Dennis Laughter Show (new Vietnam in the story, of a US afield. Novenas are now in full dream in life, a 20,000 dollar series). 8.10—Bob Says Oppor- above sea level. 5.00 — News from Northern Ireland. swing for heavenly weather! CYCLING Dino Ferrari sports. No sweat, Army captain's odiyssey through From ITN. 5.05 — Wales News tunity Knocks. 9.05 — 'News and Cambodia on a seek and de- except it has got to be legit, all Sport. Weather. 9..20 — Film: and Weather. 5.10—Walt Disney ARE YOU ACTIVE AND ALIVE? bought and paid for, all her stroy mission against a rene- Presents. 5.15 — And There's very own. Staring Stockard Blazing Saddles. Mel Brooks' gade colonel who has establish- hilarious western spoof starring .More hosted by Jimmy Cricket. Weil we certainly were on ANOTHER VICTORY Channing and Sam Waterson. ed his own. empire in the jungle 5.45—5 Alive. 6-16—ITV Tele- Sunday last when we acted as Gene wilder and Cleavon Little (1979). as the alcoholic gunslinger and thon '88 ^review. 6.30 — Tarbiy's host to the launching of the Frame Game. 7.00 — Cannon & Cospoir. Be Active, B'P Alive black sheriff who team up to Week in the Waterford County FOR CIDONA save their town from an Ball. New Series with guests area. In attendance were Mr. unscrupulous speculator amid a Marti Caiine and Kenny Lynch. Donal Kelleher, C.E.O.. Mr. Tom Landngrabtolng lawyer. Madeline 7 45 _ Murder. Mystery, Sus- JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL Healy (representing Minister of Larry Power of the Cidona Khan plays the baddies' super- HTV pense: The Deep (19771 star- Sport, Mr. Frank Fahey). Mr. Carrick Wheelers recorded his RTE Z sexy secret weapon Lilli Von ring Robert Shaw. Jacqueline Telephone 058/54304; 54219 Paddy Kenneally, Chairman. third win of the season in Car- Shtupp. Mel Brooks himself Bisset and Nick Nolte. 19.00 _ Waterford County Council, Ms. rick-on-Suir on Sunday last. ITN News and Sport. 10.15— Power sprinted home i front doubles as a corrupt governor Maureen O'Oarroll, chairperson. n FRIDAY, MAY 27 and a Yiddish-speaking Indian FRIDAY, MAY 27 Wales Weather. 10.20 — Parkin- of the home crowd to win the son One-To-One. 11.05 — Inter- Friday, May 27—Dancing to Ireland's top band Tramore Town Commissioners. chief, and the cast also features 5.16 p.m.—Winner Takes All. Miss Alicia Browne, represent- Bank of Ireland Ras Mumhan. 5.15 — Sons And Daughters. national Boxing from London's 5.40 — Get Smart. 6.10 _ Early Slim Pickens, Dom De L/uise 5.45—News From .ITN. 6.00—The ing Munster I.L.T.A.. Mr. Ml. With the favourable weather and Count Basie (1974), 10.50— Royal Albert Hall. 12.00 —Hun- Evening Movie: The Lost World. 6 O'clock Show. 7.00 —Through ter: The Return of Typhoon THE MEMORIES O'Riordan, M.C.C. Mr. Tom Me- conditions, over 100 cyclists American Basketball. 1.1.40 — Hugh, member Vocational Edu- lined up for the 90 mile trip. This is an adventure story set The Keyhole. 7.30 — Watching Thompson. ExJboxer. Typhoon Bar Extension. in 1912 about a London zoology Film: Slither. James Oaan lis- Kbpt.) 8.00 Survival Special. cation Committee. Mrs. Suz- By the end of the second of tens to the dieing words of an Thompson finds himself alone anne Dalton. President C.T.C. eight laps a group of 20 had professor who believes he has 9.00 —CATS Eyes (rpt.> 10.00— when he is released from prison found prehistoric animals ln ex-eon recently released from News At Ten. H0.30—-Wales News IN LOUNGE — SING ALONG WITH KEVIN JORDAN Opening the proceedings, Mr. gone clear. This grouD then prison and apparently shot to after completing a sentence for split, into three smaller groups South America that have sur- and Weather. 10.35—The Lon- murdering his manager. Follow, Kelleher called on Richie Walsh vived by living on a plateau prevent him claiming his share don Programme. 11.0'5—Drive-In to speak and he in turn delved as the cat, and mouse tactics sd by ITN News Headlines. Saturday, May 28 — PARTY NITE DISCO continued. formed by an ancient earth- of a $300,000 fraud, what he MOvie: The Initiation, starring Bar — Over 18s into our short history as a club. quake. He sets out, with a group hears puts him on the trail of ^ it Nurtured in our infancy by the On the penultimate lap the of people to find out if his theo- a shadowy figure called palmer Lions Club, we are now growing three groups were almost to- ries are really true. Starring who was supposed to have in- IN LOUNGE — PADDY DALY SOUND strong with membership taken gether again. Richard O'Gor- Michael Rennie and Jill St. vested the money for safe- from all ages but to reach full man (Blarney) attacked on Pil- John. 8.00 — Nuacht. 8.10 — keeping. With Peter Boyile and Sunday, May 29 — Sing Along with Trevor & maturity more courts are a town Hill, taking Larry Power Keating On Painters : Turner. Sially Kellerman (1973). 1.15-1.20 necessity and he hoped that with him. Then they made con- 8.40 — Q.E.D. : To Catch A a.m.—Weather. ST. LAURENCE S TENNIS Michael. this would be realised in time. tact, with Brian Osborne , Brian Lenihan (Blarney) —Newsnight. 10.50 — Portraits: »•- SPECIAL CONFIRMATION DAY LUNCHES the advantages and necessities and Ger Wyley (Carrick). Bernardo Bertolucci. 01 sport for the mental and CLUB NOTES FROM £5. physical well-being of people of On the final lap Power at- TENNIS MARATHON week-end: "Do you want to On Saturday, May 29, photographer James Lenane will all ages. Complimenting the tacked and only O'Gorman OUTSTANDING SUCCESS book on court 1. 2. 3 or 4?" be in the Hotel to take your Confirmation group photos Causeway On its facilities, he could react. This duo gave the Fine weather, generous spon- The next step will be sign- wished us well. crowd on the Main Street, in BBCZ sorship and player support all posts in the club! Two courts Mrs. Suzanne Dalton in reply, Carrick a real thrill. O'Gorman. contributed to making the ten- will be bookable on an hourly welcomed everyone to the who won last year's Junior tour BBC 1 nis marathon an outstanding basis. Causeway Tennis Club and said and is a renowned sprinter led FRIDAY, MAY 27 success both from a financial it out, but Power closed on him how honoured wP were tr> be and enjoyment point of view. FRIENDLY WITH chosen as the venup for this all the way to the line and a 6.56-7.20 a.m. — Open Univer- FOUNTAINSTOWN reception. She endorsed Mr. final surge saw the local man FRIDAY, MAY 27 sity: science: Equilibrium Rules Play commenced at 10 a.m. on Healy's feelings regarding sport win to the delight Of the home 6.00 a.m. _ Ceefax AM. 6.40— —OK? 9.00 —Ceefax pages. 9.30 Saturday and continued until 6 On Sunday next we travel for all ages and picked out our support. Unlucky Dog (black and white). —Dayitlme On Two. 2.0*0 p.m.— p.m. on. Sunday. On Sunday a friendly. If you wish to travel own winning 1987 Civil Service 6.55—.Weather, 7.00 — Breakfast News, Weather; You And Me for afternoon we had a pleasant down to Fountainstown to play DUNGARVAN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Cup team. a> an example of this Time. 8.55 — Regional News and 4 and 5 year olds. 2.15 — Week- visit from Mr. Tom Healy. re- please place your name on the as it was comprised of a granny. end Outlook. 2.00—International presenting the Minister for list posted up in the clubhouse. Weather. 9.00 — News, Weather: Golf. 3.00—'News, weather; 3.50 1 2 mothers, a single lady and 2 The Pink panther Show. 9.20— Sport, who complimented the LOTTO This Saturday Night ti&f '" teenagers KOlroy! 10.00 — News. Weather; —National and Regional News club on its initiative in building Following refreshments and Four Square. 10.26 — Children's and Weather. 6.00 — Film: The two additional courts. Mr Lotto — St. Laurence's style— Falcon Takes Over. George San- was launched last week-end. A chat, a parent and child tour- BBC followed by Plav School. Heady was accompan'ed by Ms. MAY 28 nament was launched when Mr. 110.50—Paddington. 10.55 — Five ders stars as suave sleuth the Alicia Browne Munster Council board with 1,000 numbered Healy threw in the ball to be To Eleven. 11.00 — News, Wea- Falcon in this film based on and Mr. Donal Kelleher. CEO. squares (courtesy Anita Geo- Raymond Chandler's 'Farewell ghegan) is now on display in met with a deadly cross-court, ther; International Golf. Incl. My Lovely.' (1'942. black and The outstanding feature of backhand from Marie Quinn! 12.00 News and Weather. 12.55 the clubhouse. Squares cost £1 Ger Wyley finished third, white). 7.05 — The Phil Silvers tihe week-end was that all each and there are cash prizes YOGI'S This competition may havP led p.m.—Regional News and Wea- Show (black and white). 7.30^ players enjoyed themselves. In- ah.;ad ol' Brian Osborne at, 15 ranging from £2 to £75. So to all kinds of moral dilemmas ther. 1.00 — One O'clock News, New Scottish Art. 7.50—Mach 4. deed. under lights in the early with parenting taking' on a new sec. Brian Lenihan 5th. Ray Weather. 1.30—Neighbours. 1.50 why not play anid pay who Keane (Limerick) was 6th. 8.00 — Public Account. 8.30— hours of Sunday morning there knows, that friendly game of Members and Friends. dimension with parenting by —Film: Test Pilot. Starring was ain unusually high stand- adoption, choice, compulsion Paddy Power (Cidona i won the Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. Spen- Gardening Together. 9.00 — doubles might result in a real 2nd Category award and Nicho- Blackadder The Third. 9.30— ard of tennis! An added finan- bonanza! surrogacy, etc., being encourag- las Butler (Cidona) won the 3rd cer Tracy and Lionel Barnymore. Review. 10.20 — Naked Video. cial bonus was the poker classic Draw for Air Trip for 2 to London — Sponsored by Court ed which led to all kinds of Attempting a new speed record Category award. 10.50—Newsnight. 11.35 — Wea- which took place in the club- TENNIS CIRCUIT Travel Ltd.. Dungarvan. interesting combinations! Great an aviator makes a forced land- fun all around with winners of therview. 1.1.40—Five Sculptors house! In thp Junior event thP dis- ing in a Kansas wheatfield and Profile of Andsh Kapoor. 12.00- The .tennis circuit gets under- all 3 divisions being presented tance was 65 miles and again meets a girl he decides to 1.35 a.m.—Film: Dream Flights. way next week-end w'.th the with th»> most impressive tro- there was a huge entry. A group marry, but the girl find* she has First showing of a Russian inaugural running of a Senior phies of seven went clear after 30 a rival—his aeroplane (1938, comedy starring dashing Oleg Open Week bv the Causeway Div. 1 — Billy Keevers and miles. At the finish, D. Burke black and white). 3.45 —Chilly Yantovskiy as the roguish Serge" Tennis Club. Preparations are Sarah Dalton beat Eileen and (Clonmel C.C.) won from John and the Wood Chopper. 3.50— who charms his way round the well underway for our own Luke Brennan: Div. 2 — Mich- Dalton (Cidona) with I Dobbyn Children's BBC starting with ael and Elizabeth Burke beat Caterpillar Trail. 4.10 — Paw demands of his employer, wife Open which commences on June (Cobh) in third place. P J. and mistresses, but finds life 13. Liam Moore and Maevs O'Con- Power (Cidona i finished in 10th Paws. 4.30 — Film: Breakout. getting more complicated as he nor; Div. 3 — Sylvia McGrath Dosition. David Jackson and Simon Nash approaches 40, and eventually CLUB EVENTS DECKIES LOUNGE and Elizabeth Moloney beat A. Claire Moore (Cidona') re- star in this film about two boys goes too far (1983, Russian with Kelleher and L. Harnett. corded another fine win in the who find a car driven by two A big thank you to all the coaching for beginners con- English subtitles). players, sponsors and suppor- tinues every Monday evening MODELIGO COMPETITION NEWS ladles race. ShP came home on escaping convicts. (1984). 5.35— SNO CUP her own to take the spoils. Wales Today. 6.00—Six O'clock ters. Such was the success of while the club nights are News, Wieather. 6.35 Neigh- SATURDAY, MAY 28 •this marathon it Is hoped that scheduled for Thursday even- Saturday Night, May 28 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Both teams are now through bours. 7.00—Wogan. 7.35 -Every it will now have a permanent ings. On Friday afternoons 'all DRIVE — Jackpot £150 to next round with wins over Second Counts. 8.15 — Dynasty. 6.50 a.m. — Open University. spot on the club calendar. And junior members a.re invited for St. Anne's and Tramore. Well 9.00 _ Nine O'clock News Re- 2.45 p.m.—Shrikant. part 4. 3.25 as for the lights—well now that coaching, commencing at 5 p.m. done lads and lassies. gional News. Weather. 9.30— —Film: Mexican Spitfire. Leon we have got a taste—tthey. will MEMBERSHIP FEES Sunday Night, May 29 — TOWN 'N' COUNTRY Rookliffe's Babies. 10.20—Omni- Errol co-stars (twice!) jn this definitely be on the club devel- MAHER CUP SIRIUS AT THE CATS bus: 'Memories of a Musical knockabout comedy with Lupe opment Plan 1 If by some miracle you have B' team lost to Tramore and Sirius a new PoD Band from Dog.' 11.20—Film: The Tenant. Velez as the fiery Mexican girl NEW COURTS managed to escape David are now in Plate. Causeway vic- East Cork wh0 were recently Roman polanski stars wiittti Isa- who scores rather literal hits This week our two new courts Walsh to-doite. you are advised torious against Clonmel in Sat- voted best local band in that belle Adjani in his 1976 film with her husband's family and are expected to come into play. to pay your membership! New urday's friendly. area make their 2nd appear- business friends (1940. black and A conversation overheard last members are most welcome. ance to the Cappoquin area CONQUERING C.B.S. this week-end when they play at the Cats Bar. Mellerary. On The Christian Brothers have their 1st appearance in the taken to tennis like ducks to Cappoquin area they played water with two of their schools to a packed Boathouse on THE "CATS" BAR battling it out in the Munster Easter Sunday night when all Schools Cup Final Div, 2, in the present enjoyed their style of MOUNT MELLERAY Tennis Village. Dungarvan, out- music. classed but not, outdone, spark- This young group hope to ex- led in defeat with a score of tend the success they enjoyed Thursday, May 26 — CARD DRIVE 5-2 ln front of the appreciated in East Cork to other parts of support of Bro. Campbell who the country during the coming Saturday, May 28 — Dancing to: SIRIUS had travelled specially. year. Sunday, May 29 — Sing Along wtih Paddy Daly ORMONDE Coming Saturday, June 4 — PADDY O'BRIEN & HIS DUNGARVAN NEW BAND DECIES LOUNGE BAR FRIDAY, MAY 27 - 3 DAYS - 8 P.M. (18s)

CLASHMORE Charles Bronson BALLYPOREEN HOMECOMING Thursday, May 26 — 45 DRIVE — Jackpot £50. Saturday, May 28 — COLETTE & COSMOS FESTIVAL Tuesday, May 30 — MONSTER BINGO — Jackpot £200 FRIDAY, MAY 27 TO SUNDAY, JUNE 5 on 55 calls. * Every panel winner enters free £1,000 Draw * MARQUEE DANCING DIARY: COMING — Friday, June 3—PADDY O'BRIEN; Satur- Friday, May 27 — Dancing to BRUSH SHIELDS. Adm. £4. day, June 4 — TIDY TOWNS DANCE; Whit Monday DEATH WISH 4 —JIMMY CROWLEY. Saturday, 28—Disco Dancing to SCOOBY DOO. Adm. £3. THE CRACKDOWN Sunday, May 29 — Dancing to LINDA MARTIN & HER NEW BAND. Adm. £4. Wednesday, June 1 — Fancy Dress and Tramps Ball.— LATE SHOW - 11 P.M. - FRIDAY & SATURDAY (OVER 18) Dancing to: KARiNIVAL. Adm. £3.

Friday, 3 — Dancing to ANNE & TEQUILA SUNRISE. JUNIOR CHAMBER DUNGARVAN Sean Penn, Christopher Walken

Admission £4. Saturday 4 — DISCO DANCING to DJ Mike Barry. DISCO Sunday, June 5 — Afternoon, 2 p.m.— • • OPEN AIR ROCK CONCERT ZETA'S (Lawlor's Hotel) LIGHT A BIG FIRE (Dublin) plus supporting group THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd AT CLOSE RANGE SHINPU-ZIG-ZAG. Adm. £5. ***** * 10—2 a.m. Sunday night—Dancing to THE CONQUERORS. Adm. £4 SELECTION OF RAS QUEEN Like father like son like hell . . . DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1988. PAGE THREE G.A.A. Notes By Commentator CLEANWATCH Kerry Firm Waterford NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR HIGHER NEXT WEEK-END out. Unfortunately it ran out a because of the university exams Even though Waterford senior U couple of minutes too soon as and also because Dungarvan STANDARDS OF HYGIENE footballers will travel to Tralee 5? at this stage Clare were in com- have a number of players in- on Sunday t0 play Kerry in th® plete disarray and depending jured. Cleanwatch is a national campaign launched by Dr. Munster semi-final, all the Will Have A Go more than anything else On> the Boards have arranged several brilliance of their goalkeeper At Fraher Field on Saturday O'Hanlon on 24t'h May, 1988. It aims to increase hygiene very attractive championship Pat Collins who certainly stood evening, Affane scored another awareness of the public in places where they shop, eat games that will clash with our 6tci' so ^ seems that ced that the Provincial football Waterford who took the initia- between them and certain de- notable victory when beating and drink. We are asking the public to complain to away match. Very likely the r Un tU nate defeat coach. Eoin Liston had given tive and we went. Into a two feat. He was acclaimed the hero an understrength An Rinn facing th A^ D is Management and staff where standards fall below the Boards are presuming that club lacing the Old Boro' side here. notice that he is retiring from points lead. At this stage we of the day. team. The winners deserved officials and Dlayers will not, be the position when his term ends looked good and for a 20 minute their nine points victory. They levels t'hey expect. Management and staff 0f businesses all that keen to make the jour- BALLYDUFF v. CAPPOQUIN in July. No decision had been period played the best hurling And s0 the final whistle were by far the fitter side and are being encouraged to use these complaints ;is helpful ney down to Kerry as the out- taken about, a replacement. brought to an end another year played very much as a team. ,^he county champions, Bally- of the hour. Dermot Ryan's goal of championship defeat for Wa- ideas to improve their standards. come looks inevitable and also rl A letter from Erin's Own club for Clare with about 12 minutes Up in Colligan, Silabh gCua because the club championships duff scored a total of 1-10 complained about the club of the first half remaining, was terford and disappointment for against Dungarvan in their first all our very loyal supporters won what, was described as a The campaign is backed by Radio, T.V. and coverage are already much behind sche- championship 'lay-off' because something of a disaster for Wa- surprise win over the Brickeys, dule. Even though our double round, but they didn't l^»k im- of the county teams' prepara- who had been hoping for suc- in the daily newspapers. Leaflets are also circulated pressive and certainly not like terford and it seemed to restore cess. I have written many times in their second round inter- defeat at Thurles on Sunday champions. When met tion for the Munster champion- confidence to Clare who were mediate football tie. John Mc- through the schools and retail outlets, and special six will ease the pressure some- they ships. They are one of the clubs that we are a county with lim- Cappoquin last year they had able to add on points at will to ited hurling standards and we Grath, who was playing very hour courses are being run for Food Wbrkers. what. no available date or venue seven points to spare (1-14 to who are particularly hard hit- give them an 8 DOints lead at well for the losers had to re- can be overlooked by either of because of Liam O'Connor's do not have top class players in £4) and on that account they half time. proportion to some of the best tire with a serious leg injury Any further information can be received from the the Boards, if we are to finish must feel pretty confident, of dual Involvement. The Chair- Having played for 35 minutes and this proved a major blow on schedule. man said he understood Erin's hurling counties. Over the past Environmental Health, Officers at Local Health Board wlnnine again. against, a powerful wind must couple of years the most has to their hopes. Own's concern but it was a have sapped a lot of energy out Offices. Telephone No. (058)42199 between 10.00 a.m. Cappoquin in their first round situation about which little been made of the best available KERRY v. WATERFORD of Waterford. They were slow talent and in spite of our dis- In junior hurling. Modeligo and 12 noon Monday to Friday. match scored a respectable 12 could be done. to get to grips with the situa- scored a good win over Geral- pomts against Mount Sion in appointments. it will be agreed dines and in the same cham- For our football fraternity the between they have played a Cisde na Pel] informed the tion in the second half, missed that great progress has been Board that. P. S. O Colmain. a few chances and let Clare pionship, Kilrossanty and Mel- football highlight of "87 was our couple of intermediate football made. I see no other course leray finished level in their meeting with Kerry at Fraher chairman had been appointed take the initiative again and open to us. but to persist with games and this will have im- game at Abbeyside. Field and although we suffered proved their fitness, that I have to fill the vacancy created by score two vital goals. One of this young team and add play- a ten DOint defeat by the then the resignation of Joe Conway these In the 17th minute was been told, was suspect against ers who show promise, ln a con- SCORES All-Ireland champions our play- Mount Sion at Stradbally. They on Cisde Oiliuna na Mumhari. highly questionable and possib- sistent way in our club cham- They also informed the meeting ly should have been disallowed. ers gave a memorable display will have Michael Phelan, Pat pionships. Eventually things M.C. Senior Hurling— THE GROVE FILLING STATION, TALLOW that pleased the fans well be- Curran, Fintan Murray Ned that Eamon Martin had been It must also be said that it will come right and if they appointed as the Cisde na Peil should not have got to the net. Clare 3-12; Waterford 3-10 TYRES! — TYRES ! — TYRES ! yond expectations. It is good Heffernan, Pat McCarthy,' Mich- don't then we must accept the M.C. Junior Hurling— for us to have qualified again representative on the County It was after this that Water- consequences. If there is any ael Hackett, Shane FTaher, Sean Clare 2-19- Waterford 1-8 NEW RADIALS: 155x12 — £21.00 even though we will have to Mason, etc., trying to atone for Board. ford came to life. A switch other way forward, the people Gate receipts from venues brought Damlen Byrne into at- I.F.C.— 155x13 — £23.00 play lt in their back yard, so their '87 defeat by Ballyduff who concerned will like to hear of it. Affane 1-11- An Rinn 1-2 to speak. Most of the people as- were then on their way to the where championships were tack and we exerted tremens 165x13 — £25.00 played since the previous meet- dous pressure which brought us Waterford were in the junior Sliabh gCua 2-11: Brickeys 3-4 sociated with the team reckon title. Donal and Seamie Han- game with a chance ut> to the J.H.C.— New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, that Waterford are about, as non. Michael and Richie Walsh ing were read. One venue who from twelve points to just, two Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and many had not, sent in returns were in- in arrears with time running three-quarter stage until O'Con- Modeligo 2-7: Geraldines 1-5 good as they were last year, or Seamus and Seamie Daly. Paul nor's goal for Clare changed Kilrossanty 3-7- Melleray 4-4 more. even a shade better, while Prendergast. Michael Leamy. structed to do so as soon as pos- sible. the direction of the game after M.F.C.— Kerry, knocked from their All- Liam Power, Liam Drislane, about ten minutes of the second Remoulds: l»5xl3, 145x13, 155x13, 165x13 — All £1.00. Abbeyside 3-21; Nire 1-4 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon. Ireland pedestal will have to John Quirke and company will The home and away agree- half. The wind here, seemed to Feile na Gael— field without defender Sean front the champions bid for two ments with other counties was have a more bewildering effect We stock New Tyres in all sizes, including Tractor. Walsh and scorer-in-chief Mikey Lismore 2-3- Mount Sion 0-5 more league points to take them discussed and while some ex- On the players. This was some- Regan Memorial Cup: U-14 F Sheehy and now they will likely closer to the knock-out stages Tel. NOEL HENLEY 058/56298 pressed the view that all our West thing I noted after seeing our East Waterford 1-7 West 2-2 be without Eoin Liston. who again. games should be at neutral forwards shoot several costly : Open for Petrol, Diesel and Oar Gas. 7 days, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m was injured in a charity game venues, no final decision was wides until they succeeded in on Sunday. FIXTURES MOUNT SION v. DUNHILL taken on the matter. Waterford getting on target In the first The County Development Of- half. When Clare levelled in the Saturday, May 27— Of course Kerry's trouble in ficer reported on his recent, at- second half, their wind advan- At Abbeyside : J.F.C. Strad- this regard should not be con- In their respective first round matches. Mount Sion scored a tendance at the launching of tage did thp rest to assure them bally v. Brickeys. sidered advantageous to us. Ex- the Avonroore Football Video Notes of winning. At Fraher Field: J.F.C, Faha perience tells u.s and everyon? 16 points win over Cappoquin FIRST COMMUNION and Dunhill suffered a two-goal and he commended the tape to Although the attendance of v. Modeligo. that when Kerry have nroblems. all clubs, seeking to improve On Saturday last the pupils under 8,000 was disappointing, At CanPoquin: I.H.C. Colligan it is then that they are to be defeat by Ballygunner and of piltown National School re- BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS while I don't exactly know just their football skills. These are there was great Waterford sup- v. Ballinameela. ATTENTION FARMERS!— feared most. They have several available from himself. S. ceived their First Holy Com- port at Semple Stadium. Sitting At Lismore: S.H.C. Cappoquin top-class players waiting on the what this is supposed to tell us, Wc stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right some observers might judge O'Brien or Seamus Grant. munion. On the day, the wea- there for about three hours in v. Ballyduff. wings ready to try to prove ther was bright and sunny, a very strong wind was an un- At Walsh Park: S.H.C. Mount prices:— themselves and that factor al- from it that. Mount Sion. when in form are more than a shade NEWS BITS very suitable for the occasion. pleasant experience for the Sion v. Dunhill. Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nu's. one will spell trouble for us DOnal McGrath, Luke Cun- better than Duhill. It will sur- spectators as well as for the Sunday. May 28— Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts Waterford. however, will travel Waterford have two cham- ningham. Brendan McGrath. players. I could not help feeling At Tralee: M.C. Senior Foot- determined to have a good 'go' prise many people If they fail to prove this in their interesting pionships left after Sunday. On John Paul Hickey. Valer e Kelly, that, played on a calm day. both ball — Waterford v. Kerry. (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull and won't be under any pres- July 6, we play Cork in Cork Sally Anne Kelly, . Allen and results might, have been differ- At Fraher Field: 2 p.m. S.H.C. Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig sure like their opponents whose meeting at, Walsh Park on Sat- L urday evening. in minor hurling and on the Una Keogh all received their ent. But that thought, will hard- Dungarvan v. Ballygunner: 3.15 Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, immediate objective is to re- following evening we are due blessings from Very Rev. Canon ly console us now. p.m. Tailow v. Clonea- 7 o.m. cover their Munster title from K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. BALLINAMEELA v. COLLIGAN to play Limerick at, Limerick In J. Murphy. P.P. and Rev. B. J.F.C. Seana Phobal v. Lismore. Cork this year. under 21 hurling. Should we Meehan. c.C. HOME GAMES At Cappoquin: 3.15 p.m. J.H.C. - Ballinameela were one of the lose both, then we will have no The pupils of Clashmore and Tourin v. St. Mary's; 7 p.m. Following our uD and down' further involvement, in the The meeting of Lismore and MICHAEL BEECHER form in the league, we have intermediate hurling sides who Ballycurrane schools will re- J.H.C. Ballysaggart v. Ardmore. fared very poorly In the cham- championships for the current ceive their First Communion in Dungarvan in the under 21 hur- At Lismore : 7 p.m. J.H.C. TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD beate

Waterford junior hurlers fail- HEALTH PROMOTION ed by eight points to Clare ln CLARE 2-13; WATERFORD 1-8 their first round Munster junior hurling championship Power 0-1 each. Waterford — P. Subs. — M. McNamara for IN INDUSTRY game played at Semple Sta- Curley 0-5- S. Dee 1-0; M. Cur- Woods; G. O'Donnell for Ryan. Con power, Director of Econo- HEALH PROMOTION IN dium, Thurles on Sunday last. ley 0-2; P. Power 0-1. Waterford — M. Murphy; J. Waterford had the aid of the mic Policy, Confederation of INDUSTRY Clare — L. Doyle; E. Fitzgib- Fives. J O'Donoghue. L. Reide; Irish industry, at the opening ot strong breeze ln the first, half bon. K. Kennedy. T. Minogue: S. Cuilinane. S. Curley, P. One of the positive ap- and made the early running the Employment Assistance proaches to solving the problem M Sheedy. J. Fitzgibbon. L. Power; J. Grace, D. Robinson; J. Programme (EAP '88; Confer- with points from Michael Doyle- B' Foley, K. O'Shea; P. Hennebry, M. O'Keeffe, M. Cur- of unwarranted absenteeism is Power and Pat Power. Clare ence held in the Ardree Hotel. through the introduction of a Walle. D. Power. G. Woods; M. ley; P Curley. B. Coady, S. Des. Waterford. last week spoke of opened their account with a O'Connor, R. Ryan, J. Mullins. Ref _ G. Long (Tipperary). healthy promotion programme Paddy Walle point in the 20-.h the high level of absenteeism in in industry aimed at control minute but Waterford goaled this country. and elimination of lifestyle dis- just before the interval through A report published recently eases. This is ami approach Sean Dee to give them a 1-5 to by the ESRI quoted an OECD which is being taken at a na- 0-3 lead. report that the duration of ill- tional level by the Government. Waterford. however, failed to ness per worker is considerably It has been announced by the make use of the many chances higher in Ireland than in other Minister for Health that in line which came their way in the MOTORIST FINED, DISQUALIFIED OECD countries. In 1981, for with the v'ew expressed in the first half and when Michael example, there were 34 days of World Health Organisation's O'Connor goaled for Clare five sickness absence per worker in policy document "Health For minutes into the second half it AND ENDORSED Ireland, 23 in Sweden, 20 in the All," Ireland intends- to follow was the beginning of the end UK, 17 in Italy, 14 in France, policies which will improve life- for Waterford. Clare equal- John Condon. B'renan, Strad- The District justice then im- styles. promote good health, and posed the penalties stated and 12 in Luxembourg, 9 in the ised in the 38th minute and bally was fined £150 with an Netherlands, 5 in the USA and put far greater emphasis on The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week is one from the late I940's although Waterford regained endorsement and disqualified Mr. Gordon stating that the de- preventative medicine. A health or early 1950's. It shows a group of 1st Year Commerce pupils at the Technical for 12 months when h was fendant was 28 years and a 4 in Finland. the lead with a Philly Curley P promotion Unit has been estab- School, Dungarvan pictured with their teachers Miss Monica Ryan and Miss M. point the winners replied im- convicted by District Justice W. farm machinery driver asked It must be pointed out. how- lished in the Department o-f mediately to level and they F. O'Connell at Dungarvan that the operation of the dis- ever, in this context that inter- Health, an Advisory Council for Patterson. Included are, front row (1. lo r.) Tommy Aherne. Patrick Sheehy, James gradually pulled away after Court on a charge of driving qualification be postponed until national comparisons of sick- Health promotion has come in- Phelan, Nicholas Drohan, Bosco Quealy; 2nd row: M. Quinlan, Joan Tobin, iM. this to record a well earned with excess alcohol on March 5. September 1 next as it would be ness absence data are difficult a busy time on farms until then. to being, and a Cabinet Sub- Walsh, Stephanie Hcnneberry, Biddy Coffey, Colette McGarry; 3rd row. M. Hac- win. Garda M. Dunne said that at to mate due to differences in committee has been established kett, M. Moore, B. Quill, Miss Ryan and Miss Patterson, Betty Brennan. Joan The District Justice acceded coverage of social insurance 3.45 a.m. on March 5 last he to this request. under the chairmanship of Dr. O'Brien; back row: Rosa Murray, Teresa Walsh, Alice Tobin, Gretla Sheridan, Scorers: Clare — B. F'oley and was in the patrol car at Bridge schemes and differences in the Rory O'Hanlon, T.D,. Min.'ster P Walle 0-4 each: M. O'Connor St., Dungarvan. He saw a motor Inspector E. Keating prose- administration of sickness bene- for Health. Maureen McGowan, Nell Cullinan. B. Hill. Eily Walsh, K. Drohan. 1-1; G. O'Donnell 1-0- M. Mc- car being driven along the cuted. fits. Namara 0-2; L. Doyle and D. street which turned into the The trend in higher rates of Quay and then into the car sic-kiness absence levelled off in park where it pulled up. He fol- countries such as the UK. lowed it and pulled UD beside France. Germany and Norway it and he saw the defendant even when the real value of Dungarvan Urban Planning get out of the driver's seat as DUNGARVAN COMMERCIAL he approached the car. There sickness benefits increased dur- County were four people In the car. ing the 1960s and 197'0s, where- as .sickness absence in Ireland Orders made by the County Witness said he took the de- SEWERAGE SCHEME continued to rise. It is obvious BANKS EXPLOIT Manager for Dungarvan Urban fendant to the Garda Station tih-at wtth the constraints on Council recently include:— Comhaitas where a doctor was called and public expenditure in Ireland, Permissions the defendant gave a urine there is an urgent meed to re- Planning Permissions — That sample which on subsequent TO START THIS FARMER permission be granted to the duce public expenditure on Quealy, lor provision of filling tion of a bungalow and garage analysis was found to have an sickness benefit by lowering the ESB for the erection of 38 Kv alcohol concentration of 205 Station at the Spring. station and associated activities at Home Rule St., Abbeyside Notes mgrms. YEAR sickness absence rate. The need BORROWERS at, Coolagh Road. Abbeyside. Purchase Of Land — That to do this is obvious and urgent That permission be granted the seal of the Council be Mr. J. P. Gordon, Solr.. who That permission be granted SEISIUN Mr. Brian Swift, T.D.. has irrespective of tihe constraints to Patrick O'Neill, Clonea Road. applied to the contract, John appeared for the defendant in public expenditure because to Mr. P. J. O'Brien, The Spring, Seisiun starts on July 6 and received the following letter Abbeyside for an extension to Dungarvan for the construction Quealy. Coolagh Road. Abbey- asked for a dismiss on the from the Minister for the absenteeism is a factor which -IFA his dweilinghouse at Clonea side with Dungarvan Urban will run for eight Wednesday grounds that there was no evi- of car show room and petrol nights in Lawlor's Hotel, Dun- Environment, Mr. Padralg reduces the capacity of the An IFA delegation led by the Road. filling station at, Spring (Duk-ei. District Council in respect of dence to indicate that, it was country to earn jobs and living the purchase of .904 acres of garvan. This will be lively and the defendant who had actually Flynm T.D— Chairman- of the Farm Business That permission be granted Dungarvan. colourful displays of traditional "You may be interested to standards. There are quite a Committee, Mr. JOhn- Boyian re- land at Strandside North. Ab- been driving the car on the oc- number of ways in which the to George Horsom, Dromana, That permission be granted beyside. music, song, dance and story- casion. learn that I have now approved cently met officials of the Cappoquin for conversion of telling. It's also a chance for the proposal to construct, by problem can bp tackled and it Central Bank to discuss IFA's for the erection of a finger sign must be acknowledged that one part of building known as at Kilrush, Dungarvan on be- Renewal Of Letting — That tourists to savour the real District justice O'Connell re- Direct Labour. Phases 1 and 11 concern tiha,t the full reduction Barry's Stores, Church Street, the tenancy and letting agree- Ireland. jected the application and said of the Dungarvan Town Centre Of the most effective approaches in interest rates had not been half Of Central Dairies Ltd.. and Dungarvan and Quay Street, to for a finger sign at the north- ment of Waterford Regional that he was satisfied that as Sewerage Scheme. ait an towards the complex issue of passed on to productive bor- shops and offices and for the Youth Service in respect of 12. CO. FLEADH CHEOIL the Garda had seen the defen- estimated cost of £679.000 with tackling unwarranted absentee ern side of the mew Bypass road rowers including farmers. Fol- erection of signs on the pre- at Shandon for Cork Marts. Cathal Brugha Place, be exten- The Co. Fleadh Cheoil which dant get out of the driver's seat work commencing on phase 1 ism is through management lowing the meeting Mr. Boyian mises. ded for a further two year per- takes place in Cappoquin, will that he had been the driver, in the current year and on action. In this context, the stated: "We pointed out that That permission be granted iod commencing on January 25, be a great week-end with the "that is." he added, "unless the phase 11 in 1©89. ESRI study mentioned that the margin between the cost oif That, permission be granted to to Vincent Sheehan on behalf 1988 and terminating on Jan- various competitions and street defendant is prepared to go into "This approval will enable the "very few studies have been funds to the banks and the Peter O'Donovan, Ballyduff Up- of Conor Clancy for the erec- uary 24. 1990. entertainment (pub/street ses- the box and swear that he was Council to make the appro- carried out in Ireland of the lending rates to productive bor- per for the erection of a two sions). Come along 'and enjoy a not the driver." priate arrangements to have factors which influence the rowers had widened in recent storey dwelling at Pinewood. feast of music, song and dance. Mr. Gordon said that they work started as early as national sickness absence rates" years since the break up of the Monang. and this is an issue which must — PRO were not prepared to do this possible." cartel in 1985. The Central That permission be granted to be addressed and solved at the Bamk accepted the evidence pre- level of the individual enter, Mr. John Santry, Architect on sented by IFA that the margin behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Sean prise. had indeed widened. It emerged from the meeting that the Central Bank, in re- gulating the interest rates charged by the Commercial Banks, fixes a ceiling on the IRISH U.S. SEND IN THOSE maximum overdraft rate charg- ed to the most favoured bor- rowers (AAA) and also the PHOTOS NOW maximum overdraft rate to per- sonal borrowers (A), but not IMMIGRATION 'What a turnout on May 7 for the rate charged to agricttlture the Irish Cancer Society's and other small and medium- photographic event — One Day Siized productive borrowers BRIDGE CORNER Fc,r Life In Ireland. Cameras of IOAA). It would appear that in SUPPORT all description were very much the latest round of interest rate ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB tee — Ann Clarke. Mai Mernin, in evidence as the whole reductions, the Commercial Brid Dunphy. Sally Walsh. nation responded to the fight Results of End of Season Elaine Flynn, Eileen Frost. Anne Banks have abused this situa- Party held on 10th May — 1st. against cancer and clicked tion by granting a lesser reduc- COMMITTEE Power. Benny Moloney. the'.r way right through the Mr and Mrs. W. Power; 2nd. tion in the rates to farmers and Mrs. Eileen Veale and Mrs. Sally day. other category borrowers. DEISE BRIDGE CLUB Pat Troy, President of the Walsh 3rd. Mrs. Cora Kearney If you have not yet sent in Mr. Boyian continued: "It is and Mrs Theresa O'Suliivan: May 9 — 1st, Ann Dalton and your photograph don't dally clear to me that the banks Irish Immigration Support Charies O'Doherty; 2nd. Mrs. Committee of Washington DC 4th. Mr and Mrs. A. Fenton: .get your fllm developed now must reduce their internal ad- 5th Mrs Peggie Kingston and Hurley and Mary Spratt; 3rd. and send as many photos as ministration costs and must not recently met with President Mrs. Mairead Christopher: 6th, Paddy McCarthy and Jim Pren- you like with a minimum of £1 seek to pass on the effect of Roniald Reagan when Reagan Mrs Sheila Veale and Mrs. An- dergast; 4th. Cora Queally and per entry to the Irish Cancer' their own excessive administra- visited Ireland's Own, a re- nabelie Lannen. Paddy Lann-on. Society. 5 Northumberland tion costs to productive staurant and pub owned by May 16—1st. Liam Power and Road. Dublin 4. borrowers." Mr. Troy. President Reagan A.G.M. held on May 10 — Nora F'oley: 2nd. Mary Fleming Your photograph could be the celebrated St. Patrick's Day at President. Lily Lineen; Vice- and Eleanor Power; 3rd. Justin one the judges are waiting for TRUE COMPETITION the restaurant, along with Mr. President. Judy Noctor- Secre- and Mary Spratt- 4th. Agnes to make the front cover or to IFA will be meeting the Com- Troy. Howard Baker and James tary, Margaret Foley. Commit- Kartney and Cora Queally. be included i-n- the magnificent mercial Banks to press for J. Kilpatrick. Not only has Mr. hard back book to be published lower rates for farmer borrowers Troy been of service to the on September 28 — photographs and the establishment of true President, but he Is also Chair- of Ireland taken on one day, competition between the Indi- man of the Irish Immigration May 7, by the people of Ireland. vidual commercial banks and Support Committee of washing- also with the other lending ton DC. a group which has been If you are an under 18 of service to actual and poten- Pictured at The Red House, Lismore are The Red House League Committee who ran a very aspiring photographer, don't Institutions, such as the ACC amd the building societies. tial Irish immigrants. Dungarvan Choral Notes successful soccer league recently: front row (I. to r.) Eddie O'Shea, Pat Pollard, Paddy Moraii, miss your opportunity for the holiday of a lifetime courtesy of Mr. Boyian added; "The Cen- The Irish Immigration Sup- Last, week saw a good "turn- One of the main topes for Paddy O'Donnell, and at back, Michael O'Leary and Lenny Fraser. (Photo: David Stearn) Aer Lingus and Aer Rianta. tral Bank agreed to make our port Committee of Washington out'' for the Society's AG\M. We discussion was the Society's You, and a friend, could be views known to the Commercial DC was established in Novem- were delighted to see some new next production, the selection winging your way across the Banks -and also ttakie our views ber Of 1987 as a non-political, faces along w't-h our regular of which has not yet been Atlantic to New York/Boston or into account in formulating the no-rt-prV)fit organisation to assist members. The election of com- finalised, but we expect a deci- some European destination plus on-going credit policy for the Irish emigrants. mittee members produced the sion in the near future. So economy." £1'.0'00- spending monev i,m your The main objectives of the following results: Helen Barron watch this space for further po-ckiet. Don't miss out on this organisation are: (President), Anne Walsh (Vice- news. ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES President), Eileen Fennell (Sec- I would like to take this TROOP MEETING unique chance of a super mistake. It was William Fen- against Clare. holiday. k To create awareness with- retary). John Creed (Treas- opportunity to congratulate •Last week's meeting got nell who survived to be our Meanwhile, up in Dublin, in and outside of the Irish Com- urer), Kim Clancy (Librariani. Orla O'Keeffe on her forth- underway with each of the five 1988 Scoiut Drill Champion. If you 'snapped' it — send it nunity of the problems and con- leaders Joe. Ray. Brownie. now and remember, your photo- Ann Fuller (PRO). Mrs. Gertie com'ng wedding and wish her- patrols planning menus and The meeting then finished M'uller and Johnny B were at cerns facing Irish emigrants. graph/donation could save a EURONEWS Morrissey. Orla O'Keeffe. MIC- self and Brendan every happi- programmes for next week-ends with the Scout Prayer. Lansdowne Road to cheer Ire- • To provide support to Iirish hael Scanlon. Pat Noctor. Ros- ness for the future. camp in Glenshelane. Michael life. The closing date is June ElB LOAN TO AN BORD GENERAL land on in their 3-1 victory over 14. emi grants in tihe areas of hous- aline Foley, Billy O'Grady. — pRO Verling's Ireland Patrol came Next weekend sees our firsit Poland. G A IS ing. employment, medical and out tops in tonight's uniform troop weekend of '88 to Glen- While talking of sports, we Bord Gas Eireamm (BGE) will legal services. inspection. shelane. A very busy pro- hear the Italian PL and APL. obtain a £20 million (ECU At this stage we moved acti- gramme is planned with scout- Michael Sheehan and Liam 25.8 million) loan from the •k To support legislation on vities outdoors with patrols ing skills, orienteering and Moore, have donned adopted European Investment Bank the Federal level that amends competing against each other. several patrol activities on the squash racquets instead of bad. PLANS FOR LISMORE (EIB > to upgrade the Irish the current immigration laws. 1 Derek Kenneally came in first menu. Cycling is our main mintoon racquets as they get natural gas network and to To date the group has been in the 500m. sPri-nt with Michael mode of transport with all themselves in. shape for this connect Limerick. Waterford, instrumental in providing legal Sheehan a close second. In the paitrols leaving the den on year's camp. COMMUNITY Drogheda and Dundalk to the assistance to many Irish emi- chariot race division. Ciaran Saturday morning at 1-0 a.m. Our industrious QMs make Cork-Oublin main pipeline. The grants in establishing legal re- Walshe's Austrian Patrol came (Don't forget to wear your the mews again this week as EIB contributes to the project sidency in the United States. out tops, while some scouts neckerchief, lads!) once again they put in a full because it Will increase the use A network of employers will- like Aidan Mullarkey, Anthony Last weekend ou-r scouts and week's work. Top o-f the agenda SCHOOL ADVANCED of natural gas from the Kln- ing to sponsor Irish emigrants Hackett and Brian O'lMahony leaders were busy around the last w-eek was erecting six The Minister for Education. sals Head gas field in house- has been developed, as well as had- serious problems controlling country at different sporting ri-dge tents and to '.proof" the Mrs. Mary O'Rourke, t.D. has holds and in industry, substitut- housing and medical assistance their chariots en route. occasions. Some of our scouts older ones. They expect to be sent copies of the following ing for imported oil. programs. Back in the den. tonight's were at Semple Stadium In busy this week getting the rest letter dated May 9 to Deputy The substitution of indigen- A letter writing campaign Instruction concentrated on Thurles playing against Thur- of the equipment ready for the Jackie Fahey and also to De- ous resources- for imports is a has been conducted to urge menu planning and outdoor les and then supporting Water- glen. puty Austi'.n Deasy: European Community energy politicians to support legisla- patrol activities. Each patrol ford in the hurling match _ SUB-SCRIBE PLUS ".I wish to let you know the policy objective. In support- of tion providing additional visas produced their menu costings, up-to-date position regarding EC energy policy, the EIB lent for the Irish. with menus varying from the building project at Lismore ECU 2.2 billion (approximately Despite what, has been accom- patrol to patrol. Community School, Co. Water- £1.7 billion) for investment plished to date the main chal- At this point of the meeting ford. projects in the Community im lenge remains getting the word one of the highlights of the "I have recently examined 1987. out- to the Irish who really need In 1982. the EliB made £28 help. Fear and natural sus- scout year took place—the 1988 the position of thls project in Scout Drill Competition. The the context of the second-level million available for the con- picion have been their greatest finalists were as follows: Ciaran THIS WEEK ACOT CO. WATERFORD SAYS capital prog-rame for 1988 and struction of the Cork-Dublin obstacles. Please help us spread Walish. Eoin Clancy, William CEREALS — DISEASE SILAGE EFFLUENT I am pleased to let you know pipeline. the word to those in need. Fennell and Brendan Flynn. that, on the basis of that exam- For additional information, CONTROL Up to 2.000 gallons per acre These scouts qualified during Mi'ld-ew levels are increasing ination. I hav-e n-o-w decided to LANGUAGE TRAINING please con-tact Pat Troy at- the year for tonight's grand can be spread on silage after- advance this project. Accord- the crop ap- on it this year will come within of Ministers of Education which POC FADA WINNER AT THE FEILE NA GAEL liam. the financial allocation avail- Barliey. proaches flowering, two appli- will meet on 24 .May. Arising FINALS — John Kiely, Vice-Chairman, Waterford County The pressure was now really Barley Vellow Dwarf Virus: cations of a systemic blight able for such capital projects In from this meeting the Com- Bord na nOg, presenting Ihe trophy to Paddy O'Donnell, on and the slightest wrong Use an a ph aside to control -fungicide should be applied. 1988. mission intends preparing an move would prove "fatal." It aphlds in late sown barley Finish oil' your spray pro- "I trust that you will iind this action programme in the l ismore (winner). Paddy will represent Waterford at the wais Eoin who made the first crops. gramme with a tin-based spray. decision- satisfactory." second half of the year. Munster finals in Cork on June 5. (Photo by Kiely) PAGE SEVEN

IN MEMORIAM KELLY—The sister Polly and other relatives of the late LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES COURT CASEY — Nineteenth Anni- Margaret Kelly, Ballinagoul, MURPHY'S Ring, formerly of Helvick, wish "TIDY TOWN" PROJECT TRAVEL LTD. versary — In loving memory of to thank all those who sympa- mett Quann. B'rlan Quinn, Oli- Dowd, Lismore: Sec., Carthage Sat./Sun. 21st/22nd — 9 holes MAIN STREET, Jlod'te Casey, late of Head- thised with them in- their re- It is gratifying to se« the ver O'Dowd, David Bennett, Stack, Lismore: Asst Sec. S. v. par — 1, T. O'SulIivan 5 up; Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan borough Knockanore, who died 1 David Nugent. Ml. Daly, Seamus Flynn, Glencairn; Local Orga- DUNGARVAN cent siad bereavement; those amount of house painting going 2. A. Barden 4 uip; 3, T. Cun. Phone 058/42799 on May 26, 1969. R.I.P. Masses on in the streets and already Kearney, Peter Barry John niser. Bernard Leddy, Lismore: ningham 2 up. who sent Mass cards, telegrams, Roche, Ml. Kearney, Dan Sha- Treasurer. Bertie Hanrahan. offered. St. Anthony pray for letters of sympathy and floral the town is undergoing trans- June 16— her. nahan. Tallow. Fixtures — Sat./Sun. 28 th For Nursery, Toys tributes and all those who formation in appearance. The 29th May—Open 18 hole stable- CORK TO MAJORCA: May comes with sad regiret. attended the obsequies. A spe- co-operation of everyone in this BRIDGE RESULTS A motion of thanks was pass- ford team event. Adults from ,£199, Child We lodt someone we cannot cial word of thanksi to the Sis- year's effort is greatly appre- ed for the prompt reply from and Bicycles from £169 — 2 weeks. forget. ciated. End of Season Party — 1st, at the best prices. ter, nuirses and staff of Sit. Mr. A. Crotty and Mrs. M. the County Manager, Mr. Dan LADIES GOLF NOTES June 30— Remembrance is a golden Joseph's Hospital, Dungarvan. Hurley in respect of the public Don't miss out on our special CORK TO MAJORCA: chain Of necessity, the project may Burke; 2nd, Mrs. Kay Barry and toilets in Lismore. He has as- all the local clergy, the kind appear to be more or less cen- Mrs. B'. Kelleher; 3rd, Mrs. K. offer on lightweight bicycles. Adults from £195: Child That binds us till we meet neighbours and all who helped O'Mahony and Mrs. Lil Costin: sured us that, something will be from £165 — 2 weeks. again. tralised but this is merely 1988's done. Telephone 058/41376 in any way. Mass will be offered target. Future years will see 4th, Mr. S. Hales and Mrs. B. Plight plus accommodat ion. (Always remembered iby her for the intentions of all. Culloo. It was also passed that the loving family.) every street, road and town Branch would collect and sell All types of keys cut LOURDES: AUGUST 31, £290 area involved — indeed, with a quantity of glass and that expertly. Due to demand, our seat the amount of goodwill shown LISMORE COMMUNITY CONWAY _ Sixth Anniver- GAMES RESULTS the proceeds would be given to capacity on this flight has sary — In loving memory of my to date, we have no fears about the Tidy Towns Committee in been increased. Closing dear mother, Mrs. Eileen Lismore's development, to a Our local finals were held on Lismore. date has been, extended to Conway of Aglish. who died on major tourist, attraction. Thursday evening last ln the The Branch wished Deputy June 10. May 24, 1982. Our Lady of the RECENT DEATHS C.B.S. Field. The 1st and 2nd Martin Cuilen all the very best ATTENTION FARMERS! One area in which the whole We had a big turnout for the HOly Rosary pray for her. town is involved is that of in each event, will go forward with his new portfolio. Indus- to represent Lismore in the Co. try and Commerce. The promo- 9 hole stableford fourball on E X - C O R K availability to Masses offered. "Tidiest, Street," and a fine tro- Wednesday, 18th last. It was a Salou. Finals on June 26. Training for tion is well deserved. —(P.R.O.). DEAD ANIMALS 'Gone from amongst us, sadly phy awaits the lucky winners. all events goes ahead on Tues- most enjoyable day and quite a I miss you, We expect, every citizen—man. days. Thursdays and Fridays at few got around more than once. iN.B.—Watch this space every MRS. ELLEN HURLEY woman and child — to co-oper- WEDDING: Loving you dearly, your mem- 5 p.m. in the C.B.S. field. Tt ®ave the high handlcappers a WANTED week for Travel News ate here. It is for the good of MORRISSEY-DOOCEY £10 for good fresh animals. as it occurs. ory I keep. We record with sincere regret chance to play with some of iht Never till life ends will I ever our town and its appearance. Results: U-10 60m. Hurdles: The marriage took place re- lower, and to enjoy the gam; PHONE: JOHN MARSH tlie death of Mrs. Ellen (Ellie) Let u all think before we 058/47101 - 052/66147 forget you, s Girls — 1st, Ann Marie Lineen' cently in St. Carthage's Church. as well. Let's hope our captain Hurley (nee Sandford'), St. start — if each person uses the 2nd, Eleanor O'Donoghue; 3rd, For dear to my heart mother, Gar van'e Terrace, Dungarvan, Lismore. Of Miss Angela Doo- has a lot more things like this littc-r bins dispersed throughout Marie Flynn. Boys — 1st, Gary cey. S.R.N.. S.C.M., eldest daugh- during the year. is the place where you which occurred at her daugh- the town: if everyone sweeps sleep. Keane; 2nd, David Whelan- 3rd. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Doocey. ter's residence in Thurles on their own patch (and maybe a Kevin Landers Deerpark. Lismore, and Mr Congratulations to s. Denn Too dearly loved, never to be Saturday last, May 21, after a bit of the neighbour's, If her or Do you know that you can forgotten. U-8 60m. Girls — 1st, Claire James Morrissey son of Mrs. and Annette McCarthy who had MAJOR PASTURE brief illness anid in the full- she Is infirm or absent) • if we Lineen; 2nd, Imelda Hale- 3rd Kathleen and the late William a magnificent 30 pts. (we will have your present— (Always remembered by your ness of years. pick up litter dropped by care- Elaine Flynn. Boys — 1st, Peter Morrissey. Carrick-on-Suir. frame the card in the club- loving daughter Ann, Frank and Ellie Who had lived in Thur- less passers-by or thoughtless Howard; 2nd, Sean O'Gorman: family.) house!); 2nd, Ann Howard / V. TOPPERS les for a number of years had motorists who decide to "tidy" 3rd, Michael Keane. The bride who as given away Nugent 26 pts.; 3rd, E. Tinnelly/ out their cars and dispose of by her father looked charming Sittingroom Suite Completely Hydraulics Offset CROTTY — Fifth. Anniversary been member of an, old and very U-8 80m. Girls — 1st, Elaine B. Henry 25 pts. highly respected family. Her the result to the 'four winds of Flynn• 2nd, Myra Cunningham: in a gown of ivory silk, with a and rear mounted. —In sad and loving memory of Eireann' — all these "lfs" can headdress Of ivory and peach The Waterford Co-op spon- Re-upholstered Benny Crotty. late of 71, Con- father and brothers' were paint- 3rd. Emma Flynn. Boys — 1st, PRICES FROM £850 ers toftn profession and were add up to a transformation in Michael Keane. roses. She carried a bouquet of sored 18 hole stroke competition in flame retardant materials gress Villas, Dungarvan, who our lovely old town Please do roses, freezia and gypsophilia. was played in magnificent con- (fabric and filling) at— highly skilled at their craft of U-10 100m. Girls _ 1st. Chris- J. O'DONNELL SALES died oni May 23. 1983. what you can in this worthy- The matron-of-honour was ditions for a change on Sunday May the wind of love blow decorating and sign writing. tine O'Keeffe; 2nd, Catriona DUNGARVAN NEWCASTLE, CLONMEL She was relict of Daniel cause. Hyde; 3rd, Margo Broderick. her sister. Clara McCarthy, who 22nd. The course and everything gently. wore a gown of peach crepe-de- was on for a good score —at UPHOLSTERY CENTRE Phone 052/36356 or 36225 Hurley, ex-NT. who had taught U-10 100m. Boys — 1st, Eoin On a quiet and peaceful plot, LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES: Bennett: 2nd. James McNa- chlne. and she carried a posey times the breeze helped the ball YOUGHAL ROAD Where the one we love Mes a,t the local CBS for many of flowers similar to the bride's. years and wiho predeceased her JUVENILE SECTION mara; 3rd, Kevin Landers. to run past the holes—miles! Phone (058) 41868/54095 sleeping. U-12 100m. Girls — 1st. Ann The best man was Liam Mor- Divot had the honours of bring- And will never 'be forgot. Some 24 years ago. rissey (brother of the groom i Ellie was a charming lady Barry: 2nd, Clara Tobin; joint ing ini the 1st and 2nd, iit was a BAR PERSON REQUIRED, Your life was love and labour. I 3rd, Joan Coleman and Marie and the ushers were Willie Doo- pity she couldn't slow herself preferably with experience, Your love for your family' possessed of many outstanding cey (uncle of the bride) and characteristics and her death Broderick. Boys — 1st Bernard down and maylbe they would Dungarvan. Phone 058/42657. true. Hyde; 2nd. Dennis Fitzgerald; Niall Morrissey. have been bringing her in. CHIMNEY PROBLEMS — Re- You did youir best for all of us has been the cause of much Rt. Rev. Monsignor Terence j"A BETTER JOB") sorrow to her many friends but 3rd. John O'Gorman. Rfesults: 1st, T. Ryan 65 nett; lining old. damaged flues, We will always remember U-14 100m. Girls — 1st, Olive O'Brien (uncle of the bridei of- 2nd. E. Bums 66 nett; Best .With a H.G.V. Licence (rigid/ stained walls from condensa- you. more especially to her family ficiated at, the ceremony, assis- and relatives to whom we ex- Broderick: 2nd. Noelle Fennes- gross. Daphne Cahill 89: Cate- //artic or coach) special 5-day) tion, etc.; poor cooker or back- (Inserted by his loving wife, sy; 3rd. Valerie Barry. Boys — ted by Rev. Fr. M. O'Gorman. gory 0-21. M. Fives 71 nett; Cat. course. boiler output, etc. Write or tele- tend deep and sincere sym- 1st., Edmund Landers; 2nd, C.C.. Lismore. sons, daughters and grand- pathy. 22-28 E. Tinnelly 69 nett; Cat. phone Noel Carey, Clogheen. children.) Ryan Flynn 3rd, Declan Cun- The Lessons were read by 29-36, B. Henry 70 nett. Accommodation arranged. Telephone 052 65361. (24-6) iHer remains were removed on ningham. Jane Morrissey (sister of the TWO SRNs REQUIRED, full DROHAN _ Fifteenth Anni- Sunday evening from the Dis- U-16 100m. Girls — 1st Gil- groomi and Jim McCarthy (bro- The catering rota for the ther-in-law of the bride). Miss time. Nursing Home. south versary — In loving memory ol trict Hospital, Thurles to St. lian Cunningham: 2nd, Eileen golf classic is up in the club- Irish School of coast, England. Available for our dear father. Patrick Drohan Mary's Parish Church and were Fitzgerald. Teresa Corry, N.T. (friend of house so check your times and interview Friday. May 27. at Ring, who died on May 27. blessed and received by Rev. J. Over the past fortnight Lis- U-17 100m. Girls — 1st, Jac- the bride), sang the Psalm, and please be on time to let the Motoring Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan, 2 1973. R.I.P. Griffin, C.C. more juvenile teams have ach- queline Fitzgerald. Boys — 1st, the Prayers of the Faithful other workers off. DORSET ST., DUBLIN p.m. to 5 p.m. Will those who think of you Fr. Griffin celebrated Requiem ieved some notable victories. In Kevin Whelan. were read by Miss Anna Hen- The last chamce to get an 13 the u-14 Hurling Championship. nessy, S.R.N. The Offertory Gifts | Phone Monica RELIABLE PERSON wanted to today. Dad, Mlass for the repose of her soul U-10 200m. Girls _ 1st, Margo hole card in before June l&th on Monday morncng and also Lismore had rather easy victor- Broderick; 2nd. Deirdre Ben- were presented by Mrs. Eileen 01-746677/746037 look after young child In child's A little prayer to Jesus say. ies over Tallow and Shamrocks Doocey (mother of te bride), will be on Wednesday, lsit June own home. Monday-Friday, (-Never forgotten by loving officiated afterwards at the nett- 3rd, Louise Walshe. Boys When the Northern Fin. Corp burial in the adjoining ceme- both at the Tallow venue — Lis- —1st, Billy Walsh; 2nd. Michael and Mrs. Kathleen Morrissey also light housework. Cappo- daughters Nell and family. more 'A defeating Tallow and (mother of th groom). Music will sponsor the competition.— quin area. Replies by letter only Siobhan. Tony and family, Brid, tery. Other clergy present were Ormond; 3rd, Liam Ahearne. P Divot. Rev. W. Carey C.C., Very Rev. Lismore 'B' defeating Sham- and hymns during the cere- Bring Beauty To Your to Box No. F523 "Leader" Office. Miol and family, also son rocks. U-12 600m. Girls — 1st. Claire mony were played and sung by TOMBSTONES — Tombstones Paddie.) J. O'SulIivan and Rev. J. Moore; 2nd, Joan Coleman: 3rd. Bedroom Hooper. O.S.A.. while the CBS Paddy O'Donnell will now go Marie Broderick. Boys — 1st, nursing colleagues of the bride, erected, cleaned and additional forward to represent Water- led by Miss Ann Corry. S.R.N. with lovely new sliding \) Inscriptions inserted. Houses FORDE — Second Anniver- Community was represented by Michael Shanahan; 2nd, Tho- Riev. Bro. A. Farrell. Super'or. ford in the Munster Finals of mas Barry; 3rd. Eugene O'Brien. Flower arrangements in the mirrored wardrobe doors. \\ pressure cleaned. Mickey sary — Fond and cherished Feile na Gael Poc Fada on sun- church were done by Mrs. D. Phone: KRAFT INTERIORS /, memories of lour dear little son U-14 800m. Girls — 1st Mar- Kearns, Baliiinameela, Cappagh, Chief mourners Tom and day the 5th of June at Pairc Ui tina Moore: 2nd. Valerie Barry; Lee. South Mall, Lismore. County Dungaravn 058/43187 Co. Waterford. Tel. 058/68249. and brother, Patrick Porde, Jackie (sonsc; Mrs. Breda Gal- Chaoimh. The best of luck The reception was held in Con don st own. Dungourney who 3rd. Geraldine Barry. Boys—1st, for free estimate. 7 MAY THE Sacred Heart of lagher (daughter); Dan Gal- Paddy. Paul Whelan: 2nd, John Roche. Whitechurch House Hotel. Go- Jesus and his Blessed Mother be died ih May. H986. lagher (ison4n-law); Sheila and Another fine performance by ing away the bride wore a floral Two years have passed and U-16 1.500m. Girls—1st. Mair- praised, adored, worshipped and Elly Hurley (daughters-in-law); a C.B.S team was the winning ead Cunningham; 2nd, Joanne silk suit, with black accessories. Comhaltas glorified now and forever still you stay. Donal. Deirdre, Grainne. Diar- of the INTO GAA Mini series The honeymoon is being spent McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE muid. Colman, Fergial. Mary Sullivan. Boys — 1st, Eamon is open every Sunday from 11 throughout the whole world. As near and dear as yesterday, by virtue of their victory over a O'SulIivan. in Portugal. , To be repeated 6 times for 9 Unseen, unheard, but always and Elaine Hurley. Mary. Eileen. gallant St. Saviours team in the We wish Angela and Jim long a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 Barry and Donal Gallagher U-13 600m. Walk. Girls — niglhits. prayier will be granted. near. County Final which was played 1st Clara Howard. 2nd. Rena life and happiness in the future Notes p.m. week days; closed on Mon- (grandch'ldiren). and a large day--McGuire's Garden Centre. Must promise publication. Still loved, still missed and In Dungarvan. Carey 3rd. Jenniler O'Gorman. LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES always de-ar. circle of nephews. nieces, • The following was the panel SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FLEADH rzosaduii. woodstown. Tele- A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED cousins, relatives and friends. E'oys — 1st. Brendan Ormond: VIRGIN inever found to fail): 'Never forgotten by Mammy. of players who did Lismore 2nd. Tony Kennedy: 3rd. John Weekly Draw: Week No. 18— QUALIFIERS phone 051/82136. Daddy and brothers John. ('Funeral arrangements were proud — John Roche. Dan Sha- BROKEN HANDLES, hinges O most beautiful flower of Mt. O'Gorman. £50 (142), Mr J. Rafferty. Those taking 1st and 2nd David. Mark and Allen.) by James Kiely & Sons, Dun- nahan. Seamus Clancy, James U-14 Shotput. Girls — 1st. Church Street: £30 (127). Mrs. and glass on all types of Carmel. Fruitful Vine, Splen- garvan.) place in u-12, u-15 and u-18 Irish dour of Heaven, Blessed Mother O'Connor, Peter Barry, Emmett Emma Ryan- 2nd, Jennifer Far- N. Coughlan. Parks Road: £20 aluminium windows replaced MURPHY _ Fourth Anniver- Quann, David Bennett Ollie and English singing and slow Also top qualitv PVC windows of the Son, of God, Immaculate rell 3rd. Enda Ormond. Boys — (192), Miss Ellen McCarthy. airs, tin whistle, flute and fiddle sary — In loving memory of Troy. James Howard and Shane 1st. Paul Lynch: 2nd. Declan Parks Road: £15 (138). Miss -Till sold and fitted. Contact M. Virgin, assist me in this my Michael, late of 56 Caseyv lie. Fennessy. They now go forward at the County Fleadh Cheoil in Queally 058/41323. necessity. O Star of the Sea Cunningham: 3rd. Ian Hannon. Dowd Deerpark- £10 (92) Mr. Cappoquin will automatically Dungarvan. who died on May to represent Waterford in the U-14 Long Jump. Girls — 1st, Joe Landers. Towns Park; £10 CARPETS AND UPHULSTERY help me and show me herein 3®, 1984. Sacred Heart of Jesus Munster Finals where, without, qualify for scholarships to the you are my mother, o Holy Geraldine Barry: 2nd, Enda (232). Mr. D. Buckley, Parks intensive course run in con- professionally c'.eaned. guaran- have mercy on his soul. doubt, they will carry on the Ormonde Boys — 1st, Michael Road Promoter. Mr. J. Dunne. teed results; pressure cleaning: Mary, Mother of God. Queen of good results. junction, with the Munster 'Sadly missed by his wife Dungarvan Leader Landers- 2nd, lan Hannon. The next draw will be held in house fronts, roofs, farmyards, Heaven and Earth. I humbly Alice and family.) But the big event as regards Fleadh. Because "Sco'l Fonn U-17 Javelin. Girls — 1st, the Red House on Saturday. ! agus Amhran" is subsidised by machinery, etc. Pipe and drain beseech you from the bottom of juvenile affairs in Lismore over May 28th at 8.15 p.m. All are my heart to succour me in this Deirdre Hickey; 2nd. Patricia I Munster Council CCE. qualifiers cleaning service; agents for PANKS 'nee Power) — Fourth TELEPHONE (058)41203 the past week was the County Healy. welcome to attend. —(Advt.). pressure washers, hot and cold, necessity; there are none that Final of Feile na Gael. The will only have to pay £10 for Anniversary — In loving mem. U-16 Discus. Boys — 1st. Pat Good Win — Congratulations this residential course which electric petrol, diesel and PTO can Withstand your power. O ory of our late sister. Bridle FRIDAY, MAY 27. 1988 final was played at Walsh Park. O'Gorman 2nd. Tony Hickey; to the under 14 hurlers on their show me herein, you are my Waterford on Saturday last, the will be held at the Friary Col- machines available. — Cases Panks, late of Lincoln, who died 3rd. John Whelan. great win over Mount Sion at lege. Duokspool. Abbeyside. Cleaning Services, Tallow. Tele- Mother. O Mary, conceived on May 27, 1984. 21st of May with old rivals Mt. U-12 Long Puck. Boys — 1st, Walsh Park on Saturday. To without sin, pray for us who Sion providing the opposition. phone 058/56123. On a sad May morning John Landers: 2nd David Ben- brave the lion in his den and have recourse to thee (3 times). Here Lismore were defending nett: 3rd. David Hickey. come away with victory was a CARAVANS — Excellent Hjoliy Mother, I place this cause I stood by an open grave. choice of top quality modern I watched them lower the the title that they had won ln U-14 Long Puck. Girls — 1st. great achievement and great in your hands (3 times) Holy NEWS OF TOWN 1987 against Roanmore and ln Siobhan O'Gorman: 2nd. Berna- credit is due to the panel of touring caravans. All sizes in Spirit you who solve all prob- sister I loved. Mt. Sion they knew that, they stock at unbeatable prices. — And tried so hard to be brave. dette O'Keeffe; 3rd. Delrdre players and those in charge. lems. light all roadis so that I would have their work cut out Hickey Best of luck to them when they Healy Caravans, Duntaheen can attain my goal, you who Your name Is often spoken. to retain the title in 1988. Mt. Road, r'ermoy (near Technical Our thoughts are with you U-17 4-Mile Road Race. Boys— travel to Laois-'Offaly to com- gave me the divine gift to AND Sion had beaten a fancied Bal- 1st. Carl Landers. — (P.R.O.). pete in the F'eile at the end of School). Tel. 025/32302, any forgive and forget all evil still. lygunner earlier in the week in June. tiime. (t-c) against me and that in all in- You have never been for- the Eastern final so they enter- LISMORE A.C. FOR LOOSE COVERS for your stances of my life you are gotten, ed the final as favourites. GOLF CLUB NOTES sittingroom suite and chairs.— with me. I want in th-'s short And what's moTe you never ROUNDABOUT Mt Sion had the advantage Dungarvan Upholstery Centre, prayer to thank you for all will. of a strong breeze in the first The Bruen Shield was the youghal Road. Phone (058) iialf but Lismore played with things as you confirm once (Always remembered bv your C.B.S. PRIMARY PARENTS main item of golf interest over 41868 '54095. again that i never want to be sister Molly, brother Christy fierce determination and as a the weekend with the home ASSOCIATION DRAW result of their magnificent, ef- With entries for tlie competi- TO LET — 4-bedroomed bun- separated from You in eternal and sister-in-law Phyllis. Liam. Results. 20th May — £100, team- taking on Clo'iimel in tions exceeding last year's, it galow. fully furnished, centrally glory. Thank you for your BTeda and family.) fort they led by a single point Clonmel. In a tense and close Kathleen Deegan. 17 Byrneville at half time _ Lismore 1-2: Mt. seems that the Co. Board have heated; phone installed one mercy towards me and mine. (£10 promoter Kathleen Phe- encounter Clonmel scraped finally achieved their aim of mile from Dungarvan and com- The person must say this Sion 0-4. , „ through on a 3-2 scorekne. lan): £50, Ada Ryan, 8 Fitzger- It was now Lismore s turn to having all entries in two weeks plete privacy. Apply by letter prayer three consecutive days. ald Terrace (£5 promoter Cath. Congratulations to aid. members prior to Fleadh Cheoil. No doubt play with the wind but. as with of the Lismore team who put only to Box No. K516 "Leader" Aflter three days the request Fitzgerald i- £25, Brigid Hickey, Lismore in the first half Mt. the time wasted by competitors Office. (t-c) will be granted. This prayer ACKNOWLEDGMENTS c/o Hallalian's Chemist (£2 Sion started at a great pace up such a fine • performance and in previous years as they MAY THE SACRED HEART must be published after the promoter Austin Hallahan i; and had the teams on level were so unlucky to go down. queued to enber for theiir re- of Jesus be everywhere known, favour is granted. £25, Christina Mahoney, 36, terms at one stage. But it. was Team—R- Ormonde, J. Horni- spective competitions, will now CULLINAN — The wife, sons, Sllversprings (£2 promoter brook R. Murphy. K. Madden. loved and cherished throughout 0 HOLY SPIRIT — You solve daughters. sons-in-la,w. daugh- then that the Lismore lads be spent practicing. Patrons of the whole world, now and for- all problems, light all roads, Christine Mahoneyi. —(Advt.). On Sunday last, May 22. Lis- D. Murphy, P. Norris, S. Bee- ters-in-law, nephews, niece, showed their great fighting more A.C. travelled to Ferry- the Fleadh will enjoy more ever. Amen. Say six times a so that I can obtain my goal. CAR-BOOT SALE spirit with the result that Mt. cher, K. Ryan, F. Geary. A. street sessions — into which grandchildren and other rela- The Soroptimists will hold a bank to compete in the 3rd Corcoran. , , day for nine days, publication You gave me the divine gift to tives, of the late Patrick Cul- Sion could not get the goal they many a practice develops. promised. — P-F. (27-5) forgive and forget all evil Car-Boot Sale in the Quay Car desperately needed. Lismore round of the county champion- On the home front the 9 hole linan. Strands': de South, Abbey- Park on Sunday, June 19th at ships. A special feature of tills FOR SALE Murray's Gar- against me and that in, all in- fought, their way back Into the v par was won by T. O'SulIivan year's Fleadh will be the Dun- side, Dungarvan hold in grateful 3 p.m. Proceeds to aid charit- whose 5 up was very good scor- den Centre, Kilbree, Cappoquin stances of your life you are appreciation the kind expres- game and when Davy Nugent Results: Girls u-15 100m.—M. giarvan Pipe Band's display, have a wide range of bedding with me. I want in th's short able causes. —(Advt.). scored his second goal of the Beecher 2nd- Girls u-13 100m.— ing in the windy conditions. sions of sympathy extendM to FINNISK C.C.E. leading up to commencement of plants, shrubs, climbers, coni- prayer to thank you for all match the Feile na Gael title O. Broderick 3rd: Girls u-13 On Friday 25th the 3 ball competitions from 12 noon them in their recent sad The branch will travel to was Lismore's once again, the mixed scramble attracted a b:g fers and heiaJthers. Call or tele- things so that I never wian.t to bereavement; those who sent long jump—G. Barry 2nd- Boys approx. on Sunday. phone 058/54267. be separated from you even in Fawlty's, Cappoquin on Friday, final score being — Lismore 2-3; u/11 100m. — M. Molumphy 3rd: crowd with the final trio finish- Mass cards, letters and tele- May 27. A great session is as- Mt. Sion 0-5. Girls u-12 100m — A. Gilligan ing in the dark. Next Friday Th's year's Souvenir Fleadh FOR SALE — V, year old spite of material illusions. I grams of sympathy, floral tri- Programme contains an inter- wish to be with you in eitenal sured. so come along and get Great credit is due to the 2nd- Junior men 100m. — J. 27th there will be another Friesian heifeir. Telephone 058 butes and who attended the into the swing for the forth- esting piece on the musical past glory. Thank you for your team, the selectors, the trainers O'SulIivan 2nd; Boys u/11 800m. mixed scramble with the draw 46318. funeral Mass and burial. Special coming Fleadh Cheoil na of the Fnnisk area as well as FOR SALE — 4-berth touring mercy towards me and mine. and the supporters, of which —M. Molumphy 1st- Girls u-12 for partners posted on the thanks to Canon Michael Far- niDelse. there was many, on this fine 800m. — V. Barry 1st; Junior notice board. If you are unavail- photographs and a complete caravan. perfect condition. Amen. This prayer must be said rell. Sr. Bapitist. nurses and DEISE BRIDGE CLUB list of the Fleadh entries. for three days, and after three achievement. Lismore had to men 800m. — C. Landers 3rd: able on that nigtht please try Telephone 058/54550. staff of the District Hospital. End of Season. May 23 _ 1st, pull out all the stops to defeat Girls u-13 1,500m. — M Moore — PRO FOR SALE _ 18 ft. t'mber days the favour will be granted. amid organise a sub to take your Dungarvan who looked after Ina H. Considine and Ann Mc- a very good Mt. Sion team. So 2nd; Girls u-13 1,500 — G. Barry plaice well in advance. The boat. Also 15 ft. 'boat. Telephone The prayer must be publ'shed Paddy with such kindness dur- Nally- 2nd. Joan Mansfield and Lismore will bP Waterford's rep- 3rd: Girls u-17 1,500m. — E. monthly presentation of prizes 024 92661. immediately. ing his illness; to Dr. O'Connell Margaret O'Donnell: 3rd, Leo resentatives in the National Dahill 2nd; Junior men 5,000m. wi ll take place afterwards. Tlie FOR SALE—1985 GP100 motor MAY THE Sacred Heart of and Dr. Brady; to the visit',ng O'Donnell and Justin Spratt: Finals of Feile na Gael for the —C. Landers 2nd. bike, perfect mechanical order. •Jesus be praised, adored and draw for partners audi oppon- nurse and to the kind neigh- 4th. Anne Dalton and Charles second year ln succession ents for the club mixed four- Telephone 058 54790. glorified throughout the whole bours and friends who helped O'Doherty. The National Finals will be I would also like to congratu- FOR SALE — 22 acres for world, now and forever. Amen. late the senior mens relay team somes championships will also REVERIE in every way. As it would be held on the weekend 24th-26th take place. silage, in the Affane area. Tele- Say for 9 days and favour will impossible to thank each one of June and Lismore's host club who ran a great race but were phone 024'96263. be granted. individually, we hope that this will be Borris-in-Ossary. Co. unlucky and were beaten for 3rd Next weekend 28th a,n,d 29.h With future thoughts we acknowledgment will 'be accept- Laois (the finals are being place by just, a metre. the open 18 holes stab-eford strive t.o live ed by all as a personal message shared between Laois and Ot- Next Sunday is the last of the team event will take place. This And pray that God to us will faly). This venture will be a county championships and we has attracted quite a lot of at- give of appreciation. The holy sacri- 1 fice of the Mass will be offered DUNGARVAN MART very costly one indeed so finan- hope to do as good as we have tention but there are still a The strength to live our cial assistance will be needed done for the last three Sundays number of times available on destiny for the intentions of all. the time sheet for both days. It INCREASED NUMBERS MEET but more about that another —(K. Cunningham. PRO.). At, home, abroad or on the day For now congratulations is hoped that all members wili sea. HURLEY — The sons, sisters A STRONG DEMAND make a special effort to or- There was a very big entry of lads on bringing the Feile na BALLINVELLA NOTES JAMES KIELY & SONS and other relatives of the late Gael Trophy back to Lismore gan'se teams and take part in We seem to falter at nights (EST. 1919) Ann Hurley, London and 17, cattle on offer at Dungarvan again. , There will be a Kiddies Disco what should be one of the best approach Casieyville. Dungarvan. wish to Mart on Monday last. A very Finally belated congratula- ln the Community Centre on open weekends of the year. But. the expectant daybreak (Irish Association of Funeral Directors) tihank all those who sympa- strong trade for bullocks and Friday. 27th Mav from 8 p.m. tions to Lismore Camogie Club 1 The presentation of prizes cheers us much thised' with them in their recent heifers ensured that prices were on winning- the Co. Final of to 10.30 p.m. All children In the will take place on Sunday night Let us ponder well on God's sad bereavement; those who even hi'gher last Monday than area from 5 years are more Feile na Gael, It must certain- than welcome. 29lth at 10 p.m. A group has command FUNERAL HOME sent Mass cards, telegrams, they have been during previous ly be a very rare event for the been engaged to provide music And may our next thoughts letters of sympathy and floral weeks. same club to win both the be to our land. SYMPATHY and entertainment afterwards * Embalming and Cremations arranged. tributes and' those who attend- The suspension of the Brucel- camogie and hurling Feile na Kilkenny pro Ml. Kavanagh. ed the obsequies. A special word losis testing has meant that a Gael titles in the same year. An exile 'neath an alien sky * Wc attend to all details — church and cemetery. We offer our sincere sympa- will attend to give lessons on of thanks to Dr. O'Mahony, larger number of dry cows and Well done girls whatever the thy to Mr. Jim Russell. Deer- Tuesday 3'lst. Time sheet in Will lift his head heaven- * Floral and Artificial Wreaths supplied. Rev. J Griffin, C.C'., the kind heifers are now being sold. boys can do you can do also.— park, Lismore on the death of clubhouse. , „ . , wards and sigh, * Obituary Notices. neighbours and friends, in Lon- Calf prices are improving al' (PRO Lismore GAA Club: Juv- his brother Michael in London Results — Friday 20th. 9 bole O. God deign that. 1 again don and in, Dungarvan. and to the time and the average price enile Section. recently. mixed scramble — 1. J O'Gor- may see SHANDON STREET AND MARY STREET all those who helped ln any for the 250 calves sold on Mon- Feile na Gael panel — Bren- man, T Kenny. D. Cahill 25 My mother's face so dear to DUNGARVAN way. As a token of appreciation day last was £234. dan Ormonde, Seamus Clancy. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS 7/'li2ths; 2, D. Barry. B. O'Gor- me. the holy sacrifice of the Mass The bigger number of lambs Philip Hickey. Ml. Veale. James man. A. McCarthy 26 l/12th. 3. has been offered for the on offer met a good steady trade O'Connor. Paddy O'Donnell Ai a meeting of the PD's on —(Contributed by Johnnie TELEPHONE: Shandon Slreel 058/42116 Mav 2nd the following officers A. Bardien, J. Walsh, E. Tnmelly After Hours (Mary Street) 058/41876 intentions of all.

CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES Behind the SPOTLIGHT CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS AND On Thursday night, Team E Boys u-16 400m. — Nickie Ahern way and Limerickj they finished SNOOKER CLUB began 6 points in front, of Team second to a very strong Galway 3rd- Girls u-17 400m. — Susan (Continued from Page 1) Team Snooker League: "Team A with both teams in action on McCarthy 2nd; Boys u-12 800m. four. E Are League Champions!" — the final night. Team E met —Kevin Walsh 1st: Junior Bord Solathair an Leictreachais Our team league concluded last Team C and in the first pairing ladles 800m. — Ann Brown 2nd; In the Elite Sculls Cappoquin monthly meeting last Monday ed during the eventing until C. Uniacke and P. Kiely drew Boys u-16 discus — Shane Scan- were drawn against Skibbereen towards midnight it blew a week and on Thursday night and Garda. Skibbereen won the night that it was "value for last, Team E, consisting of 1-1. While this was happening lon 2nd: Boys u-17 discus — money" when informed tihat th hurricane. The "Moresby" Conor O'Leary (capt.), con Uni- on Table 1, R. Walsh, captain Michael Ahern 1st: Boys u-13 heat from Cappoquin with the € Garda sculler third. Council had purchased .904 lighted a flare-up on deck — a NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS acke and Bernie O'Shea became of Team A was beaten 2-0 by 800m. — Daniel O'Donnell 3rd; deserving champions. Congratu- J. Morrissey of Team d and Boys u-12 shot — Aldan- Ahern acres of land at Strandisiide signal for assistance. She was this mathematically gave Team 1st; Girls u-15 1.500m. — Niamh CREDIT UNION NEWS drawing her anchors. All night in order to carry out essential improvements lations to the three lads on a North, Abbeyside, from Mr. great win. E the league title. C. O'Leary Scanlon 2nd: Girls u-17 1,500m. Following their monthly the crew remained on the vessel, and alterations to our networks, we regret beat J. Sheehan by two frames John Queally, Coolagh Road, There were four matches to —Ann Brown 1st; Boys u-17 meeting the previous week, and at daybreak the sight from that it will be necessary to interrupt the be played last week and the one to nil and B. O'Shea and T. Mc- triple jump — Michael Ahern for £11,000. The Town Clerk, Credit Union Board and Com- the shore was a pitiful one. A electricity supply as follows: sad point was the fact that Namara shared the points to 2nd. mittee members were back at who was replying to a question give the E Team a 5-2 victory. volunteer crew from Dungarvan some players failed to turn up. Senior ladies relay 4 x 400m. the Lismore Office last Wednes- by Cllr. Billy Kyne, said that I hope these people will realise There were no more games on day night when the Liaison made wiith ail hiaste to Ballina- Table 2, as F. McCarthy and T. 2nd — S. McCarthy, A. Brown, the land was required to pro- KILROSSANTY R/A the effort that goes into the or- Committee of Chapter 10 rep- courty. They took possession of ganising and running of these Power again failed toturn up F. Lynch. S. Murphy. vide a site for a house wnich Junior men 4 x 400m. relav resented by Kathleen Halpln the lifeboat despite the protests Monday, 30th May, '88 — 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — Bally- leagues. and this gave the A Team a 6-3 and Tom Walsh of Clonmel and they "owed" to Dungarvan victory overall. 3rd — S. McCarthy, F. Maher. of the Coxswain, Cummins keroge, Castlequarter, Englishtown, Ballykerogue, Bally- On Monday night Team A N. Ahern, J. Connors. Joe Devoy of Dungarvan, paid Crystal as a result of a pre- nolVoga, Gortavickry. Carrigirtarn'a, Carrigreenageragh. met Team o and here, there CAPPOQUIN Membership fee is now due their annual visit. vious transaction, and with Capt. Veale at their were only two matches olayed. BALLINAMEELA A.C. head they made for the ship. R. Walsh and P. Klely drew 1-1 On Sunday last the 3rd leg of and any members who have not Board Chairman, Paddy Law- (SHANDON R/A and M. Casey beat J. Sheehan the County Championships took paid please do so as soon as ton took the chair. There was THE MORESBY AND THE By this time many of the crew Dossible. — (P.R.O.). a lengthy agenda, including Monday, 30th May, '88 — 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. — Bally- 2-0. T. McNamara from Team place In Ferrybank. All our ath- W1GHAM BUOY had jumped off the ship .in C failed to show and this gave letes performed well. Results in items on- Insurance. Credit *nd hopes of being able to swim to gagin, MapsOown, Broderick. CAPPOQUIN ROWING CLUB Loan Control, and the very im- Team A another three points detail:— We are indebted to Mr. John land. But not one of them and a 7-1 victory on the night. Boys u-13 long jump — Laur- The club competed at Trinity portant. issues of Supervision, Sheehan, Coolnagour. Dungar- MELLERAY R/A Worse followed on Wednesday ence Maher 2nd; Boys u-13 and Limerick Regattas recently. Management, Communication succeeded. The lifeboat saved The Senior A Four rowed at the and cooperation and Youth In- van, for allowing us the seven men out of the twenty- Friday, 3rd June, '88 — 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. — Levanta, night, when just three players 100m. — Daniel O'Donnell 3rd: turned up. Team B and Team D Girls u-15 100m. — Niamh Scan- Dublin venue. In their semi- volvement. Discussions were opportunity of looking over a five on board. Two of these Carrigeein. fMount Rivers, Affane Murphy. were in opposition and J. Mor- lon 3rd- Girls u-15 long jump — final they were drawn against varied and wide ranging and copy of the "Illustrated History while- there were healthy dif- succumbed after being brought rissey beat B'. Ormonde 2-0 in Niamh Scanlon 1st: B'oys u-17 top Dublin club Neptune. The of Dungarvan" by Edhiond shot — Michael Ahern 1st: Girls crew had a good row but Nep- ferences of opinion on points of ashore. The captain jumped off FOR SAFETY SAKE— the only match played to give Keohan and published in 1924 Team D 3 points. J. Noonan. the u-16 100m. — Fiona Lynch 3rd: tune proved stronger at the discussion, the overall results with, his child of four years and 1—Please treat all services and installations as B team captain had no oppon- Girls u-17 100m. — Susan Mc- finish to win by one length. were most, useful and Informa- which has come into bis hands. both were lost. The mate, a fine live during this period as supply may be ent, so he received three points. Carthy 3rd; Boys u-17 100m. — The Senior C crew rowed at tive. Proceedings went on to a It is not our first time seeing Michae". Ahern 2nd- Senior late hour and concluded, as al- strong swimmer, jumped off, resumed at any time for brief periods. Those who failed to show were Limerick and in their semi-final a copy of this rather fascinating M. Reddy from Team B and F. ladies-100m. — Susan McCar- they were drawn against Work- ways. with a delicious tea. at holding on to the captain's wife, 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating McCarthy and T. Power from thy 2nd- Girls u-16 discus — mans and St Michael's They which the lady members did history of Dungarvan with its but they, too, were lost. All the honours. Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. Team D The final result, was Fiona Lynch 1st: Girls u-14 won this heat comfortably en- very interesting collection of their bodies were picked up 4-4. 100m. — Corinna Walsh 3rd: ough. In the final against Gal- photographs but it is a volume Office immediately. WHY TENNIS? soon after. AH were buried in to which you can return time the Protestant Churchyard . . . Last v/eek's clarification of and again, always wiith the the situation surrounding the same interest. "The wrecked ship lay in Ihe recent announcement of grants harbour on the Whitehouse of £10,000 for the development On a first glance through the SUNSHINE FAVOURS of tennis courts in Lismore and book we came across the bank, her broadside faced to Cappoquin is to be welcomed. following account of the wreck the current of the tides, and in It has now been confirmed that of the "Moresby," a topic this position she was a great these are amenity grants which menace to shipping. To relieve LAUNCH OF SPORTS have been sought and will be which has been in the news administered by Waterford Co. quite a bit over the ,pa&t year the danger, the Wigha-m buoy Council with the object of es- due to the interest taken .in it was purchased at a cost of INCREASED tablishing and developing re- by the Abbeyside Pattern Com- £200. This was moored close to FOR ALL WEEK creational facilities. Certainly the wreck. It was lighting all none will cavil at this laudable mittee. through the night, and helped objective but the specific pur- This is what the historian The "B'e Active Be Alive mariners considerably until the pose must be questioned. Tennis Edmond Keohan wrote about it Week'' was launched by Mr. of itself is an excellent sport wreck was totally removed. Tom Healy, Tramore. Cospoir in 1924: "I the year 1895 the INCOME 3Ut one which has been a "non- n The Urban Council entered Council Member at, the Cause- •vent" in both towns for more wreck of the "Moresby" took way Tennis Club. Dungarvan into a contract with a firm from years than anyone can remem- place. She was an iron-built on Sunday last In the presence Cork to clear away the ber. Was local sporting opinion vessel of 1,750 tons, and sailed of a representative gathering of canvassed and. if and when obstruction. They blew the Sports. Youth and Public Repre- from Cardiff for South America courts are laid, can clubs be vessel up with dynamite, sentatives. The bright sun- formed and survive. Offhand it with coal. The day before LIMIT shine and the excellence of the cleared away all the iron and is possible to name several out- Christmas Eve she appeared off premises contribueed to the doc sporting bodies in both had it landed at the quay, from success Of the afternoon. Ballinacourty Head, her sails areas who are active and very where it was taken and sold as Mr. D. Kelleher. C.E.O. Co. all tattered. She was evidently much alive and could use such 'scrap . . ." Waterford Vocational Education monies to much better advan- in distress. A four-oared boat Committee Introduced the vari- tage. FOR ous speakers, who included Cllr. set out from the "Look-Out" to And that's how historian P. Kenneally. Chairman. Water- render assistance. It was blow- Edmond Keohan wrote aboul Mr. Tom Healy, representing Minister for Sport, actively AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB ford Co. Council. Cllr. R. Walsh. ing a pretty stiff breeze S.E. a> the "Moresby," less than thirty Chairman. Dungarvan U.D.C., opening Sports For All Day at Causeway Tennis Club, Dun- the time. The lifeboat from Ms. Maureen Carroll. Chairper- May 16 — 1st, M. Walsh and years after the tragedy occurred. garvan. Looking on are Mr. Donal Kelleher, CEO, Mr. Michael B. Bergir, 2nd, Fr. Barron and Ballinacourty had gone to her son. Tramore Town Commis- T. Doody; 3rd. C. Meaney and Incidentally Paddy Hurley who HOSPITAL sioners, Mr. Tom Healy, Cospoir O'Riordan, MCC, Miss Maureen Carroll, Chairman Tramore assistance before that, but must be the one living person A. McGrath. and Mrs. R. Dalton, President, Town Commissioners, Mr. Richie Walsh, Chairman Dungarvan owing to the haze, could not in Dungarvan who now knows Causeway Club who welcomed UDC and members of Causeway TC. (Photo: David Stearn) be seen from the Look-Out. all. most about the past maritime When the lifeboat approached history of the town has told us the vessel the captain refused to that the Wigham Buoy was CONSULTANT abandon the ship. The lifeboat purchased in and brought from MODELIGO came buck to land. So also did Cork. We understand that it WESTERN BORD NA nOC NOTES the four-oared boat that went has now been rechnistened the LISMORE WIN FEILE TITLE time. -The West led at half-time FIXTURES: Yoplait u-14 H.C.— from Dungarvan. Lismore retained the County by 2-0 to 1-1, the goals coming Tonight (Wednesday)— Moresby Buoy by the Abbey- SERVICES Feile na nGael u-14 hurling title from Brendan Fitzgerald and At Cappoquin: 6.30 p.m. (A) NOTES "The ship was at anchor side Pattern Committee but we at Walsh Park on Saturday last Christopher Gough. Lismore v. Abbeyside (J. Shee- half a mile to the west of think that it would have been when they defeated Mt. Sion by han)- 7.30 p.m. (B> Cappoquin Ballinacourty. The gale increas- better, in the interest of true 2-3 to 0-5 in an exciting game. The East dominated the sec- v. St. Patricks (P. Moore). The Minister for Health has increased the MCDELIGO COMMUNITY historical faot to have left the The winners led at half-time ond half but a point from Brian At. Lismore : 7.30 p.m. (Bi SPORTS FIELD NOTES income limit for free hospital consultant by 1-2 to 0-4. the goal coming Beatty put the game into extra Shamrocks v. Naomh Brid (E. name of the Wigham buoy as time with the East snatching Cards — The results of the services with effect from 1st June, 1988 from full forward Davy Nugent. Cunningham). progressive 45 drive which was it was. Mount. Sion drew level nine two points for a narrow victory. Friday, May 27th— West team — A. Landers. T. held in Deckles Lounge on Incidentally we spent some minutes into the second half At Tallow: 7.30 p.m. IAI Tal- Saturday night last are as before a point, from a Paddy Morrissey. P. Foley. K. Loner- low v. Dungarvan Ard- John Bennett and Padraig and which was placed there £ 15,000 Team was — B. Ormonde- S. Co, Feile Final— more v. St. Patricks (T. Whe- The jackpot will be £160 on Walsh received their first Holy last year by the Abbeyside Lismore 2-3; Mt. Sion 0-5 12 games and the snowball will Clancy. P. Hickey. J. O'Connor; lan). COmmunlon from Fr. O'Gorman Pattern Committee, marks the R. O'Sullivan. P O'Donnell. A. be £50 on last 5 games on in a very lovely- ceremony in U-14 Football- At. Colligan: 7.30 p.m. (C> spot. The plot is located at the Ormonde: M. Clancy, M Veale: East 1-7 West 2-2 Melleray v. Kilrossanty (R. Saturday night next. which all the families were E. Quann, B. Quinn, O. Dowd: Casey). involved. Boreenatra end of the Old D. Bennett D. Nugent. M. Daly. CARD RESULTS Churchyard. Ref — Liam Power (Killure). 1st. Marie Cahill < Jim Kear- to After the game, team captain ney: 2nd/3rd. John Lane / Mick THE HUMOUR IS ON Paddy O'Donnell received the Tobin. Esther Walsh / Kathleen ME NOW Feile trophy from Co. B'ord AWARDS FOR TOP DAIRY FARMERS Coleman; Last 5. Kathleen runai. John Jackson. It still being the month of competition which was so far O'Gorman'Pat Roche: Lucky The importance which Waiter- •their 62 cow herd of 1,264 gal- Tables. Paddy and Mary Power. May. our choice for the ballad EAST WIN JOHN O'REGAN ford Co-op Society attaches to lons last year. quite intense and he wished corner this week is one most £15,500 TROPHY each of the award winners well Bertie Neville, Paddy Moore. high quality standards and Batt Maye, who farms in Raffle: Jos'.e Mangan. Marie suitable for this time of the The East won the John cleanliness in milk production in the next stage of their year. "The Humour Is On Me O'Regan Trophy in the annual Rathcormiac, Co. Cork has been competitions, Cahill, Pat Roche. Kathleen wias stressed by the attendance selected b Waterford Co-op to O'Gorman. Now." inter-divisional u-14 football of the Chairman 'and Chief v 'Mr. Jiohn Barry, Chairman, game at Walsh Park on Satur- represent the Society in -the G.A.A. NOTES Executive of -the Co-op at the Wiaterford Co-op joined Hn con- As I went out, one morning, it day last by 1-7 to 2-2 after extra Upjohn National Quality Miilk gratulating John, Colbert and J.H. Ballysaggart v. Ardmore presenilation of awards to two of Award Competition. He has a —On Sunday evening ln Cap- being the month of May the Society's top suppliers at a Batt Maye and said that the A farmer and his daughter I dairy herd of 70 cows with an standards of quality and clean- poquin a.t 7.15. Ballysaggart very pleasant function during a average yield of 1,100 gallons junior hurlers take on Ardmore spied upon my way. reception to -mark tihe occasion liness were as important as And the girl sat, down quite per cow. His outstanding qual- anything else where mjil'k pro- in the ffrst game of this year's at A'herne's Seafood Restaurant championship. We met twice calmly to the milking of her ity standards have qualified duction was concerned. He in- cow in Youghal last Friday night. him to represemt Waterford Co- last year with one win each and This limit will be based on income in the GLEN ROVERS/ John Colbert from Crossford, cluded the wives in his congra- Saying, "I will and I must get op in the competition. tulatory remarks pointing out Suniday evening's encounter year to 5th of April, 1988. Ardmore was selected to repre- should be very close. married for the humour is sent the Co-op iait National level that at all t'mes wives play a on me now." INTENSE COMPETITION leading role in the business of We hear that Ardmore are MELLERAY G.A.A. in the "Creamery Milk Supplier "having a real go" at the hurl- If your income was under this limit, you of the Year" competitioni, the The presentations, two mag- the Co-op. Ah, be quiet you foolish Mr. Gerry Kingston. CAO ing thi's year and have engaged daughter and hold your can get Hospital Consultant Services second occasion he has rep-re- nificent Waterford Crystal exipert advice to help them ln NOTES sented Wiaterford Co-op in this Ships Decanters, were made by added his congratulations to simple tongue. FREE as a public patient. the award winners stating that their efforts. You're better free and single event, having won second prize Mr Stephen O'Connor, Chief Injuries look like robbing us SOCIAL EMPLOYMENT nationally two years ago. John Executive, Waterford Co-op, He it was a great achievement for and happy while you're SCHEME them and for the ACOT Ad- of one or two for Sunday's en- young, If your income was £15,500 or more, you Work under the above scheme and his wife Mary achieved an congratulated both on their counter and we look to the rest outstanding average yield for marvellous performances in a visers concerned. But the daughter shook her are liable for Consultants' Fees. has started and it Is hoped that of the panel to get us off to a shoulders and milked her much needed improvements will w-in,tiling start. patient, cow. be carried out on the playing Feile Win — Congratulations Saying. "I will and i must get Any person who may need hospital field, it, badly needs a face-lift to Lismore Ballysaggart under- married for the humour ls services, either in-patient or out-patient, at present. We would ask for 14 hurlers who defeated Mount on me now." the co-operation of all concern- during the coming year, and who wishes Sion by four points on Saturday ed in helping to make this even.ng last and so qualified scheme a success. And. sure who are you to turn to avail of free consultant services should for the National Feile Finals in to me. that, married young THE GALLOWGLASS Offaly at the end of June. yourself. have his or her eligibility for such services Happy memories from tlie 50's established NOW. came flooding back to the Piltown Co-op Draw _ The And took my darling mother "Cats'" when the Gallowglass first draw in the Piltown Co-op off the single shelf. Ceili Band provided the music Draw is n,ow less than a month Ah. sure daughter dear go This can be done by getting an for the club. It's over thirty away and has £250.000 in prizes aisy and milk your patient application form for a hospital services years now since this talented including numerous houses, cow. group of musicians became a cars, hoi'days. Waterford Glass, For a man may have his card and sending it to your Health Board, household name and it was a mink coat and thousands of humour but thP humour is together with the required evidence of treat to listen to their inimit- pounds in cash. off me now. able style once again. A full Tickets and further informa- income. house gave Pat, McGarr and his tion can be had at the usual Well indeed. I'll tell my aroup a rousing reception. local outlets or from club offi- mother the awful things you say. Full information on eligibility for hospital HURLING cers. At just £10 per month for We played ouir first round 6 months or a once-off payment Indeed I'll tell my mother this services can be obtained from your game against Kil'mssanty on of £50. you won't get better very blessed day- Health Board. Saturday night last and the value especially when, one notes Och. now. daughter have a result was a draw. It was a the number of major prizes heart, dear, you'll start a poor scrappy match and a lot won by Ballysaggart Club last fearful row, of scoring chances were wasted. year. So i will unless I marry for We should have made better Juvenile Training Training the humour is on me now use of wind advantage In the and coaching for juveniles second half, but as on the pre- commences in the GAA field on So. at last the daughter mar- vious Sunday our lack of fitness ried and married well-to-do Sunday mooning next at 11 a.m And loved her darling hus- seemed to tell against a very fit Ali juveniles in the area are and eager Kilrossanty side. The band for a month, a year Pictured at the Walerford Co-op presentation to the regional winners in the Bord Bainne/ welcome. or two: final score was: Glen Rovers Noil Stop Draw — The May 3-7. KMrossanty 4-4. Farmers' Journal Creamery Milk Supplier of the Year Competition and The Upjohn Quality But John was all a tyrant and Milk Award, in Ahearne's, Youghal (from left) are: John Barry, Chairman Waterford Co-op. Draw in the club's non-stop || Department of Health We play Geraldines next and draw takes place after training she quickly rued her vow we must show an improvement John Colbert, Creamery Milk Supplier of the Year, Stephen O'Connor, Chief Executive, on Tuesday night next. Promo- Saying, "I'm sorry that. I mar- Waterford Co-op, Mary Colbert and Jerry Kingston, CAO. (Photo: Roiry Wyley) ried for the humour ls off to have any hope oi success. ters please note. me now "