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F.F. CONVENTION Fahey Almost Fails jfttjseralb^ MAN'S GENERAL ELECTION on Sunday night. Well we were wr* - right and they were wrong and The tottering Fine Gael- To Win Nomination SHOP apparently the letter was Labour Coalition finally col- scrapped. lapsed on Tuesday; the 24th Following an at times rather At each of the counts at the proposal was supported by a the first to be selected was Dr. Dail was dissolved to-day stormy Convention Involving a very strong lobby of city cum- Ormonde who went In on the convention Deputy Fahey found number of verbal exchanges ann and was finally accepted third count. Cllr. Swift followed FOR ALL YOUR (Wednesday, January 21) and during which personalities were polling day to elect the new himself one of the backmarkers but had this not been so, then when he polled 140 votes on the and as he and his followers not spared, the Fianna Fail the end result would have fifth count leaving a rather government has been fixed for Party finally named their three created a major bombshell In downcast Deputy Fahey to saw, first Deputy Donie Or- through by 178 votes -to 90 in DRESS HIRE Tuesday, February 17. The new candidates for the Waterford political circles as Deputy Fahey tussle with Cllr. Kenneally for the sixth and final count. monde going in and then Mayor Constituency in the forthcom- would have found himself out the last nomination which, as The Convention terminated Daii will assemble on March 10. ing general election at the 'Brian Swift being selected, they ln the cold with his political it turned out, saw Mr. Fahey go at about 12 (midnight'). The dramatic demise of the Courthouse, Dungarvan last career in tatters. REQUIREMENTS Coalition started on Tuesday were shocked and absolutely Sunday night. Highlight of the morning when the Labour crest-fallen. It was in the sixth proceedings was the near fail- MARATHON COUNTS CALL TO: props were withdrawn and the and final count that Mr. Fahey ure of one of the two outgoing The voting session then took Deputies, Jackie Fahey, to win place and after a series of Taoiseach, Dr. Garret Fitz- eventually made the grade when a nomination, succeeding only Fitzgerald's he ousted Cllr. Patsy Kenneally marathon counts the final selec- Gerakl and his Fine Gael cot by the skin of his teeth in the tion was announced. Seeking CHIEF SUPT. SAYS leagues were left in isolation. in a straight fight. end. the nomination, in addition to Man's Shop However, willy nilly, he still In fact had the Convention Deputy Fahey, were the other DUNGARVAN Deputy Fahey's poor showing outgoing deputy, Dr. Donie Or- DUNGARVAN TRAFFIC refused to give in, re-diistributed was not too surprising as he accepted the directive of the Telephone: 058/41970 Party's National Executive that monde, Mr. Patsy Kenneally, the Ministries vacated by the and his supporters have been M.C.C., Curradarra, Aglish and Labour members and then pro- only two candidates be nomln-, involved in most of the stormy ated. then Deputy Fahey would CUr. Brian Swift, M.C.C., Mayor CONTROLS ARE BEST We aire the Dress Hire of Waterford. ceeded to introduce a draft interludes which have racked surely have lost out. Speoial'ists with all the | budget and allowed tihe still Chief Supt. T. A. S'loyan, vey we are convinced that the the Fianna Fail organisation in It was this Issue which occu- At the first count, the Fahey Waterford, in the course of a arrangements arrived ait and accessories to match. Minister for Finance to impose pied the opening session of the the constituency in recent camp was rocked to its founda- letter to thei Town Clerk. Dun- embodied in' schedules sent you a series of fresh taxes enforce- Convention which was presided tion when it found that their garvan Unban Council on the years. At the same time had he OIL November 13 are in the best able from midnight on Tuesday. over by Cork MEP Mr. Gene man was only third in line after Council's recommendations for interest of traffic control in failed to secure a nomination Fitzgerald and for most of an Dr. Ormonde who topped the a revision of certain of tihe Dungarvan. He then announced that he hour the arguments were hot poll with 105 votes, followed by 1 it would have been a major town's traffic schedules stated "At the same time it is de- would ask the President to and heavy as to whether two Cilr. Swift on 33. Deputy Fahey that he was convinced that the political bombshell and it would candidates as directed by the received 60 votes and Cllr. Ken- sired to point out that these dissolve the Dail to-day (Wed- existing schedules were in the controls are' subject to review have been a poor present for National Executive or three neally 24 best 'interest of traffic control nesday) and that the date for should be selected. The latter and if at any time any aspects •the election would be February his 59th birthday which he The quota was set at 137 and in the town. of them are found to be unsatis- celebrates on this Friday and 17. Lt was a crazy ending to a The Chief Supt. was replying factory the necessary changes disastrous regime. a most inauspicious ending to to recommendations made by can be effected." his career of 21 years standing the Council at their November Alt their January monthly meeting last week the Council Without doubt, the country is as a T.D. monthly meeting requesting CLAIMS THAT that a number of alterations be passed a motion proposed by in a desperate economic mess So it would seem that the made to the draft schedules Cllr. R. A. Walsh seconded by after four years in power by the submitted. Cllr. A. Hallahan protesting at scene is now set in the con- the widespread painting of Fi .ne Gael-Labour Coalition. It stituency for the election with 10 WATER CHARGES The letter stated: "having yellow lines and parking can hardly ever have been in a candidates seeking the 4 seats: carried out an exhaustive sur- notices all over the urban area. BALLYDUFF UPPER. Tel. 058/60235. worse state. The unfortunate 3 Fianna Fail, 2 Fine Gael, 1 thing is, can an alternative WERE ILLEGAL Labour, 2 Workers Party, 1 S.F., NEW LOUNGE BAR OPENING FRIDAY government offer us anything Cllr. T. Wright attacked the the amounts collected in those EVENINf 1 Progressive Democrat. Inci- JANUARY 30. else but more of the same in a dentally it is of interest to note recent decision of the Minister years should be refunded. "An single party system. Single Party for the Environment. Mr. John average of £88 is due to each With Housewarming Music Session ,-P that only two of the candidates, Boland, to hand over the con- of these people in refunds," he CANNOT RECOMMEND APPOINTMENT Appearances — Musicians and Singes^J Government has been the catch- outgoing Minister for Agricul- trol of rents of Council houses said. cry of Fianna Fail lately but to local authorities at the ture, Austin Deasy and Deputy Mr. Daii- Hurley. Cq. Manasef A LA CARTE RESTAURANT OPENS monthly meeting of Dungarvan said that the supreme court de- OF SCHOOL WARDEN without any commitments. How Fahey are domiciled in the SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 can anyone expect to issue a Urban Council. As a result of cision was concerned' only with Following a request from Cllr. be recommended at this time. west of the county, both being this decision he said that the procedural irreguIarJtleS 86
SPRATT London Stab Victim's CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES MR CURATES HOUSE, BALLYMACARBRY MR. PATRICK MCCARTHY I - MICHAEL PURCELL, (Funeral arrangements were This demonstration will be 1 Family Live In Dungarvan CHURCHQUARTER, CAPPAGH VILLIERSTOWN by C. Murray & Sons-, Under- given by Mary O'Sulllvan. (On tihe instructions of Rev. Fr. Michael F. Walsh takers, Cappoquin). (—). New members are always wel- having sold the property) Police In London commenced fled and his friend made des- The news was learned with We record, with regret, the a murder Investigation last perate efforts to get medical aid regret throughout the mld- death of Mr. Michael (Mick) come to the club which meets IMPORTANT AUCTION OF THE VALUABLE week-end following the stabbing and accompanied him in an Waterford rural community of Purcell, Villlerstown and late' of LATE EDMUND (NED) once a month to enjoy the gifts ANTIQUE AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of a young man in the early ambulance to King's College Mr. Patrick McCarthy, Church- Affane and Mt. Melleray, which O'CONNOR of nature and to learn to ex- press oneself through the SILVER, CLOCKS AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS hours of Saturday morning. Hospital where, unfortunately, quarter, Cappagh and late of has occurred at St. Joseph's The dead man was Anthony he was pronounced dead on Nlre Valley. He was a promin- Hospital, Dungarvan. The sad news of the death of medium of floral arrangement THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 29th Fowler (25), whose parents, Mr. admission. ent and most respected member Large corteges attended the Edmund (Ned) O'Connor was and gardening. at 12 noon sharp and Mrs. Ken Fowler, noiw live of the farming community. He removal of remains to Agllsh learned with great regret, local- VICIOUS AND UNNECESSARY ly. The deceased gentle-man was AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB To include: 19th Cenitury Gait and Hand-painted at ByrneviHe, Dungarvan. The was brother of Very Re,v. Nicho- Church and the interment in Fowler family lived in England Police at Braokley Station las McCarthy, From-e, Somerset the adjoining cemetery where a retired Garda Sergeant In Cabinet, Regency Sofa Table, Nelson Sideboard, Victorian for a number of years but said they were following "cer- the officiating clergy were Very Roscrea where he lived for Results — 1st, Monica O'Sul- There were large corteges at years. He was predeceased very llvan and -Helen Buckley; 2nd, Ladies Writing Table, Regency Mahogany Table, Pr., moved back to Dungarvan tain lines of inquiry" and de- the removal of remains from Rev. W. Callahan, P.P., Rev. P. about 12 years ago. Mrs. Fowler scribed the murder as particu- Fitzgerald, C.C. and Rev. Fr. recently by his sister, Mrs. Addle Buckley and Lil Costin: Continental Brass Standard Candleabra Floor Lamps, Ardkeen Hospital to Touran- Nancy Quann. 3rd Chris Roche and Betty Diningroom Table, Various other Mahogany Tables, in- (nee Cowman) is a native of larly vicious. "So far," Sergeant eena Church on Saturday the Francis, O.C.S.O. Dungarvan. Davidson who is leading the In- He is survived by his wife He Is survived by his wife, Kelleher. 17th where they were received Mary; sons Kieran, Eamonn, cluding Marketry Tripod' Table, Nest of Tables, Matching vestigation said on Monday, by Very Rev. J. Keating, P.P., Margaret, Jim and Paddy Results for January 12 — 1st, Anthony Fowler was home Declan, Brendan and Sean; Claire Meaney and Jean Deevy: Wine and) Coffee Tables, Maid Victorian Music Cabinet, with his parents In Dungarvan "we have not established any and on Sunday, when following (sons); Mrs. Maura Ronayne, motive but it appears to have Mrs. Margaret McGrath (daugh- daughters Geraldlne and Mary; 2nd, Nora iWilloughby and French Mantel Clock with Ormolu Mounts, Regency for Christmas holidays and re- con-celebrated Requiem Mass, Patie and Rory (brothers); been a totally unnecessary kill- the Interment took place in the ters!) ; Michael Ronayne and Kathleen Barry: 3rd, Kathleen Armchair, Wing back, Tub and various other chairs, turned to London on January Bridget (sister); daughters-in- O'Mahoney and Andrew Mc- 6. On Saturday night last as he ing and we are confident ol adjoining cemetery. Principal John McGrath (sons-in-law): Mantel and Wall Clocks, Various Brass and Onyx Table finding who was responsible." brothers, sister, relatives and law, brother-in-law, sisters-in- Grath. and another Irishman friend celebrant was Very Rev. Fr. Mc- law, nephews, nieces, relatives Carthy and concelebrating were friends. Lamps, Old Oil Lamps, Oil Painitiings and! Water Colours, were walking home to their flat The incident happened within and friends. P.T.A.A. Various Pictures and old frames, Selection of Silver Plate at Besson Street in Newcross a short distance of Mr. Fowler's Rev. E. Crowley, Rev. W. Ryan (Funeral arrangements were South, London, shortly after 2 flat after ho and his friend left and Rev. C. O'Ryan (cousin). by M. J. Noonan & -Son, Funeral including Old Rings Patterned Cutlery, Brass Regency a.m., they were set upon by the Amersham Arms which has Directors. Cappoquin. Tel. 058/ CAPPOQUIN FLOWER AND 1987 has hit us and it's time Log Box, Sets of Fire Irons, Fendor, Lamps and Minrored three men, also stated to be a 2 a.m. licence. He Is also survived by his 54317 and 05-8/54044). (—). GARDEN CLUB to start making plans for the year ahead. Our first function Wall Plaque, China, Glass including Waterford Crystal, Irish. Scuffles broke out -when Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fowler also wife, Margaret, Roger, John, Nicholas and Patrick (sons); LATE MR. WILLIAM SIGLEY The December meeting of the of the year will be our AGM Office Desk and Chairs, Continental Sideboard, Inlaid an argument developed between have two daughters Lorraine Mr. Fowler and one of the at- Anne, Mary Theresa, Carm-el, We regret to record the death club ended the old year on a which will be held in the Paro- and Theresa, and the heartfelt chial Hall on February 7 at 8.15 half-moon Hall Table, Mirrored Mahogany Hall Stand, tackers and he was stabbed sympathy of their many friends Eileen and Catherine (daugh- of Mr. William (Bill) Sigley, very good note. A large attend- Vienna Wall Clock having twin brass weights, Piano through the heart while the two ters) : Mrs. Mary Kiely, Mrs. Barrack St., Cappoquin, which ance enjoyed an excellent de- p.m. after evening Mass. We in Dungarvan and district is would hope for a good attend- others held down his friend. now extended to them on their Margaret Cashin, Mrs. Statla has occurred at his residence. A monstration on Christmas floral Stool, Wall Plaques and China Ornaments, Fine Chester- Kirwan (sisters): sons-in-law, decorations by Mary Ryan of ance of all our members and Mr. Fowler was left lying In a dreadful, terribly tragic be- native of Manchester, he had field Suite. daughters-in-law, grandchildren, holidayed each year In- Ireland Clonmel. friends are welcome too. We pool of blood as the attackers reavement. would hope to Plan our func- Bedroom Furniture to include: Mahogany and other brothers-in-law, nieces, nep- before making it his retirement Looking forward to the Jan- hews, relatives and friends. home. He will be greatly missed. uary meeting on Tuesday, 27th tions for the year for our adult Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables, Bedside Lockers, etc., members and juniors too and (Funeral arrangements were The removal of remains and at 8.15 p.m., we will have a dem- etc. Kitchen Fridge, Deep Freeze Cabinet, Refectory by Aidan Walsh & Sons, Under- onstration on the art of grow- update our register of silver Interment In St. Declan's Ceme- jubilarians in 1987 also. We Table and Matching Chairs, Radiogram, Stereo Player, West Waterford Notes takers, Cappoquin). (—). tery were largely attended. ing, preserving and arranging of dried flowers, a very relevant will keep you informed in this SEVERE WEATHER A member of the farming com- He is survived by his wife and various kitchen effects. SOCCER RESUMES? subject at the moment as the column over the next few During the weekend the final munity, Dan will be greatly Maureen, sisters Lil and Dottle, weeks of further progress. A Outside Lots include: Unidare Wilson Wall Flame Cen- Jim and Sean Wall (brothers- arctic weather has left us w-lth costs were being estimated on missed by his sons John, Pat little to enjoy in the garden. happy and prosperous new tral Heating Boiler, Electric Lawn-mower, Quantity oi the damage to both, farmers and Tom and his daughter For the first and hopefully the in-law); Helen and Teresa Wall year to all our members and Walnut Pane Ming, Victorian Cast Iron Railings and other and householders in the area Mary. last time, the weather forced a (sisters-in-law), relatives and friends. friends. interesting lots. following last week's snow and His remains' were taken to complete washout of fixtures last Sunday when the leagues Preview: Wednesday next, January 28th, 10.30 a.m. to freeze-up. Loss of animals, burst Clashmore Church on Sunday, pipes and drains and damage to evening last from St. Joseph's committees sensibly decided to give water logged pitches- a 5.00 p.m. Admission by Catalogue only: price £1.00. machinery and pumps seemed Hospital, Dungarvan where Conditions at Sale. badly needed rest. All going to be t'he mam problemsL they were met by Rev. W. well, activity should resume on For the children the unex- Meehan, C.C. Butrial took place BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES 1 Sunday next when the following pected holiday was very wel- following Requiem Mass on will be the fixtures list:— THE LATE MICHAEL CONDON FIANNA FAIL BALLYDUFF MACRA NOTES Tuesday. We would like to apologise to come- and there was a fine dis- Dungarvan Tyre Centre Cup Edmond Spratt & Son, play of snowmen throughout Sincere sympathy Is expressed The death took place on Wed- At a specially convened meet- anyone inconvenienced over the 1st round replay — Youghal A nesday last at Cork Regional cancellation of the County the parish. to his family,, relatives' and v. Valley Rangers. ins of the Ballyduff Cumann a M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058) 4.2211 Community awareness seemed friends. Hospital of Mr. Michael Con- vote of sympathy was extended Drama Finals, but due .to un- to be the most profitable issue SYMPATHY Division 1 — Shamrocks v. don, Ballinalukena, Aragle-n. to the wife, sons, daughters- and forseen weather conditions, Sincere sympathy is expressed Ardmore; Modeligo v. Cappo- Deceased who was in his late family of the late Dick Hegarty, clubs participating weren't able with neighbours and friends to travel. The club hopes (all making a special effort to help to Mrs. peg Collender, Shana- quin- Lismore v. Affane- Pine- sixties was a most active mem- Ballinlovane who died on Sat- ber of the farming community going weli) to host the finals and comfort those worse off coole. Kinsalebeg, on the death wood v. Killeagh. urday last. He was President of Division 2 — Youghal B v. until the time of his death. the Cumann for many years in St. Michael's -Hall in two than themselves and great of her brother Paddy Tobin, weeks time. Ballymacmague, Dungarvan. Brideview: Ballyduff v. Grange; His remains were removed to and was always an active party credit is due to all who helped We would like to roll out the care for the elderly. VOICE OF CLASHMORE Killeagh v. Cappoquin '(15th St. Michael's Church, Ballyduff member. series). on Thursday night last where red carpet and extend a hearty HUNT BALL With the first roundis almost they were received and blessed welcome to Mike -Leamy who complete, except for Flemings G.A.A. NOTES TOM CURRAN SALES -Despite the bad weather there CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS AND by Very Rev. P. Quealy, P.P. joined the cast recently and is was a hundred- per cent attend^- of Grange, which was cancelled' The interment took place on showing superb acting ability. last week due to the bad wea- SNOOKER LEAGUE There was a large attendance COOLBAGH, CLASHMORE, CO. WATERFORD aruce at the annual Dungarvan Friday morning following Con- at. a meeting of the adult club Well done, Mike. Harriers Hunt Ball in White- ther and will be held this- Tues- CLEARANCE SALE OF HIGH-YIELDING Divisional Snooker League — celebrated Requiem Mass to St. in St. Michael's Hall on Monday I have to mention that Liam church Hotel on Friday night day, the Voice of Clashmore is Michael's. Cemetery in the pre- FRIESIAN DAIRY HERD now attracting a large- crowd. Due to the very severe weather night week last, with Eugene Keane gave a very polished per- last. Among the attendance last week, the tournament com. sence of a large cortege. The Hickey, chairman, presiding. I am instructed by Mr. John T-rihy who is changing Last weekend two rounds formance on Saturday night were local members of the West mlttee decided to allow fixtures Mass celebrants were Fr. P. The purpose of the meeting last. (I mean the sweets Liam). his system, of farming to sell by Public Auction at the Waterford Hounds and friends, were held. The first was at the for Week 8 (Mon. Jan. 12th to Gayer, nephew of the deceased. was the appointment of selec- all of whom had a very enjoy- Old Still, Clashmore on Satur- Very Rev Fr. Quealy, P.P. and We wish the best of luck to Farmyard— Sun. Jan. 18th) to run for an tors and captains for the com- all the lads who are travelling able night. day night and the two going extra week. As we go to press Fr. Sheehan, -C.C., Aragl-en. ing season. Mick Beecher was ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 31st, at 2 p.m. forward from there were Aggie to Conna next Sunday night to SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICER eight, ol the fifteen league Sincere sympathy is extended appointed trainer and selector play in a 7-a-side gents league. 26 Choice In-calf Friesian Dairy Cows (some will be Hurton and' Carmel Foley. The The Community Teamwork matches have been played, so to his wife Mary: brothers Pat for the senior hurling team and The team consists of Mike calved by the date of sale). Group have made arrangements first round at Geosh Inn on players who have not fulfilled and John: sister Ellen; nieces, the other selectors are Seamie L Leamy, Eugene F'lynn, Dermot The Auctioneer highly recommends this herd as it has for a meeting-room in Cdash- Sunday night last saw Liam their fixtures are asked to do nephews, brothers-in-law. sis Fiynn ancl Dave Barry. S.H. Bolger, Dick Keane, Maurice Cunningham and Mary T. Col- carefully selected and bred by owner over the years, more, where facilities, of a wait- so as soon as possible We lost ters-in-law, relatives and Captain — Mossy Casey: Vice- Geary, Paddy Ahern, John and ing room with.- a warm- fire and bert also going forward to the one player from- the league last friends. Captain — Llam Power. Pat Kennv Good luck lads. further particulars: TOM CURRAN a private room to discuss one's semi-finals. No date has been week. Con Unlacke has left for arranged for the semi-finals. England and all in the club intermediate Football selec- A welding course will be com- problems with the Social Wei- THE LATE MARY KENNEALLY tors — Pat Flynn. Pad Qulrke JALOO, KINSALEBEG, YOUGHAL fare Officer at the cottage at Full detaife next week. wish con all the best. mencing shortly, so anybody The death took place at, her and Bill McNamara. I.F. Cap- interested please contact John -cted by the Personal Representatives of the the end of the village have been ,e rn tain — Eugene Flynn: Vice Cap- s Peter A.' a e P-4 r p e t u a I daughter's residence. Mocollop, Kenny immediately. ieiy to let for Beet and Grain his 48 Acre provided. DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB Trophy Final—Johnny Sheehan Ballyduff or. Thursday last of tain — Ritchie Walsh. DEATH OF DANIEL DOYLE Did ye hear about all the Roadside raiding. FUND RAISING COMMITTEE and Rhiney Walsh will contest Mary Kenneally, late of Mal-low. There was a lengthy discus- "Clowns" who went to Lismore It is with regret we record 22-1-'87. -- the Peter Ahearne Perpetual . , sion on minor and u/21 teams Further particulars: TOM CURRAN Her remains were removed to f'"n vr comin^ vear This mat- last Friday night and had to •the death of Dan' Doyle, Ard- Pull .panel £50', Snowball £34 Trophy Final on table 1 on this t p return home for tea without sallagh. Dan was among the St. Michael's Church. —-Ballyduf1 l £r was to have been discussed __ _ _ _ on 48 calls. Colour: blue. coming Sunday. January 25th. seeing the band. Hope ye en- CLASHMORE AREA oldest members of the comjnun- The first frame of a best of on Friday evening from Lismore To let for Grain — 32 Acres Roadside Stubble Land. Ity and he enjoyed excellent 70 87 7 38 54 25 52 31 District Hospital. The inter- j0yed the an ladS 3 41 55 37 42 71 43 53 nine frame final begins at 3.00 nfle^club oSKStS' ™' ' TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer health up to a few weeks ago. p.m. Johnny reached the final ment took place on Saturday More details next week. 45 59 73 74 22 62 15 67 by virtue of receiving a walk morning following Requiem Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 89 85 1 27 5 18 63 47 over from Pat Casev in the quar- Mass celebrated by Very Rev. P. The oresentatlon of the 1985 PLANNING NOTICES 12 29 32 20 51 16 4 78 ter final and then creating Quealy. P.P. to St. Michael's and 1983 Sargent Cup medals Co. Waterford—I, Frederick T. somewhat of a surprise by Cemetery. will take place on Saturday, 19 30 17 34 36 72 49 79* February ?lst in the Winning Fallon intend to apply to Wa- 88 80 66 90 24 75 44 hammering the fancied Martin Sincere sympathy is extended terford County Council for out- Power by four frames to one, in Post Also on that date the club •Denotes end of Snowball. to her daughter, son, grand- will hold a raffle -with a first line planning permission to Prizes must be claimed on or the semi-final last, Sunday after- children, brothers sisters, nep- noon. Johnny easily won the pr'ze of £200 plus prizes of £75 USED CARS ereet a bungalow on my land before Monday, 26th January at hews. nieces, relatives and and £25. Tickets are only 50p at Ballyguiry. Dungarvan. first frame and also took the friends. 6 p.m. sharp from Pat Moore, each or 3 for £1 and they will Dungarvan — I, Philip Dunne second frame. The third frame 11, Thomas Terrace, Dungarvan. was the most interesting in the be available from club -members hereby apply to Dungarvan THE LATE MR. DICK this week-end. FOR SALE UDC fori permission to retain match with Sheehan requiring HEGARTY SALES BY M. J. NOONAN & SON iFull sheet must be returned two snookers with just the last 1986 Rover 213 Saloon, permission at Buttery Lane. when claiming. It is with deep regret that we Convention delegates on Tues- three balls left. However, he day night were John JaCkson, 13,000 miles, one PUBLIC AUCTION Dungarvan, Co. Waterford and Last week's winner: Joe record the death of Mr. Dick achieved what seemed an impos- Hegarty, Ballinlovane, Bally- Michael Leamy. Seamus Hy- owner, red metallic £7,950 ENTIRE FRIESIAN DAIRY HERD for change of use of said O'Brien, Springfield, Dungarvan. sible task to lead 3-0. Martin hit premises to a workshop. duff who died at Lismore Dis- land. Maurice Geary, Michael 1986 Nissan Micra Hi-DX, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, at 12 noon Numbers drawn this week by back to win a very tense fourth trict Hospita' on Saturday Walsh and Eugene Hickey. only 6,000 miles, one Co. Waterford — I, Catherine Siobha-in Tobin, 11, Hill view frame and give himself a glim- (Pleate note change of date) Feeney, intend ,to apply to night last, Jan. 17. Deceased In 1987 the club are celebrat- owner, red £6,750 Drive, Dungarvan. mer of hope but it was soon who was In his late seventies ing their centenary and a spe- 1986 Opel corsa Hatchback, On the instructions of Mr. J. D. Leahy Waterford County Council to dashed, as Johnny turned on change the use of part of SOUTH EASTERN HEALTH was a very popular member of cial sub-committee, namely 8 h.p., only 8,000 miles, BISHOPSTOWN, LISMORE, CO. WATERFORD the style to clinch the match on the local community and was dwellinghouse at Chapei street, BOARD Maurice Geary (co-ordinator), one owner, red, At the Farmyard. the pink ball and book his place for many years employed with Ritchie Walsh. Eamonn Bolger, Tallow to a hairdressing salon. South Eastern Health Board in the final. taxed £6,150 Cheques must be advised to Bank of Ireland, Lismore. the McCarthy Hardware Co.. in Michael Walsh and John Jack- 1986 Opel Corsa Hatchback, Co. Waterford — I, T. Murphy would welcome applications In the village. He was also well son were appointed to produce Inspection morning of sale from 10 a.m. wish to apply to Waterford writing from prospective foster His opponent, Rhiney Walsh, only 7,000 miles, did not have it all his own way known as a card player and a -club history. beige, one owner, MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON County Council for planning parents I Waterford community travelled to many drives A meeting of the adult club permission for alterations and In the semi-final against Bren- taxed £6,150 Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. Care area) to meet the special dan Casey. Rhiney easily won throughout the area. will be held in St. Michael's Hall Telephone 058/54317 house extension and' septic tank needs of young children. 1986 Austin Metro City X, the first two frames to establish on Monday night next at 8 p.nj. 9,000 miles, blue, at Knockianiska, Ballysaggart, Applicants with a Nursing His remains accompanied by All members are requested to a commanding lead but Brendan as new £5,950 Lismore, co. Waterford. background an advantage. hit back to win the very tense a large and representative cor- attend. SCRAHAN, MT. MELLERAY, CAPPOQUIN tege were removed to St. Mich- 1985 Ford Granada Ghia QO. WATERFORD Apply to: third frame on the black. The Children's Officer. fourth frame proved to be the ael's Church, Ballyduff on Sun- The club extends sympathy 2.01, 25,000 miles, one day night last where they were On the instructions! of tihe Executors of Maurice Kiely, South Eastern Health Board, decisive one with Casey need- to former club members Pat and owner, silver metallic, received and blessed by Very Michael Hvgarty on the death deceased. St. Joseph's Hospital, ing an easy blue to level the as new £13,950 match but somehow he man- Rev. P. Quealy, P.P. The inter- of their father Dick at the 1985 Ford Fiesta L, 957CC, To sell by Private Treaty or by Public Auction later West Waterford Dungarvan, mtnt took: place on Monday week-end. Co. Waterford. aged to miss it and Walsh went 8 h.p., 20,000 miles, ohe dwellinghouse consisting o£ hallway, reception room, on to pot the last three balls afternoon following Requiem We will have full details of as new, green £5,950 Mass to St. Michael's Cemetery, Tuesday nights juvenile meet- kitchen (cum diningroom), 2 bedrooms. Standing on c. \ Hounds COISTE GAlIRM OIDEAOHAIS and lead by three frames to 1985 Ford Fiesta L, 957cc, one "Slim" built, Up a lead in again In the presence o-f a large ing in next week's issue, 8 h.p., 11,000 miles, acre with garage and other outoffices. WHLL MEET CONTAE PHORTLAIRGE cortege. We wish to stress this is a delightful, aomfortable home ENROLMENT FOR the fifth frame only to see as new, red £6,150 Rhiney claw his way back to COMMUNITY COUNCIL and can be easily extended, ideal situated on the main JANUARY 1987 EVENING CLASSES He is survived by his loving 1985 Fordi Orion 1.3, one Sat. 24 Clashmore Dungarvan Vocational School: win the frame and the match wife Mary, sons Pat and Mich- n er tle ss £7 35 road (very close to Mount Melleray Abbey main entrance on the pink ball. There was a meeting of the!19R(- ®" H iJ^ , rinftr ' ° ThurS'. 29 Mlllstreet Friday, 23 rd January,, 10-5 p.im.; ael. daughters Helen, Tess and Council held In St. Michael's 1985 gates), 4 miles from Cappoquin. Joan, brothers Tom. Ned and beige, 25,900 miles £6,500 Followers are earnestly re- Monday, 26t)h January, 10-5 p.m. New Light Shades—New light Hall on Monday night last with Title: Freehold. and 7.30-9.30 p.m. Michael, sister Kitty, grand- Mr. John Coleman, chairman, 1984 Ford Sierra 1.6L Laser, quested not to make gaps on shades were installed over both children, sons-in-law, daugh- one owner, 26,000 miles, Legal — Lanigan & Curran, Solicitors, Dungarvan. to roads, or in boundary fences, St. Declan's Community Col- tables and they are certainly presiding. lege, Kilmacthomas: Monday, ters-in-law and a large circle of green metallic £6,750 Telephone 058/41085 and to ensure that all gates an excellent job. It was the relatives and friends. Members of the Council were are closed. 26th January. 7 - 8.30 p.m. one thing that both tables lack- reminded of the Community 1984 Ford Orion 1.3L, Full details and permission to view from sole selling Tel. 41184 for details. Alert for elderly in the parish one owner £6,600 ed -and now that they have 45 DRIVE agents— been Installed, it has really and all members of the public 1984 Ford Orion 1.6 are requested to keep in touch Automatic, blue ... £5,950 MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON added to the tablesv making Results of last Wednesday Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. playing conditions as good as with their elderly neighbours. 1983 Opel Kadett 1.6 Diesel, night's 45 drive in St. Michael's 3-door, gold metallic, Telephone 058/54317 they could possibly be. Hall are as follows—1st, divided The Chairman complimented between John Kenneflck, Jimmy the ladies committee of the one owner, taxed £5,750 SALES BY HARTY & CO. U» And Coming Tournaments parish for the excellent work 1981 Ford Cortina 1.6L, SALTERBR1DGE, CAPPOQUIN —All members will be interest- Hyland, Dave Ah-ern, Theresa MWEELNAHORNA, RING Brnwn, Michael Leamy and they did prior to Christmas excellent condition, On the instructions of Philip J. Wingfield, Esq. ed to know that the Jameson with so many functions having blue, taxed £2,250 4 ACRES c. OF PRIME ROADSIDE LAND Cup will start in February as John Jackson. Lucky Tables —- To Let for Hay or Silage (only) — 22 Acres. Mick Coleman, Moss Morrissey, been held. 1981 Audi 80 GLS, silver FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY will the Billy McCarthy Per- It is hoped to have the plans metallic, taxed £2,750 Also 16 Acres for Grazing. petual Trophy which is ou,r Joan Hannon, Mick Crowley, This very attractive property is adjacent to Colaiste Na Pad Stapleton, Denis Nevin, for development in the field 1980 Opel Kadett 1-3, 2-door, Full details from— only billiards tournament of available at th-e next -meeting. Rinne, Ring Dispensary and The Garda Station. John Daly. Jimmy Qulrke. Bill one lady owner, MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON the season. The play offs to A special sub-committee was £2,750 Auctioneers. Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. decide the divisional league Scanlon, Bill Flanagan, Mick excellent condition All public services—water, sewage, etc., are available. and Mary Pratt. Raffle winners formed to look at suggestions Telephone 058/54317 champions are expected to take 1980 Daihatsu Charade, Solicitors — Farrell & Morrissey, Dungarvan were Jimmy Hyland, Moss Mor- for the raising of finance and taxed, very good £1,250 place over a couple of week- the members of this committee (having carriage o sale) ends towards the end of the rissey, Tommy Condon, Mick 1979 Ford Escort 1.6 Daly, Jo Lineen, Bill Kenneflck are — Pat -Flynn, John Jackson, £1,250 Maps and full details from the Auol'ionieers. season. Seamie Daly, Eamonn Bolger. Sport and Pat Santry. 1977 Opel Ascona 1.6 S £1,450 HARTY & CO., Auctioneers & Valuers Raymond. O'Brien, Paddy John £1,550 DIED IN AMERICA Feeney and Paula O'Brien. 1977 Ford Fiesta 1.1 S Crossbridge St., Dungarvan. Telephone (058) 41377 FIELD COMMITTEE As part of Mulntir's fiftv year Most of the above cars have Many old friends in Cappo- celebrations It, was decided to quin were saddened by the The results of the last of the been fully serviced and' put together any records of the are guaranteed. MICHAEL A. O'BRIEN SALES news of the death in Sacra- monthly draws Is as follows—1, Mary Walsh. Marston; 2, Emer committee down through the Personal Loans. Hire Purchase mento, California on January years. Any members of the pub- 9. of Mrs. Josephine Mason, Coleman, Balllnaroone- 3, Bill and; Leasing facilities O'Gorman, Araglen; 4, John A lic with old minutes books, confidentially arranged. Labri, Barrack Street, Tallow SALES BY T. J. HEGARTY formerly of Cappoquin and nee photographs. correspondence, Coffey, Melleray Hill. The Coleman- 5. Paddy O'Brien, c/o Full After Sales Service. GLENDEISH, LISMORE Waterford Co. Council: 6. Clara etc.. should hand in same to FOR IMMEDIATE SALE funeral took place on January Paddy John Feeney as soon as COMPACT RESIDENCE IN EXCELLENT CATTLE, SHEEP AND GRAZING 12. Coleman; 7, William O'Keeffe, I am instructed by 'Mr. 'Michael O'Brien to sell stock Ballygally; 8, Marie Spillane, possible. AH items will be re- CONDITION and let grazing by Public Auction on Saturday, January 31, She is survived by her sons, Conna. Special Prize — Theresa turned. MICHAEL MOLONEY Recently renovated and decorated to a high standard; at 3 p.m. in the farmyard. Dick, Turkey, Michael, New Hill, Raspberry Hill. Promoters It was decided to enter the back boiler central heating. In-.calf Hereford Cow, 3-year-old Hereford Heifer i(!Fat). York. Fr Tom' Mason, O.S.A., Prize — Ballyduff G.A.A. 1987 Tidy Towns Competition TB and Brucellosis Tested. 13 Ewes in lamb. Nigeria- Maura and Pauline, and a special committee of Nicely Inid out garden at rear; telephone. daughers-in-law; Mrs. Nora The committee would like to Maura Lindsay, Tim Cogan, CAR SALES To Let — 45 acres for grazing. YOUGHAL ROAD Viewing by appointment only. Terms at auotjion. Mason, Cappoquin, Mrs. Pat thank those who have support- Tim Barry. Eamon Bolger and Coiley. Dungarvan, Mrs. Coffey, ed the draw during the year Pat Flynn were appointed .to DUNGARVAN MICHAEL A. O'BRIEN (Auctioneers) LTD. T. J. HEGARTY Modeligo- nephews. nieces, and congratulate those who look at. ways of improving the Phone 058/42610 or 42695 Tallow. Phone 058/56109 Auctioneer fy Valuer, Lismore. Phone 058/54347 grandchildren, relatives and were among the prizewinners. appearance of the village. More friends. —(Advt.). details next week. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1987. PAGE THREE Too Many Dogs In Ireland In the course of an explana- tory memorandum on the new Control of Dogs Act submitted to the January monthly meet- ing of Waterford Co. Council in Dungarvan, Mr. B. J. Mc- Says Councillor Nally, County Secretary, point- ed out that the responsibility Council and managed by the in certain areas and the exclu- certain areas. He also pointed for the control of dogs would ISPCA operated from Waterford sion of any dog (except accom- out the operation of the legis- now devolve on the County City. For the proper implemen- panying a blind person) from lation in 1987 would initially Council and they would have tation of the legislation fur- have a cost implication. to make provision for the ac- ther facilities would be required ceptance of unwanted dogs and in the Western end of the Cllr. B. Kyne expressed the their subsequent disposal: ap- county and in regard to the ap- view that there were far point one or more dog wardens pointment of dog wardens, the many dogs in Ireland and ^^ and establish dog shelters: col- intention would be to operate there was a great need for lect dog licences and make bye- through the ISPCA. ROAD TRAFFIC more nubile awareness of the laws governing the control of problems they were creating. dogs within their area. In regard to bye-laws, Mr. Mc- He said that he saw two Nally stated that matters which gun dogs tear a cat asunder The memo stated that the could be included were: requir- SUMMONSES present position was that a dog recently near where he lived ing a person in charge of a dog and said that it must have been shelter jointly financed by Wa- to remove faeces from a public terford Corporation and the Co. a traumatic experience for any- place: keeping a dog on a leash STRUCK one who saw it happen. Dungarvan Court last week partially collapsed when, in Senator M. Queally said he accordance with a recent saw no point in spending money Supreme Court decision, sum- or. the provision of extra shel- monses dealing with Road raffic ters as the shelter In the city offences, were -struck out by Dis - would meet their present re- SUSPENSORY SENTENCE FOR STEALING trict Justice W. F. O'Connell. quirements. He thought, how- The summonses, issued since ever, there would be a need for March last year, we're declared additional wardens to assist the i one warden whfc was at .present BOXES OF SWEETS invalid because they were sign- operating. J A: 17-year-old youth was pensation to the injured party ed' by a District Court Clerk and charged ait Dungarvan Court within a period of 3 months. "If the Supreme Court ruling The memo was noted and it last week with stealing a num- not," said the District Justice', directed' that they should have was agreed to again discuss the-~— ber ofl boxes of assorted sweets "the warrant will then be been signed by a District matter when further proposals at Quay Street, Dungarvan Issued and he will 'be shown, no Justice. were to be made. valued! at £47. the property of leniency if he appears1 before John 'BuJtler on January 10 and me again and will be sent away with causing damage for the -maximum period." to a window .mallcioiuiS'to the exten' t of £20 on the. same occasion. Members of Ballinameela ICA pictured at their annual dinner in Whitechurch House Hotel. Included are Mrs. M. White He was John 'Keniry now re- (President), Mrs. M. Collender (Secretary) and Mrs. S. Hourigan (Treasurer). (Photo: Rory Wyley) siding ait 28. Oa-thal Brugha Place, Dungarvan but sta-tied' to be originally from Cappagh. As tflf he wasi unemployed, the Court IFA'S PRE-BUDGET assigned Mr. J. p. Gordon, Solr., to defend him under the free New Weekend Expressway Services legal aid scheme. SUBMISSION 'Det./Gda. O. Phelan gave evi- DUBLIN! dence of arresting the defend- New investment in agriculture ant on January l'O and charging hasi fallen by 40'/< between 1980 Point-To-Point At him with the theft. After cau- WATERFORD and 1985 and' aJ further fall is tion he said the defendant re- likely to have taken place in The next- qualifying point to plied "there were only two 19®6, according- to the IFA/s Pre- LISMORE point in the AI Ireland Maiden boxes taken." Bud'get Submission- to the Min- Also serving Muine Bheag: Borris: Graiguenamanagh: Mares Championship known as ister for Finance. 'The GAIN Champion Mare" John Butler stated In evi- New Ross: Kilmacthomas: Dungarvan: Cappoquin . m Blaming high interest rates takes place at Dungarvan', Co. dence that he had a store ait for rapid decline, the submission Wiatarfo-rd on Sunday next. 25th Quay Street where he stored Dungarvan says the overriding objective of BARGAIN RETURN FARES TO January. Earlier this month confectionery items. On Janu- Government policy must be thie Wjaterford! Co-op announced' de- ary! 10 oisi a result of something creation of an environment toils of this point to point he was told he went to the store SAG TO the range and this hiats- been Details of qualifiers taking which encourages' and supports sponsorship under the brand bwiO'hffl, CO. Cork; 8th February and found a couple of panes of MUINE BHEAG extremely well received. place during the months of —•West Waiterford Hunt. Tallow, productive investment. name of its horse feed, GAIN. Janua'ry and February are as glass brotoen In a window. He 'Derry Casey, Trading Mana- Co. WatleirfOrd: l&th February— examined the store and found GRAIGUENAMANAGAMANAGH 17 j This nelw GAIN event is the ger, Waiterfordi CO-op siaid that foilowsi:— Avondhu aind Kilworth Hunt, But, the mtoirnuim objective that at least 7 boxes of assorted from an IFA viewpoint is the biggest point to point sponsor- they are particularly pleased to l'llth January — Patricks well, Fermoy. Co. Cork; 16th Feb- sweetsi were missing. He put a sitabillslng of the national debt; ship in the country. It is also a be able, to support Irish point to ruary—Co. Clare Hunt. Sc-arlff, NEW ROSS CO. Limerick; 18th January — value of £48- on theim a-nd said GNP ait itsi end' 1985 level. And significant development in that point racing with such a sub- Killeagh Harriers, Killeia'gh, CO. CO. C'Hare; 22nd February — Kli- that he then reported the mat- a Government programme to £101M It' Isi the firsit ever all Ireland stantial sponsorship. "The GAIN dorrery, CO. Cork. WATERFOR!DD Cork; 18th January — CO. Clare ter to the Gardai. redluce this ratio to more nor- mares championship. Champion Mare is' an. important Hunlt. Quin. Co. Clare; 29t!h •Information on the remaining mal levels in subsequent years development in point to point Det./Gda. phelan gave evi- January — (Dungarvan Harriers, specified qualifiers Will be an- must be undertaken. DUNGARVAN The competition is open to all a® it raises the status of mares dence of investigating the mat- Dungarvan. Co. Waterford; 1st nounced! when full details axe mares of maiden status at Jan- and en'courages the smaller tar following receipt of the The submission points out February—United Hunt, Oarrlg- confirmed-. LISMORE uary 1987. A series of over 20 breeder." he said. complaint. He made a search that achieving this' objective qualifying events will be heid at around -the town and finished will involve a substantial reduc- TLMETABLgjfQ point to point meetings on the up in the dark -at the grave- tion ln public expenditure of the Fridays | Sundays Cork/WaAerford, Limerick/Clare vard n-ear Emmet Street. He saw order ol 44% to 5% of GNP. Thie (Read Downwards) and South Eastern circuits.. The the figures at 3 persons 'im tihe IFA ajgrees with the recent top three mares in each- quali- grave-yard one of whom wias the NESiC recommendation that 17.45 13.00 Busaras Dublin 16.00 120.35 fier will be eligible for the final defend-a-nt- On the ground near higher taxation Is not the way as -will anv mare who 'wins, a DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES him was 2o bars of chocolate to achieve, tlhis objective. T 13.40 Naas 15.20 maiden's point to point event ait EXCELLENT FUND-RAISER anyone, and the £5 per month ham and Or an Curran will be and when asked the defendant The submission reminds the 13.50 Kilcullen 15.10 i - amy other meeting in Ireland RESPONSE cost of participation is not replied- that he knew nothing Minister that the proportion of during tihie season. seeking to win a place in the Castledermot 14.45 Although the appalling wea- excessive. Munster Scor na nOg finals about them. He then pointed to public expenditure allocated' to 14.15 a spot in the dark where there The championship got under- ther of last 'Week militated' We'll be stepping up our when they face Cork and Tip- the Department of Agriculture Carlow (Comer 14.30". was a full unopened box of 14.30 way at Lis go old. CO. Cork on 4th against our promotional efforts efforts to "sell" the draw from perary opposition in the semi- has fallen from 7.5% in 1977 to sweets. of Shamrock Square January. 1987 anid culminates in in the big £55,000 fundraising this week, so we hope the final in Tallow on Saturday 4.9% in L981 and to 3.5% iri a final at Ballynoe. Co. Cork on draw which we have launched., people of the town will give us night. Witness said that after arrest- 1986. T 14.40 Leighlinbridge 14.20 Sth April. the response so far from the maximum' support. ing and charging the defendant The1 boys have done magnifi- "If total Government expen- 19.35 14.50 Muine Bheag 14.10 18.45 general public to lt has been Incidentally all playing mem- he made a statement after cently to win the divisional and diture had been reduced be- RACEHORSE FEED nothing short of excellent. bers- of the club are also ex- caution. In the statement he 19.47 15.00 Borris 13.55 18.30 county finals arndl they carry tween- 1984 andi 1'98'6 a't the Of course the fantastic prizes pected to give a helping hand admitted stealing boxes oil our very best wishes in their same rate as expenditure on 15.15 Graiguenamanagh 13.45 j 1.18.20 GAIN Horse Feed was launch- —there's a new car each month and we'll be making direct sweets from 'Butler's store 'but 20.00 efforts to continue on their agriculture, the current budget ed by Waterford Co-op in 1983. for the five months duration contact with them almost at said that it was a fellow named New Ross 13.25 18.00 winning way. deficit wouldi have been totally 20.20 • 15.35 Earlier this year a new Race- Of the draw — makes it a once. Duggan who broke the window. horse Feed was introduced to most attractive proposition for eliminated thi'si year," says the 20.45 16.00 Waterford 13.00 17.35 The cluib committee met last submission. Monday night to review current OUR UNDER-AGE AGM Kilmeaden STAYED OUTiSIDE "The impact of the reduction 21.05 T 17.15 prcgressi and to deal with other How genuinely Interested are important matters. in expenditure on agriculture is 21.15 Carroll's Cross 17.10 you in the future of our club? Keniry then gave evidence in all the more significant when It WRONG DATE You can provide the answer on his own defence and said thai is realised that Departmental 21.23 T Kilmacthomas 17.00 this Thursday night when the We caused quite a ruffle last accompanied by 2 others he administration and other over- Dungarvan 4 16.30 annual general meeting of 'the 22.00 week when human error result- went to Butler's store. He head costs have not fallen sig- Under-Age section takes- place Cappagh 16.20 ed in the publication of an to- denied entering the store and nificantly—almost all the bur- 22.10 at the CBs at 8 o'clock. DUNGARVAN correct date for the annual said he stayed at the Library den of the adjustment has been 22.20 Cappoquin 16.10 Last year's- attendance was a corner nearby on the. look out in the service delivered." dinner. The fault was exclusive- Lismore 16.00 ly the PRO's- and this paper is disappointing one and already as Duiggan and the other fellow 22.30 the chairman of our adult club moti before the court) went lnito RUGBY entirely exonerated. EURO LOANS " S' R Calb at Regional Cotlcje (T4.2S hrs) Salients' Reduced fares available We erroneously stated that has made a strong appeal for a the store. A number of boxes of big turnout on Thursday night. sweets- were taken and he got ad»- the county intermediate hurling mitiHoweveTs thiaiti. the submission of FOOTBALL championship medals would be We sincerely hope his appeal two of them which he took up stabilisation will not fall on deaf ears. to the local graveyard. He said the national debt: GNP ratio presented at the dilnner on Will not itself in. a January li6th. That should' of that he originally came from in- result CLUB BEREAVEMENTS Oappagh but had left home and course have read "March 16th," significanrates in Ireland't rediuctio. Annd liint proposeinteresst the eve of St. Patrick's Day, was now living at C-athal Sincere sympathy is- extended Brugha. He undertook to pay Eiuro loans which has now become a fairly to Mrs-. Kitty McGarry, a loyal ture ofcurrenc. upi toy £700 millionfor agricul. - Due to inclement weather Salmon, A. Hally, M. O'Connor, established date for our annual compensation for the loss' su® conditions last week-end fix- D. Dower. V. O'Rourke, L. Lan- c'luib supporter, and 'the- entire Ih the area of taxation, the FLAHAVANS social function. tla-ined by M'r. Butler. tures suffered badly due to no lon, G. Walsh, T. Shanley, A. Tobin family of Ballym'acmague submission calls for the removal fault on Dun-garvan's part. The Curran, P. Mullanny, M. Han- Well -the certainty that 'these on the death last week-end of S'upt. 'M. English who prose- of tihe 3:0% capital Allowance Paddyi Tobin. only match played was a home rahan. notes are widely read was cuted told- the court that 'the restriction; the continuation of QUALITY FEEDS friendly with Youghal It was Next week-end the 1st fifteen proved by the- response to the Paddy is a brother of Mrs. defendant had served- 3 months stock relief; the removal of DAIRY SUPER 18% — (with Megalac) McGarry and is uncle of one of decided to field the 1st fifteen take on .Clonmel away in the error. People hurriedly began detention in St. Patrick's last anomalies in health contribu>- who have important cup our most promising young DAIRY TOP YIELD 18% — (with Megalac) 2nd round of the Garryowen seeking out tickets and' I'm year when convicted for the tions. youth employment levies matches over the next two players, Eoln McGarry. Paddy DAIRY TOP YIELD 16% Cup. This is expected to be a e ven told that one of our Inter- larceny of a cylinder of gas. and higher education grants; week-ends. Dungarvan ran out himself was an outstanding the introduction of a business difficult encounter with Clon- mediate 'hurlers even purchased Mr. Gordon pointing out that DAIRY STANDARD 16% (Bulk Oinly) easy winners by 34 points to 3 mel who will be strengthened hurler with his beloved Colligan expansion scheme for farmers:; a new pair of shoes for the the defendant had no one look- but it must be noted that by the return of Rory Moroney, Rockies andi hiis- passing isi very the adoption of the UK system occasion. ing 'after him asked' that he be CATTLE FATTENING CUBES 14% Youghai had mostly their 2nd ex-International. Kick-off ds at deeply regretted. of Capital Acquisition Tax; Sorry 'about that folks, but given another chance. SILAGE BALANCER CUBES 14% team in action. The Dungar- 2.30 and our 3rd fifteen are Sympathy is 'also extended to District Justice' O'Connell said changes' in Capital Gains Tax; van backs ran the ball well and the date isi March 16th. And the playing a friendly in Clonmel two former players with our he would have to convict and the continuation of the Stamp John O'Connor and Davy Sal- tickets will be on sale this CALF CUBES 18% (with Linseed Meal) with kick-off 1 o'c. club, John-' and 'Paddy O'Brien, he imposed a sentence of 6 Duty' exemption on a perman- mon each scored 2 tries. In week-end. And that's official. CALF GROWER CUBES 16% The 2nd team are home to on the death of Paddy Walsh of months detention but directed ent basis and the option o,f tax the forwards veteran hooker SCOR NA nOG Waterpark in the Casey Cup Garr.ycloyne. Colltgian. thait the warrant not issue if accounts along with the Land All above are bulk or bags. Vinny O'Rourke scored a try as and a win here would give Our Question Time team of I May they both rest in peace-. Tax. did Liam Lannon who ran the defendant paid £60 coin- them seotional honours and Sean' Dwyer, Michael Cunning-i DAIRY/CATTLE PROTEIN BALANCER through on a -kick-off ball to qualify them for a semi-final AAA GOLDEN MAVERICK MILK REPLACER catch cleanly and burst through Dlace against the runners-up to touch down. Andy Hally In the Northern Section. Kick- QUALITY FEEDS AT KEENEST PRICES kicked 5 conversions and off is at 2.30 p.m. Youghal's only reply came from Draw tickets are now on sale HEAD OFFICE? a penalty. for two stand tickets for the WEST WATERFORD The Dungarvan team was K. Ireland v. England game on AGENT: Kilnagrangc Mills, O'Connor, P. Coughlan, J. February 17. If you're not in LIAM GLEESON Kilmacthomas O'Connor, P. J. Klndregan, D. you can't win. Ardmore Farm Supplies Telephone: 024/94134-94237 051/94107 CAPPOQUIN/BALLINAMEELA ATHLETIC CLUB On Sunday last the Youghal excellent fourth- position. In the Athletic Cluib held their Open u-12 bo.v6 Eoin Collender. a new- Cross Country meeting over a comer to the club, had a fine BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS very tough course. We hadi nine run and with more training athletes competing and all per- should do well. In the u-14 race ATTENTION FARMERS!— formed extremely well. Martin Lacey once again Was in Wc stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right fine form and ram an out- prices:— In the u-10 girls Christine standing race to finish In Collender was running well, but second' position. Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, was very unlucky to fall. In the Trevor Mason, again a new- u-14 girls we had two runners: Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts comer. shows great promise and Niamh scanlon and Jennifer (with. Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull should; do well. P. IJ. Reddy, Collender. Niamh again empha' having his first run, ran a very Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig s'lsed her outstanding talent by good race. P. J. Veale had an- Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, winning In convincing fashion. other line run. Our u-d4 boys K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. Christine, having her second 1 got 'the very close third team run. ran -a goodi race, being well prize. up at the beginning, but faded back. Christine showed great I Well done to all our athletes MICHAEL BEECHER determination. who deserve great credit for TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD competing in such harsh condi- Mr. Brendan Mullen, Bank of Ireland, Dungarvan, presenting the' runners-up prizes to Paddy Walsh's team in the Dungarvan . Eanron Murphy again had' a tions. Crystal Sports and Social Club's BOl Squash Tournament. Included is Mr. John O'Brien, BOl. 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SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 8.10 — Bfergerac. 9.05 — Carrott RADLEYS LOUNGE Friday, January 23 — DANCING TO FANTASY 9.55—Open University. 1.30 p.m. Bar Extension — Over 18s | 3.30 — MT USA. 5.30—Border- Confidential. 9.40' — News And —Pages- from ceefax. 2j16 — I line. 6.30 — Newsweek. 7.00 — Sport; Weather. 9.55 — Cagney Film-: Bitter Victory starring Brideshead Revisited. 8.00 — and Lacey. 10.45—Cricket: Eng- Richard Burton, Curt Jurgens ABBEYSIDE | Saturday, January 24 — SATURDAY NITE DISCO Nuacht 8.10 — Festival. 9.25—A land v. West Indies. 11.35 — and Ruth Roman. It is North Bar — Over l&s — Neat Dress Malecite Fancy Basket. 9.45 — Film: Let's Do It Again. To Africa during World War 11 SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 Sports Special. raise money for a new meeting (.1957). 3.55—The Sky At Night. 9.00 — Dilin O Deamhas. 9.10 place for their lodge in Atlanta, 4.15 —Film: Wind Across The COMING ATTRACTIONS — The Clowns, Joanne and —The Great Grape Ape. 9.30 — Sidney Poltler and Bill Cosby Everglades. Starring Burl Ives, Tequila Sunrise, Gina, Dale Haze & The Champions, Pajo's Junkbox. 10.30 — Hardy embark on a double crossing Christopher plummer, Gypsy Boys And Nancy Drew. 11.25 — scheme, which leads hoodlums Friday, January 23 — MATTY WELDON Brendan Grace. Borderline. — 12.25—Get Smart. BBC 1 Rose; Lee (1058). 5.45 — Inter- 12.50 — News Headlines. 12.52— to follow them back to Atlanta national Bridge Club. 6./15 — looking for recompense. A 1975 Micro Live. 6.45—Newsview. 7.25 Saturday, January 24 — HEATHER BRfEEZE Sports Stadium. 5.05 — Grizzly SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 Adams. 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01 comedy. 1.25 a.m.—Weather. —Tchaikovsky: The Symphon- —News. 6.15 — Mailbag. 6.35 — 8.30 a.m.—The Hunter. 8.35 — ies. 9.00—Saturday Review. 9.55 Sunday, January 25 — TWO OF A KIND The Wizard. 7.30 — Sorry. 8.00— The Muppet Babies. 9.00—Satur- —Film: Thieves Like Us. Star- North And South: Book Two. day Superstore. 12.15 p.m. — ring Keith Carradlne and Shel- 9.50 — News 10.05 _ Saturday Grandstand. 5.05 — News: Wea- ley Duvall (1973). lli.55-l.35 a.m. 'Live.' 11.20 — Eye To Eye. 12.25 ther. 5.15 — Sports^ News Wales. —Film: They Live By Night —Late News. 5.210—Perfect Strangers. 5.45 — starring Parley Granger and CROTTY'S INN Jim'll Fix It. 6.20 —Hi-De-Hi! Cathy O'Donnell. 6.50—Bob's Full House. 7.25 — SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 The Paul Daniels Magic Show. 9.00 a.m.—Pages from Ceefax. LEAMYBRIEN 10.00 — Animaux Du Sole II. 10.25 — Technical Studies. 10.50 nV~4ay, January 22— —Deutsch Direkt! 11.15 — Ser- Park House ^"JLROSSANTY G.A.A. TABLE QUIZ vice. 12.05 — News Headlines followed by The Smurfs. 12.30 — AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK Commencing 7.30 p.m. Public Record. 1.00—Lunchtime G.A.A. All-Star Awards-: 9 p.m. MONDAY Colbys- 11.10 Newsnight; 11.30 MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN Concert 1.55 — Bookslde. 2.25— A Budget Broadcast On Behalf News- 9.25 A Budget Broadcast TOMMY DRENNAN & HIS BAND Wooden Flowers For Novia RTE 1 — 2.30 Good Afternoon on behalf of Fianna Fall: 9.40 Scotia. 2.40 — Sunday Matinee: Of The Government; 11.40 Night with Floyd On Fish: 3 p.m. Light. The Late Late Show; 1-1.35 The Thursday, January 22 — FOLK CLUB LOCAL NIGHT tVy'z?— FRANK McCAFFERTY Pony Express. Starring Charlton 'Live' At Three- 4 p.m. Emmer- Late Night Friday Movie: Suc- Heston and Rhonda Fleming. dale Farm; 4.30 Dempsey's Den FRIDAY cess. Starring Jeff Bridges, Bel- Friday, January 23 — STARDUST Monday, January 26—PROGRESSIVE 45 CARD DRIVE 4.30 in Search Of The Trojan with Bosco; 5 p.m. Dilin O Dea- inda Bauer and Ned Beatty. War. 5.30 Music For Me. 6.00— mhas; 5.10 Tomorrow's World; RTE 1 — 2.10 Good Afternoon with The B'rothers; 3 n.m. 'Live' 2 — 5.40 Dragon's Lair: Saturday, January 24 — WILLIE WHITE £5 per The Angelus. 6.01 — News fol- 5.45 News- 6 iti.m. The Angelus; RTE head — Starting 8.30 p.m. sharp lowed by Sports Results. 6.15 — 6.01 Newstlme 6.30 Off Yer At Three- 4 p.m. Sons And 6 p.m. Gardeners' World; 6.35 Coming Sunday, Feb. 1 —. Deitis & Bobby Allen Our House 7.10 — Radharc. 7.40 Brush; 7 p.m. Evening Extra: Daughters: 4.30 Dempsey's Den The Sulllvans- 7.05 Scarecrow Sunday, January 25 — DOUBLE J SOUND —Murphy's Micro Quiz-M. 8.30— 7.30 Eamon De Bultlear's Ire- with Bosco; 5 p.m. Newsline; And Mrs. King- 8 p.m. Nuacht; Glenroe. 9.00 — News 9.15 — land- 8 p.m. Valerie- 8.30 Iris 5.25 Pat's Chat; 5.35 Bosco Goes 8.10 Cursai- 8.40 Music For Me; Tuesday, Jan. 27—REPEAT OF OVER 55's SING SONG Sunday Night At The Gaiety. 87: 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Miami Fishing- 5.45 News: 6 p.m. The 9.10 100 Great Paintings: 9.10 10.35 — Questions And Answers. Vice; 10.25 Hanly's People; 10.55 Angelus: 6.01 Newstlme: 6.30 Chiefs- 11.10 Newsnight: 11.30 Presented by Michael Walsh and Jim Duggan. 11.30 — Late News. The Golden Girls- 11.25 Late Play The Game; 7 p.m. Evening A Budget Broadcast on behalf News. Extra- 7.30 Megamix; 8 p.m. of Fianna Fail- 11-40 Wogan. J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 RTE 2 — 5.30 The Edison WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL Twins: 5.55 Earth Watch: Sur- vival; 6.25 A Country Practice; 6.55 Mastermind; 7.30 Corona- tion Street- 8 o.m. Nuacht- 8.10 SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 SUil Thart; 8.30 Fanado:' 8.55 ABBEYSIDE SCOUT DISCO The Monday Movie : Fear In 3.40 — Six Generations. 4.00— The Night. Starring Judy Gee- THIS SUNDAY Saturday Matinee: The Winds son, Joan Collins and Ralph Of Kitty Hawk. Starring Mich- Bates; 10.30 Wogan: 11.10 News- NOTES CAPPOQUIN ael Moriarty and David Huff- night; 11.30 Night Light. invested at the scout badge NIGHT man. 5.45 _ Jim'U Fix It. 6.25 — TROOP MEETING badges Blankety Blank. 7.05 — National stage with many merit Strictly Over 18 * Neat / TUESDAY Last Saturday night's meet- also being presented. ROWING Dress Essential -k Bar Geographic. 8.05 — Nuacht. 8.15 —Hart To Hart. 9.10 — Public RTE 1 — 2.40 Good Afternoon 0g, our first uniform meetiug Extension ^ Record. 9.40 — Love-joy. 10.35 — with Twentieth Century His- of '87 began with a revision of ADVENTURE TRIP CLUB Screen International: Murder tory; 3 p.m. 'Live' At Three: 4 the Scouts Promise. While Our planned adventure trip -mm - Of A King. p.m. Emmerdale F'arm; 4.30 subs were being collected Mich- on February 22nd is drawing (MEMBERS' NOTICE) Dempsey's Den with Bosco; 5.05 ael Cosgrave carried out a uni- closer, and preparations are Paint For Fun- 5.15 Dominic; form InsDection where the spick well underway. At this stage all SATURDAY, JANUARY 24— 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The Angelus; n' span 'Tigers' under the wing cubs and scouts are out, and 6.01 Newstlme; 6.30 Rapid Roul- of John Whelan emerged win- about with their sponsorship ette; 7 p.m. Evening Extra- 7.30 ners. cards. We are also hoping for a Face Of The Earth- 8 p.m. Calor LUCKY NUMBERS BALLYSAGGART Our first game of the night big turnout from the general Kosangas Housewife Of The public on the day. We will give Bar Extension THE "CATS" BAR Year; 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Today was 'long wheel-barrows' where the patrols had to try and you more details on this over MOUNT MELLERAY Tonight; 10.10 Dallas- 11.05 The the next few weeks. NOTES Mood Is Food; 11.35 Late News. make the longest possible 'bar- G.A.A. NOTES rows. This game met with Thursday, January 22 — CARD DRIVE Non-Stop Draw — First draw RTE 2 — 5.40 Swim: 6.05 The mixed .feelings with Alan Mul- FROM THE LOG: Oct. 18, 1940 Monday, 2nd February. Because Abbott & Costello Show; 6.35 A cahy, Bryan Elstead and Mich- On Sunday last a friendly Sunday, January 25 — SING ALONG WITH CONNIE of the very severe weather over Country Practice- 7.05 Star- ael Verling seeming to enjoy hurling match between some the last week our non-stoo draw man; 8 p.m. Nuacht: 8.10 Our- themselves. members of the 4th Waterford ST. MICHAEL'S HALL, BALLYDUFF promoters were unable to call sai; 8.40 Glenroe- 9.15 Oineclub: and 11th Waterford troons took on all their members. Therefore Tonight's instruction covered Sunset Boulevard; 11.10 News- the various steps in the pro- place at the Abbeyside Sports- FRIDAY 23, SATURDAY 24, SUNDAY 25 JANUARY we have decided to postpone the night; 11.30 Night Light. field. After several balls had first draw for one week. gress scheme from scout badge Nightly at 8.15 p.m. to scout leader. been lost and many chaps The first draw will now take WEDNESDAY showed themselves anxiou to place on Monday night, 2nd s — 2.35 Good Afternoon Game number two was 'Quar- get to the movies, the final SEA V,EW THE PIKE February in the Community RTE 1 ters' where the lads were whistle sounded leaving the Winter High-Lights H AYPC ' ' Centre at 8.30 p.m. All mem- with Better Than New 3 p.m. •• I Cj - DUNGARVAN 'Live' At Three; 4 n.m. Emmer- broken into four groups, the score at 2 goals and i point for Devised and Directed by Geraldine Canning. bers can of course attend this idea being not to get caught Abbeyside with 2 goals for Dun- or any of our draws during the dale Farm; 4.30 Dempsey's Den Friday, January 23 — PROGRESSIVE 45 with Bosco; 5 p.m. Zoom The with the ball when the whistle garvan. We will not 'finish this "Bairnardo," "Annie," "Dreamland," "Rhymeland," "Cats," year. was blown. Ay an Ryan, Sean report without mentioning the Card holders are asked to give White Dolphin; 5.15 Butterfly "Oliver," "Mamie," "Wizard Of Oz" — Music, Song and In aid of Ballinroad Soccer Club. Island; 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The James and John Whelan showed hero of the Abbeyside team, cards and money to any club us how quick they can be under Danny Connors was a thorn In Dance. officer NOT LATER than Sun- Angelus: 6.0i Newstlme- 6.30 Sunday, January 25 — WILLIE WHITE Head Of The Class- 7 pressure. the side of the Dungarvan de- Admission £2.50 and £1.50. Tickets bookable 058/60157. day, February lst. p.m. fence and had a great game. Proceeds in aid of starving children — Please help us Evening Extra; 7.30 Zero- 8.05 F'or the nights patrol activity Kay O'Brien, Surgeon- 9 to sponsor a child'. p.m. each patrol had to out on a two -"SUB-SCRIBE PLUS." News; 9.30 Today Tonight Spe- minute designated sketch rang- cial; 10.30 The Detective: 11.30 ing from a wedding ceremony Late News. to pitching a ridge. The Wolf Patro1 of Niall O'Connor ran RTE 2 — 4 p.m. The Budget- 6 p.m. Life With Lucy- 6.30 A out winners here and were later Country Practice- 7 p.m. This rewarded for their efforts with Is Your Life; 7.'30 Coronation "OscarS" (calendars). Street: 8 p.m. Nuacht 8.10 Cur- Our final game of the night sal; 8.45 The McCalmans- 9.15 was the brainwave of A.C.L. Dynasty; 10.10 The Eye Of The Brian Mulvihill -which wasi call- Artist; 10.30 Wogan; 11.10 News- ed 'cars.' The lads, broke up night: 11-30 Night Light. into pairs and given a designat- ed car brand, -had to race against each other when called. THURSDAY Neil Carthy seemed "chuffed' RTE 1 — 2.30 Good Afternoon here while Sean Cartwright with Artists In Print- 3 p.m. would have preferred to be 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m-. Emmer- in something different than dale rarm; 4.30 Dempsey's Den his bubble car as it (or should with Bosco: 5.05 Dilin O Dea- I say him) got smashed up un- mhas 5.20 Space Stars: 5.46 der all the pressure. News; 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 The meeting ended with Newstlme; 6.20 Garda Patrol- notices o.f forthcoming events 6.30 The Cosby Show- 7 pm' followed by the scout prayer. Evening Extra: 7.30 The Moun- tain Lark: 8 D.m. Moonlighting- PATROL MEETING 9 p.m. News; 9.25 A Budget Broadcast On Behalf Of The With a 'big' investiture plan- Government; 9.40 Today To- ned for Saturday night, the 31st Night: 10.20 Fresh Fields; 10.50 January, our patrol meeting on Bookslde: 11.20 Late News. Sunday morning last was pretty hectic to say the least as tests RTE 2—5.10 Edward And Mrs. were planned, examined and Simpson; 6.05 Laurel And passed like they were going out Hardy: 6.30 A Country Practice; of fashion. Mark Stearn, Derek 7 p.m. Top Oif The Pons: 7.30 Kenneally, Alan Mulcahy and Mr. Tom Shanley, proprietor Anchor Bar, Dungarvan, presents first prize to Tony Elstead, Family Ties; 8 D.m. Nuacht; John Paul cosgrave were onlv a Enjoying the recent snowfall at Sunlawn, Cappoquin: Susan McGrath, Michael Brown, Tony winner of the Shanley Electric Shore Angling Competition organised by Abbeyside Shore 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 Mailbag: 9 few who passed at least one p.m. Touchdown Final- 10.10 test. On that night we hope to Hennebery, Martin McCarthy, Richard Cahill, Darren Rcddy, Mary Maher, Sharon Crotty, Angling Club. Also included is George Young, Chairman Abbeyside SAC. (Photo: Stearn) Mart And Market; 10.i5 The have a large number of scouts Kie ran Reddy, Philly Hennebery. (Photo 'by Kiely) DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1987. PAGE SEVEN
G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Weather Caused Postponement Of
WESTERN CONVENTION Because of 'the atrocious wea- ther conditions prevailing last week, it was found necessary to postpone the Divisional Conven- tion from Thursday until Tues- day of this week. This, as far Western Convention as i can recall, is the first oc- casion on which It was necesi- sary t0 put off a convention be- mediate football championship. nounced that offenders would son in recent times, the high- cause of bad weather. Dungarvan's motion relating be punished. light being the winning of two more, Mick O'Brien, Mick Lan- The meeting took place last to bye-law 3-01 doesn't precisely The counties concerned are County titles, i.e. Under 16 and ders, Patie Ahearne, John Sulli- night and a full report will ap- reveal what they have In mind certainly not alone in having Under 21 hurling and their ap- van, David Lee, Michael pear next week. about the relegation clause in a duty to do everything pos- pearance In the senior hurling OLeary, Michael Ormond Sr.; the senior hurling champion- sible t0 eliminate this disgust- Chairman — Donie Coughlan; final after a lapse of 40 years. 1 MINOR FOOTBALL ship. it could mean that they ing and unwelcome habit and They also won the junior foot- Vice-chairman _ Liam Buck- wish to abolish the relegation they deserve full support in ball league. He also detailed ley; Secretary — jimmy O'Gor- Also because of bad weather clause or change the formula their efforts. their tournament games, etc., man; Asst. Sec. — Brendan the minor football county trial for deciding which team goes Listening to these conven- and wrote in detail about the Lawton: Treasurer — Mrs. May against De La Salle College, down to intermediate. If the tion reports, I was reminded of development work on the field. Lawton: Asst. Treasurer — which was fixed for Saturday, Christy O'Brien; Registrar — clause is abolished it will be left the Western Bord na nOg Con- He referred to the wonderful had to be called off. It will go James Llnnane- P.R.O. — Paul to t'he County fixtures commit- vention in December, when work being done by the national ahead on next Saturday. O'Donoghue. Committee — Rev. tee to decide which club goes chairman, John Kiely very schools and secondary schools Bro. Dormer, Billy Kenneally, down to replace the new inter- strongly condemned the use of and paid a deserved tribute to Billy Cunningham, John Hene- SENIOR FOOTBALJ- mediate champions. I'm sure bad language and informed the the work of Rev. Bro. Dormer, han, Eddie Fenton, Noel Barry, there are a good number of in- meeting that he will instruct Sean Prendergast and Maurice A pilc-up on the Ski Run at Shanbally, Cappoquin, during the recent snow. (Photo by Kiely) Despite the very bad under- David Lee, Patsy Quinn. Martin termediate hurling clubs who all referees under his control Geary and John Henehan in foot conditions, the challenge McNamara. Matty Landers, P. will welcome any motion that to impose 'on the spot' penal- this regard. He didn't neglect against a Tipperary side went Lawton. Richie Ormond and would send Tallow back up to ties for any defaulter. to pay tribute to the club's ahead as scheduled at Kilshee- senior ranks! Paddy Whelan. lan on Sunday last, Although This ugly practice is certain- county players, those on selec- tion committees, the people who we had a full panel of players, ly not peculiar to the GAA, or Field Committee—M. Ormond. Cappoquin club seek to have worked for Scor, Community an experimental side was field- to any partlcularl club in our Bro. Dormer, D. Buckley, C. the under 21 championships re- Games and camogie. 28th WATERFORD 'B' SCOUT TROOP ed and the result was very sat- structured. The manner in county. It's a modern trend O'Brien, J. Linnane, M. McNa- isfactory. which the group teams have or- that is indecent and undigni- Finance — Mrs. May Lawton's mara, J. O'Gorman, D. Cough- REMINISCING '86 by Rev. -Fr. Meehan. Regional The result of this eighty min- ganised has been a bone of con- fied and if players, etc., have financial report showed that lan. This week features various Chaplain. Seven of our scouts utes trial was Tipperary 1-16, tention with clubs for a very little respect for their own re- the huge cost of running the Draw Committee — J. Hene- putations then they should be events, which occurred last year (YOUTH CENTRE were 'invested cxn that day in Waterford 1-14. The selectors long time and certainly it is clubs for the year came to han. D. Coughlan, C. O'Brien, made to consider their col- relating to .the Troop's acti- April and since then have are hopeful of playing two fur- time that something was done around £26,000, but because of E. Fenton, R. Ormond, P. Quinn, leagues on the team who are vities. turned into very good scouts. ther matches before taking on to improve matters here. The a successful fund-raising drive B. Cunningham, 1 Clare in the league at Ennis on County Chairman has a select often embarrassed when one or * DUNGARVAN) For the training of our Scoults and shrewd management of the Selection Committee, Senior February 8th. committee working on this for two foul-mouthed individuals accounts, the income exceeded ESTABLISHMENT Patrol Cup" were the Orca Pa- we prefer the 'learning by and Junior Hurling — M. Or- some time and they will pre- engage in the use of dirty lan- expenditure by almost £2,000 trol with David McCarthy as doing' method as opposed to sent their recommendations to guage. mond, D. Lee, J. O'Sullivan, M. The 28th 'B' Scout Troop was Patrol (Leader. WATERFORD v. KILKENNY Over the year a sum of £2,300 O'Leary, B. Cunningham. the classroom 'technique. Not the first County Board meeting. Clubs have a duty to discip- established on February 1st in The second com,petition was a alone have we found this to be Kilkenny have published their was paid out for hurleys and Junior and Under 21 Foot- The same club have a motion line players and members who sllotars. This figure shows only 1986. Scout meetings are held Sports Day held in the Friary a very enjoyable way of pro- team in good time for this AIB ball — Joe Tobin. P. Quinn. T. requesting that, Old Age Pen- are intemperate in their use of a part of the cost of success. It every Saturday night in the College grounds where the tournament game, which will be Landers. gressing through the Scout Pro- sioners be admitted free to all bad language and referees also Dungarvan Youth Centre. The the first for both themselves | was an excellent document Under 21 Hurling _ D. Buck- "Miick Burke Sports Inter- gress Scheme but also it benefits games except Provincial and have a responsibility in the 28th 'B' Isi the ,third Scout Troop and Waterford in 1987. Kil- which must have given members ley, M. Ormond, D. Coughlsun, Patrol Trophy" was up for those Who have a natural talent All-Ireland finals. A bye-law matter and should report such in Dungarvan and although kenny are obviously taking this a fair idea of the headaches as- John O'Gorman. grabs. Victorious once again and those who haven't, equally. here in Waterford is already on breaches of good conduct to the relatively new. has enjoyed a game very seriously and have sociated with being the finan- A special meeting will take were the 'Orca Patrol' with the records which makes pro- respective Boards. It's a chal- very good' relationship with the named their best team in an cial controller in a progressive place next month to elect, selec- David Walsh as P/L this time. BISHOP DEVLIN OF vision for free admission to all lenge worth taking on. people of Dungarvan'. We would effort to get off to a good start club. Lismore are really blessed tors for the minor and juvenile Also during the year we par- GIBRALTAR games for Old Age Pensioners. like to thank all those people for the new season. in having a person like May grades. ticipated in a Regional Competi- In the other motions, Lis- Lawton taking on this responsi- for their klndi words of praise During the month of August, LISMORE'S A.G.M. Plans for the erection of a tion—tthe O'Parrell. This was Waterford had a splendid more seek to have an arrange- bility. and encouragement during the we were very happy to partici- The tremendous interest in club pavilion, etc., are at, an heldi in Mt. Melleray and was turn-out for their training stint ment whereby the participants year. pate in a Massi which was cele- G.A.A. affairs in Lismore was Officers Elected: President advanced stage and it is plan- enjoyed by the members' of our at F'raher Field on Sunday mor- in the County senior finals will brated for us by the Bishop of fully illustrated on Sunday last Mossy Hyland: Vice-Presidents ned to have a meeting with the team. ning and afterwards the selec- be able to dine together after Gibraltar. Bishop Devlin,. This when almost 90 members turned — Rev. Fr. M. O'Gorman, Bro. property owner, Lord Harting- COMPETITIONS tors named their side to play both finals and Ballinacourty Mass was held in the Youth up for the best attended annual M. Barry, Superior, C.B.S., Lis- ton in the very near future. Kilkenny at .Walsh Park on and Brickeys have motions re- During 1986, the Troop held INVESTITURE/TRAINING Centre in Quann's and was a general meeting ever held by Sunday next at 2.30 p.m. lating to the running of the its first year of the two Inter- this club. Our only Investiture of 1986 tremendous success. They will Play Cork at Fraher football leagues In accordance Patrol Competitions. The win- was held in the Cappoquin We found Bishop Devlin to be Field on the following Sunday with bye-law. One of the delightful features ners' of the "O'Brien Inter- Scout Den and was celebrated a very sincere and- witty man'; in a sponsored game and are of the meeting was tha number a man who could well relate a unlikely to play any further of people who showed an inter- SECRETARY'S REPORT tale of interest, not only to the games before meeting Tipper- est in taking part in the dis- adults but also to the young ary in their vital league tie here County Secretary, Seamus cussions and the willingness of scouts present. on Sunday, February 15th. Grant, was recently honoured members to become part of the many committees which were ROAD We wish him a very peaceful by the Association for having TEAM v. KILKENNY elected for the coming year. New Year from all the scouts the best county secretary's re- ABBEYSIDE/BALLINACOURTY Pat Curran (Stradbally); port to a County Convention Chairman Donie Coughlan and extend to him a 'cead' mile Peter Walsh (Cnoc Sion), John MATERIALS failte' when he returns to Ire- and his report for this Conven- welcomed the members and Dunford (Colligan), Richard tion is well up to that standard. spoke at length about the ach- Tenders are invited for the supply of roadmaking land (his real home!) Ronayne (Lismore): Nothing happened In the ievements of the club and the materials at the undermentioned forestry centres- G.A.A. NOTES —More nexit week. Timmy Sheehan (Tallow), Liam county last year, that is not wonderful co-operation given to O'Connor (Erin's Own), mentioned in this exhaustive the hard working committee BALLYDUFF, CAPPOQUIN, COMERAGH, WESTERN CONVENTION scene will continue to be in- CAMP BANK David Foran (Portlaw); cluded on his list of activities. account, of our activities. during the year. He said that GARVAN, KILMACTHOMAS, MELLER> The postponed Western Con- Ger Fitzpatrick (Cnoc Sion), the huge attendance here was A deposit of ten pounds must Michael Ronayne (Lismore); vention went ahead on Tuesday SENIOR CITIZENS be paid this Saturday night to BAD LANGUAGE an Indication of the great in- TALLOW. of this week. As usual, we had Noel Crowley (Roanmore), secure your place In the sun. Shane Ahearne (Cnoc Sion), terest in the well being of the our full eight man delegation The snow blizzards of last Listening to a report on Full particulars and tender documental',,,, ~ Details of our Annual Camp '87 Anthony Cooney (Cnoc Conventions held throughout club. in attendance. Representing the weekend forced yours truly out for each forest from the relevant Forester-in-tTha _ of publication, temporarily. Well will be published in the near Sion); the country over the week-end. Secretary's Report — I have club were Greg 'Fives. Pat future. I heard at' least a couple of yet to read a more detailed re- Telephone Directory, Part two) or from the addtress below. Moore, Paddy Coyne, Jimmy this old fellow had to don the Pat Bennett (Ballysaggart), Pat wellies and cast aside all Ryan (Cnoc Sion), Kieran county chairmen openly con- port to a club meeting and in Healy. Johnny Burns, Tom AND FINALLY demning the use of bad lan- his twelve page document, The aw-ard of a contract may be subject to the produc- Treacy, Seamus O'Brien, John notions of club notes and the Delahuntv (Roanmore). like all in an effort to keep Subs.—R Sheridan, K. Ryan, guage on the field of play and Jimmy O'Gorman referred to tion of a tax clearance certificate from the Revenue Foley. A draw will take place at next the club's involvement in all the heat, UP and the water flow- J. Curran, J. Beresford, s. Pren- on the sideline during games. Commissioners. Our own Seamus O'Brien will week's meeting for those people One 'chairman instructed refer- eleven championships from un- ing And we nearly missed the who so kindly sponsored our dergast, M Collins, G. O Brien, der 10. up to senior. He said it be unopposed as Registrar thus D. Callaghan, B. Landers, T. ees to report all such cases that opportunity to refer to the sen- scouts on January 1st of '87. came to their notice and an- was their most successful sea- The latest date for the receipt of tenders is 4.00 p.m. continuing his outstanding line ior citizens Christmas dinner O'Donoghue, D. Byrne, F. of service to the Western 'All Scouts are requested to on lltih February, 1987. party held recently. We have contact their Patrol Leaders' on Doherty. Board. been part and parcel of the Having read Vincent Mulli- Thursday concerning a special Roads Section, senior citizens scene since the weekend activity. CONVENTION MOTIONS gan's very fine report\one is committee initiated these most Department of Tourism, Fisheries and Forestry, immediately reminded of the enjovable functions. -This year's — F.-Trp. SCRIBE As published here last week, Leeson Lane, outstanding reports Vincent function held at, Clonea Hotel, there are only fifteen motions Dublin 2. has presented to conventions listed for discussion at County TOURANEENA NOTES was, once again, another senior Telephone 01-600444 ext. 359. over the years. In this, his final citizens special. We need never convention this year. A record MR. PATRICK MCCARTHY Paddv Kiely Lucky tables — report as divisional secretary, wonder how or why our parish low number for the last quarter Ned "Landers. J. Prendergast, Vincent is, as always simply has such a special tradition and of a century. It is with deep sorrow and re- Paddy O'Donneli and partner. exact, factual, fair and utterly quality of life. That very tradi- What surprised me quite a bit gret we record the death of Mr. Raffle — 1st. Billy Hallahan: comprehensive. His outstanding tion, of which we are so proud, CAPPOQUIN/ was that following the severe Patrick McCarthy. Churchquar- 2nd, Paddy O'Donneli. The jack- service to the Western Board is was formed and handed down criticism of the Australian ter, Modeligo, which sad event pot. will be £120 on Saturday a matter of record — there is no to us by way of those who at- games that there was no motion occurred at, Ardkeen hospital. night. need to state the obvious — the tend at these senior citizens oc- AFFANE G.A.A. from a club In this county to Waterford on Friday last, Jan. healthy state of the Western casions. The manner In which The annual general meeting have the idea abandoned. I be- 16. Deceased was a member of IN HOSPITAL Board is the clearest evidence a very old, highly respected those folk enjoy themselves and was held at Cappoquin Paro- lieve that the vast majority of We wish a speedy recovery to needed to illustrate the effective the clubs in the County are in and widely connected family appreciate the help given to chial Hall and there was a Mrs. Elsie Cullinan, Newcastle, efficiency of his outstanding favour of having this type of and was held in high esteem by them, gives an inkling as to good attendance. who is a patient in St. Joseph's ^CIE t dedication to his post as divi- how our parish tradition was competition abolished and per- all sections of the community •The following officers were over a wide area. A quiet and Hospital. Clonmel at present. sional secretary. It als0 speaks formed. As always we were the elected — Chairman, Denis Mc- sonally I would favour such a volumes of his ability as a sin- transport men. Club Chairman, policy. It's a matter that the gentle person, Patle will be Carthy: Vice-Chairman, Mlch- sadly missed. cere communicator. All clubs in Greg Fives had a fleet of cars, hael Fraher; Secretary, Brian County Board should discuss in the division benefitted greatly involving some twenty five club Murray; Assistant Secretary: the very near future, since the To his bereaved wife, sons, from Vincent's administrative members and friends, on the Denis McGrath; Juvenile Sec- County will have an opportu- daughters, grandchildren, bro- ADDITIONAL EXPRESSWAY SERVICE attention and we in Abbeyside/ move and had the entire opera- nity of airing their views on thers, sisters, nephews, nieces retary, P. J Kiely: Treasurer, WATERFORD — LISMORE — CORK Ballinacourty are particularly tion flowing freely during the Tony McCarthy; Asst. Treasur- the matter when it, comes be- and numerous other relatives EXCELLENT proud of our fellow clubman. drive-time. We are sincerely er, Fintan Murray- P.R.O., fore Annual Congress in Wex- and friends, we tender our deep SUNDAYS We take this opportunity to pleased to have had the oppor- Eddie Fraher; Registrar / Scor ford next March. sympathy. wish Vincent every success in (During College Terms only) tunity to help the senior citiz- Officer, Michael Phelan Com- On Saturday evening the re: whatever leisuretlme activity he ens committee in their most mittee—D. Flynn, P. Curran, N. The tramore motion seeking mains were removed from Ard- ATTENDANCE AT On Sundays, as and from January 25, 1987, a new pursues. No doubt, the G.A.A. noteworthy work of caring for Heffernan, M. Morrissey, M. to have the senior football keen Hospital, to St. Mary's championship run on a league Expressway Bus Service will operate Waterford to Cork, our "young at heart' senior Byrne, J. Fraher, S. F'raher, J. Church, Touraneena, where fol- serving Cappoquin, Lismore, Tallow and Dungourney as McCarthy, E. O'Shea. system, similar to the hurling lowing the celebration of 11.15 championships is no surprise, as follows: f Mass on Sunday, interment was COMHALTAS °Our own Ned Keane proved to Playing achievements in the their chief spokesman, Patsy made in the family burial plot WATERFORD (BUS STATION) dep. 17.30 be a big success as M.C. Willie Flanagan gave warning of this past year were notably confin- In the adjoining cemetery. R.I.P. KILMACTHOMAiS (BUS AGENCY) 17.50 DUNGARVAN White and Dessle Baumann ed to the Juvenile Section and last year when he expressed were "super' and the facilities there was a very encouraging disappointment that the Mount SYMPATHY DUNGARVAN (BUS AGENCY) 18.20 provided by our own John and report from the Juvenile Secre- Sion motion did not Include CONVENTION CAPPOQUIN 18.40 Ann McGrath were excellent football. Had it been before con- Sincere sympathy is also ex- TOURIST OFFICE retary, P. J. Kiely. LISMORE 18-50 All-'-ound a great parish day. A significant improvement in vention last year, I have no tended to the family and rela- Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan Long may It continue. the club finances was noted doubt but, that it would have tives of the late Mrs. Kathleen was the venue on Sunday, Jan- TALLOW 19-00 with great satisfaction princi- been passed. I am not too sure Morrissey. Sliabh Na Man, Clon- uary Hi, for Waterford CCE DUNGOURNEY 19-15 HELD ITS LEVEL SCOR NA nOG that the clubs will agree as mel, whose death took place pally due to the success of the COuoty Convention, The attend^ CORK arr. 20.00 A report for 1986 by South Our Scor na nOg competitors recent draw in which the work readily now as a number of last week. Burial took place in ance of members from ail over had no luck at the county finals St. Mary's Cemetery, Touran- East Tourism on the operations of promotion by very many the views expressed to me on the county made thlsi the most Road Passenger Section, of Tourist, Offices throughout held at Kill Community Hall members had been very com- the subject, seem to favour the eena. well attended convention' for Go Expressway the region states that Dungar- last week-end. Despite Pfrform- mendable. 'knock-out' arrangement with years1. The meeting was ad- C.I.E., WATERFORD. van was the only high season ng extremely well we had to Jim Joe Landers paid due tri- the leagues kept intact and run YOUTH CLUB MEETING dressed by the Ard Stiurfchoir of office to hold In or near the give way to stronger opposition bute to the memory of their as directed by bye-law. Comhaltas, Labhras O Murchu, in the Novelty Act, Question A very important meeting ol 1985 level. J t late great member, Paddy Wall, In relation to a Dunhill mo- who. in a bilingual address said Time and Solo Singing items. the Touraneena Youth Club will The report, circulated at the whose death had occurred dur- tion which deals with dual par- that Waterford was steepedi in However, well done to all for be held in the Parish Hall, on January monthly meeting of ing the year. ticipation of clubs in senior our culture and traditions. Is e giving us such enjoyment. Par- Friday night to discuss details Dungarvan Urban Council by hurling and football and re- tobar an aucais tobar an docas ticular mention to our young of the newslink. All those inter- Cllr R A. Walsh, stated that quests that a period of fourteen a dulrt se. Bhi an-athas air go NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS & PURCHASERS OF "cor organiser, Billy Power, who ested are requested to attend. bednights increased by almost days should elapse between was deputising for Fr. ODon- raibh craobh de'n Comhaltas MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS 9% (from 325 in 1985 to 354 in games involving both codes, n*ii Rillv quite clearly .secured 45 RESULTS bunaithe sa Rinn, ait a raibh 1986): enquiries also increased f^aKrQhtoself in-this par- many members have under- an Gaelinn mar gnath theanga. Results of 45 drive held in slightly 'from 2,631 in '85 to ticular area of administration standably asked why the motion He congratulated the officers Deckle's Lounge, Modeligo on 2,660 in '861 but reservations GOVERNMENT relates to senior only. They for their excellent work in fur- were down by 9% from 132 to Fr O'Donneli is due back in Saturday night last—1st. Mich- COMMUNITY MILK CESSATION SCHEME point out that this concession thering the aims of OOE. action within the next few should also be extended to a ael J. Walsh and Michael Fitz- The Department of Agriculture wishes to remind milk 12 weeks Well done to all concern- APPOINTMENTS senior football club with an in- gerald- 2nd divided between There were lively and producers that under this scheme, holders of milk quotas °- , ^ cd with our efforts in tne t>cor Seamus Coughlan, Ann B'yrne, thought-provoking debates on The following appointments termediate hurling side, or vice- under the super levy arrangements who are considering Literature earnings remained competitions. Pat Denn and Eddie Walsh. many suibjeots. Among the con- were announced on last Mon- versa (senior hurling with only more or less at the same level Last five — Tom Tobin and tributors were Margaret discontinuing milk production can obtain an annual MEETINGS , ,„ . day evening:— intermediate football) as the ( B708 in '85 as against £703 in Browne, Ballyimacarbry branch; premium of 6 ECU/100 kg (approximately 23p per gallon) Mr. Dan Hurley, Waterford same players would be involved '86, while commission revenue Our next club meeting will be anyway. Alice Fitzgerald, Naomh Pad- for seven years on surrender of their quotas. Those went up from. £19 in '85 to £260 on 29th Jan. (Thursday) at 8 Co. Manager, Dungarvan re-ap- ln Erin's Own club will try to raig; Donal O Clonnfhaola, The report added: £1,774 was pointed by the Minister for the interested are reminded thait t'he closing date for receipt P have the intermediate hurling Dungarbhaini; John Murray, spent on signposting, gondolas juvenile committee meets on Environment, 'Mr. John Boland championship run on a county- Portlaw; Joe Roche, Ballyduff/ of applications is 15 February 1987. and a cash register. The mer- to the National Housing Fin- this Thursday night, 22nd Jan. wid" basis rathan than on Ballinvella / Ballysaggart, All Application forms can be obtained from any co-operative chandising was improved and ance Agency: Mr. Michael a a divisional system, as it) is Are You Worried we carried some souvenir items. VTnanc^Committee chairman, Doody, City Manager, Waterford eight motions- on the clar were or dairy or direct from the Department amd should be at present. Intermediate clubs These were a success in Dun- Noel Fleming has been quite appointed by An Taoiseach Dr passed including one calling for forwarded before this date to: Dairying Production will very likely support this garvan. It was the only high busy and all members of that Garret FltzGerald to the Na- the re-structuring of the Cbdste motion, as they did some years About Drugs? Division, Department of Agriculture, Agriculture House season office to hold in or near committee will have been noti- tional Archives Advisory Coun- Celii. ago when it came under the (2C), Kiklarc Street, Dublin 2. last year's level. We also had a fied of arrangements for their cil- Mr. John O'B'yrne, Lodge "DRUG-AID" can help. The following officers were control of the County Board. 1 window display in a commercial meeting- Incidentally Noel has Stud. Kilmacthomas reappoint- elected : Gathaolrleach. Micheal Many feel that, it, would make premises In the Square which been appointed joint treasurer ed by Mr. Austin Deasy, Minis- Phone 051/73333 O Maranain; Leas-Cathaolr- the championship more inter- no doubt was very useful and with our club committee. I had ter for Agriculture to be a Dir- leaoh, Michael Power; Runai, Issued by tho esting. It would give intermedi- together with more signposting inadvertently omitted Noel's ector. National Stud. "DRUG-AID" ate clubs membership of the Mlaire Govers'; Clsteolr, Breeda helped the Dungarvan Office. name from the complete list ol 1 Department of County Board. The case to be Roche; PRO, Alice Fltegerald ; The location Is not in the town committee members in my re- 32 The Mall. Waterford. made against, it is that it, would Auditors, Martin Forristal and centre and is not on a ground port from our A.G.M. but ol Printed and published by the Agriculture considerably reduce the revenue Mon-Fri. 8 pm - 10 pm M,ajttie Fahey; Delegates to floor." course Noel Is very much a Proprietors at their Office and committee man — just one oi of the Divisional Boards. Munster Council, Micheal O, N.B. — The Tourist Office is Works, 78, O'Conneli Street, Maranain and Maire Govers-. I located in the Library building his many posta with us in fact. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. It wouldn't effect the inter- at Lower Main Street.
• PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 159, 1987. Confidence Must Be Restored REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS
In a statement issued last Thursday, Dr. Donal Ormonde, T.D., Fianna Fall deputy spokes- man for Health said:— Says Dr. Ormonde Last week saw the culmina- tion of four years of mis- why should he borrow to invest government with the disclosure has long since run out for uiem. In business if he is going to They must now go and allow a of the catastrophic unemploy- end up working to pay his bank ment figures. new single party Fianna Fail interest. government to put together a "Attempts to undermine the "A close second offender is budget and get this country seriousness of these latest stat- the exorbitant high rates of moving again." istics with excuses such as sea- taxation both corporate and YOUNG WORKFORCE sonal adjustment and greater personal. There Is no Incentive "Confidence needs to be re- equality in social welfare for to work hard in this country stored immediately both inside women can only be treated with as the Irish are only too willing and outside the country. We are utmost contempt for this appal- to do abroad where they are still the 24th richest country in ling administration. The truth suitably recompensed for their the world with one of the hlghr is that the unemployment fig- efforts. est qualified young workforces, ure — of 257,000 — is far worse "No records will ever reveal but to benefit from these advan- than revealed. This figure does the true extent of the enormous tages the economy must be not include the numbers of amount of money which left stimulated. We must create em- Irish people forced to leave this this country as a result of the ployment, take the people off country to find employment Introduction of the D.I.R.T. tax. the dole, get more disposable abroad. The true figure is far "These are just a tip of the income in our pockets and re- closer to 300,000. Every family Iceberg when highlighting rea- duce the rate of taxation. The in the country must now be sons for this country's predica- high interest rates will come affected with Waterford parti- ment. down as confidence grows. The Irish people will live again un- cularly hit, in spite of two Min- "The longer this government isters from this area for three der a Fianna Fail government," hangs on the greater the crisis Dr. Ormonde concluded. and a half years. we will find ourselves in. Time "The Coalition Government has steered this country to the disastrous state it now finds it- self. The reasons for this dil- emma are endless but one cause that spans all others is the lack KNOW YOUR RIGHTS of the government's understand- q.—My husband had to give . gone following a Supreme Count ing of "confidence" as a wea- up work ,a few years ago after ' j udgment about -it. A new pon. The Wall Street crash in a couple oif serious operations, scheme 1® at present being 1929 was artificial, caused sole- and will probably never work planned by the Dept. of Social ly by a lack of confidence. Every again. He 'gets an Invalidity Welfare-. This- is a means-tested action this Coalition has un- Pension from ithe Department of scheme but as a general guide dertaken has led to a further Social Welfare. iNow that the line those whose- only weekly diminution of this important children are m their teens, I income lis- one of the following ingredient imperative for the started looking for work, and payments should qualify with- wellbeln? of this country. even though I hadn't worked for out a means test: a long time, I was lucky enough No-n^Contributory Old Agfc to get a dob as a secretary. Just Pension-, Contributory Old Age yesterday someboly told me Pension, Retirement Pension, that my husband's pension Widows Non-Contributory Pen- might be cut soon under some sion. Widows Contributory Pen- "equality" law. We filled in a sion Blind Pens-ton, Invalidity form a while ago about how Pens-ion, Deserted Wife's Bene- much I was earning and so on, fit, Deserted Wife's Allowance, but nobody said anything about Unmarried mother's Allowance, cutting his pension. What's Single Woman's Allowance, happening, Prisoners Wife's Allowance, A.—Assuming he is on the full Supplementary Welfare Allow- rate of Invalidity Pension, your ance (Basic Rate), Disabled husband 'has' probably been get- Persons Maintenance Allow- ting £47.10 for himself. £30.60 ance, Infectious Diseases Main- for you, and something between tenance Allowance, Special- Al- "One of the biggest culprits £9.55 and' £11.50 for eaoh child lowance from the Dept. of De- in destroying our economy must fence. i. depending how many of them The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week is a real gem and reaches back to the very dawn of the present century. Taken in 1904 be the unrealistic high interest there are) Ha has been getting Until mid-November Com- rates. Why should any mar. use this regardless of your means, munity Welfare Officers con- it shows the Square and Mary Street in Dungarvan as they were in those times with the old Weigh-house in the centre of the Square. It was the his money as venture capital if and would have got it even il tinued to accept applications occasion of the annual procession and it will be noted that the processionists in those days walked in the opposite direction to that now he can earn 12% with no hassle you were a millionaire. This is for fue-l vouchers under the o-ld followed. Note the "Lifebuoy Soap" sign on the gable at Walsh's corner shop and the names over the other shops to the left and right of it. An or risk by leaving it in a bank 1 because tihe social -welfare sys- scheme. We understand that article in the Spotlight column of the "Leader" published on August 15, 1959 (to which reference was made in last week's issue) stated: "In olden account. On the other hand tem always: traditioanlly treat- they are no longer doing so and ed the man as- the breadwinner we will all have to await de- tJays ... the Weigh-house was a timber building with a corrugated shed. In front of it was a water-trough and nearby a lamp standard. Except and the rest of the family as tails' of the re-placement for a "roadway" which ran through it from Bridge Street to Mary Street the rest of the Square had a clay and cobblestone surface which on wet dependants, no matter what the scheme, expected in the new days turned into a thick muddy puddle . . . Old photos of the Square (such as the above) showed women in their long black dresses, shawls or actual family circumstances. year. capes and the men with the wide-brimmed shallow-crowned hats and three-quarter length coats, while the youths in knickerbockers and skull caps NO MONEY FOR The other side of the coin was People receiving short-term that, if you were on the pen- payments (UA, UB, DB) are moved around the untackled carts . . ." The description aptly fits the above photo which has very krndly been loaned to us by Andy Kelly, sion. you would have got noth- 6ti® excluded ait present but it Railway View, Kilmacthomas. 0RESTRY ing for him or for the children, should be noted that any per- no, matter what the financial son who can establish that he/ circumstances. she has a special heating need may qualify for a heating EES The new rules that came in Monday, Janu •La letter from in the second half of November supplement under the Supple- o-. --—i^ST Forestry are the resiult of an EEC mentary Welfare Allowance re- LETTERS TO THE - irw^.-^Viuary monthly gulations:. C'hiecik wiith the Com- j-"vv tiberlord Co. Coun- directive, a®-ree
COLLINS — In loving memory HAYES — The brothers and of James and Mary Collins, sisters of the late Denis Hayes, Dungarvan Leader Frank Browne Chapel Street, Tallow, whose Carmarghen, South Walsh, and anniversaries occur on Jan. 18 late of Main Street, Cappoquin, TELEPHONE (058)41203 MURPHY'S and Feb. 17. R.I.P. Masses of- wish to thank most sincerely all fered. those who sympathised with FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1987 TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND (Always- remembered by Pat, them in their sad bereavement; NURSERY SPECIALISTS Marcella, Treasa and their those who attended the removal, families). Mass and funeral, those who RALEIGH AGENTS sent Mass cards, telegrams, DOHERTY — Second Anniver- NEWS OF TOWN All Leading Brands Stocked sary — In loving memory of my letters of sympathy and floral First Class After Sales BODY SHOP 058 42424 dear mother Hannah Doherty tributes, the clergy, kind neigh- Service. Garvan's Terrace, Dungarvan. bours and friends who helped AND Trade-Ins accepted. 24 Hour car accident service-used car who died on January 18, 1985. in every way. In grateful appre- PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. sales, crash repairs and resprays. Masses offered. ciation the Holy Sacrifice of the Baby requirements at. We shall meet again in a Mass has been offered for their ROUNDABOUT Intentions. unbeatable prices brighter land DEISE GUN CLUB Telephone 058/41376 Where farewell is never A meeting will be held at spoken MULCAHY — The daughters, Lawlor's Hotel on Thursday, brother, sisters, grandchildren, HAVE YOU A We shall clasp each other Jan. 29 at 8.30 p.m. All members relatives and friends of the late hand in hand are requested to attend. End of Thomas- Mulcahy, Carrowgar- And the clasp shall never be season meeting. —(Advt.) riffe, Cappagh, wish to thank FOR SALE MANUFACTURING broken. PADRE PIO PRAYER GROUP all those who sympathised with All are welcome to Rosary (Always: remembered by her them ln their recent sad be- loving son Noel, Anne May and and Celebration of Mass at St. Gas Heaters £55 IDEA? reavement- those who sent Joseph's Hospital, on Thursday grandchildren). Mass cards and letters of sym- COME AND TALK TO THE evening at 7.15 p.m. DUGGAN—Eleventh Anniver- pathy, all who attended remo- Gas Cookers £199 COUNTY sary — In loving memory of a Let -us pray for a renewed val, Mass and burial. A special vision of Christ, present among DEVELOPMENT dear mother and grandmother, word of thanks to Sr. B'aptist, Margaret, late o,f 35 Mitchel us wherever there ls human OFFICER Sr. Maura, nurses and Staff of need. —(Advt.). J. FORDE Street, Dungarvan, who died on St. Vincent's 'Hospital for their FRIENDS OF ST. MARTIN ERGAS DEALER — at — January 20th, 1976. Masses of- kindness to him during his ill- Michael >Walsh. Coolnagour, Dungarvan Library fered. ness. A special word of thanks SPAR FOODSTORE Dungarvan is putting n a Friday, 23rd January Sometimes it's only a lifetime to Dr. Maurice O'Sullivan, Dr. 0 Musical Night in the Park 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sometimes it's only a day Isobel Brennock, Fr. Doherty, MAIN STREET, TALLOW House on Tuesday, 27th January Deep within our hearts dear P.P., Fr. Butler, C.C. and Fr. J. Phone 058/56215 — and at — at 8.00 p.m. All are welcome. Mam Mountain, Dublin, the local Acot Offices, Lismore You are never far »way. —(Advt.). Tuesday, 27th January clergy, and all the kind neigh- A GROUP OF CAPPOQUIN RESIDENTS ENJOYING THE RECENT SNOWFALL. Those who think of Mammy bours and friends who helped 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. today in so many ways. Trusting that (Photo by Kiely) HTssued by (Waterford A little prayer to Jesus say. this acknowledgment will be ac- DUNGARVAN Grant available Co. Development Team) (Inserted by your loving sons. cepted by all in grateful appre- Michael, Jimmy, Liam, Martin, ciation. The Holy Sacrifice of for person Tommy, daughters-in-law, Mel- the Mass has been offered for lie. Hannah, Bridle, Alice, the intentions of all. COLF Betty, grandsons, grand-daugh- LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES interested in ters, great - grand - daughters, COLOUR TV Francise, Niamh, great-grand- LISMORE ATHLETIC 19th In the /Western League livan, Lilv McCarthy, Susan Mc- Own your own 22'' Colour TV son Jamie, Dungarvan, London CLUB CLUB NOTES and the Premier Team play Carthy. Kerneth Whelan, Sean for as little as i setting up A,m,e r i c ^ ) Lismore A.C. was strongly Cionmel in the League on Daly. —(P.R.O. U. OL.). £16.19 per month. DUGGAN—Eleventh Anniver- VOTE OF SYMPATHY represented at the Youghal A.C. Thursday night (to-night) 22nd Finance arranged. 4 years January. GOLF RESULTS sary — In loving memory of my Abbeyside Fine Gael Branch Open Cross Country meeting small business guarantee on parts, labour NOTES The u/16 team are leading in dear grandmother, Margaret, At a recent meeting, sym- ana our athletes ran with dis- 1st, P. Beecher (17) 43j; 2nd, and tube. late of 35 Mitchel Street, Dun- FIXTURES tinction and produced many their league and play Tourin J. Hornibrook (12) 44. pathy wias extended to Mrs. M. Thursday / Friday — 14 Hole next, in Tourin on this coming in Cappoquin Rent a New 22" Colour TV garvan, who died on January fine performances including an 24th/25th Spring League—12 Kiely, Knockaiteemore and- Mrs. Stableford. Saturday — 14 Hole Saturday. Team as follows — BOX NO. S424 'Leader' Office for only £15 per month 20th, 1976. Masses offered. outstanding lst place by Mar- Holes stableford. Time may pass and fade P. Oashin, Abbeiys-lde, on the Stableford. Tee reserved 10.30 to Fiona Howard, Slnead Power, — from — tina Moore. Here are the list Ladies Branch: Jan. 27th —9 away, recent death of their brother, 1130, Bank of Ireland outing. of prizewinners -for Lismore Mark O'Sullivan, Michael O'Sul- Holes Stroke. M.W. Prize. Paddy McCarthy, Churchquar- But loving thoughts will Sunday — 18 Hole Stroke and and congratulations to them CASEY TV ter, Cappagh. Home Alliance. and indeed to all those who DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 always stay. WANTED - USA (Inserted by your loving competed for Lismore. Remember: What we sell we grand-daughter Margaret). Girls u/8 — 5th Christine GIRL FOR AU PAIRING service. ORGAN — Eighth Anniver- O'Keeffe; Girls u/10 _ 4th Joan IN NEW JERSEY sary — in loving memory of our Coleman: Girls u/12—lst, Mar- dear mother Mary Organ, late RECENT DEATHS tina Moore; Girls u/14 — 2nd For Doctor and wife and AVAILABLE — Reliable young of 66 Murphy Place, Abbeyside, Matilda Beecher- Girls u/16— family of 4. woman to mind child in who died on January 24th. 1979. 3rd Lily McCarthy. Light housekeeping duties,)! woman's own home; weekly or RIP Girls u/12 Team Section—lst, 'own room, Catholic family.1) daily. — Box No. K420 "Leader' Wiil those who think of hei MRS. ANNE (CHRISS) MR. PADDY Lismore (Martina Moore, Noelle nice locality, terms by agree- ( Office. today, Fennessy, Rena Carey, Gerald- ment, position could be per-fl TO LET — 10 -acres for tillage A little prayer to Jesus say. ine Barry. Melalne O'Reilly). Dungarvan Harriers manent. Letter only to: Box/ in the Camphlre area. Phone (Always remembered by her Girls u/W Team Section—lst, loving sons and daughters). MCCARTHY WHELAN No. 423 "Leader" Office. 058 54526. Feelings of profound sorrow Lismore (Matilda Beecher, RIORDAN — Twelfth Anniver- Maude Cunningham. Eileen HYPNOTHERAPY relieves sary — In loving memory of my and regret were occasioned in The death, at an advanced Dungarvan at news of the age, of Mr. Paddy Whelan, Fitzgerald, Caroline Fennessey). worry, anxiety, tension and fear dear brother Patrick, late of 8, Girls u/14 Team Section—2nd. without taiblets. Teaches- you to Congress Villas, Dungarvan and death of Mrs. Anne (Chriss) O'Connell Street, Dungarvan, McCarthy, which occurred at took place at St. Joseph's Hos- Lismore (Lily McCarthy, Eithr.a FOR SALE relax at will: resolve habits of Newport, S. Wales, wh0 died on Dahill, Kate Cunningham. Car- smoking, obesity, nail biting 13th January, 1975. Sacred her residence, Brigid's Terrace, pital, Dungarvan on Tuesday, Point-To- mel Martin). etc. BuiUds your confidence and Heart of Jesus, grant his soul Dungarvan, on Monday, Jan- January 13. He had been ill for uary 12. Aged 77 she had been some time. Boys u/10 — 3rd, Michael ability to cope witlh. your life. eternal rest. Masses offered. Molumphy. FIREWOOD BLOCKS Invaluable to teachers and Along the road to yesterday ill for some time. Member of a well-known and Mrs. McCarthy who was a highly esteemed family, Paddy Again well done to all con- Ash, Beeeh and Oak; de- students; a sound investment That, leads us back to you, cerned. livered: £40 per ton: distance for youir future health and Are memories together and native of Kllmoganny, came to had been a popular and valued member of the staff of Central no object. success. All sessions carried out happy days we knew. Dungarvan in 1933 and worked —(P.R.O. Lismore A.C.). for a time at Powers Bakery in Dairies Ltd. for many years up Also 3-ton van and driver in strict privacy aind quiet And every day dear "Pa" we RECENT DEATHS Point Races O'Connell Street. She was wife to his retirement. available for nationwide seclusion; by appointment only, seem to find a way, of Jimmy McCarthy who had A most inoffensive man, he We offer our sincere sympa- deliveries: Dublin. Cork, no caller® please. I have 30 To wander back to meet you thy to Mrs Laura Hornibrook Galway, Limerick daily. yiears experience m this field.— worked for many years at Jim was extremely popular with all On the road to yesterday. Barron's Tobacconist, O'Connell on the death of her father; and Dhain Saw For Hire — £15 W. H. Mliddileton Leytom MBSH. those who came to know him. Will kind friends who think Street. A charming lady, she to Mrs. Eileen O'Donnell on the per day. The Lodge, Mocollop. Bali-ydufl Sincere sympathy is extended of Pa today wa possessed of many estim- death of her mother. SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 Uppeav CO. Waterford. Phone A little to Jesus say. s to his sorrowing brother Mich- Telephone 056/28340 Drayer able .onalities. She., was a good HICKEY 6 RACES 058/60113, aniytJlime after 2 p.m. (Loved and remembered al- ael, nephews, niece and otner MRS. M. anytime. friend and neighbour and was relatives on their sad loss. daily. -(30-1) wavs bv your sister Noreen, The death took place on Jan. ever ready to help those in His remains were removed on 7th at Catherine McAuley Nurs- Frank. Jo. Blllie, Christopher need of assistance, she made HOUSE To LET, central and Sean). Wednesday evening to St. ing Home, Charleville of Mrs. many friends during her life- Mary's Parish Church and were Dungarvan; near shops, church WRIGHT — Sixth Anniver- Mary Ann Hickey, Currareigh, • • • • BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt and schools; adults only. Tele- time and her death has been blessed by Rev. M. Culllnan, Lismore. The funeral was on sary — In loving memory of the cause of much sorrow to all phone 058/41685. John Wright, late of Congress C.C., assisted by Rev. J. Griffin, Thursday, 8th January from Race Disco Night of Races Drills, Hammers, Grinders who knew her but more espe- Villas. Dungarvan, who died C.C.. Very Rev. M. Brennock, O'Malley's Funeral Home, Char- and Transformers. cially to her sorrowing husband O.S.A. and Very Rev. J. O'Sul- leville to St. Carthage's Churcn, December 29, 1981. Masses of- Jimmy and family to whom we Whitechurch House Hotel. Also Grass Cutters and fered. livan. Lismore, where Mass was con- • • • • Hedge Trimmers, extend our deep and sincere Rev. W. Carey. C.C.. celebrat- celebrated by Rev. Patrick Will those who think of him sympathy IN MEMORIAM today ed Requiem Mass on Thursday Cronin and Rev. Carthage BEN O'NEILL Her remains were removed A little prayer to Jesus say. morning after which the Cronin (brothers). The burial from the Kiely Funeral Home to O'Connell Street, Dungarvan DALTON — Tenth Anniver- (Always remembered by his funeral took place to Kilgobinet was on F'riday, 9th January to Dinner Social, Friday February 20 St. Mary's Parish Church on Phone 058/41933 (t-c) sary — In loving memory of loving wife and family). cemetery for burial. Rev. P. But- St. Carthage's cemetery after Margaret Dalton, late of 20, Tuesday evening and were ler. C.C., officiated at the grave- 11 a.m. Mass. Whitechurch House Hotel blessed by Rev. P. McCarthy, side assisted by Rev. W. Carey, Church Street, Dungarvan, who The deceased is survived by Music bv Pat McNamara. LAWNMOWERS repaired and O.S.A. (nephew-ln-law), assisted C.C.. Rev. M. Culllnan, C.C., Very died on January 22, 1971. "All I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS her sons Michael and Tony; sharpened. — The Foundry, by Very Rev. M. Brennock, Rev Dean Cassidy, P.P., Very Dinner 9 p.m. — Subscription £9 ask of you is to remember me CASH MAN — The family of Rev. Patrick Cronin. O.M.I, and Stephen Street, Dungarvan. O.S.A.. Rev. G. Hickey, O.S.A., Rev. J. O'Sullivan and Rev. G. Tickets available from Committee. a-t Mass and Holy Communion." the late Teresa Oashman, 62, Rev. Carthage Cronin. O.M.I, McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE (.Masses offered). Mu-rphy Place. Abbeyside. wish Rev. W. Carey, C.C.. Rev. J. Grif- Hickey. O.S.A. Is open every Sunday from 11 fin, C.C., Rev. M. Culllnan. C.C (brothers): daughters-in-law. to thank most sincerely all their grandchildren, nephews, nieces, a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 (Inserted by her loving ana Very Rev. J. O'Sullivan. relatives, neighbours and relatives and friends. p.m. week days; closed on Mon- daughter Louie and grand- friends for their support and daughter Claire.) F'r. McCarthy celebrated the May she rest in peace. day--McGuire's Garden Centre, sympathy shown during the Requiem Mass on Wednesday Rossduft, Woodstown. Tele- FRANKLIN — In loving mem- protracted illness and death of morning and also officiated at LISMORE BADMINTON CLUB phone 051/82136. their mother; those who at- MR. PADDY WALSH ory of Michael Franklin, late of the burial which took place in Some members of our Premier — Angles, R.S.J.'s, tended removal of remains, WE SELL Congress Villas, Dungarvan. the Old Churchyard cemetery Mr. Paddy Walsh, Garry- Division Team took Part In the torroH~Motors~ttd: Tubing, Re-Bar, Plating and Mass andi burial; those who sent whose anniversary occurs at He was assisted by Mons. P cloyne, Dungarvan, who died on Munster Open (Junior Section) Galvanise and all types of this -time. Mass cards and letters- of sym- J Lannen. Rev. G. Hickey. O.S.A., Thursday, Jan. 15, had been a Invitation Championships in r Sheds supplied in Kit Form. How deeply we loved you and pathy; the clergy-, choir, Rev. W. Carey, C.C., Rev. J. well-known and extensive far- MAIN VOLVO AND SUZUKI DEALERS organist and undertaker. A Killarney. Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- -prayed you -might live, Griffin, C.C., Rev. M. Culllnan, mer ln the area. Congratulations to Colin Cole- Phones: (058) 41994 and 42207 gormack 051/46075. special thanks- to the doctor, C.C. and Very Rev. J. O'Sullivan. Possessed of a kind disposi- But Jesus' just beckoned and nurses and staff of the District man, our chairman, who won FOR SALE — German upright we hadl to give. Chief mournersi—Jimmy (hus- tion he was extremely popular the Mixed Doubles partnering a NEW CARS EX STOCK; iron frame piano; Victorian Hospital. Dungarvan, for their < Always remembered by his band'): Eamonn and Gerard with all who knew him and Kerry player, and also went to couch; large mahogany side- wonderful care and attention. sincere sympathy is extended to Volvo 344, Diesel £11,800 loving daughter, sons, daugh- (sons): Mary, Catherine and the final of the Men's Doubles Volvo 340 Petrol from board- 3-piece suite. Telephone Trusting this will be accepted Margaret (daughters)- Jimmy his sorrowing wife Nora, and £10,300 ters-in-law and grandchildren.) with Pat Morrissey; Pat Ah- Suzuki Swift 3-door 1000 5-speed 058/41386. by all in grateful appreciation. O'Gorman (brother); Peg, Lil, other relatives on their sad loss. £7,340 earne who reached the final of Suzuki Alto 5-door, 800cc GRIFFIN — Seventh Anniver- The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass Bab and Ellie (sisters); Kit His remains were removed on £6,440 FATIMA FURNITURE STORE, will be offered' for the Intentions the Plate < TALLOW AND ROU NDABOUT NOTES BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. Club Officers Course—All our smashing Panto, "Red Riding Mtrsi Nora O'Brien of the (Continued from Page 1) officers are expected to attend Hood." The Lough Group are Credit Union was on' hand to Despite inclement weather this course in Lawor's Hotel on well 'known to all in the Tallow present Neddy with his trophy a iiesultant interference with whiidh (about 4.30 p.m.) a Civic conditions -the- Sale of Work in next Wednesday, 21st January. area In the past they have ap- andi a swelaitshdrt to Martin. the weekly collection schedules Reception will) be accorded the aid of St. Catherine's Juvenile peared !n the "Tops of the Michael Kenny, who has spent in the town. The consequences champion and a suitable pre- G.A.A. at the Hall, Ballynoe last some time working in the Third Town" competitions and with ST. PATRICK'S HALL TALLOW of the freeze-up, however, Saturday night was a tremen- World, will be addressing the great success. To add to the4 5 RESULTS sentation made to him iin dous success. Books, confection- meeting. Group have come some well- proved far more damaging for recognition of his super achieve- ery, vegetables, clothes, etc., Wfetek 1—1, Maura LyonB known names in Cork Opera hundreds of householders when ments in the realms of inter- were in plentiful supply and our Ceili Dancing — Our very suc- House entertainment. From the andi Rose Plrescod; 2, F. Keat- thanks is due to everybody who cessful ceill/set dancing course famous "SWans" company are ing andi R. Rohan; 3, Bill pipes and storage -tanks burst national cycling. supported it in any way. resumes next Saturday, 24th Mossy O'Donovan (Baron); Aiherne and Pad Hogan. Table and houses were flooded and in Jan. All are welcome, from 1 toMar y Connolly (Jack, principal Prize—il, John Joe Troy and a great many cases severe losses This honour to Sean Kelly by Quality Used Cars: The next item on the pro- 10. If you want to make new boy)- and Donie Gleeson (Har- Liam O'Brien'. Tickets-—1,, Sean the Premier Local Authority in gramme was the presentation friends or learn some of your O'Donoghue-; 2, Tom Hurley. were sustained. plc). FTom the Operatic Com- the County is overdue but of medals to the u/12 hurlers native dances,toe i n St. Cather- Jackpot £2fl0' on 14 games. pany comes Jim Mulcahy (the But on the basis that it's an DIESEL CARS: who brought East Cork honours ine's Hall at 8 p.m. next sat. Dame) and to add to the bill better late than never. to the club in '86. Cathal Casey, Christmas Dance — We thank we have Finbarr Mulcahy ATHLETIC NOTES ill-wind that doesn't blow Following 'tihe ceremony in 1985 Camri Turbo Diesel 1983 Carina Diesel a member of the Cork senior everyone who helped us and(Flush) , Gerry Grogan (The somebody good, the arcttic con- Dungarvan, Sean will travel on hurling team and a St. Cather- Indoor training commenced 1984 Camri Turbo Diesel 1983 Opel Kadett Diesel supported us in Murphy's Wolf and Miah), Mary O'Sulli- ine's man was the presenter again on Friday last, January ditions brought a, bonanza to to Waterford City where he 1984 Carina Diesel Lounge last month. It was a van (Fairy Queen). Regina i and Redmond Higgins, club sec- very enjoyable night and weRya n (Jill) and Olivia O'Rah- 16 at 7 p.m . Fiona MoDaninell is plumbers and garage men who will be enrolled as a Freeman retary introduced the players. representing thie Tallow CHub in PETROL CARS: hope to have Kevin Jordan illy (Red Riding Hood). were literally rusihed off their in another civic ceremony. It- The night's events concluded back again. a bid for Queen of NACA, and The script- is by well known feet dealing with burst pipes will be a busy evening for the with a video show and Paddy tickets are now on sale to help 1985 Starlet 1982 Corolla DX, choice Meeting — Our next meeting Tom Cuthbert. Musical Direc- and tanks and frozen and Flynn, chairman of the juven- her make' it to the; top. Your great Co. Waterford man. 1984 Carina 2 1982 will be held in the Hotel on tor, Denis Desmond. Choreo- Opel Kadett 1.3, ile club thanked the crowd for support would be appreciated. abandoned vehicles. For tihe Saturday, 24th January at 9 graphers, Lorraine Gleeson and 1984 Escort Lazer 4-door their patronage on the night. Blest of luck to her. CAD E SIN? o'clock We have a lot of Paula Casey. children, too, it proved a bless- 1984 Starlet 1982 sharD. Opel Rekord business to get through so we To add to the spice of Panto We would' like to thank very ing in disguise as schools closed MRS. CATHERINE MURPHY would like to start on time. sincerely those who supported 1984 Corolla DX 1981 Nissan Sunny a great favourite with the for a few days, giving them an We remain in the pariah of R.I.P. Finally, Tallow Macra congra- our flag' day. 1983 Corolla DX Estate 1980 Carina young people will be a special unexpected holiday and time off Clashmore for our Cad E Sin The death occurred recently tulate the following on their re- act by the well known "Shirley 1983 Starlet 1980 Carina Estate references 'this week to local of Mrs. Catherine Murphy at cent engagements — Gerard Chassey" with a comedy mime TALLOW BADMINTON CLUB to go snowballing and making 1983 Corolla DX, choice 1980 Starlet Youghal District Hospital after Dowdall and Pauline Power, and cl'Ct. We heldi our annual Open snowmen. place names: 1983 Renault 5 1980 Renault 5 a brief Illness. A native of B'reda Behan and Michael Tournament before Christmas Keane. We also congratulate Red Riding -Hood is not to be While postal services and Cill Mor (Kilmore) = Great 1983 Volvo 345 1980 Corolla DX Youngrove, Dungourney, on her missed and the bc;st way to en- andi there was a great turn-out. marriage to Ned Murphy, they our Training Officer, Carolyn public inoad transport was com- Gh.urch. The early church site 1982 Corolla DX Estate 1981 joy it is to be at the Tallow 'the competition went on for Escort 1.1 5-door came to reside at Barafohana, Sweetman, on her recent en- pletely disrupted, the highest is surrounded by an immense Community Hall on Friday, two weeks> with great numbers B-allynoe. Of a religious and in- gagement. Good luck to all! REDUCED TO CLEAR: Jan 30th End forget the reces- each niigihit. The, club would like praise must go to the Engineer- embankment of eartih. It is offensive disposition the deceas- sion and blues. to thank all those who partici- ing staff and the roadworkers nearly 300 yards in diameter 1981 VAUXHALL CHEVETTE ed was a very popular lady in SQUASH NOTES pated. W,e would also like' to £1,350 the locality and she will be of the Co. Council who brayed and is compo,ged of walls no Castlelyons Quality Milk TALLOW GAA NOTES thank: our sponsors: Bridle 1980 ESCORT 1.3 £1,750 sadly missed in the parish. the sub-zero conditions salting, less than 25 feet high in parts. League — The first round of the Young Hurler of the Year — Martin, The Corner House, The 1980 FIESTA, Slight damage ... £1,200 Credit O'nion and Lukie Mc- gritting and sanding the roads Her remains were brought to Castlelyons Quality Milk League Everybody in the club were de- Cill Choluim Dheirg (St. 1979 MAZDA .323, damaged ... £500 was played last weekend and Carthy, because without them throughout tihe entire period of St. Catherine's Church last Sat- lighted to bear the news that Coliumderg's Church). An early 1979 FIAT 127 £1,600 urday evening and the inter- some extraordinary results were David Henley was selected we would be unable to run the the freeze-up. in order. Entries were huge, and tournament. We would also like church site with circular fence; 1978 STARLET £1,850 ment took place at Clonmult ais young hurlers of the year even some members failed to tioi thank the hall committee for But even though the bitter Old Cemetery last Sunday. ini Wlaterford. This is an honour a holy well at thie west side of 1976 OPEL KADETT, 8 hp. ... £350 get into the teams, because of the use of the hall for the- two cold prevailed, there was a great We extend our condolences to rightly deserved as David's de- the enclosure has been drained. the numbers. Ten teams of weeks and a special thanks to spirit of warm camaraderie and COMMERCIALS: her husband Ned, her brother seven played on Friday, Satur- dication and commitment to the all the committee and our Among the "muintir" of Naomh 1 Johnny Murphy. Youngrove , day and Sunday, and the 2nd game has to be seen to be be- ladles who provided the teas good neighbourliness induced Deuglan of Ardmore was a 1984 COROLLA VAN, PETROL sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, lieved. He was a star in Tallow's rounds will be played this week- nightly. We apologise for anyb y the "emergency" weather monk named Col-umdierg (from 1983 LITE ACE DIESEL VAN relatives and friends. Go raibh end. minor hurling triumph last inconvenience caused to players conditions. Motorists in trouble "Vita St. Declan'i Episcopi"). 1982 HI ACE DIESEL VAN a h-anam uasal imeasg na Just a sample of some of the season and his second-thalf dis- due to late nights. We would naomh. play in the Western final must got help whenever it was Cathair Na gCnamh = Stone 1982 HI ACE MINI BUS, DIESEL surprises. What about Sheila also like to thank Jim Kiersey Curley's 3-0 win over our top naimk as one of the best seen for hisi presence on the night available and it was freely font of the bones. Bhi baile mor 1982 HI ACE VAN, PETROL THE WEATHER at the Cappoquto venue for player Maureen Allen- Martin of tlhe finals. The results are as given—-in fact we saw a few go leor ansio thimpeall cead 1981 HI ACE MINI BUS, DIESEL Allen's 3-2 win over our topmiarn v a lOing year. iclllows: women pushing a van which The past weeks conditions A minor again this coming bliain o shoi-n a dtugtai Cathair 1980 HI ACE DIESEL VAN man In the club Mike 'Neville; faifed to make a gradient in were a real test of endurance Aldan Ryan's defeat by Billy year, no doubt he w-ill be' a key ar (from "Log Ainmneaaha na 1978 HI ACE VAN — PRICE £800. and many hazards by way of Credit Union Shield: Wtonerst Ring during the height of the Smith; Paul Condon -beaten by ngure in Tallow's bid to retain Michael Terry and Peggy Power nDeise," An Cancvnach Padraig travel, water shortage, fuel, etc., star badminton player Fiona their minor tlitile. (Old Parish)- runners-up, Sea- blizzard ion Wednesday evening, de Paor, 1952). Contact; JOHN FOLEY. Phone 058/54147 or 54229 presented themselves for prac- Cunningham, and on and on mus- Neville and Dottle Hogan wihile neighbours in all areas tically everyone. The proverb, went the surprises. Weil done then David, you "Is ole an ghaoth na seideann have brought honour to your- (Conna); Furthes/t 6 Div. Pair, kept a watchful eye on the I DREAM OF ONE The four teams to qualify for 1 do dhuine eigin," may not be self and the Tallow club and Dermot Henley and Mary Forde elderly, especially those who WHO IS DEAD entirely appropriate but the oc- the semi-finals will be known (Tallow i Furthest Novice Pair, after this week-end. and thehopefulll y many metre honours were living alone or in isolated casion brought out the best in will follow before the year has Colin Cunningham and' Jac- Our choice for the ballad semi-finals will be played next localities. corner this week is a poem people and a happy and co- endled. The trophy will be pre- queline Henley (Tallow). Friday night and the final on about Roger Casement which operative spirit amongst neigh- sented at the club's social on Corner House Shield: Winners, bours was experienced and Saturday night, with again a Unexpectedly, a thaw set in was comoosed by Eva Gore Friday. February 6. Philly Curley and Fiona Cun- DECKIES LOUNGE what better prelude could there social evening afterwards at on Thursday night and rain Booth and for 'the want of a Ted's. All members invited. Annual Social — Our annual ningham (Tallow); runners-up, be to Christian Unity Week no Ger Ahern and Pauline Barry came on Saturday which better title we will call it "I MODELIGO matter whatever altar we kneel social takes place on February Dream Of One Who Is Dead"— Friendly With Blarney — On®t h in Whltechurch House Ho- (Killeagh); Furthest 4th Divquickl. y washed away most! of at. this Thursday night, the club Pair, Tommy Daly and Patricia Saturday Night, Jan. 24 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE tel. The minor hurlers will be the snow by the week-end. I dream of one who is dead will play host to Healy's Squash presented with tJheir county Ftagibbon tKilleagh). In aid of Modeligo Community Sportsfield. A GREAT SPORTSMAN Club from Blarney In a friendly Let's 'hope we've seen the end As the forms of green trees final medals. Tickets available Jackpot £120 on a home and away basis. Eight There was some brilliant bad>- of fit for this winter! float and fall in the water, from any committee member. At the New York Yacht Club's players from the club who have mihton played during the tour- The dreams fall in my mind. Sunday Night, January 25 — DOWNES SISTERS premises there is a unique tro- Music will be supplied by Batty not played in this year's County nament but I think the climax CO. COUNCIL HONOUR phy on exhibition with the in- Leagues will get a chance to and' Jim. of the tournament was' the final I dream of him wandering in scription engraved on it: "Sirpla y this famous Cork club and Employment scheme —We re- of thie Corner House Shield in FOR SEAN KELLY a far land, Thomas Lipton — The World's ceived some good news over tihe I dream of him bringing hope have a get together afterwards. which Philly Curley and Fiona After a delay of more than Best, Loser." As many know, The committee are also ar- Christmas period. The goCunningham- , Tallow, played to the hopeless, twelve months since it was first Thomas Lipton was born in ranging a friendly with Midle- ahead has been given for theGe r Ahern and Pauline Barry I dream of him bringing light Glasgow into very poor circum- ton for our youths team in the work to commence on the field ("Killeagh), both finalists' in decided, Waterford County to the blind. "ORSEJQWNERS stances and of Irish, parents At m-ar future. We have some out- through the Employment last year's tournament. The Council have finally agaeed a the age of 15 he crossed the young players at the Scheme. It is hoped tto com- first set went to, Ger and Paul- I dream of him hearing the TOP NUTRITION — TOTAL ECONOMY date on which to honour the Atlantic and after a good many Standinmomentg and a challenge game mence as soon as possible. ine 15-13 and everyone wonder- voice. years hard work there, returned St. Patrick's Hall Snooker 1 county's World Cycling Cham- The bitter cry of Kathleen A comprehensive range of proven nutritional feed with other clubs would be of ed if Phil and Fiona to. pair who to Glasgow where with the little great, benefit to them. Lads like Tournament—The Credit Union pion, Sean Kelly. Ni Hoolihaun supplements for all equestrian pursuits. have taken all titles in mixed money he had he started busin- Damian Flynn, Owen O'Grady, sponsored tournament held re- On the salt Atlantic wind. ess as a tea merchant. This doubles this season) would be A special meeting of the • 1. Selenavite 'E'—improves and -maintains performance. Martin Conroy, Billy Smith. J. J. cently in the hall proved a big defeated! but they fought back business thrived as the years Gouin'oil has now been arranged I dream of the hatred of men, •k 2. Haemavite 'B' Pius—'maintains correct blood levels. Henley, John Beecher will be success with 32 players compet- and played better than ever, went by and he accumulated a Their lies against him who • 3. Garlic and Honey — the old and proven remedy. the backbone of the club in ing. In the semi-nnals were Mar- winning the second' set 15-8. The for this Friday, January 23 at vast fortune. Being imbued with future years. tin McCarthy v. J. J. Ounntog- knew nothing of lying, • 4. Transvite (Probiotic) — eliminates stress. great sporting qualities always, decider was then- to come but 3 p.m. at t'he Courthouse, Dun- Credit Union League — Feb- harn and' Gerard Hogan, v. Ned- Nor was their fear in his • 5. Phic and Condition 'Powders — 'For Kidneys). the America CUD for yacht rac- Phil and Fiona', well up at this garvan at the termination of ruary is the month for thed y Curley, with Neddy and Mar- mind. • 6. Mallcodlc — mineral vitamin supplement with cod ing, which was in vogue since s/tage, took the set easily l'5-7 famous Credit Union League, tin getting through into the liver oil. 1851, claimed his attention and to add another trophy to their and the entry chart for this I dream of our hopes and in 1899, having acquired a yacht final in which Neddy took the collection. great competition will be on the fears, 'A complete range of other produots to counteract any at an extraordinary price, honours. notice board next week. So The long bitter struggle of the other nutritional problem that may- arise. which he named Shamrock I, he watch out for that. broken-hearted, entered the race only to suffer Problems? — Call The Specialists— With hearts that were defeat. No way despondent, he Reaching The Century — For T0URANEEHA poisoned and hard. ARDMORE FARM SUPPLIES entered the race again with new the first time since its founda- yachts each time which were tion the club has reached the GRANGE, CO. WATERFORD. Tel. No. (024) 94134. LABOUR IN GOVERNMENT I dream of the peace of his named Shamrock II, III, IV and century and last week the mem- NOTES bership went over the one- SET CLUB NEWS soul, finally Shamrock V in 1930. Suc- Cllr. Brian O'Shea, the MAIN OBJECTIVE hundred mark, with one hun- Scor Na nOg — The club is And the early morning hush cess there wasn't to be for him,, Labour Party candidate in the dred and five paid up members "Let me briefly answer these represented in the Munster on the grave of a hero but he never uttered a com- forthcoming election', praised this year. Well done to the hard two charges," said Cllr. O'Shea. semi-final of Scor na nOg which In a desolate prison yard. plaint, a protest or an excuse the way in which the Labour and he must surely rank as the working committee, that is "The Labour Party declared is being held in Tallow Commu- surely the fruits of your labour. Ministers in the present govern- quite emphatically, on entering nity Hall on Saturday night I dream of the death that he Bord Solathair an Lelctreachali most worthy of all losers and ment had delivered to water- an example to all. Our chairman FTank Roche said Government, that its main ob- next, 24th January, commencing died at the weekend that, the central ford City and County. jective was to protect the less at 7 p.m. sharp. Best of luck to For the sake of God and heating helped in no small way Cllr. O'Shea. speaking to par- well off—and to protect them at Sliabh gCua junior set consist- Kathleen Ni Hoolihaun. TALLOW MACRA NA FEIRME to achieve his goal for the year, ty supporters in Tramore said: a time when the other major ing of Stephanie Hickey, Alllsh Yes. for love and the Voice on and so say all of us. "It appears that a general elec- parties were preaching cut- Morrisson, Sinead McGrath, the Wind. After a very restful Christ- tion is likely to be held next Siobhan Dunne, James Green- mas, Tallow Macra are swing- Until next week—''Hand Out.' backs. month. As I said last week in slade, Raymond Ryan, Eamonn I dream of one who is dead, ing back Into action once again. Dungarvan, I1 look forward to -Both Fine Gael and Fianna Lonergan and Kieran Hallahan. Firstly, we wish all our officers, CORK PANTO FOR TALLOW Above dreams that float and the election. I welcome the Fail had in 1982, under pressure Thanks also to our musicians fall in the water members and friends a very Friday. Jan 30th at 8.15 p.m. opportunity to win back the from political commentators and trainer, Monnie, who is happy new year. We have lots A new star shines in my mind. is a date to keen at Tallow's Labour seat that the late Tom and economic experts, promised working so hard with the group. of activities in the pipeline for Community Hall. Down from Kyne held for so many years in their separate manifestos Meeting—'Due to bad weather P.S.—Roger Casement landed NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS '87, so if you want to be where Cork City will be coming the for Waterford. that they would cut badk on our meeting had to be cancelled from a German submarine at In order to carry out essential improvements the action is, join us! Lough Variety Group with a While the absence of a La-public exjpemdlture. last week. It will now be held Banna Strand. Co. Kerry In 191b and alterations to our networks, we regret bour T.D. representing Water- "It wasi against that back- this Thursday night at 8.30 p.m. prior to the Rising of Easter ground that The Labour Party, and as stated in last week's Week. He was caotured and was that it will be necessary to interrupt the ford in Dail Elreann has been obvious over the last ten years, in' the Interest of the letss well issue, all Interested in discus- •tried and convicted of hign electricity supply as follows: in fairness to the Labour Min- off, and Indeed in the interest sing Senior Scor are most wel- treason in a British court, and isters and the Labour Junior of the poor, entered into come. was hanged in an English jail. Government to protect these SHANDON R/A MOTION ON Ministers in' this Government, thiey have, at all times in thepeople . Monday, 26th January — From 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — last five years responded in a The success of The Labour KAlbeg, Clonea Church, Clonea Lr., Garranbaun. CONFERENCE COSTS most positive manner to repre- Party can be measured! by the sentations! made by me and' my manner in which government fellow Labour councillors, Billy CLASHMORE R/A 1 spending, particularly in the Kyne and Liam C'urham. area of Social Welfare, has' kept Tuesday, 29th January — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — REJECTED Among the most obvious and ahead of inflation. MICHAEL Curradarra, LackensiUagh, Graigue, Monagaliy, Lis- At the January monthly meet- most important decisions which more' than reasonable regarding "Of- all the countries in the ing of Dungarvan Urban Coun- Labour Ministers have taken griffin, Mountsltuart, Lackengreany, Reamanagh, Toor, the number of delegates ap- EEC, ours is the only one, over cil a motion in the mamle- of pointed to attend any of theregardin g Waterford are: The Carronadavderg, Garronahyla;, Clasbbrack, MonacuLlee, the' last five years in which the ROCHE Cllr. T. Wright asking that approved1 conferences or go ahead for the new Rice allowances given under Social Craggs, Balilinure, Ballindrumma, Lackamore, Ballinamul- members of the Council be in-seminars. Bridge in Waterford, which has Welfare have more than' kept tina, Knockaniska, Ballycurrane, Kiilgaibriel, Aughna- formed of the all-to cosit to the just been completed; the com- pace with inflation. CARPETS Council of sehdlng delegates to mencement of the new Regional curraveel. EXTRAORDINARY ALLIANCE "If The Labour Party to Gov- any conference. convention, Hospital at Ardkeen; the re- ernment did nothing more than congress or seminar was reject- newal of exploration for oil off Wolfe Tone Rd. ARDMORE R/A Ollr. A. Hallahan who second- that, it was worth entering in- «• --'-.--.~-.C7 ed by 5 votes to 3. 1 the Waterford Coast ; the many r.-j ed the motion said he did, so to government for that achieve- Tuesday, 27th January — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — because he felt that the infor- grants given to Youth Organ- Dungarvan dr. Wright said that on a isations, Co-operative Societies ment alone. Kilknocken, Grange, Newtown, Knocknustooka, Knock- mation sought would be helpfuJ Telephone 058/42547 recent occasion, a number of to all members. He then re- and Resource groups to enable "But of course, such is not nast, Grallagh, Ballylangadon. Councillors had gone to one of ferred to "the extraordinary al- them to create jobs. the case. The Labour Party, these conferences and he asiked liance" which had' been estab- -While it would take too long -looking back on the laist five CLASHMORE R/A what the cost to the Council : lished) when the present COum- to give a full list of the many years can justifiably cla.im the was as he felt he had a right : cil held its first meeting be- grants which Waterford has re- creation of The Natloo'.al De- ANNUAL Thursday, 29th January — From 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — to know. "One-third of the tween the political parties in ceived from the Departments velopment Corporation, the in- Laurentum South, KiPmaloo, Clashganny, Lackendarra, Council members (3) already proposing certain of their mem- under the control of Labour crease in expenditure to the know," he added, "so why not Toberagoole, Garrananspick, Kil-meedy, Knockmealmore, bers for positions to the exclu- Ministers. I can assure you that Health Services, the introduc- let the other two-thirds know as Gllistinane, Drumgallane, Shanacool, Tiknock, Ballyorom- sion of the independent men> at all times, I found, when I tion of taxation on- Investment well." paine, D'Laughtane, Tinnabinna, ArdsalLagh, Piltown, bers. "Fianna Fall, Fine Gael made representations to these Incomes. Cllr. D. Goode. Chairman- said and Laboiur members vote for "In a word then. The Labour Kilsttlebeg, Aughnacurraveel, Grallagh, Newtown, Toor, Mlnisiters that my representa- that itihe paiyment of expenses' to each other in these occasions tions were dealt with in a most Party has followed the broad Ballycurrane, Knockatoor, ClOghraun, Carronbeg, Carron- delegates on such occasions was and exclude the- independent positive way and the response lines of its policies—protect the a statutory matter and he SALE adavderg, Reanaboola. members'," he soldi, "and for was always as good as it layles s well off, invest for job thought that covered it. that! reason I think there is a within the power of the -Labour creation and spread tho tax The Co. Manager, Mr. Daneen d to clarify the situation." Mtnistersi to deliver. base. SAFETY NOTES Hurlev said that any' expenses CUlr. Kyne then proposed am Obviously, over the next few "And what Is important t to paid to members appointed to remember." concluded Cllr. amendment that the Council weeks the Labour Party will be 1 FOR SAFETY SAKE— attend any such conferences continue to dleal with the situ- attacked' from all sides. O'Shea, "is that all this was were paid in accordance with ation of delegates1' expenses as We will be attacked on thedon e with Labour as a minoorlty 1—Please treat all services and installations as L the approved, circulars of theheretofor e and' this was; second one hand', for participating in partner in Government. live during this period as supply may be Department and whether they ed: by Cllr. M. O'Riordan. Government—ithe charge being "When the canvassing begins Everything Reduced! were in respect of travelling, Wheim put to the meeting, the that a Socialist Party should for this election, let all of us resumed at any time for brief periods. subsistence or otherwise they amendment wasi declared car- have nothing to do with a party go out and face the people, coai- • SPECIAL VALUE IN HEAVY DUTY VINYLS. were also subject to inspection ried by 5 votes (Cllrs Goode, such as Fine Gael. fident in the knowledge that • CARPET TILES AT HALF-PRICE 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating by the> Local Government Walsh, O'Riordan. Kyne and We will be -attacked from tlv The Labour Party, against aft! • RUBBERBACK CARPETS FROM £2.95 yd. auditor. Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. Power) to' 3 (Cllrs. Wright. Hal- other side for forcing the the odds, fought hard and' suc- Ollr. B. Kyine said) that as far lahan and Dixon) and theGovernmen t to borrow countless cessfully to bring social justice • HEAVY DOMESTIC WOOL CARPETS ALL Office immediately. as the Urban Council was oon- motion was re-jccted oai a millions and thereby creating a little bit closer to being a REDUCED corocdi they had always been similar vote. •the present economic crisis. reality to 'this country."