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PENSMAN TAKES YOU Higher Education Please Support- Grants Discriminatory behind the SPOTLIGHT Says Councillor The manner in which Third grants system was now so The Charity Level Education grants were at riddled with flaws that many SHOULD REMAIN IN anxious to expand in the town present awarded were discrim- students were being denied the DUNGARVAN but find they are unable to do inatory and almost unconstitu- opportunity to carry on Into so. tional said cllr. James A. Walsh third level. "Those hit by this at the monthly meeting of Wa- Last week we carried a firont Agriculture Minister Deasy are mainly in the PAYE sector page story about the pleasure terford County council in Dun- and are consequently being dis- Fun Run is also a Dungarvan man and garvan last Monday. criminated against," he said. expressed by our Agriculture Adding that he believed the he should be able to wield Cllr. Walsh was moving a Minister Austin Deasy that the position to be almost unconsti- enough clout to keep this new motion in his name calling on tutional. Cllr. Walsh suggested IDA had approved grant assist- the Government to review its development in his home town that any Leaving Cert, students ance in the region of £250,000 funding of these grants and of whlite the County Manager and who scored 25 points or more SUNDAY, APRIL 27 third level education in general for the Dungarvan firm of should qualify for a third level the members of the County as a large section of students Casey Electronics for the manu- education grant irrespective of Development Team must also were now unable to avail of the parents income, otherwise facture of T.V. sets; that pro- third level education due to be seen to throw their weight there was a grave danger that duction should commence with- both being inadequate. He said behind Dungarvan's claim. a great deal of brain power that costs had escalated enor- in the next two months and would be lost to the country." CRATTAN SQUARE that eventually upwards o£ 25 We understand that the mously and college fees were rising at the rate of 10% per Ollr. B. Kyne who seconded jobs would be provided. matter will be raised at the annum and the situation had the motion said that he had What the Minister's state- monthly meeting of the Urban now been reached where only referred to this matter several DUNGARVAN r times at meetings of the Voca- ment did not say, either by Council next Monday n ,ght the very wealthy and those who at 2.30 p.m. accident or design, was that the and hope that the first positive qualified for full grants could tional Education Committee. and Tina Maguire, Cathal avail of third level education. People were being turned away new project was not to be steps towards keeping the Jerry Martin, Ballyduff Upper were married at the Parish He went on to say that the from third level education be- located in Dungarvan but that Casey development in Dungar- Brugha Place, Dungarvan, who cause of income limits which it was to be set up in an IDA van will result from this. Church, Dungarvan recently. (Photo by Kiely) was not right. "We now have a YOU MAY WALK, RUN society in which it would ap- factory in the industrial estate pear that third level education in Waterford City, thirty miles ECONOMY HIT BY TAX is the special right of the very away. This news came out sub- SYSTEM rich and I find that totally OR JOG THIS 4-MILE sequently and understandably wrong and unacceptable," he A few weeks ago we men- said. has greatly soured the Minis- Funds For Conference tioned the terribly detrimental Cllr. C- Casey supporting the COURSE FR^S ter's initial statement which effect which our current taxa- motion (which was passed) was taken to infer that the new tion system is having on the said that it was the PAYE sec- ALL YOU NEED DO IS BUY YOUR £1 TICKET development was to benefit economy af the country in tor which was largely funding AND PARTICIPATE. Dungarvan. Attending Running Low the educational system and he general and on ithe survival of felt that people in this cate- gory should at least be allowed Proceeds in aid of local St. Vincent dc Paul Funds. The Casey T.V. Company small! business concerns in par- ticular. We stated that the tax Members of waterford County Following the suggestion that get any reports about them," tax relief for the costs of third This advertisement sponsored by Central Dairies Ltd., has made giant strides since it Council at their monthly meet- the usual procedure of sending he added. level education in the years in Dungarvan. was first established .in Dungar- burdens were like millstones ing in Dungarvan last Monday 1-1 and 1 (F.G., F.F. and Lab.) Cllr. James A. Walsh said which they were incurred. van as a rental firm by Mr. around the necks of workers were told by the County Mana- should be followed, Cllr. W. Mc- that he was inclined to agree Sean Casey. Since then through and small business concerns ger, Mr. Dan Hurley, that the Donnell proposed that the num- that one delegate from each alike. funds available to pay the ex- ber of delegates to be sent on party (3 In all) would be suffi- his great initiative and the penses for Councillors attend- this occasion should be increas- cient to represent the Council. enterprise and expertise of other ing outside conferences and ed to six, or two from each But, he added that they should As if proof of this was needed seminars were running low and party. members of the Casey family, we find the Chairman of the not feel guilty about their at- AM I HERE AT ALL? cablevision was introduced to were now just under the limit tendance at these conferences Commission on Taxation, Dr. of the amount provided. It was then that the Co. Man- as the record of Waterford Co. ager made the comment above Dungarvan and district and Miriam Hederman O'Brien The Manager's comment Council was verv good. He said that if this were done the Coun- CLLR. BILLY KYNE, MCC, UDC later extended to Cork City. stating in Waterford over the came as the council was discus- that the members attending ASKS WATERFORD cil would be running out of would learn a lot of very rele- will be in attendance at the Union Office, O'Connell Street, week-end that the taxation sing a proposal to send three funds as they were just above The Casey Company was vant Information from them. delegates, one from each of the the limit set, now. Mr. Hurley Dungarvan, on this Friday, April 18, from 4 p.m. to always Dungarvan based and system here was doing harm to political parties, to a conference the economy and the commun- pointed out that it had been Cllr. Walsh then went on to 5.30 p.m. He is in attendance at the 'Union Office on they are now the first Irish firm on "Employment and Develop- agreed at the beginning of the CO. COUNCILLOR ity and was an impediment we ment" to be held In Tullamore say that he attended a confer- the first and third Friday of every month. to research, design and develop year that the accepted proce- ence lately and when he saw a colour T.V. set for which could not afford in these diffi- on April 29 and 30 next. dure where it was decided to at- so many representatives from Following the suspension of Standing Orders at the monthly most of the components will be cult rimes. She said that there tend a conference was to have other counties there compared was a duty on those who recog- one from each party. with the three from Waterford meeting of Waterford County of Irish manufacture. he then realised what a good council In Dungarvan last Mon- nised the shortcomings of the day. Fianna Pail Councillor Why. then, must this new SOUNDS LIKE MANURE rccord they had In this regard. present system to do what thev Paddy Oahiu said that as a development be transferred to Cllr. Sean F-ahey then stated Cllr. ~G O'Halloran said that citizen of Ireland he wished to Waterford city? We have been could to bring about change, YOUTHFUL that he was not at all happy there were 21 representatives make a protest as he was not unable to contact Mr. Casey whether through the blueprint about these conferences. Due at the conference from Cork given a census form to All up offered by the Commission or a to the economic circumstances while a number of midland for the 1986 Census taken on but know that he is on record that the Council now found it- counties had up to 20 each. the previous night. better alternative. "With only three delegates from as stating that he would have MOTORIST FINED self in he thought that a limit Cllr. Cahill who resides in should be put on the number Waterford there it showed how much preferred to set up the Dr. Hederman O'Brien who v?ry responsible we are where Kllmeaden said that the pro- plant iin his home town of of conferences to be attended. test should be sent to whoever was addressing the Institute of He was not satisfied either, thi'se are concerned," he said. THE FRIENDLIEST Dungarvan but that the IDA was responsible for having the Bankers in Ireland said that the FOR "PUTTING ON with what took place as re- forms distributed. "As a result did not have any suitable problem about reforming any gards such conferences when USUAL PROCEDURE of being ignored in this man- the party whips decided whe- premises here. We totally reject Cllr. John Carey, Chairman, ner my rights as a citizen have tax system, no matter how ther the representation was to this excuse by the IDA as we pointing out that it had al- been taken from me and I don't BUILDING SOCIETY much it needed an overhaul, be 1-1 and 1 or 2-2 and 1. "It A SHOW" AT ready been unanimously agreed know whether I'm supposed to do not accept that no suitable all sounds like some brand of was that those who were in a that the representation at such be here at all," he said. fertiliser to me," said Cllr. premises was available in the position of relative advantage conferences be made up of one Fahey. Cllr. J. Carey, Chairman—In town or district. would oppose change and many from each Darty (three in all' He went on to point out that other words are you saying that IN THE WORLD. Dungarvan and indeed West who wanted reform were CAPPOOUIN ruled that this procedure be fol- they think you don't exist. each conference had its own lowed In the present case. He Cllr. Cahill replied, "some- Waterford has, like most other reluctant to trust .their political points and each should be dealt then said that it was a matter A. Garda witness told Cappo- thing like that." He added that areas, felt the bleak winds of leaders to carry it out. She with on its merits as to whe- for the party whips to name quin Court that he formed the eight families in his area also ther it should be attended or the delegates from each of their the recession in recent years, added that because so many impression that a youthful failed to receive the Census not. "We don't know what goes parties who would attend the so much so that a development changes in the system had been motorist was "putting on a forms. on at these conferences or what conference at Tullamore. which could ultimately promise made down through the years show" for a group of teenagers happens at them as we never The protest was noted. in the centre of cappoquin town as many as 25 or 30 jobs should that a radical approach, was one night last October when not be let go without a fight. now needed if taxation was to the car was driven at high The IDA already has sites and do its basic job properly — to speed and in a reckless fashion WE TRY a couple of advance units in gather revenue in an equitable by the defendant. Camping And Holiday Exhibition Dungarvan where the new Casey and efficient manner so that Before the court was Paul A LITTLE HARDER. development could be accom- the State could discharge its Stuart, a lorry driver, of East modiated without switching it obligations. Main Street, Lismore, and he 30 miles away to the city. pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving at Main Street, Cappo- Co. Manager Accuses WE DO A LOT MORE. And if the IDA sites and It just looks like "live horse quin, on October 24 last. units here were found to be and you'll get grass" but the Garda Pat Norris said in evi- dence he was off duty around not suitable what about the fine horse died because it took too long! 10.30 that night when his at- factory formerly occupied by tention was drawn to the loud B.F. & S.E.R.T.O: Of Lack Moloney's of "Cappagh within a screeching of car tyres and the short distance of the town. THE CIVIC RECEPTION high revving of the engine. He THAT NEVER WAS observed Stuart's car being In a blistering attack on Bord Surely this could not be deemed driven at high speed and form- Failte, and the South Eastern to be inadequate. Last week we recorded the ed the impression that the de- Regional Tourism Organisation, fendant was "putting on a Waterford county Manager, Mr Of Interest We have heard much in re- fact that Sean Kelly, the show" for a group of teenagers. Dan Hurley has accused them cent years about the advent of Garrick based Co. Waterford of lacking "real interest" in the in Waterford city and county Exhibition which continued outside industrial interests to man, has now joined the great Garda Norris said he saw the support the tourist industry re- alone. "That meant £12m. rev- over the week-end proved, as car "weave" around a pedes- the town much of which i'S still ceives from the Irish people. enue to Waterford, and It could usual, an efficient M.C. and stars oif world cycling having trian who was crossing the road Mr. Hurley, who is also chair- mean so much more if. each thanked all who had helped to pie in the sky. Here we have a and at one point Stuart stopped man of Dungarvan Tourism holldaymaker could be encour- make the venture the success it Dungarvan based company (Continued on Page 8) his car in the middle of the Ltd. and Chairman of the Co. turned out to be. road, hopped out and ran into aged to remain on for one extra Waterford Development Team, btdnight." he said. a nubile house before re-emerg- was speaking at the official ing seconds later. He then re- "As far as tourism Is con- opening of Dungarvan's first- cerned," the County Manager versed at speed up the street ever Irish Holidays and Camp- before witness stopped him. went on, "Waterford has a qua- ing Exhibition in the town's lity product. However we need "His speed and his driving new £400,000 Sports Centre a high level of marketing such NATIONAL MUSEUM throughout were reckless," last Friday night. Garda Norris added. as this exhibition helps to pro- He expressed "deep personal vide, and given the proper ex- EXHIBITION IN VERY QUIET regret" that neither Bord Failte posure th° product will un- nor the South Eastern Tourism doubtedly sell." Stuart however denied most Organisation had seen fit to ENDORSED DUNGARVAN of the garda allegations and in- take part in the exhibition. At The co Manager's condemna- sisted the town was "very the same time the Isle of Man tion of the absence of Bord "An introduction TO Geology," quiet" that night. He also de- Tourism had come in support Failte and SERTO was endors- an exhibition from the National nied that there was any of it as had local tourist bodies ed by the Chairman of Dungar- Museum of Ireland will be on screeching of tyres or brakes. such as Tramore F'allte and van Urban Council, Cllr. Rich- display at the Old Market District Justice W. F. O'Con- Dungarvan Tourism. Other ard A. Walsh, after he had offi- House, Main Street. Dungarvan, At Greetings nell said there was a complete tourism interests from Cork. cially opened the exhibition. from April 18 to July 4. conflict of evidence but he had Tipperary, Kilkenny, Wexford Cllr. Walsh, who is actually The exhibition, which is be- no hesitation in accepting and Galway were also represen- a Director on the Board of ing organised by the Dungarvan Garda Norris's version of ted. "But sadly," said Mr. Hur- SERTO, said he was "bitterly Museum society in conjunction FSRST NAT * NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY events. "There is no reason why ley. "Bord Failte and SERTO disappointed" that both orga- with Waterford County Council, BUILDING SOCIETY the garda should Invent the are nowhere to be seen." nisations had declined to be will be opened by Mr. Ritchie story, the defendant's driving "This suggests to me that represented at the exhibition. Walsh, chairman of Dungarvan Dungarvan: 22, Grattan Square. Tel: 41600. BOOKS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES was dangerous in every re- both are lacking real interest in "Both Waterford Co. Council Urban District Council on this Manager: David Reynolds. Thursday, Aroril 17, at 8 p.m. FOR A LIMITED PERIOD spect." he added. the support which comes for and Dungarvan Urban Council The District Justice fined this industry from Irish people," make financial contributions to The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to view a selection Waterford: 31, Barronstrand Street. Stuart £50 for dangerous driv- the County Manager went on. SERTO and It is aulte indefen- Tel: (051) 72867/78832. All our books are greatly reduced to make room for ing with an endorsement of the "We will chase the North sible that they have not come of geological collections of the our forthcoming selection of Spring and Summer titles. conviction. He added that he American, the European and to support this exhibition," the National Museum, which are Manager: Paul Finhegan. Come and see our excellent selection, now at would also have disqualified the the U.K. markets relentlessly U.D.C. Chairman said. "I con- not at present on public display. defendant but for the fact that but it would seem we are tak- sider Bord Failte equally guilty The exhibition will be open Carrick-On- 62, Main Street. Tel: (051) 10188. incrcdibly low prices- hf drives a lorry for his living. ing for granted that Irish and their absence is all the to the public from 10.30 a.m. to Suir: Manager: Victor P. Shee. This offer applies to all the latest titles, covering fact, Recognisances were fixed in the people do not require to be more striking by the presence 7.30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Ad- event of an appeal. made aware of home holidays." here of Isle Of Man Tourism." mission is free. Youghal: "Bank House" 53. Nth. Main St. fiction, health, sport, gardening, reference, scicncc fiction Supt. M. English prosecuted Mr. Hurley said that tourism Mr. Tom Keith, Manager of Further information from:— Felicity Devlin. Education Offi- Tel: (024)92604. and of course Children's Books. and Mr. J. P. Gordon, Solr., was worth more than £79m. to the Sports Centre, who was Manager: Michael U'Lh ien. defended. the south-East In 1984 when the primarily responsible for the cer, National Museum of Ire- HURRY NOW WHILE STOCKS LAST! visitor strength reached 140,000 successful organisation of the land. (Tel. 01-765521).
M PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 "SPRATT Dungarvan Leader TOM CURRAN SALES TELEPHONE (058)41203 SPRINGMOUNT, DUNGARVAN FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1986 (On the instructions of Mr. Michael Moloney) CLEARANCE SALE IMPRESSIVE MOTOR GARAGE PREMISES CAHERNALEAGUE, BALLINAMULT AND SALES COMPOUND I am instructed by Mrs. Tom Walsh Who has sold her NEWS OF TOWN STANDING ON ABOUT ONE ACRE farm to sell— Incorporating General Garage Workshop, Stores, BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON THURSDAY, APRIL 24th Offices, with large enclosed forecourt, having Sales Offices at 2 p m., at the Farm House The following: Sltitlngroom suite, Diningroom table, AND thereon, otherwise "Moloney Motors," with the benefit Chairs and sideboard. Fireside chairs. Kitchen table 2 of trade fittings, fixtures and equipment therein (inven- Kitchen sideboards. Tables, Beds, Bedside lookers. Carpets. tory in the course of preparation). Eleotric Cooker, Washing Machine, Television, Radio ROUNDABOUT FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY NOW, Fenders. Ornaments, Pidtures. Delph, etc. One Milking Machine with 2 buckets, 3 H0-gallon aluminium Milk DUNGARVAN HURLING AND OR AUCTION LATER Cans. 2 Round Feeders, 3 Metal Pig Troughs, Electric FOOTBALL CLUB Solicitors: J. F. Williams & Co., Dungainvan. Fencers. Stakes, Axes. Manure Forks and Shovels 3i00 WEEKLY NON-STOP DRAW Detailed particulars from the undersigned. B/-B Slate. New Galvanised Iron. 12/14 ft lengths 3"x2" Results of 6th Week (April 11) Coal. Turf and several other miscellaneous items —£50, John A. Murphy, Western TEEMORE, BALLYCOE, DUNGARVAN Further particulars: TOM CURRAN Bay, p. Eileen Murphy; £30, W. (Within two miles of town) Wade, Springfield, p. Peter PUBLIC AUCTION Ferneombe: £20, Mrs. T. Lyons, EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW McCarthy ville, p. Ml. Lyons: RESIDENCE CARROWGARRIFFE, CAPPAGH, CO. WATERFORD £15, Pat McGovern, Waterford With the benefit of many outstanding features, on CLEARANCE SALE OF HIGH-YIELDING Glass, o. Thomas Sheehan; £10, DAIRY HERD Fitzgerald Family, Colligan, p. elevated site of c. one acre (facing south). I am instructed by Mrs. Monica Cliffe who is changing Mary Fitzgerald- £10, Eamon FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Meehan, Hillview Drive, p. Pa her system of farming to offer for sale by Pubic Auction Meehan. — (Advt.). Further particulars from the Auctioneers. t Yhe Farmyard on Saturday, 19th, April at 2 p.m. — 30 ABBEYSIDE G.A.A. DUNGARVAN TOWN Friesian Dairy Cows, most of them calved. Brucellosis CLUB MEMBERS' DRAW APRIL 198G TAKE-AWAY RESTAURANT nnd T.B. tested. £300 — Seamus Fitzgerald, The Auctioneer hiighly recommends this herd. Committee members of Colligan Rockies/Emmets Hurling & Football Clubs pictured at their FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Kilrush, Dungarvan (p. Mar- recent social which was held at Whitechurch House Hotel, front row <1. to r.) Fr. O uoherty Further particulars from the Auctioneers. Further particulars — TOM CURRAN garet cashin). £100 — Sean Byrnes, seapark, (President), Michael Wall (Vice-Chairman), Sean Tobin (Chairman), Garr Loiey (vice RING, DUNGARVAN BALLYKERIN, MODELIGO, CO. WATERFORD Abbeyside (p. Joe Cleary). President), John Dunford; back row: Paddy Walshe, Billy Queally, Oily Whelan (Treasurer), £50—Nicola Dwane, Burgery, Paudie Flynn, Anthony Walshe (Secretary), Roger Casey. Included are the trophies won (Within 5 miles of town) EXCELLENT 73i ACRE HOLDING Abbeyside (p. J. McGrath/E. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY PUBLIC AUCTION Keane). by the club during 1985. (Photo by Kiely) SPLENDID EXECUTIVE 4-BEDROOMED I am instructed by the Personal Representatives of £20 each — P. Coyne, Park- the late John Keane (Dec'd.) to sell by Public Auction lane, Abbeyside (p. P. Coyne); BUNGALOW D. McGovern, Seapark, Abbey- Enjoying full sea views on large attractive site- the above Holding on— side (p. J. Cleary)-. Willie Dris- Details from the Auctioneers. _ THURSDAY, MAY 1st, at 2.30 p.m. coll, Sexton Street, Abbeyside CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES AT WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL (o Mrs. M. Feehan); Bertie PRIORY AVENUE, ABBEYSIDE White, Clonea Road, Abbeyside MONTH'S MIND It has been a very successful and were beaten by three goals. Further particulars— (p. D. Lenihan); Larry Cliffe, However with the selectors DETACHED MODERN BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE year for the club and let's hope E. A. Ryan & Co., Solicitors and/or— Parklane, Abbeyside (p. P. The Month's Mind Mass for for the same next season. I utilising the full panel of play- Coyne): Moira Mansfield, Sex- the late Very Rev. John Canon Well built and laid oust, having direct frontage and TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer would like to take this opportu- ers it provided them with an access to Skehaicrine Road, within walking distance of ton Street, Abbeyside (p. T. Walsh, P.P., Cappoquin will be nity on behalf of the club to opportunity to view all the Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 Mansfield): Marie Fives, Bur- offered in St. Mary's Church on players at their disposal. (own thank most sincerely John gery, Abbeyside (p. G. Fives); this Friday evening, April 18, at Nicholson whose assistance all U/21's Disappointed — Disap- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Michael Mulcahy, Clonea Road, 7.30 p.m. through the season with the pointment was the order of the Abbeyside (p. J. Byrnes) • Donal Solicitors: Murphy & McCullagh, Dungarvan. RED HOUSE LEAGUE u/14 and u/-16 teams was in- day in Lismore last Sunday Details from the Auctioneers. Power, Skehacrlne, Abbeyside valuable, also their coach, when the official in charge of (p. P. Coyne): P. Tobin and M. As expected by most follow- James Morrissey who was hos- the fixture failed to turn up. Condon, c/o M. Hogan (p. M. LEAMYBRIEN, KILMACTHOMAS ers, The Red House League ends pitalised recently and is now This just is not good enough Hogan); Donal Verling, New in a playoff this year. Ardmore making a great recovery at especially where younger play- iMPRESSIVE MOTOR GARAGE AND ADJOINING Line, Abbeyside (p. D. Lenihan). and Cappoquin duly won their home. ers are concerned. It was down PETROL SERVICE STATION MICHAEL A. O'BRIEN SALES The Abbeyside / B'allinacourty concluding games on Sunday — right embarrassing to see those Ardmore beating Ballyduff 3-2 Having valuable frontage to national primary Route G.A.A. Club take this opportu- TAVERN BOWLING lads togged out and no referee GLENAWILLIN, MOOREHILL, TALLOW nity of thanking all its sub- at Ardo in a dour encounter in to get the game In motion. which Ballyduff ended with ten N25 c. lli ACRE NON-RESIDENTIAL HOLDING scribers and promoters most Sunday, April 20th, 10.30 a.m. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY sincerely for making the draw men. Cappoquln's margin over Pat Dalton scr. Pat Fitzgerald WEDDING BELLS: Details to principals only. FOR PRIVATE TREATY SALE the outstanding success it was. Killeagh at the Rockfield was scr. Ml. Geary 3. Eddie Lucas McCARTHY-BUTLER The level lands are entirely under pasture and of Your response is most appre- 4-2. 5, Billy Casey —2, Liam Connors excellent quality, suitable for any farming enterprise, well ciated. —(Advt.). So the Ardmore / Cappoquin 1. P. Fennessy i0. James Lucas St. Augustine's Church, Ab- BINGO confrontation could become 10, Liam Power 5. James Mc- beyside was the scene of a very fenced and watered. Extensive road frontage — Tallow 2 pretty wedding on March 31st In Ring Community Hall something of a marathon over Carthy 3. J. J. Scanlon 5, J. Edmond Spratt & Son, when Donal McCarthy, second miles. every Sunday night at 8 p.m. the next two or three weeks. Kelly scr. son of Sean and Margaret Mc- Commencing next Sunday They meet on Sunday next in TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 J Further details from:— Carthy. Affane, Cappoquin and M.I.A.V.I. night, April 20, when the jack- the Noel Faherty Dungarvan CAPPOQUIN MACRA MICHAEL A. O BRIEN (Auctioneers) LTD. Mary Butler, only daughter of pot is £40. Tyre Centre CuD Final In Lis- Congratulations to "The Ar- Tom Sutler and the late Kitty Tallow. Phone 058/56109 PADRE PIO more at 3 p.m. if this doesn't produce a decision after extra tistry In The Home" team of Butler, Abbeyside, Dungarvan All are invited to Rosary and Mary Hickey, Mary O'Brien, were united in Holy Matrimony. Celebration of Mass at St. time it goes to a replay on the following Sunday. This still Anne O'Brien. Mary Collender The ceremony with Nuptial Joseph's Hospital, on Thursday and Willie O'Donoghue, who evening at 7.15. leaves them facing the league Mass and Papal Blessing was were placed 3rd In the Regional performed by Rev. Fr. Ahearne, "Peace Is simplicity of heart, playoff and some date head- SALES BY BERRY WALSH Final having represented Wa- C.C., Abbeyside, assisted by serenity of mind, tranquility of aches for the league committee terford. Very Rev. Fr. Russell, P.P., soul, it is the holy joy of a but their problems may be Modeligo/Affane and FT. Billy AT THE PAROCHIAL HOUSE, CAPPOQUIN heart In which God reigns. eased after Sunday. Congratulations to Mary Hic- Meehan, C.C., Clashmore. AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES BY M. J. NOONAN & SON Peace is the way to perfection." key on winning the "Decorate Back to Sunday's game at the AND EFFECTS CAPPOQUIN. TEL. 058/54317 —Padre Plo. —(Advt.). A Birthday Cake" in the compe- The best man was Frank Mc- Rockfield and an eminently for- I tition held at Callan on Sunday Carthy and the groomsmen (By instructions of the Executors of the late ANTE-NATAL CLASSES gettable end to the local sea- FOR SALE AT LACKEN, CAPPOQUIN Ante-Natal and Relaxation last. were Pat and John McCarthy, Canon John Walsh, P.P-) son. Cappoquin won comfort- On S-unday next, Billy brothers of the groom. DELIGHTFUL 3-BEDROOMED BUNGALOW Mothercraft Class, commencing ably. but by no means convin- ON FRIDAY, APRIL 25, at 2 p.m. WITH GARAGE, standing on c. i acre. agaia on 22nd April at 7.30 p.m. O'Grady will represent Water- The bride was attended by cingly. and as an augury for Lois Crotty, Maureen Downey including the following: Diningroom tiable. 4 mahogany Excellent value. "Mn St. John's School. —(Advt.). ford in the Regional final of the stern tests to come it was "The City of Dublin Talent and Fiona Leahy who were diningroom chairs, 2 similar diningroom chairs, china Full details from the Auctioneers. —^ J-FELSE GUN CLUB not encouraging. Yet again the cabinet. Folding mahogany ambia-ue taible. 3-piece siuiie, 7The annual general meeting Competition" In Wicklow. beautifully attired in dresses of rr". .iHte, %o- HitMhl colour tv., aoorox. 1 -rear old. M. J. NOONAN & SON approach was too casual and Good wishes to Peppi Burke royal blue taffeta and they car- Will be held at Lawlor's Hotel. the work rate spasmodic. It was atancfara' lamp, TV table. Large cut-glass jug. Cut-glass Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Capnouuin. who celebrated her 21st re- ried bouquets of red and white Dungarvan, on Thursday, April after 35 minutes of indifferent snip's decanter. Writing bureau. Inlaid mahogany coffee 24. at 8 p.m. All members and cently. _ (Willie O'Donoghue, carnations. toble, poofs, 3-bar coal-effect electric fire, Holy bible, fare that "Gossie" Mason got Acting P.R.O.). The bride who looked char- Intending members are request- the first goal and the second Dimplex heater. Complete works of William Shapespeare, ed to attend. —(Advt.). ming in a gown of satin and Readers Digest world atlas, .collection of Readers Digest followed from Billy O'Shea be- SECOND LEVEL IN embroidered tulle, was given LATE NEWS — CREDIT fore the break. condensed books (18), Occasional tables, small cabinet, UNION SOCIAL CAPPOQUIN away by her father, Tom. She merex tape recorder, Reading lamp, Oval gilt-framea Resuming with a two goal ad- carried a spray of red roses The Credit union 21st Anni- Of particular interest to par- mirror, Mantle clock. Encyclopaedia of Ireland, Ornament;; vantage Cappoquin appeared to with red carnations and SINGER SEWING CENTRE versary Dinner & Dance will be ents of present and future sec- Glasses. Pictures, Small folding table. Maroon Renault S bs coasting but were shock- maidenhair-fern. WATERFORD Ballyduff held at Lawlor's Hotel, Dungar- ond level students in st- Anne's PL car. 1983. in good condition, l owner (priest): pictures ed out of their complacency van on Friday. 18th April, com- School, cappoquin catchment by V-eron Ward, Hearth rugs. Folding chairs. 4 mahogany Phone 051/74571 after four minutes when the The flower girl was Yvonne mencing at 8.30 D,m. Please area will be the advertisement nalrs with canved and turned legs. 1 DA/Lite screen, back four played themselves Fower. niece of the bridegroom note : music by The Society in this issue from the school Timshel gas fire. Book-ease. Baill-stand. Set of Encyclo- into terrible trouble and Col- and page boy was John McCar- Notes Four parents association in which paedia Brittanica (.24) and 6 year-books. Readers Digest man Galvin nipped In to lob thy. neohew of the bridegroom. TALENT COMPETITION Tickets on sale at the Credit they anticipate the continua- urn-cyclopaedia Volumes 1. 2 and 3, Fine irons, Vases, SALE! SALE! SALE! the ball over the advancing The soloist was Mary Dee, On next sunday in Annacurra Union Office. Price £8. Valuable tion of the existing school for -ompanion set, Plaque. Mahogany sideboard. Fine bone Llam Morrissey. A long stale- Clashmore, who also presided at For 2 Weeks Only spot prizes. —-(Advt.). another five years. This an- china tea set. Sona tea service. Hand-painted teapot and Hiall, A-ug-hrtm, Co. Wtteiklow mate followed before Fintan the organ. DUNGARVAN MART nouncement must hel to re- water jug, 46-plece dinner service. Dessert dishes and Fantastic Reductions on New ou-r set dancing team, who won Murray and Tommy Sullivan D The Lesson reader was An- There were 609 calves^ 400 lieve some of the present anx- bowls, Pickle pot and 6 pickle forks. Collection of Youghal and Secondhand Sewing the county final, take part in made it safe for Cappoquin in thony McCarthy, brother of the cattle- and 200 sheep on offer iety as the two organisations Pottery, 21-plece Royal Tara bone china tea set. New Machines at our the regional finals. The team is the last auarter. Ger Ahearne groom and the Mass servers at Dungarvan Mart on Monday. concerned continue their efforts World gas cooker, GEC fridge. Philips fridge/freezer, Paddy Ahem, John M'urpfhy, scored Killeagh's second two were Mark McCarthy and Kevin MOBILE SHOP IN THE Margaret Ahern and Mary Trade for bullocks was defin- minutes from time. to seek a resolution of the approx. 1 year old: Hoover Electron automatic washing itely improved and there was Shields. SQUARE, DUNGARVAN Murphy, and they compete "Gossie" Mason. Blllv o'Shea, problem. machine. Krupps hoover, as new: Carpet sweeper. Double much stronger demand for The reception was held at vValnut bed, Lookers. Single wardrobes. Bedside lamps. This Friday and Next Friday. against teams from Oarlow, who did well against some un- Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan and cattle. Quality stores were up compromising opposition, Eug- Double Inlaid mahogany bed, Pine wiardrobe and dressing Kilkenny. Wexford and Wick- by £1> to £2.50 per 100' kg®. The CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE the honeymoon was spent tour- table. BFR record player, Electric drill, Eleotric carving low. ene MoLoughlin and Eamon G.A.A. NEWS ing Ireland. heifer trade was exceptionally Walsh were best on the day But knife, Silvanor binoculars, Mahogany wardrobes, Singie STOCKJUDGING good and demand was very Racing comes To Cappoquin— Going away the bride wore a bed, M'ahogany dressing table. Chest of drawers, Pv« On behalf of the club we wish among the fans the naggin" good for the excellent entry of doubts still remain. 6 3 xes, that's the news of the jade green suit with black wireless, GEC clothes drier. Large kitchen table. Kiltohen to congratulate Pat Kenny who heifers on offer. The cal-f trade week for all you racing fans as accessories. Killeagh, with little at stake chairs, 2 fireside chairs. Kitchen ware and utensils. PLANNING NOTICES finished second In the national contjin-ues to be firm- and good the club are at present organ- We wish the newly-weds Garden implements, etc.. etc. final of the u-21 sheep stock- - „,„ ,,„ gave nothing away lightly and is ng a "Night at the Races." many years of wedded bliss. Co. Waterford _ Telecom experienced campaigners like On view Thursday. April 24, from 11 a.m. to I p.m. judging competition which took , wality calves made up to £247 Kieran O'Connor and Pat Cur- Eireann (Accommodation Sec- The s hee tra e c0 ltou S and from 2 p.m. ,to ,6 p.m. and on morning of sale from place on Wednesday, April 9, at ^ ' P <* , ^ F £ Pat McCarthy. Dan Sexton, the ran are at the helm in this tion), Dublin- 2 intends- to apply be 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Adimission to view and sale £1. Cata- RJatihdowmey. This -is a great «W good an^ 5_hog®e)bs 57 Galvlns and Noel Driscoll con- fi'.ndraising venture and we will to Waterford County Council tested everything to the end. logue available. honour for Pat and we "wish tags, made £79.50. Ewe lambs keep everyone posted on the for Full Planning Permission to him the besit in future stock- made- up to fil^O. Cappoquin _ L. Morrissey. E. latest bulletin concerning this BERRY WALSH, Auctioneer & Valuer erect a small building to house Walsh. E. MoLoughlin. B. Mur- judging competitions. event. Touraneena Cappoquin. Telephone 058/54008 an u-ns'taffed Rural Automatic ray. j. Morrissey, J. Mason. M FIELD EVENINGS Exchange on ia elite on the Curley, F. Murray. P. Bergin, T. On Hast Sunday night the Welcome Home John Wel- North side of West Street, O'Sullivan, B. O'Shea. Sub—M come home to John Brackett BY PRIVATE TREATY oluib was represented by three Lismore. Lacey for B'ergin. our tireless groundsman, who Notes FREEHOLD COTTAGE STANDING ON teams at Fermoy Field Even- LETTERS TO THE Killeagh _ G. Ahearne, P was hospitalised for a short 1 ACRE Approx. Co. Waterford _ Telecom ing. one of which won the best Galvin, P. McCarthy, D. Sex- period. SET CLUB NEWS overall team- on the night. One (By instructions of the owner) Eireann- (Accommodation Sec- ton. K. Galvin, B. Galvin. R, U/14 Football: Abbeyside 4-1, All-Ireland Final — The Ail- tion;, Dublin- 2 intends to apply of our mannequin- teams-, John Accommodation: Kitchen, 2 bedrooms, large sitting- Landers, M. Treacy, M. Driscoll Affane 2-4 — On Monday, 7th Ireland final of Senior Scor is to waterford County Council and Brenda Kenny, finished EDITOR C. Galvin, C. Spillane. April our u/14 football team being held in -the National loom; ESB and water; 2 outoffices. for Full Manning Permission to second. Mma Kenny also won The Editor, Referee was Eddie O'Shea and turned out against Abbeyside Sltadium. Dublin, on tills Satur- This is a neat, well-kept homestead on an elevated erect, a smaJll building to house her individual competition. Weil "Dungarvan Leader" the linesmen were Paddy Pol- at the Fraher Field. They gave day night and we take this site with a beautiful view of the mountains aind valley an u-nstaffed Rural Automatic done to all. SERVICE CHARGES lard and Stephen Crotty. a very good account of them- opportunity ,to wisih our dancers Telephone Exchange on- site - nd is situated -approximately 2 miles from Cappoquin a On next Sunday, both Mel- In a letter to your paper last Leaving the top of the table selves and were only beaten by every good luck. at the junction of Mass Lane leray and Glanwor-th held their week Richard A. Walsh, Chair- for the relegation area Ballv- a goal. It was a very controver- A bus wil-1 travel from Tour- and lj- miles from Mt. Melleray. and Main Street, 'in Cappoquin. Field Evenings. So again, man of Dungarvan U.D.C. once duff's defeat at Ardmore sends sial penalty awarded to Abbey- aneena village on Saturday E. A. Ryan & Co., Solicitors, Dungarvan r_ u,_.„ . , T . . , ,members -please note! more tried to justify service them down to division 2 where side that decided the issue. Our morning and anyone wishing to having carriage of sale. Co. Waterford — I wish to ! COMHALTAS MOTF-C charges. I wish to take this op- their companions may be Lis- goalie Ciaran Cullinane man- travel should contact the club aged to push the ball against apply to WaterDord County j a mee>ln« nf the Pl^n-h portunity of putting the record more or Youghal. immediately for tickets, etc. Further particulars frfom:— straight. the Dost only to see the rebound sion^for exrteiw\onnltogmvPdwen" took „£?£ CAPPOQUIN BADMINTON DIED IN ENGLAND BERiRY WALSH, Auctioneer & Valuer Legislation was introduced by kicked to the net. ing at Barrack Street, Tallow, CLUB the Fianna Fail Government in The death occurred recently Cappoquin. Telephone 058/54008 Co, -Water-fond. Signed: Michael T£ m Ciaran 1978 which undertook to refund County Champions — congra- T-, s2 ~~,„ Cullinane, in England of Mr. Tommy Delaney. on May 18. A Set will dance a-t David Cullinane, Roger Mc- Local Authorities the loss In tulations to Marie Morrissey Power, formerly of Carrigroe, the Oomhaltas Tour Concert in Loughlin, Jason Fleming Ken- Co. Waterford — I, Thomas waterford next Thursday night funding brought about by the and Noel O'Donoghue. who on Balllnatnult. He was a great neth O'Donnell, Pat Norrls Kie- spo-rtisiman and Gael, always in PUBLIC NOTICE Noel Kearney, wlsih to appily to Music and dancing as usual derating of domestic dwellings, Friday night last in Lady Lane, DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB ran Wilkinson, P. j. Veale Mar- good humour with a cheery FORESHORE ACT, 1933 Waterford County Council for th-ls week. secondary schools, community Waterford won the 5th Division FUND RAISING COMMITTEE tin Reddy, Frank McLoughlin word for everybody and was a Notice is hereby given pur- planning -peranissiioin to erect a The branch will takei paint in halls and farm buildings. Under Mixed Doubles Co. Champion- Mark Dransfield, Conor Pren- well-known figure at the Oloni- suant to Section 19 of the bungialow and septic tank at the county fWai o-f Ple-arach.a the Coalition Government am- ship. Having lost the first set dergast, Billy Tobin, Kevin Wil- Full panel £50, Snowball £36 they went on to win the second me'l Dog Tracik. Foreshore Act, 1933 that "Iasc Knockcaraagh, Ballyduff Upper. in Balllnroad Hall on April 25 ending legislation was intro- kinson, P. J. Reddy. on 33 calls. Colour: yellow. set and then came the third He emigrated to England Sliogiach Duo Garbhan Teo." BALLYDUFF I.C.A. duced in 1983 which reneged on the 1978 commitment. Ser- and deciding set. This set Pro- U/1G Hurling — our under 16 around thirty years ago to join 81 25 9 18 68 70 35 13 have applied ito the- Minister for The Apnil meeting of the ICA vice Charges were introduced to vided great badminton and hurlers played a useful chal- his brother Noel and other Communications- for permission was held in St- Michael's Hall lenge against Ballyduff last 16 46 5 73 37 52 40 28 make up some of the loss many anxious nail-biting mom- relatives across channel. to erect poles for the cultiva- on April 1. As we didn'it have a Sunday and ran out easy win- 65 64 63 1 3 85 51 34 BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS brought about by reduced Gov- ents but the sheer determina- To his many relatives and tion of mussels and to moor g-uesit speaker for that night ners. (ATTESTATION OF ernment funding. These Char- tion to win and encouragement friends in Sllabh gClua and 53 50 58 39 33 54 43 14 trestles for .the cultiiv-atllion of THE STATE AND GENERAL some members brought crafts ges are nothing more than ad from their supporters sealed Senior Hurling : Shamrocks Cross Channel we tender our 20* 82 4 62 61 27 29 17 oysters and clams on areas of PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) which they completed at the ditional tax on a selective basis the third set and the match. 3-5, Cappoquin 1-10—Our senior sin-cere -sympathy. May he rest foreshore at Dungarvan- Har- recent class and pu-t them on 79 57 41 75 72 87 31 42 ORDER, 1986 (S.I. No. 82 putting an extra burden on the This championship win Is well hurlers went under to Sham- in peace. bour. display. 15 84 10 22 88 76 2 Of 1986) already over-taxed people. deserved as Marie and Noel are rocks in a challenge last Sun- Amy person- who wishes to The Minister for Agriculture The main Item for discussion two players dedicated to their CARD WINNERS "Danotes end of Sno-wtoa-11. In my efforts to abolish these day night. Although we were object to -the gr-ant of the per- has -made an Order, entitled' as was our Flashton Show on- April club and dedicated to training. Last week's card d-rlve win- Service Charges I had a Notice under-strength, the game pro- mission sought should furnish above-, which comes into effect 25. There is a lot of hand' work Prizes must be claimed on or of Motion before Waterford Congratulations also to Pat ved a valuable exercise. ners were: Faddy Kiely. Billy a statement in writing, giving on 1 May, H986. The Order con- ahead as we have three shops before Monday, April 21st at County Council on 6th Novem- Casey who kept the club colours Condon. Paddy Cliffe, Christy reasons, to the Secretary. De- involved this year. It should be S.H. Championship—Our sen- 5 p.m. sharp from Pat MOore tinues untill 3-1 December, 1086 ber, 1985 asking that service flying in the 5th Division Men's Hantaan, Ned Burke, Jean partment of Communications. a good night for all the family ior hurling championship fix- 11 Thomas Tee., Dungarvan. In respect of domestic trade charges be excluded as a source Singles Co. Final and after Whelan. Lucky tables: Michael ture against Dunhill will be Marine Division, ApoMo House, only. ,tJhe current validity period as we have tiny tots,, teenagers of revenue, it was defeated and some great badminton, Pat re- Q'uinlaw, Brendan To-bin. Mick Full sheet must be returned played on the evening of May Tara Street, Dublin- 2 within of the bovine tuberculosis p-re. and then- the mo-re mature the same motion suffered the ceived the runners-up trophy. Sullivan, Pats Condion Eamonrn when claiming. 4th at 7.15 p.m. twenty-one days of the date of move-memt test, i.e. GO d-ays. figures, so ladies get the hips same fate on 20th November, Pat and Noel were also County Barron, Paddy Walsh. pu'bliteatton of this Notice. Copies of the Order may be swinging. Minor Football — our minor Numbers- drawn this week by: 1985 and again on 27th January, Finalists in the Men's Doubles YOUTH CLUB A s-ite' plan of the -area and obtained from the Government -The Gluild will meet, again on footballers are in action on this Mrs. Kitty Collins, 25 Mitchel 1986. Championship and again re- On this Fr-lday night we will drawings of the- proposed -works Publications S'-ale Office, MOles- MOnday, April 21 at 8.30 p.m. ceived the runners-up trophies. Wednesday evening against Street, Dungiarv-an. I trust this letter will clarify Naomh Brid. be travelling SHOW JUMPING FOROIGE ELECTS NEW CHAIRMAN Kieran McEvoy (25), is the newly elected Chairman of For- Ballyrafter Winter League oige — the 15,000 strong Na- tional Youth Development Or- ganisation. The Winter League finals Georglna O'Connor's Fantastic (.Nicola O'Connor); 2, Philip 'Mr. McEvoy who is the young- took, place alt Blallyraflter Eques- est ever Chairman of the or- McGinn's Fair Trail CAedh Mc- trian Centre, SLismore over the ganisation is married and lives Ginn) ; 3, Michael Leahy's Fly- Easieer week-end and fllaslt year's with his wife Bernie in crosser- winner in the (•( and E Grades Finals ing Fox ('Tracy O'Sullivan); 4, lough, co. Oavan. and the first season novices Marian- Be eh-c ear's Loughnatousa A strong believer in personal class, Michael iCond-on, the well- Sltar (Dl-an Beecher). Initiative and enterprise, Mr. known young Dungarvan rider Ballyrafter. don's Ufltle Miss Prim (Michael Ponies 138cms final — 1, Twenty of these came for- Condon); 3, Tony Condon's McEvoy is self-employed run- wias rather unlucky not ito have Thomas Henehian's Whizzer ning a successful mushroom ward for the final of the Newpark Lass ((Michael Con- repeated last year'® successes in (Lara Henehan); 2, John and free range egg business. novice riders- competition which don); 4, Michael Connors's both. O'Connor's Periwinkle .((Deniis His involvement in Forolge went to a six-way divide. Liulgii (Francis Connors); 5, COaikley); 3. Anne Gould's' All Six horses won through to Amongst the prizewinners was Jerry O'Brien's Ballymacarit began when he joined the Cros- Shell (Owner); 4, Amber serlough F'oroige club as a mem- the tinned round to 'the D and Nicola O'Connor who competed Lady (Stephen Keane); 6, Anne O'Grady's Island Star (Owner); ber in 1973. He became Chair- E and Michael set out for a in her very first competition Wlliougthby's Blacikwater Park 5, Mark Wallace's Rolo '(Own- man of the club in 1976 at the repeat win on "Oooladlne Girl" only four week® previously. Not (Owner), but, in spite' of a very flaslt time, er) ; 6, Joan Murphy's Susie age of fifteen. The following content with one red, Nicola (Michelle Murphy). year, 1978, he became a mem- hit the fin-all fence to leave then went on too win the' 128cms Ponies Novice Riders final — Kieran iRooney go on to win on Divided between Daniel Ponies 148cms final — 1, An- ber of the Foroige Reference final outright with Fantastic to Panel, which gives members the Michael Quirke's "Top Se-cret." holW off the challenge from O'Brien's W-estend- Sally '(Own- gela McCarthy's Chaffinch However Michael, riding "Mr. er); Peter Magnier'si Gold Spur (Vera McCarthy); 2, Pat opportunity to express their Aedh McGinn and the well- views at National Level. Chow," took the blue rosette as known Fair Trail. i(Trtoa Magnfer); Georgina O'Flynn's D-an Doran (David runner-up. O'Connor's Fantastic (Nicola O'Flynn} 3, Jane O'Brien's Mr. McEvoy became an adult The 13®cms ponies produced : Of the 47 horses qualified for O'Connor); Amiber O'Grady's Dawn Tudor iDenis Coakley); leader with the Crosserlough a superb final with ellght 1 the first season novices final Island Sltar (Owner ); Jane 4, Laura Rioch-Perks'si MOna- Foroige club in 1979 and re- battling it out against the clock many have been sold but 33 O'Brien's Robin (Eleanor trea Jez -(Tom Fives); -equal 5, mained so till 1983 when he Lara Henehan and the aptly were still around, keen to do O'Brien) and Norma Smlddy's Paddy Flv-es's The C'onroy (Tom joined the Kilnalec-k Foroige named Whizzer did just that to Pupils of Garranbane National School who were Confirmed by Most Rev. Dr. Michael battle. These youngsters have Freddie (Edetl Smlddy). Fives') and Philip McGinn's club again as adult leader. He taike' a second off .t'he target set shown remarkable improve- Ponies, 128cms final — 1, Flan'aiilt (Orla McGinn). was elected as chairman of the Russell in Abbeyside Church recently. Included are Very Rev. Canon Farrcll, P.P., Rev. Fr. by 'Denis Coakley and Peri- ment throughout the' league Cavan District council in 1984. Ahearne, C.C. and members of the teaching staff. (Photo: Rory Wyley) winkle. Anne Gould was just •and 16 went through to the In 1985 Mr. McEvoy represented ouitslde the time to take1 third barrage. Co. Cavan on Foroige's National place with another of the Council. Also in 1985 he was (Billy Desmond was first in to novice wifnners1 Amiber O'Grady elected to the National Execu- set the standard of a clear in making the ibeslt of her role as MINNIES SQUASH CLUB tive as Hon. Treasurer until his 58.5 seconds on (Ballynona pathfinder to finish fourth. election to the post of Chair- Bridge. But the very next in, man of Foroige this year. His Fine Gael Dungarvan The standard in the 148s has Stephen Keane and Baliyma- term of office is for two years. oart Lady isfiiashed thiis' to 47.5. been extremely high throughout NOTES the league and, over a, strong -Mr. McEvoy brings to his There was -an impressive at- Michael Condon was back and Brian O'Brien. The top 5 course, four survived to fight FRANCIS POWER WINS position a wealth of experience tendance a/t the Fine Gael again, determined to improve were ,(,1) Franois Power (63), for the prestigious champion- WATERFORD 'A" TITLE at national and local level gain- annual general meeting of the on his runner-tup spot to the (2) Michael O'Mahoney (70), ed from over a decade of active Dungarvan District Executive District A.G.M. ship title. Denis Coakley set a On the weekend of April previous class, this time with (3) Pat phelan (63), (4) Pearse good standard with a clear to 4-6, a contingent of local play- participation within Foroige. held in Lawlor's Hotel recently. his father's Little Miss Prim. 39.5 ifrom Dawn Tudor. Tom ers headed down to Waterford Moloney 55) and (5) John Minister for Agriculture, Aus- the Minister referred to the followed w-ifch the following And, with a time' of 43.5, it look- Fives and Momatrea Jea better- for the Waterford individual Lynch (37). tin Deasy, T.D., addressed the drop to unemployment figures. results: Chairperson, Mr. Paddy ed as though Mtohael had done ed the time tout at Ithe expense close, where I'm glad to report meeting which was chaired by Government backing in terms Fletcher; Vice-do., Mr. Brendan lit. Just to re'eap on the ladies, of four faults. the news was very fruitful with Constituency Chairman, Maur- of grant aid was a big factor O'Brie-n; Hon. secretary, Ther- But Kieran was to relegate Klaltherine- Kelgihery with 67 no less than six finalists com- pts. was the points champion. ice Cummins, and Constaitiuen-cy in the expansion plans by.firms esa Teay; Hon. Treasurers, Michael yet again. RJldinig Tim David O'Flymn got Dan ing from Minnies. 2nd Gerardine Reynolds 63. 3rd HOUSE Organiser, William A. Walsh, throughout the area. Breda Rousseau and Atoe Hyde's consistent Mr. H. Kieran Doran home to 35 seconds dead In the ladies, Ellen Coffey Eltoabe'th Donnelly 57. Gerar- also attended. The Minister expressed his O'Riordan; Organised. Dan knocked two seconds off Mic- and looked home and dry. But won the 'B' plate, while in the dine Reynolds was the only deitgtht at tihe neiws that a Leahy; P-R-O. Eileen Foley. hael's target and no one else Vera McCarthy of The Beeches •A' it was an all-Minnies affair queen while she finished no. 1 ALLOCATIONS MINISTER'S ADDRESS major international firm was came near him. Stud, Tallow rode Chaffinch with Anne Wyley narrowly de- with (2) Mary Brett (46), (3) to begin its operations in Dun- ARD FHEI® Francis Connors had a good like a tiling inspired and with feating Helen Kiely 3-2. Helen Kiely (49), (4) Frances Austin -Deasy, T.D., Minister garvan and also the planned try on his father's Luigl, but a plenty of encouragement from •Constituency Organiser, Wil- In the men's John Cliffe was Carroll (48), (5) Anne Wyley BY MANAGER'S for Agriculture, spoke of posi- re-opening of the Dungarvan moment's hesitation on a tight the gallery, stopped the clock liam A. Walsh informed the runner up to the 'C; Pat Phe- 1(36'). I would just like to thank tive achievements by the party Leather® plaint. Given this up- turn to the combination cost on 34.9 to make it a hat-trick meeting thatt the Ard Fheis will lan was the 'A' plate winner, FDC Ltd. for their generous In Government. There was, hie turn to economic forecasts., we him precious seconds and he for the girls. tiake place at the Simmons- while club number one Francis sponsorship. ORDERS said, "unprecedented increases may, the Minister said, "soon took a temporary third. Power made all the headlines in Government funding to the enjoy- the benefits of the enor- court extension In Dublin com- The County Manager, Mr. D. mencing on Friday. October 17 Michael was to with another DETAILS as he won out the men's 'A,' de- Hurley, has made orders under Waterford constituency since mous efforts made by Govern- chance on N-ewpark Lass but, feating former club coach Jim KEOHAN CLEANERS and -finishing on Sunday 20. Horses, Grades D and E final the Housing Section of the Co. Fine Gael took office." over £3>0 ment and the people of this missitog out on his own time Buckley for the loss of only a BEGINNERS Advance enquiries would indi- —1, Michael Quirke's Top Sec- Council as follows:— millions have been allocated- to country over the last number by just a second, he took third few points, TO Francis and all cate a record attendance. ret (Kieran Rooney): 2. Tony Last Wednesday might was That the tenancy of vacant the building of the new ring of years . . . ." place to push Francis down, a our other finalists we say very A video specially made ,f-> in- Condon's Mr. Chow '.Michael finals night wiith both men's house no. 50/246, College Road, roads, bridges and housing In conclusion-, the Minister slot. Course designer and well done. struct canvassers on modern Condon); 3, Tom Moloney's and ladles beginners to be Ardmore, be allocated to — Mr. schemes. More houses are- being than-kied (the outgoing officer organiser of the league, Anne techniques was shown after Warrington Flight < Thomas decided. In the men's Vince Patrick O'Brien, Curragh Cross, built with the consequent board for' their hard work, and Willloughby, rode her own the meeting, and was well Moloney); 4, Tony Condon's MUNSTER SQUASH O'Donovan scored a very good Ardmore. shortening of 'the Council hous- welcomed the new Executive, Blackwa-ter Park into sixth. 3-d win over Patsy Haokett, ing lists. urging them to get ready for received. Cooladtoe Girl '(Michael Con- Our novice team were to ac- That the tenancy of vacant don); 5, Dorothy power's Bew- tion against Collins' 'B' where while in the ladles Deirdre the coming General Election. 1 —Jim O'Neill. Constituency PONY DAY O'Riordan played very well as house no. 27/316, Parks Road, Government policies have ley Pearl (Franois Connors ); 6, they were heavily defeated. Lismore, be allocated to—Mrs. worked, he told delegates. Now The election of officers then PRO. 5 April 1986.) But /the excitement was by Marian Beeeher's Loughna-tousa Scores: (5- Eddie Wade 0-3; (4) she defeated Siobhan Wade 3-1. Thanks to Keohan Cleaners for Ann Heaphy, 47, New Street, we can see- tihe improved bene- no meains over for the weekend Tesoro (Tim Beecher). Jimmy Kiely 2-3- (3) Maurice Lismore. fits of flailing prices, rising liv- Walsh 0-3: (2) Tony Lonergan their sponsorship. as Sunday was pony day and Horses, First Season Novices That the tenancy of vacant ing standards and the once their finals attracted the lar- final — 1. Tim Hyde's- Mr. H 2-3: (1> Tom Kiely 1-3. CONGRATULATIONS house no. 12/465, Ballinroad, be rampant inflation rates have gest eveir turnout of ponies at (Kieran Rooney); 2, Tony Con- Our intermediate team were allocated to — Mr. John P. Fitz- been cut to below three per home to De La Salle (Water- We would like to offer our gerald, Leamybrien, Kilmactho- cent. ford) on Tuesday last where heartiest congratulations to IFA MAY CHALLENGE they lost a very close affair. mas. F;?ores: (5; John Lynch 0-3- (4) club members Elaine Hurley That the tenancy of vacant JOBS Eddie Moore 2-3- (1) Francis and Billy HKickey on. their re house no. 47/594, Crooke, Pas- cent engagement. sage East, be allocated to — Mr. Speaking on the employment Power 2-3: (2> Pat Phelan 2-3 Miiurlcc Tate. Barrack Street, prospeats for tjtie cons FRIDAY, APRIL 18 - 7 DAYS - 8 P.M. (OVER 16) LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SATURDAY COMING: FRIDAY APRIL 25- APRIL 18 & 19 - 11P.M. (OYER 18) FINDERS KEEPERS Adrian Edmondson, Alexi Sayle AND Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange CARRY ON BANGING wm SUPERGRASS TOOTSIE COMING: SUNDAY APRIL 27- A tale of sex ... drugs ... cream teas and murder. He's Tootsie . . . She's Dustin Hoffman A Chorus Line LAWLOR'S HOTEL Week-End T.V. Viewing Mystery of The Blue Jar. 8.00— SATURDAY, APRIL 19 white. 1949). 3.3>0 — Film: The Niuaoht. 8.05 — in Loving Mem- BUlue Bird. Starring Elizabeth RTE 1 ory. 8.35—'The Whisperers. 10.35 6.45-I8.25 a.m. — Open Univer- Taylor, Jane Fonda, Cicely Ty- —European parliament Report. sity. 8.30 — W-ait Till Your son and Ava Gardner (1976). ABBEYSIDE ZEJASS 11.05—Sunday Sporjts Special. Father Gets Home. 8.55—Bana- 5.0-5 —Images Of Home. 5.15— naman. 9.00 — Saturday Super- Ne*ws Summairy with subtitles; SATURDAY. APRIL 19 FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO store. 12.15 p.m. — Grandsitand. Weaitiher. 5.20—40 Minutes: Ani- 9.20—Diilin O Deambasi. 9.3-0— 5.05—News; Weather- News. 5.15 mal Crackers. 6.00 Young Anything Goes. 12.00 — News -^Sports News Walesi 5.20—The Musician Of The Year 1986. 6.40 WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS — DISCO Headlines followed by Fiiamna BBC 1 Mu-ppet Show. 5.45—The Dukes —Golf: The Masters. 7.35 — 10 p.m.-2 a.m. — Adm. £3.50 — Bar Ext. — Neat Dress Fall Ard Fheis. 1.30 — News Of Hazzard. 6.30—Every Seccnd House And Home inew series). Headlines. 1.35 _ • Spomts Stad- counts. 7.0o — The Collectors. 8.i0)0>—'The Kenmiy Everett Show. 7.50—H-er Life As A Man. Star- ium. 6.0G—The Angetos. 6-Gil — FRIDAY, APRIL 18 8.30—Gardeners' World. 9.00 — Friday, April 18 — MELLERAY COUNTRY News.. 6J15—Mailbag. 6.35 _ All ring Robin Douglas and JOan Sporting Chance. 9.30 — One Kinds Of COunibry. 7.00 — Lime 6.00 a.m.—Cee-fax AM. 6.50 — Collins. 9.25—News And Sport; Man And- His Dog. 10.15 _ Did Saturday, April 19 — PARTNERS Stre&t. 7.55 — Fianina Fail Ard Breakfast Time. 9.20 — Pages Weather News. 9.40 — Ctagney You See? 11.00 — Newsnight. Fhels. 9.i00—News. 9.20 — Screen from Cteeifax. 10.30—Play School And Lacey. 10.30—Match Oif The 11.50-11.35 a.m. _ Film: Boy Of Sunday, April 20 — MIXERS Test. 10.25—Dallas. 11.20 —Late 10.510—Pages from Ceefax. 12.30 Day. 11.20 — Film: Thou Shalt The- Muddy Shore. South News. p.m.—News After Noon. 1.00 — Not KOI. Gary Graham stars in Korean- drama tells the story of CROTTY'S INN Febble Mill At One. 1.45—Gran. this 1979 film with Lee Grant. two refugees from the Korean SUNDAY, APRIL 20 1.50—Stop-Go! 2.00—Pages from Diana Scarwid and Robert war who struggle to make a Ceefax. 3.5-2 — Regional News. Gulp. 12.55-1.00 a.m.—Weather. living in a smia-ll fishing vil- LEAMYBRIEN 10.30—Mass. 11.15 — Fianna 3.55—TTV 'Tea-time Television.' lage in the south (Korean with Fall Ar Fhels. 1.30 — Serenade 4.10—The Kwlcky Koala Show. English subtitles. 1982). Ait Hluiboka Oastle. 2.10—Land- 4.30—Film: The Skry Bike. Star- Saturday, April 19 — JOHNNY BARRETT mark. 2.40'—Anols Is Aris. 3.00 ring Spencer Shires and Ian SATURDAY, APRIL 19 —Cartoons-. 3.10 —Sunday Mat- Ellis (19-67). 5.35 — The Fl&nt- BBC 2 6.5o a-m. — Open University. JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL Sunday, April 20 — THERESA & THE STARS inee: Hero's island. Starring: ston-es. 6.00—Six O'Cliook News; 1.55 p.m. — Film : The Dove. Telephone 058/54304; 54219 James Mason, Kate Manx and Weather News. 6.35 — Sport- Joseph Bottoms and Deborah Warren Oaites. 4.-55 — Fraggle folio. 7.00—Wogan. 7.40 — I've Raffin star in this 1974 film. Coming Saturday, April 26 — Gold Star Award Winner FRIDAY, APRIL 18 Friday, April 18 — IN Cabaret— SANDY KELLY R'oefc. 5.25—Suil Thart. 5.45 — Got A Secret. 8.10—The Colbys. 3.3&—Laramie. 4.2-5—Badminton Passover Message. 6.00 — The 9.00 — Wiynne Aind Pan-kovs-ky. S.55 a.m. — Open University. Horse Trials. 5.3<0—World Snoo- FUREY BROTHERS AND DAVY ARTHUR Aingelus. 6.01—News followed by (.3) Wynne and Penlkovsky fall 9.C0—P'ages from Ceefax. 12.30 ker. 6.20 — Horizon. 7.10—-News- FOLLOWED BY DISCO Monday, April 21 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Sports Results. 6.1-5—Eurovision £5 ner head — Full Pav Out — Q n.m. sharp . into the trap. 10.25—Omnibus: p.m.—Oaring For Older People: view 7.50-—Around With Al'liss. Doors Open 9.30 — Bar Extension — Adm. £5 gone Contest Preview. 6.5S — Lawrencp a.nd Ambln. l'l 55 nolrcMimcnta included Toa-ay Txwii&s-hit spe.cia.l. 7 2'5 Hto.ir»itaJl 12.55 — Pages from 8.310 — Rug-by Special. 9.00 — Tickets on -sale at -reception and on the night. Late Late Extoa. 7.55—Bluebell. Film; w.E.B. starring Pamela c-ee-rax. 2.00 — Film: The wan- World Snooker. 9.40' — Film: ton. ©tarring- Slmone Slgnoret Helm'ait. (German with English 9.0-0—iNews. 9.20—Moonlighting. Be-llwood, Alex Cord and Rich- Saturday, April 19 — SATURDAY lNi\GHT DISCO ard Basehart (1978). 1.30 a.m. and Bernard Blier (French with subtitles). l'l.40-4.05 a.m. — 10.15—Johnny Cash—The First English subtitles, black and Over 18's — Bar — Neat Diress — Adm. £3 25 Years. ilil.35—Late New®. —Weather. World Snooker. Sunday, April 20 — Mount Melleray -Macra na Feirme AND FOR THE RE ST OF THE WEEK Field Evening DANOE DANCING TO MICK, DICK AND VIC MONDAY 6.15 A Country Practice- 6.40 Skippy; 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 Bar Extension — Ad-mission £3 RTE 2 RTE 1 — 3.30 News Headlines The Three Stooges- 7 p.m. Top Newstime; 6.30 The Sulllvans; THE "CATS" BAR followed by Racing from Pun- Of The Pops; 7.30 Nuacht; 7.45 7.05 Knight Rider- 7.55 Late chestown. 4.40 Emmerdale Mailbag; 8.05 Landmark follow- Starter; 9 p.m. News; 9.30 The MOUNT MELLERAY SATURDAY, APRIL 19 Farm; 5.10 Bosco; 5.35 Dilln ed by Mart And Market- 8.40 Late Late Show; 11,25 Holly- 4.15 — Maya The Bee. 4.40 — O Deamhas- 5.45 Boreal Forest; One More River- 9.10 Midweek wood Beat: 12.20 Late News. THURSDAY, APRIL 17 Saturday Matinee: Hannibal 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 News- Sport: 10.15 The Twilight Zone; RTE 2—5.50 Different strokes; - CARDS Brooks. Starring Oliver Reed time; 6.30 The Paper Lads- 7 11.15 Newsnight: 11-30 Garda 6.20 A Country Practice; 6.45 arnd iMichael J. Pollard 6 20 — p.m. Radharc; 7.30 Ever De- Patrol; 11.40 Night Light. Gardeners' World; 7.15 Nuacht; • I AVCC SEA VIEW, THE PIKE, creasing Circles- 8 p.m. Falcon 7.30 Automania; 8 p.m. Spenser: FRIDAY, APRIL 18— Silver Spoons. 6.50 _ Sweat Of FRIDAY The Sun. Tears Of The Moon Crest; 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Iris 86; RTE 1 — 4.05 News Head- For Hire; 8.55 The Friday Film: nM I CJ — DUNGARVAN 7.50 — 1Q0' Great Paintings. 8 03 10 p.m. Miami Vice; 10.55 One lines followed by Sons And Slap Shot. Starring Paul New- Dancing to: LEGEND —Nuaoht. 8.10 _ Strangers And Fond Embrace; 11.35 Late News. Daughters; 4.35 Plasticines; 4.45 man and Michael Ontkean; Friday, April 18 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Brothers. 9.10 _ The Saturday RTE 2 — 2.30 Enthronment Bos-co; 5.15 Newsline; 5.35 1-1.05 Newsnight. In aid of Lifeguards for Clonea. Of The Most Reverend Robert SATURDAY, APRIL 19— Feature: Kiss Me Deadly. Star- ring Ralph Meeker and Albert Eames; 5.55 The Adventures Of Sunday, April 20 — WHITE LIGHTNING Dekiker. 10.55—In Concert' Ex- Zorro; 6.20 A Country Practice: SING ALONG WITH MATTIE WELDON celsior Brass Band. 6.45 Oh No, It's Selwyn Frog- Coming Saturday, May 17— gitt; 7.15 Coronation Street- 8 CAUSEWAY TENNIS MIXED AND LADIES SET DANCING CONTEST p.m. Festival: The Last Waltz- Perpetual Trophy and £50 for winners: trophy SUNDAY, APRIL 20 10 p.m. Talk Of Times Past- and £25 for runners-un. 2.15—IBu-ropa. 3.05 _ Adults Mitchel Gogley; 10.30 Newhart: CLUB NOTES Learning. 3.36 — Room Outside 10.55 Newsnight; 11.15 Night 4.00—MT USA. 6.00—Whioker's Light. -Last week there was a slight friendly eye on -our kiddles. Cities. Ep. 3: Viamcouver 7.00— touch of Spring in the air Welcome back Jack. Once- again The Agatha Chrl-stle Hour: The TUESDAY which helped to gat some of a reminder that tennis attire our players who hibernated for must be worn on the courts.— RTE 1 _ 2.30 News Headlines ATHLETICS fohowed by Racing from Pun- the winter, on ithe courts. One (A. Stacey). chestown; 4.40 Emmerdale in particular comes to milnd. Farm; 5.10 Bosco; 5.35 Folly- Mary Verting, who actually Park House foot; 6 p.m. Angelus- 6.01 News- played for a few hours during TONY RYAN WINS T.S.B. time; 6.35 Jackpot; 7.05 The A- the week. She not only sur- DUNGARVAN Team 8 p.m. End Of Empire- TRUE : prised us but said afterwards Lo Cyprus; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 thiait she also sunprlsied herself MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN Today Tonight; 10.10 Dynasty —watch ouit Donial! 10 km. COUNTY TITLE GOLF 11.05 U.C.G Lectures,; 11.45 Late Husbands were seen coach- FRIENDS Ntws. Friday, April 18 — STARDUST ing wives, sons took on their Wliithout a friend to confide in In Abbeyside on Sunday last, DATES FINALISED RTE 2 — 5.45 Tomorrow's mother and rumour has it life Isi pointless, Tony Ryan, Dungarvan A.C. was CLUB f^ World; 6.15 A Country Practice- that the sons won i,Luik-e and we all need someone by us an easy winner at the County The three dates for the Saturday, April 19 — WILLIE WHITE County Tracjc and Field Cham- 6.45 Starring The Actors- 7 15 Jimmy 1. However, after the when we Hall. 10 km. Road Championship, Nuacht; 7.30 All The Best-' 8 pionships have now been final- game they -graciously acknow- Everybody needs a shoulder sponsored by Waterford Trustee p.m. Hardcastle And MtoCor- Savings Banks, once he hit the ised. They are as follows — Sunday, April 20 — SILVER WINGS NOTES ledged "ye're- hot too bad—(for to cry on, mlck; 8.55 Cineclub: Pauline At 'cause being lon-ely Isi the sad- front after approx. 2 miles the Section ], Newtown School. May The Beach. Starring Arielle mothers!" 11. 1 p.m section 2, Friary J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 dest pain of all. result was never in doubt. The On Sunday last the draws for Dombasle and Amanda Lanw- We are at the moment in the To imaike your Stand alonie, it's second man home was another College, Abbeyside. May 18, 1 let 10.35 Radio Telefis Eireann p.m. Section 3, Clover Centre, the ounnigar Cup- Club Four- : process oi finalising details- to so rruuich harder, Dungarvan man, Michael Roche Symphony Orchestra- li 25 who finished too strong in the Ferrybank. May 25, 1 p.m. ball and Olub Mixed Foursomes run an inter-firms competition. mistakes you'll make but Newsnight; 11.40 Night Light.' final lap to pull away from On the first day the hammer were held and are now posted The dates are Monday, May 12 then so do we all. Aifie Burns, Waterford Cltv A.C and pole vault will be held In on the club notice boards. First to Sunday May 18. This com- Friend-ship is haird to find so and Dungarvan won the "team Clover at 10 a.m. for all grades. rounds of the Cunnlgar Cup WEDNESDAY petition is being nun in con- please don't you be blind, must be completed by April junction with St. Laurence's. title from Waterford c-ity AC RTE 1 — 2.30 News Headlines when your baak is up against and Tramore. 20th, the fourball by April 23rd followed by Racing from Pun- Watch the notice boards for the wall, and the Mixed Foursomes by chestown; 4.40 Emmerdale details. lit can 'be hard to brave the May 7th. For the duration of all Geraldine G-uiry, Waterford Farm; 5.10 Bosco; 5.40 Baile- -NOw, gentlemen, on Thursday winds of misfortune, City A.C. was first lady beating competitions members will play beag 5.45 Cartons- 6 p.m The night, April 17, around 6.30 off their handicap of April 13th, : but If you've got friends, then Kathleen Connors and j. Mor- CONCERT OF Angelus; 6.01 Newstime; 6 35 p.m. we hope to see newcomers, it's not so bad. rissey. Dungarvan. Mick Roche 1986, while ladies will play off Seal Morning; 7.10 Midweek beginners and those starting to current handicaps on the day Thosei precious few are there was first over 35, Tim Mackesy Movie: 633 Squadron. Starring play again for ib^e season, on of the match. to give you courage, first over 40 and Angela Lynch, Cliff Robertson and George the courts. Also on Monday if your friends -are true then Cappoquln / Ballinameela was POPULAR OPERA Cnaklris; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 To- night next, April 21 at around 1 there's no reiason to feel first lady over 35. RESULTS Thursday night's- concert at day Tonight; 10.45 The Equa- the same time we would like sad. the Friary Hall Theatre pro- Thurs./Sat. April 12th _ Cun- lizer; 11.40 Late News our lady beginners and new- You may travel far miaybe Tony's winning time was 30 minutes and 59 seconds, with vides Dungarvan music lovers nlgar Cup leading qualifier — B. 5 55 Tom comers to join us for tennis even rule the world, Grattan's Roche 24 seconds behind and with the unique opportunity- of Power (16) 69. Wa r:„G-25 A Country Practice; a-nd a cup of coffee. AH are but you can't ever hope to A Bums a further 7 seconds playing hos-t to four of Ire- Sunday, April 13th — Cork 6.50 My Music: 7.15 Nuacht- 7 30 welcome. own It all. back. land's leading singers in a Am-Am qualifier — 0-7, p. J. Coronation street- 8 p.m Leave Ladles (this applies to all You can't buy love and the The prizes were presented by Concert of Popular Opera. Muriphy (7) 42 pts.; 8-13, T. Lln- It To Mrs. OBrien; 8.35 Only standards oif tennis-) we have a peace, of knowing, een (.12) 40 pts. 14 plus, M. Mr. John MicGrath, Assistant : When I Laugh; 9.05 The Colbys- notice In the clubhouse stating that you've got friends- beside Peter MoBrien, the well- Nioonan (16> 41 pts. 10 p.m. Cheers, 10.25 Interna- Manager, Trustee Savings known baritone informs us that "All those who are Interested in you should you fall. Bank. Dungarvan. tional Soccer; 11 p.m Tales playing at home and away in Being -alone like a stone on their programme will be com- FIXTURES From The Dark-side; 11.25 News- The County Board of B.L.E. friendly teams' throughout the tlbe bed of the ocean, prised cif m-any of the familiar Thurs./Sat. April 19th — 18 night; 1.1.40 Night Light. wish to thank the Abbeyside arias, duets, etc., including the Hole Stableford. season, ple-ase enter your names ne-veir to view the beauty of a Scouts for their premises for famous q-uarteit from 'Rlgol-etto' Sunday, April 20th — Vice- on the sheet, as only those blue sky. dressing facilities and the THURSDAY and the beautiful duet from President's Prize. (Tlmesheet). with names- on sheet w-lJl be If you've got ia friend then Dungarvan Athletic Olub for contacted." Therefore if you ibhey will mend your sorrow "The Peiarl-Flsher-s.' , ,?TE J T 2 30 News Headlines organising the event. are interested in playing in one tomorrow all your fears will The Accompanist is Michael followed by Racing from Pun- or more teams don't forget to pass- you by. FERRYBANKS SPORTS Grant, no stranger to the chestown; 4.40 Emmerdale put down your name. Farm; 5.10 Bosco; 5.35 The So love them in return, seek On Sunday next at 1 p.m. in Friary Hall. We aire assured of their warmth, Mouse Man; 5.55 Garda Patrol- Our volleyball court is now the Clover snorts Centre, Ferry- an- evening of delightful sing- if you need the-m don't be Choose 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.O1 News- lined for tennis and hopefully bank. Waterford, the annual ing from Mary Sheridan De Guaranteed / war time:6.35 Jackpot; 7.05 Room the nets- and wiring will be put afraid to call. Ferrybank Open Sports will be Bru-n, Nor,a Ring. Lo-uls Browne Outside; 7.35 Benson; 8.05 Mag- up shortly and relieve some of Friends' are there to help you held. There are numerous and Pater McBrien. All four Irish a num P.I.; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 To- tlie pressure on the other through the dark times, events for boys and girls under have given' usi great, pleasure in 1010 Don,t (true friends ar© the- greatest JOHNNY BARRETT . . . «„ staSe at Crotty's, products ItfJ i Wait courts. 8 to under 17, junior men and their previous appearances with VP;r. l°'15 Access Co. Drama; Jack Veale, our popular blessing of all. women and senior men and the Irish National Opera. Leamybrien, on Saturday ni^ht next, April 19. 11.15 Late News. — PAT FABRELL supervisor, is also back aier women and athletes from all mhe concert startis at 8 p.m. RTE 2 _ 5.45 The Snorks; 1086. the winter, keeping a strict but over Ireland will be in action. Admission £3. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 PAGE SEVEN G.A.A. Notes By Commentator DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES UNDER 21 HURLING gear or two on the turnover were in action against Kilros- Having been given an un- and in the end we were decidely santy last Monday night and satisfactory first round walk- unfortunate to go under by a we'll have the details of that over last Sunday, our under 21 two point margin. tie next week. D-V. Exciting Week-End Programme hurlers step out in pursuit of There is considerable room Our under 14 panel is — M championship honours next for improvement, and with our Desmond, M. Cunningham, John NEXT WEEK-END th four Sunday with a difficult looking first round championship game Morrissey, K. Wright, R. Kelly ? * selectors within May 2 and the saints just about de- ders, Roanmore were hammered quarter final game against against Rathgormacjc scheduled D. Donnelly, M. Lyons, the next few days. Dungarvan v. Kilrossanty, at when beaten by a twelve point c' The programme looks a bit served their five points win. Fourmilewater at Cappoquin for June 1st we are going to Gough, A. Que ally, G. Curran more exciting than that of last Stradbally, (T. Maher). margin by the group side But- (3-15). FIVE YEAR TICKETS LEAGUE RESULTS lerstown/Dunhill on Sunday have to put in a big effort be- D. Dwyer, F. Cunningham, M week-end and hopefully the May 3 McGrath, M. Butler, O. Ourran last. Our opponents were clear cut tween now and then. Dungarvan v. Caislean Cuan- There was quite an amount Ballinacourty v. Stradbally, The scores tell the story of F. Maher, V. Denmeade, s. Cur- ach clash at Cappoquin in un- at Leamybrien, (D. Klely); what happened in the competi- first round winners last week- of criticism of the new five year end and will be in determined MINOR FOOTBALL ran, p. Riordan. der 21 hurling will be worth ticket scheme and also of the Ballinwlllin v. Seana Phobal, tion but the one worthy of REFEREES at Cappoquin, 7.15 p.m., (J. J. frame of mind to face up to our seeing. Dungarvan haven't been small allocation proposed for comment is the Ballysaggart v. Ollie Wilkinson, chairman of Our minor footballers face CONGRATS GARDA WADE Landers); Sliabh gCua v. Ger- challenge. The form book prob- in action since losing to Lis- Waterford. Some thought the Clashmore game which ended the sub-committee set up to the acid test in the champion- aldines, at Lismore, (E. Cun- ably makes us favourites but Last Thursday's "Passing more in the replay of the divi- price excessive and some felt in a deserved win for Ballysag- look Into the matter of the re- ship on this Friday evening (7 ningham). we know how often in the past Out" parade at the Garda sional final last year, but their that the large firms should gart, whose unbeaten run, sur- cruitment of ne referees, re- o'clock), when they take on the May 4 w favourites have bitten the dust. defending divisional champions Headquarters In Templemore intercounty players — Peter not. be accommodated. The Cen- prisingly continues. Football ported to the Western Board had more than a passing Inter- Faha v. Kllgobinet, at Abbey- Hence the need to approach Stradbally at Leamybrien. Q^ly, Dereck Lyons, Tom tral Council delegate was asked seems to have taken on in a big last week that the efforts of his est for members of this club. D mot side, (T. Maher); Ballysaggart this latest test with extreme S 'L f Callaghan and to take up some of the points way up there and I'm sure we'll committee were not proving We will enter the fray here Among the new gardal was Noel v. Melleray Rovers, at Cappo- caution. Chris Meehan who have been with Ard comhairle. The chair- hear more about them when very fruitful and only two new as the rank outsiders, but we Wade who has been a loyal and quin 2 p.m. (D. McCarthy); in strict training with the man said there was little point championship time comes members had so far been re- David Burke, Morrie Fern- have surmounted that little valued Dungarvan G.A.A. man Eire Og v. Modeligo, at Abbey- county team should prove good m discussing this matter until round. cruited. combe, and David Power will be matter many times in the past. for several years past. enough to carry the day for the the full details had been worked side, (D. Klely); An Rinn v. absentees, but making his hur- If every player gives his all we The chairman, Denis Mc- Noel Is a member of our in- out. He hoped to have full in- Clashmore at Ardmore, (D. SENIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE ling debut in the club colours could surprise a few people in d B ro ide helr Grath spoke about the serious- termediate hurling team and no Sa „ H° ,? ' T' opponents formation at the next meeting. Hennessy); Ardmore v. Nire, at will be the former K41ruane-Mc- this one. Realistically however ness of the situation and warn- doubt will be assisting our played well against Shamrocks/ Cappoquin, 7 p.m. (J. Kelly) Dungarvan had what might Donagh player, Joe Burns. we face a mammoth task. be called a satisfactory "bap- ed that unless an improvement championship cause again this Ballyduff last Sunday but beat- It's going to be a difficult tie ing Dungarvan will be a differ- NOTICE OF MOTIONS tism of fire" in the senior foot- was shown that the staging of year, we are all delighted that TEAMS OUT our games could run Into for us, but given 100°/, com- UNDER 14's ent matter. Notice of motions relating to ball competition, when they he has joined the ranks of the Tallow, by reason of their trouble. He said there would be mitment from all the players The under 14 footballers Western champions, Lismore the Public Liability Levy on the failed by only a couple of points gardai and we wish him a long failure to field against Dungar- a meeting of referees soon. we should be capable of ad- made a winning championship should have no problem in beat- county are to be sent to M!un- to hold the Nire in the senior and highly successful career in van in minor football are now At Monday's County Board vancing to the semi-final. start last week with a 2-5 to 2-2 ing An Rinn/Kilross antv in ster Council and these will be league game. the Force. disqualified from this champion- meeting, the Chairman named We leave from the usual loca- victory over Lismore. The boys their tie at Dungarvan and this supported by our delegates on Champions, Kilrossanty, had Congratulations Garda Wade. ship. Lismore in the same grade Monday, May 5th as the date tion at 2.30. game can be nothing less than Thursday next when the Coun- a handy win against Ballina- have withdrawn. for the meeting of county ref- a mere formality. cil meets to discuss Public Lia- courty; Balllnameela played a erees. Two referees meetings LEAGUE SECTION WINNERS bility. The secretary reported that draw with Kilmac' and strad- In the first game at Dungar- have been held in the East. Clashmore/Ardmore gave some bally, a bit surprisingly, went We clinched sectional hon- van, stradbally could be fancied Other matters discussed days notice of their intention to to beat the young St. Patrick's briefly were county grounds, down to Dunhill. ours in the junior football withdraw from the under 21 SCORES team. Neither have played so Ford sponsorship, tournaments, league with an emphatic 2-13 hurling championship. The to 0-2 victory over town rivals LOUGH DERG far, so very little is known minor football county selectors sponsors of this group side were SHOCK RESULT Under 21 Hurling: about them apart from the fact and the new rule book. Fourmilewater 2-12, Eire Og at Fraher Field last criticised for having entered That is how it is described in Friday evening. that the S'aints will have Patsy Eamon Murphy, Dunhill, of- when they apparently had no Ballyduff/Sihamrocks 1-5 the Eastern end of the county. This was another very impres- Coffey and Pat Power of the fered to make copies of the pre- notion of playing in hurling. Abbeyside 1-3, Naomh Brid 1-2 PILGRIMAGE county under 21 team while Pat sent rule book and have them Strong championship conten- Tallow v. cappoquin sive display by a team that AUGUSTINIAN NATIONAL PILGRIMAGE TO Curran, the countv goalman was chalking up its third win for the next meeting. The (not played) LOUGH DERG, MAY 23 TO 25 will play for Stradbally. Chairman announced that the WARNING Stradbally w/o St. Olivers scr. on the trot in the competition new rule book would not be A severe warning about late Minor Football Championship: and we must now train our Coach leaves Dungarvan on Thursday, May 22. published until the end of the fielding was Issued by the thoughts on going on and win- MINOR FOOTBALL St. Pats 2-5: Na Plarsalgh 1-3 Hotel accommodation Bundoran on Thursday year. Chairman, who said that clubs Junior Football League: ning out. The defending minor football will find themselves out of poc- Dungarvan 2-13; Eire Og 0-2 Our team was — M- Dwyer, L. night. champions, Stradbally take on ABBEYSIDE TOURNAMENT ket if they fall to field on the DUNGARVAN Emmetts 1-4, Kigoblnet 0-6 Sandford, A. Curran, T. Cahill, All in cost: £45. the previous holders Dungarvan appointed time from here on. Stradbally 2-9, Faha 0-3 J. Fitzgerald, T. Murphy, T. in what should be an interest- Subject to Munster Council Ballysaggart 2-7, Sheehan. M. Butler, D. Mc- Full details from Very Rev. M. Brennock, O.S.A.. agreement, Abbeyside/Ballina- Grath, T. Duggan, W. Halpin, P. ing game at Leamybrien on Fri- SCOR ALL-IRELAND Clashmore 2-4 courty were given the O.K. to Ferncombe, M. Ferncombe, P. Friary, Dungarvan day. Stradbally are the favour- BADMINTON Senior Football League: ites and may win. proceed with an intermediate Sliabh gOua set dancers will Terry, M. Sheehan. Subs. — again represent Waterford In Kilrossanty 2-9, The remainder of the week- tournament to be held at their Aidan OiConnor and "Alfie" the set dancing event in the Ballinacourty 0-7 end fixtures are league matches, grounds this month. The sche- Egan. All-Ireland Scor finals at the Nire 2-6, Dungarvan 2-4 except for the refixture of the dule is as follows:— National Stadium, Dublin on CLUB Balllnameela 1-6, Kilmac' 0-9 Cappoquin/Tallow under 21 tie April 24 _ St. Mollerans v. Dunhill 2-6, Stradbally 1-5 DEFEAT IN S.F.L. St. Catherines (Cork). Saturday and should they win which failed to take place last Hi there all you folks out Tramore 2-8, Rathgormack 1-5 WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL April 27—-Abbeyside v. Castle- it will be their eighth national Fielding very much below full week-end because of a misun- in bandmlnton land. First off martyr (Cork). title in the event. Already hold- strength we made a losing start derstanding at the refereelng this week we want to con- FIXTURES in the senior tfootball league The final will be played at ing seven titles in the adult end. gratulate the following players last week when going under to PART-TIME FIREMEN Abbeyside on Sunday, May 4. grade and two in the juvenile, Friday, April 18 (7 p.m.) Sliabh gCua have set up a rec- who worn in tihe Waterford At Leamybrien : M.F.C. Dun- the Nire by 2-6 to 2-4. EAST v. WEST Open — Annette Green and A disastrous first half proved (Male or Female) COUNTY INTERMEDIATE ord that is not likely to be garvan v. Stradbally. Pierce Geary (Novice Mixed), our undoing and we trailed by On Tuesday night next at the FOOTBALL LEAGUE equalled, certainly not for many At Abbeyside: J.F.L. Ballina- DUNGARVAN FIRE BRIGADE Fraher Field, a county trial will years to come. Hopefully the Catherine Maher and Ann courty v. Old Parish. 2-5 to 0-1 at the Interval. How- take place between East and The county fixtures commit- county and Munster champions Flynn (2nd 'Division Ladies Saturday, April 19 (7 p.m.) ever the team stepped up a Age Limit: Applicants slhould be over 18 and not more West, following which the tee have decided that An Rinn will do themselves proud again Doubles) ,and «> those who got At Lismore: U/2i Hurling — than 40 years of age on 8th May, 1986. and Brickeys will play in the over the week-end. championship panel will be sel- to the finals and were toeaten Cappoquin v. Tallow. Only applicants who reside iin the above town or ected for the game against Eastern section of the above Pierce Geary In the Novice Sunday, April 20 league. The competition will within one mile of same Will be considered. Cork at Pairc U1 Caoimh. RESULTS Singles, also Danny McGrath At Dungarvan : 2 p.m. U/21 begin shortly. and Pierce Geary in the Gent's Hurling — St. Patricks v. strad-' Application forms and further particulars may be Much more was expected Dou'bfles Novice. Well done to MASS FOR DAITHI DE PAOR bally: 3.15 p.m. U/21 Hurling—I obtained from the County Secretary, A'rus Brugha, Dun- WESTERN BOARD from our under 21 hurling side one and all. Lismore v. An Rinn/Kilrossanty. I who lost to Cork at Walsh Park WEST WATERFORD garvan Co. Waterford. wifth whom completed application Rev. Fr. Patrick Fitzgerald, MEETING At Cappoquin: 2 p.m. J.F.L. ! on Wednesday of last week and county hurling officer, was Modeligo v. Clashmore- 3.15 forms must be lodged not laiter than 5 p.m. on Thursday, Denis McGrath, Chairman, once again we came away dis- SOCIAL chief celebrant of the Mass of- p.m. U/21 Hurling — Fourmile- 8th May, 1986. fered for the happy repose of presided at last week's meeting appointed. One must also say On Saturday night last the PRIMARY SCHOOLS' of the Divisional Board at that the display was disappoint- water v. Dungarvan. the soul of the late county trea- Badminton' County Board Social Monday, April 21 (7.15 p.m.) surer. Daithi De Paor of Port- which such matters as 5 year ing and only a small number was held in Liawlor's Hotel. At At Kllgobinet, : stradbally v. law on Monday night. He was stand tickets, under 21 cham- of our players held their own the social the 2nd Division BOARD Kllgobinet. assisted by Rev. Fr. Nugent, pionships, new football playing against a Cork side that didn't team were presented with their Leig lomaint: Roinn A C.C., Portlaw rules and annual congress, look wonderful either. About CUD for wlnmlriK out their sec- A—Abbeyside were discussed. five players who would have B 13 ally m nc nrh>ry tion. FlaVbar Dunphy, C«PI»I» <•' C—Lios Mor C.B.S. The Lessons were read in 'made' the team were not avail- the team, accepted the cup and BEECHER'* FOR MHMM. FEEDS D—Dungarvan C.B'.S. Irish by an Oifigeach Gaellge, REFEREES REPORTS able for one reason or another prizes were .also presented to ATTENTION FARMERS ! E—Tallow. Nioclas Mac Cralth and both and this could have made a all the team members who were Four players were each sus- ALWAYS DESERVING Fixtures: Round 1 (April 19): We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right the church and the folk choirs difference, but It doesn't take as follows: Violet O'Brien. pended for one month and a B v. A: C v. D- E bye. prices: — sang at the Mass. from the fact that our perfor- Catherine Maher, Ann Flynn, spectator was suspended for a Round 2 (April 26); B v. C: Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, Coarse mance was disappointing. Two Mary Walsh. Patsy Walsh. Sean In the Homily, Fr. Fitzgerald year and barred from the side- OF SUPPORT-RNLI D v. E; A bye. Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts (with paid tribute to the late treas- points from play over the hour Tobin and Martin Walsh. line for a similar period, aris- Round 3 (May 3) : c v. E; Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Nuts, urer, with whom he had work- was poor compensation for the No one needs reminding of ing out of incidents which The Novice team were also A v. D; B bye. Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, pig Rations, ed for many years when he amount of pressure exerted by the monumental service the occurred during the Tallow presented with prizes '(they Round 4 '(May 10) : E v. A; Bonham Cr3ep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, K.N.Z. ministered in the Portlaw par- an attack who had no penetra- Royal National Lifeboat Insti- versus Sllabh gCua under 21 D v. B': C bye. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. ish. He described Daithi as a tion. Minutes before half-time, were runners-up im their sec- tution (RNLI) has given to this football championship game All at unbeatable prices. very upright man with Chris- Dermot Callaghan was unfor- tion) and placing on the team country over the years. This Round 5 (May 17) : A v. C; played at Lismore and refereed were: John Young 1 capt.), week-end in Dungarvan and Ab- E v. B: D bye. tian ideals who was a credit to by John Kelly. tunate not to have 'goaled' from MICHAEL BEECHER his very talented family. a rasper. This might have made Pierce Geary, Jerry O'Connor, beyside we will be given the op- Finals: May 24. portunity of showing our appre- TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD a difference as earlier after A'lan DonnellyL Danny McGrath, Leig lomaint: Roinn B Sliabh gCua delegate, Pierrie ciation of that service in a tan- WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY > At a county Board meeting, Butler stated that this game Dereck Lyons had sent over a Annette Green, Margaret A—Balllnameela following the Mass, the County splendid point, Waterford seem- O'Brien, Onra Power and gible way when the annual flag B—Ballyduff started more than 30 minutes days are held on Saturday and Chairman, James Tobin expres- late because Tallow were late ed to have momentarily raised Sandra McGraith. C—Clashmore/Piltown/ sed his great disappointment their game. Pat Curran was Sunday. Ballycurrane fielding. Denny Cunningham After the meal we danced at the poor attendance of mem- stated that Tallow had arrived very good in goal and brought The Dungarvan Sea Angling D—Coolnasme ar/Kllbrien bers and delegates from the off a couple of very fine saves the night and morning away to Club and Dungarvan Sailing E—Aglish/Villierstown. on time, but the dressing the sounds of "Seattle." A most West. The attendance In the rooms were not open and this Liam O'Connor was outstanding Club are carrying out the flag Fixtures: Round 1 (April 19): enjoyable night was had by all. Premier Hall where Mass was held up his team. He also at centre back and I'd hate to days for the RNLi and both B v. A: C V. D- E bye. celebrated was good, chiefly be- stated that the first game was think what Cork might have The Ladies Doubles Tourna- clubs are appealing to the gen- Round 2 ( April 26)': B v. C; AGLISH GYMKHANA ment firsit round has finished D v. E A bye. cause of the big crowd of his late finishing. been able to do if O'Connor had eral public to generously sup- : will be held on Portlaw friends. not been there. and into (the final are Yvonne port what is undoubtedly a very Round 3 (May 3) : c v. E; The chairman said that Sheehan and Marv Joyce and worthy cause. A v. D; B bye. while the referee noted the late SUNDAY, 20th APRIL Damien Byrne, considering Brid Scanlon and Chris If therefore vou are confron- Round 4 (May 10) : E v. A: COUNTY BOARD MEETING starting time, he did not further his absence from the game for Mahony. The date of the final ted by a collector at any time D v. B': C bye. comment. He accepted Tallow's AT KILMOLASH, CAPPOQUIN At its meeting in Portlaw on almost a year, did well and has yet to be decided. on Saturday and Sunday please Round 5 (May 17) : A v. C; explanation. Monday, Waterford Co. Board tried his heart out. He missed The Waterford Glass Tourna- dig deep into your pocket. You E v. B D bye. gave approval to a request from A late start to a minor game a couple of scoreable frees — ment is also at a very ad- can do so in the full knowledge Finals: May 24. the minor hurling selectors, to at Lismore is to be looked into these should, I felt, have been vanced stage and we should that It will enable the RNLI to Leig lomaint: Roinn C have an application submitted Jimmy O'Gorman stated that taken by some of the players have some final results soon. continue to save lives as it has A—Touraneena to the Munster Council for per- who had been in training all Newtown the game in question was the That's all folks _ till next been doing for more than any Bord Soiathair an Lelctreachais mission to play in the 'B' All- along. of us would care to remember. C—Modeligo second of three matches and week—Bye! Ireland. A Kerry motion to again it was because the first I suppose when you meet a D—Ardmore/Grange Congress on the subject was match was late finishing. better team there can be only E—An Rinn. „ successful and immediately The Board had no knowledge one result and there is little Fixtures: Round 1 (April 19): afterwards, Kerry who were to of the first game, but Lismore point then in talking about B v. A: C v. D; E bye. be our opponents in the first undertook to find out and re- what might have been. LADIES FOOTBALL Round 2 (April 26)': B v. C: round of the Munster cham- port to the next meeting. D v. E; A bye. 8ord Vofcjttw on IgittirochaK pionships announced that they CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Round 3 (May 3) : C v. E; would withdraw from Munster COMPLAINT It was a miserable week-end A v. D; B bye. and play in the 'B' competition. in every sense of the word and Round 4 '(May 10) : E v. A; We are now trying to follow Michael O'Donnell, stradbally BALLYMACARBRY complained that clubs in the all the way our programme of D v. B": C bye. NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS suit. . , club championship games was Another major decision taken west had not been made aware Round 5 (May 17) : A v. C; In order to carry out essential improvements no less disappointing than the E v. B: D -bye. was that the seven clubs In the of the rule changes in football. COAST THROUGH TO and alterations to our networks, we regret An Eastern Board referee re- Walsh Park match against Finals: May 24. county — five in this division Cork. cently outlined the changes to All games to be played before that it will be necessary to interrupt the and two in the other—will not Last week I complained about be allowed to olay in the cham- Stradbally when playing In a specified dates. electricity supply as follows: league game against an East- th? withdrawal of Clashmore/ ALL-IRELAND FINAL pionships unless they register Ardmore In under 2ri hurling, ern club. . . within the next few days. A but in their favour they gave The chairman stated that Ballymacarbry (Waterford) 4-14; Hollymount (Mayo) 2-0 SHANDON-ARDMORE R/A's proposition that they be given notice to the Board. On last until next Monday was de- there would be a meeting of Sunday, St. Olivers gave a walk- The AM-IreUand Olub semi- Mr. Pat Quill from Wexford Tuesday, 22nd April — From 09-30 to 1.00 p.m. — fs ated all referees in the county, over to Stradbally, but not be- final was pttayed last Sunday in who is also the National Presi- ".James Tobin, chairman, who and that the matter referred DUNGARVAN SCOUT Rillongford, Windgap, Glenmore, 'Barranalita, The Seana- fore Stradbally had been kept •the Mill Field. Ballymacarbry dent of the Ladies Football presided, said that much of the to could be taken up there. ohlie Bar, Pulla, Kenneally's Cross, The Marine Bar, waiting out on Fraher Field for in front of a very big attend- Association. Also in attendance agenda, including the election about ten minutes. I understand ance. Hollymount, who had tra- as guests of the club were Cooliioe, Reamanagh, Knockmahoola, Olashbrack, Drum- of a Cisde na Peil, the discus- CONGRESS that only about ten of their velled' dqwn from Mayo on the some of the' officials of the sl'ig, Moyng, Garrigeen, Reanaculle, Glenlicky, Mona- sion on the under 21 grouping TROOP NOTES The chairman reported that players turned up—the remain- previous day, arrived fresh and Waterford County Board G.A.A. motion and reports from tne der didn't even have the de- mcen, Mweeling, Rusheens, Scrahans, Kiely's Cross, Congress had decided by a •fit for the game. But they s<*>n and officers of the local clubs 11th/32nd WATERFORD various committees would have cency to tell the embarrassed Reanaskealia. very small margin, that minor found that the Ballymae' girls in the community. to be left over, because of tne selectors that they were not MEETING (TUESDAY) clubs would no longer be al- were not going to be denied on TO all of the people who late start and the necessary coming. The meeting began at 7.00 ARDMORE R/A lowed to attend County Con- their home pitch with big home helped to make the day a early finish. vention He said this would with a prayer and the collection The matches that were play- support. , .. , memorable one for the club and Wednesday, 23rd April — From 10 a.m. to 12 noon — not apply to the Divisional of dues. This was promptly fol- ed aroused very little interest Ballymae' wiere on tne attack the village, t'he parents, stew- Ballyheeny, Ballyorompane, Kilgabriel, Kilmaloo, Lac- REFEREES' REPORTS Conventions. „ lowed by a game of "bubble because of their lack of quality. from the throw-in and Marie ards. programme sellers, gats Following a discussion on car" in which Garvan Flynn kendana, Toberagoola, Gai'rananaspick, Giistinane, Kil- A report of the Brickev 7-a- At Fraher Field, Abbeyside Crotty' scored three points in as collectors', hall committee and the 5 year ticket scheme, the found that it is much easier to meedy, Knockmealmore, Drumgullane, Pi'ltown, Shana- side tournament aroused very and Naomh Brid played a very many minutes. Ann Meehan, field committee, our heartfelt chairman stated that nothing go under people than over An- considerable discussion and a low standard game that almost who had an outstanding game, thaniks. cool, Tiknock, D'Loughtane, Tiinnabin-na, Kilsalebeg. would be known about our other relay game followed, in particularly long debate related ended in a draw. Conditions sent to a kick' from nearly 53 The girls, who have put a allowcations for some time. which the Wolfhound Patrol ARDMORE R/A to the Kilrossanty/Ballinacour- were noor but could not be held metres whiioh ended up in the tremendous effort into t'he cam- won as usual. The P/L's were ty semi-final and Incidents responsible for the poor stan- paign, are now busy preparing FIXTURES back of the; Hollymount net. then called up for a meeting, so Wednesday, 23rd April — From 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.— arising. One player, p. Keating, dard. A point from a free by Thankis to some great team- for the Ail-Ireland final which the A/P/L's took over the pat- was suspended for one month The following fixtures were John Melody in the last minute work the home team led 1-10 to takes place on May 4. The op- rols for compass work. Sluggera, Ballynamona, Ardo, Decca Statiion, Parochial (on a vote, and J. Rlordan ls made 'all football). put Abbeyside Into the second no score alt half-'time. position will oome from the Next on the agenda was to appear before the next meet- round against Cappoquin/Tal- Heath (.Laois) and the venue, House. Ap 6 After the resumption' Baiiiy- training, for both Farrell Cup ing. "Two further matches in /FC - Affane v. Shamrocks, low. yet to be decided, will be at a miac' seemed to let their con- and the De Burca Shield tro- the tournament were discussed. at Lismore (E. Cunningham); neutral ground. SAFETY NOTES At Cappoquin on Saturday, oenitraitlon slip and Hollymount phies. The Farrell Cup, the an- Dungarvan v. Ballinacourty, at Caislean ouanach were far too got two very quick goals, one To Michael Ryan, who has nual competition for under 13 S.F. SITUATION Fraher field. (T. Maher)'; Sliabh good for Shamrocks / Ballyduff made this final' a reality for year olds, is coming up next FOR SAFETY SAKE— gCua v. Nire, at Colligan (R. from the penality spot. This soon Asked If any Progress had in their under 21 tie. Dan casey the club, and to the girls who month, and as we are entering Casey): An Rinn v. Hrickeys, (Shamrocks) had a great game spurred on the Ballymae' girls 1 Please treat all services and installations as been made with regard to the to greater efforts and this was have workedi so hard to make two teams, we have to do twice at Abbeyside, (J. Moore). for the losers at centre-half as much training! We kicked off resolution of the senior foot- t)o be the last time that Holly- it possible, we would ask as live during this period as supply may be back, but the outstanding play- 1 with drill and then went on to ball county panel problem, the mount were to raise a flag, and many as possible from, all over er was Tony Condon for the knots. The De Burca panel went resumed at any time for brief periods. Chairman replied that on two A|Stradbally v. Balllnameela. at In tihe end Ballymae' emerged the county to oome and sup- occasions since the last meet- winners port the girls on the biggest over some scout skills tests. We AbbeysideA^eys™,, (T. Whelarjn j ) • Fah(jja; The Tallow v. Cappoquin the easiest of winners. then had an 'Initials' game in 2—If you own or opeiate Electrical Generating ing an effort had been made to Dungarvan pipe Band were in day for ladies football ever for Ca sey ™ K11 go bfne tv Hallysag- game fixed for Cappoquin on which P. Ffrench and E. Klely obtain the names of the mem- attendance to parade the this county. Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. bers of the panel in order that Sunday didn't take place. •voluntarily' dropped out. The gart, at ""Cappoquin, (D. Mc- teams around the field and also Scorers — M. Crotty 1-7, E. a meeting of Payers could be In the minor football cham- meeting then finished at 9.00 Office immediately. Carthy): Eire Og v. Balllnwil- entertained the crowd during McGrath 2-1. A. Meehan i_o M. held, but the secretary had pionships, St. Patrick's and Na Ryan 0-2. H. Walsh 0-2. B. with news of the Regional Mass lln, at Cappoquin, (J. Me Plarsalgh played an enjoyable the interval. in Tallow. failed to get the list. It was Bylaw 0-1, U. McNamara 0-1. Grath): Emmetts v. Modeligo, second round tie at Abbeyside The game was refereed by decided that the county secre- "/nungarvaa (P- Moore), tary would meet the manager at UUIIBH.IV". PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Damages Awarded For At Dungarvan Court last week a young garage employee brought a civil action seeking damages for injury and loss re- sulting from an assault which Unprovoked Assault was described as being without provocation and completely un- justified. Garda Barracks to report what ATTACKER ABSCONDED injuries he sustained in the as- He was 18-years-old John they had seen. His sister and Mr. Gordon then said that sault were not as serious as O'Dwyer, 15, Thomas' Terrace, himself then waited at the this was a case in which a they could have been and he Dungarvan, who sought dam- Square for his return. The de- young man who was on his way was able to resume work after ages for assault in a civil pro- fendant then came towards home in a most orderly way four days. He said that it was cess against Kevin O'Donneli, them and as he passed he start- and had been attacked without not so much the injuries he was Eallinacourty, Ring, Dungarvan. ed to strike witness In the face. provocation and in a most un- concerned with as the circum- The assault was stated to have "I was knocked unconscious justifiable fashion. The defen- stances surrounding the as- occurred at Grattan Square at to the ground," said witness, dant had then absconded and sault. This was the case Of a about 2.15 a.m. on January 20 "and I got a few other blows had failed to remain to answer young man on his way home In last. but. I don't recall exactly what the claim. a peaceful manner being as- saulted without any provocation Mr. J. P. Gordon, Solr., for happened. I came to in a short Pointing out that the dental whatever. the plaintiff told the court that time and I saw O'Donneli then repairs had cost the plaintiff he believed that the defendant walking away." £400 in addition to medical ex- He awarded a decree against might have gone to England. penses and other charges, Mr. the defendant for a total of O'Donneli was not in Court nor IDENTIFIED Gordon urged the Court to £1,050 made up of £500 for spe- was he legally represented. award a decree for the full am- cial damages including medical Witness went on to say that and dsntal fees, loss of earnings John O'Dwyer in evidence the gardai then came along In ount allowed under the Court's stated that on Sunday night, jurisdiction. and travelling expenses to Ard- the patrol car and he went with keen and £500 to cover general January 19 he was at a disco them out the Youghal Road District Justice O'Connell said at Lawlor's Hotel and left to damages. In addition the Dis- where he Identified O'Donneli that he would bear In mind the trict Justice allowed £95 wit- go home about 2.15 a.m. on as the man who had assaulted points made by Mr. Gordon. Monday, January 20. He was ac- nesses' expenses and £10 costs him. On the following day he Fortunately for the plaintiff the plus V.A.T. companied by his sister Caro- attended Dr. Stacey who sent line and a friend Jack Hallissey. him to Ardkeen Hospital for When they came to the Bank x-rays. He also had to attend a of Ireland corner they saw the dentist as two of his teeth had defendant beating a man and been knocked out. knock him to the ground. They PROGRESS REPORT ON walked on across the Square At this stage, Mr. Gordon sub- and Jack Hallissey went to the mitted photographs showing the extent of the injuries sus- tained by the plaintiff. ROADS AND SANITARY Witness concluded his evi- dence by telling the Court that as a result of the beating he SERVICES ABBEYSIDE was out of work for four days, The following Progress Re- eluding K'ilbunny Church, The adding that he was not involved ports for the month of March Burrows, Tramore and Stran- in any way prior to this inci- were submitted to the monthly cally Quay. dent with the defendant. SEA ANGLING meeting of Waterford County SANITARY SERVICES: The annual beet season for 1985/86 ended several weeks ago but the photo for our "Remembering Other Days" Dr. J. stacey gave evidence of series this week recalls a beet season in the mid-1950's. In those days the "beet trains" which ran through the Council held in Dungarvan last WATER SUPPLIES having examined the plaintiff Monday-. Small Schemes: Baiflymacar- on January 20. "He told me," night to the Mallow Sugar factory were a feature of the winter schedule on the Waterford to Mallow railway CLUB NOTES ROADS bry—Work in progress. Ard- said Dr. Stacey, "that he had line. Above we see a number of wagons being loaded with beet at the old Dungarvan Railway Station prior more Water Supply — Installa- Our. first open competition of been involved in a fracas the National Primary Road Im- to transportation to Mallow. In the background can be seen the bridge over which the backroad from the the season proved a small bit night before. His face was in- provement Works: (a)' Kilder- tion of treatment works in Gaelic Field towards Dempsey's Jarm ran. The photo is historic from a number of aspects and is another from disappointing due to a very jured and swollen and some mody/Carroil's Cross — Fenc- progress. Kilgoblnet — Installa- the camera of Tom Tobin. cold north east wind and a teeth were missing, AS I ing and stripping and 'stock- tion of ChlorinaJtion equipment falling tide. Anglers fro.m Ab- thought his nose might be frac- piling of topsoil; ib) Dungar- to progress. beyside SAC and Tramore- tured I sent him to Ardkeen for van Bye-Pass — Construction SEWERAGE SCHEMES Waterford SAC braved the wind x-rays but fortunately these of traffic islands and footpaths Major Schemes: Lismore — and cold. showed no fractures." etc. at Youghal Junction. Con- Work in progress. Ballinroad— STRIKE The fish did not oblige on the Dr. Stacey added that he struction of wails and -earth- Contract Documents submitted night, the winner being Martin again examined the plaintiff on work® at Strandside North. to Department for approval. Kennedy. Tramore-Waterford, March 25 and found that he White Lining: Dunmore Cheekpoint — Contract Docu- with, one flounder. Hopefully as was then back to normal and Road, Cappoquln, Carrick- ments submitted to Department the season goes on and theal l the injuries had healed. Kilmeaden. for approval. Ballyduff Lower— Teachers Cannot Now Claim Support weather improves, tilings will When Mr. Gordon said he General Maintenance — Rou- Preliminary Report with De- hot up again. would call the plaintiff's sister tine maintenance carried out partment. Tallow — Prelimin- We would like to thank our and Mr. Hallissey to the witness on all categories of roadway, ary Report being prepared. Statement from Executive Of- reaching effects on our ownsponso r Graffiand Engineering, box. District Justice O'Connell including cleaning of bridges Portlaiw — Preliminary Report ficers of the Congress of Catho- young people and on the many C'lomimel for their continuous said that there was no need to on National Primary, National submitted to Department for lic Secondary School Parent As- also who will depend on them in sponsorship down through the do so as he was satisfied with Secondary and Regional Roads. approval. sociations, dated 5th April:— From Parents years to come, harmony and years. — P.R.O. the plaintiff's evidence and that Social Employment Scheme: Minor Schemes: Portlaw During the five year Second co-operation will be essential. of the doctor as to what had Level Cycle parents and pupils Rash statements on both sides Ardmore, Kilmiacthomas, Lis- Sewerage—In progress; Clonea additional cost of keeping child- a traditional 'extra.' as a means happened. alike come to depend on their prevent reconciliation. more and Waterford areas, in- Power—iEn progress. ren for an extra year in school. of undermining Government, teachers for instruction, advice pupils and parents. They have and support. IMPORTANT ISSUES IGNORED 1—There must eventually be tried to Intimidate their own a settlement. Talks must be REALITY OF FARMING Second level teachers are re- While this dispute is going on, members. Although their claims started and continued without spected and admired by most with various sums for £110 mil- may be legitimate, their meth- halt until an honourable settle- families for the tremendous lion to £10 million being ban- ods are dubious and not inmen t is reached. Threats should died about in a misleading OPTIONS service they give to our child- keeping with the high stand-be withdrawn and an earnest fashion, the really important ards of their profession. ren and many teachers must be and sincere effort made. Greater advances in farm thanked for the extra-curricular issues are being ignored. The Teachers cannot now claim productivity than many people hours they put in, voluntarily, Dept. of Education has recent- to have massive support from 2—Parents will soon start to now realise were forecast by to organise leisure activities ly brought out a Green Paper demand accountability from Mr. Brendan Kearney. Assistant parents. their teachers and their gov- such as sport, musical and dra- on Regionalisation suggesting nilrp-tc.r Agricultural InstliUite. matic productions, debates and setting up Education Councils Iha Government lias failed ernment. At present, both iitnnt) OC ^watorwrd co-Operative's competitions of all sorts, as ani n the Health Board areas. The to grasp the opportunity pro- to lose. conference In .the Ardtrie-e Iiot,<-l. enrichment of the formal hours Curriculum and E xamlnations vided by the offer of mediation. Signed by:— Waterford last Friday. But lie spent in school. and Assessment are being re- They have adopted an intransi- EDWARD V. CLEARY, warned that expectations must formed by the Curriculum and gent stance. No Minister or TD President, Waterford be adjusted to the new reality Now at the crucial moment has asked the opinion of the Examination Board. Boards of WILLIAM KELLY, leading up to the crescendo be- large Parents Organisations. of the economic order and the Management are about to be Vice-President, Dublin fore the end of year exams, par- requirements of the market set up. A code of Discipline has PETER McBRIDE, ticularly the State and Univer- RASH STATEMENTS place. to be agreed urgently. Certain Vice-President, Donegal sity examinations, pupils and He urged everyone in farm- sections of the teaching profes- MAIREAD McGINLEY, parents alike feel let down and The cost of the dispute can- ing and agri-business to face sion are calling for the removal Secretary, Tlpperary disillusioned when the very not be measured in purely the future with a guarded con- of religious management from MARIE BOLAND, teachers on whom they have monetary terms. The effect on fidence and spirit of adventure, schools. the future of education will be Assistant Sec., Limerick rather than dwell on the: ex- depended withdraw their sup FRANK O'REILLY, port and even threaten the ex- The teachers have used the immense. In order to consider, cesses of the recent past. Treasurer, Kerry amination classes at the peak supervision and marking of weigh-up and implement the We are at the beginning of a MARY O'CARROLL, of their efforts. The public in exams, which is NOT part of many impending changes in new era in agricultural develop- P.R.O., Roscommon. general agree that the educa- their contract with schools but schools, which will have far ment and policy, Mr. Kearney tional system is an essential said. This had arisen because service and support It with their of food supply/demand imbal- taxes, for the general good of ances, a changed economic and the State. Many parents have social order and the perceived already paid for school trans- cost of supporting agriculture port, uniforms, books, school ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES in the context of risOnii buildings and equipment and ring we had a tie for first place note to a bottle of whiskey. surpluses. ST. JOSEPH'S VENTURERS Patrol corners are getting a places in boarding schools. This with Keith Power's Panthers IN REVERSE brush up at the moment. Some is all being wasted during a Chief Scout's Award — On and Alan Ryan's Eagles sharing Price and ocst changes have Some of the prizewinners' in recent u/10 and u/12 tournaments held at the Causeway sordid dispute that has exclud- Thursday night the Chief new ideas have been put on dis- the spoils. play while other patrols are wound down dramatically. In Tennis Club, Abbeyside in aid of Soroptomists appeal to raise funds for Lifeguards ed parents from any participa- Scout, Joe Lawilor, visited the fact, they have gone into re- An unusual game was also producing patrol instruction at Clonea Beach (left to right): front row— Michael Hurley, Colin Keane, Conor Bar- tion In negotiations and victim- den to present Mark Clancy verse, he said. This year, for ised the pupils. In other dis-with the Chief Scout Award. run where on calling a shape sheets. rett, Michael Verling; second row—Carrie Ellard, Claire Dalton, Sarah Dalton, Rachel the groups would hurtle Into instance, while product prices putes people do not have to pay We met at the den at 7.30 and will probably decline, it seems Byrne, Gavan Keane; back row — Gerard McCarthy, Emma Dalton, Mrs. Suzanne for the services they are not that shape. After a lot of acti- —("SUB-SCRIBE PLUS"). formed a guard of honour for that average input costs will Dalton, President, Causeway Tennis Club. (Photo: David Stearn) getting. the Chief Scout. vity Michael Power, Sean Cart- wright and Keith Power were decline 'by over 5%, while infla- First of all, Jim Clancy pre- our greatest 'stayers' with the tion will be almost inslgnifl- Each child at Second Level : oant. costs the tax-payer £919, not sented William W helan. Mark latter mentioned eventually top- including Capital Costs (1983 Clancy, Liam Organ and Vin- ping. After notices, prayers and Mr. Kearney said that the CHEAPER CEREALS WILL FAVOUR statistics, inst. Public. Admin.). cent O'Mahoney with the C.O.H. we departed. TOP U.S. downward pressure on farm in- If the exams are prevented water activity badges. Then comes will! not necessarily de- from taking place. the present Mark received his award. This CONGRATULATIONS press structural and technolo- Is the third such award In the gical change. On the contrary, INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS cohort of L.C. candidates may The scout section sends its IMMIGRATION have to attend school for a fur- unit and the first in the Ven- the impeltus towards' higher BY MICHAEL DILLON turers — so we are all proud of congratulations to Mark Clancy ther year at a cost to the tax- levels of efficiency will probably No matter what decisions are Mark. After this Vincent pre- on gaining the Chief Scouts who make greatest use oicountries . This is a trend that payer of £42 million approx. Intensify and improvements in made by the Council of Minis- sented the Chief scout and his Award. Marie came up through !>roduotivity will have a higher cereal based rations. These sec- is expected to continue, and it (45,000 Leaving Cert, pupils ap- our cub and scout sections and EXPERT TO ADVISE ters at the price fixing meet- tors are already gaining custo- is also forecast that the two prox. i, and numbers of the aide with our new neckerchief. value. These developments we are pleased to see him re- ings, it seems inevitable now mers' from a swing towards their new member States will still 55,000 Inter. Cert, pupils may The new neckerchief is the could, however, occur with ceiving the highest award in that prices for cereals and products and away from red have a shortfall in supplies and leave school uncertified in any same as the old knight errant seemii>ng:y little or no overall C.B.3.I. scouting. cereal substitutes on the mar- will import some from the way, ready to join the emigra- neckerchief of yesteryear. IRISH PUBLIC growth in agriculture. meat, by consumers on grounds kets Willi be reduced this year. of economy and health. During existing member States. tion trail. Parents may have the It is almost certain that out- To get the award Mark did a PARTY A top legal specialist in inter- They are already cheaper than the- past year production of pig put and land area devoted to iBy 19S2 it is expected that project on local clubs and their national and U.S. Immigration last year, but there is further meiat in the Community of Ten On Thursday night last the such enterprises as horticul- the Community of Twelve will facilities for the youth of the Law is to visit Ireland next pressure on the markets mount- increased from 10.56 million Den was packed to capacity for ture and forestry will expand, be producing 5.75 million tonnes area. This was all set out on month to advise an interested tog from the United States, tonnes to 10.72 million tonnes, the video of the Scout Concert. according to M!r. Kearney. This and consuming 5.55 million computer and Mark presented Irish public on techniques of where the Government blames which is a rise of 1.5 per cent, All the people Involved in the will be due to increased promo- tonnes, leaving some 200.000 this in a special booklet form. gaining entry to the U.S.A. the European Community for while consumption rose from show were present. The Chief tion development and financial tonnes for exiport. Both poultry LIMERICK MAN the problems of its farming 10.34 million tonnes to 10.47 After the award we had our Scout, Mr. Joe Lawlor also view- Following an overwhelming support. But. in the medium and pig production a^e very sector, and there are plans to minion tonnes, an increase of photo taken with the Chief ed the video and was very im- reaction to his appearance on term at least, they will not responsive to market influences, cut market prices by up to 30 1.2 per cent. Scout. When we were finished pressed. During the evening the the Gay Byrne Programme re- absorb significantly more of the far more than beef or lamb RETURNED FOR we joined In the party for the scout leader thanked everyone cently, Mr. Howard David per cent, in order to gain a This has resulted in a tem- output which have' a longer lowland area of the region or bigger share of the world mar- concert. Some of us retired to involved and made two special Dc-utsch. eminent New York at- country. porary glut of pig meat In- the production cycle, and have a play games on the computer presentations to the musical torney and author of the Inter- kets- In fact, the farming sec- greater capacity for absorbing Mr. Kearney urged that Community which is affecting while one or two watched the director and the producer. nationally acclaimed book "Get- tor to the U.S. is suffering from prices' right across all member price cuts. TRIAL AT these and other such activities the inevitable aftermath of the video of the concert. ting into America," has agreed States, including Ireland and Cheap cereals will need cheap The'party itself then followed zhould toe encouraged and sup- boom over twenty years or so to conduct seminars In Dublin, has given' rise to the Introduc- protein ,for balancing and Irish On Tuesday night we were with plenty oi eats for every- ported realistically. But devei which followed the period of Cork and Belfast at the end of tion of an Aids to Private pig producers are looking for a challenged to a race by thebody , The surprise oi the night opmient should be planned in prosperity in the developed WATERFORD May. Mr. Deutsch is a recognis- Storage Scheme which will be cut i-n the price of skim milk scout leaders. Fran McGovern was when the people outside accordance with technical, world brought on by industrial ed authority in this area and starting this month and may to help them in their present and Tomas Walsh represented tlio unit involved in the con- has lectured extensively on the financial and market realities, development and high employ- When Gerard O'Shea, 250, go on for four to six months, difficulties', but they are likely us while Ray and Muller were cert presented the 4th Water- subject of U.S. Visa Laws and he warned. ment, and in the developing Glenagross Park, Myross, Co. depending an what is required. aOlso to have cheaper soya Limerick, appeared at Dungar- the challengers. The race was ford with a cake with the words Procedures on three continents. FUTURE REASONABLY countries by the escalation in two laps of a two mile course. "congratulations 4th Water- SECURE Exports to third countries were bean meal before the end of van court charged with steal- It has been reported that as oil prices. steady at 250,000 tonnes last The race was very tough but in ford" inscribed. For the members of Water- 1986. The biggest danger facing ing £300 from John O'Sullivan many as 50,000 Irish people are year, but both the US and the end Fran came in first with ford Co-Operative engaged in Hb is convenient to have a the producers of both pigs and at Kllossera, Dungarvan, on now living and working illegally 1 Japanese markets re poorer poultry now is that the cheaper January 26 last (day of Dun- a 30 second gap on Ray. Tomas GENERAL dairying, Mr. Kearney said that scapegoat, and that role is cast a in the U.S.A., preferring to flout this year, and the Us market feed may encourage a rnor- garvan Point-to-Point), supt. M. came in a close third with Mul- the immediate future is reason- for the OAP and the Commun- Last weekend the scout troop American immigration laws in toi particular is likely to remain rapid expansion in production English, on behalf of the Dir- ler at the back a minute behind. ably secure provided that they ity'si farmers. Cutting prices is The challenge is best of three were on parade twice. On Fri- their rush to escape high un- dull. than Is justified by ,the market. ector of Public Prosecutions, employment or crippling taxa- have not over-borrowed in the not going to save the thousands so we take our lead Into the day night we had our monthly Farmers who have expansion stated that the Book of Evi- tion at home in Ireland. Mr. process of expansion. The of US farmers who borrowed WILL CONTINUE TO RISE second leg next month. parade. Sean James and Gar- curtaiiled by the milk quotas, dence in the case had been pre- Deutsch is astounded by thefutur e looks les® sanguine for too heavily and developed too It is forecast that consump- reth Higgins read the readings or by falling cereal prtces pared and submitted. number of Irish men' and the other enterprises. Sheep rapidly during tihe boom years, tion to the Community will while Paul Tobln and Eoln could find this enterprise Mr. J. Lavan, Solr., who ap- TROOP MEETING women who enter the U.S A and winter cereals offer reason- and are now reckoned to owe continue to rise and by 1992 Clancy served Mass. attractive. but they should peared for the defendant said illegally each year, apparent- able prospects but those con- $210 billion, with eo per cent of With all the concert fever On Sunday evening the whole the Community of Ten will be endeavour to ensure that there that he had no submission to dying out, the main theme of unit were in Tallow to take part ly unaware of the legitimate cerned must attain high stan- that owned by 19 per cent of using .11.5 million tonnes, and the farmers, but It is politically are markets for the extra make at that time. this week's meeting was to get in the Regional Mass at which avenues open to them. dards of efficiency. For cattle if consumption increases in the important to be seen to be produce. District justice W. F. O'Con- out and about. After subs, were there was an extremely good In theory, there are as many enterprises profitability is con- two new memlber States the doing something, and so there nell then said that having read collected the patrol scribes unit turnout. as 20,000 Irish emigrant visas strained by factors outside the totall internal demand in the the Book of Evidence he waswrot e down 21 questions which Last Saturday evening we available to Irish people each fanm gate such a® high capital Is to be renewed attacks on markets all over the world. In Community 0f Twelve- will be satisfied that a prima facia could be answered around the had our first link badge meet- y-ar from the U.S. Embassy In requirements, high interest 13 .1 million tonneis, with some case had been established and village. The questions ran- Dublin. Yet, last year, only 625 the end no one will! suffer more ing with the cubs who are pre- rates, high oallf prices and the 220,000 tonnes for export. he returned the defendant for ged from getting names of Irish emigrants to the U.S than the Us farmers, though paring to join the scout section lowest (market prices in Poultry meat production in trial at the next sittings of the houses, years off shores and availed of the official proce- there will be a lot of damage in the next few weeks. Europe. the COmmunlity of Ten rose by Circuit Court in waterford to counting items while the area Our ticket sellers are out and dures for legal entry, a tiny done to European fanners also Current interest rates are one 1 per cent last year while con- commence on Tuesday, April covered saw Sea park, Coolagh about at the moment calling proportion of the real numbers of 'the major obstacles to If there are any beneficiaries sumption increased by 2.5 per 29. He ordered that the defen- Road and Strandside being to every house in Abbeyside. who moved to America anyway development, Mr. Kearney said, they will be livestock farmer® dant be remanded on continu- taken in. with points per There are twenty prizes to bewithou t reference to the immi- cent. There was a surplus-, as and will possibly remain so and particularly those intensive exports' fell because of in- ing bail until then. answer and time faults incur- drawn ranging from a £100 gration laws. producers of pigs and poultry until they fall to single figures creased production in other DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 PAGE SEVEN COUGHLAN — Second Anni- versary — In loving memory of YOUNG—'Will all the friends Catherine COughlan, late oi and neighbour® of MOlly Young, Church Street, Lls-more, who late of King Street, Abbeyside, MURPHY'S [FOR THE BEST DEAL! died on April 20, 1984. please remember her on this LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES I only wish, I could go home, her anniversary time. R.I.P. LISMORE DRAMATIC the 2nd round things started to Girls Shot putt — Olive Bro- To hear your voice and see Miasses offered. SOCIETY face tough opposition from the TOY, CYCLE, PRAM AND happen and Madden's putting derick (3rd); junior Men Shot Banner County and will have your smile. -(Always reme-mlbered by her in their expected storming fin- ON TWO WHEELS Next Friday night in the club Putt — Johnny McGrath (2nd); to improve on their quarter NURSERY SPECIALISTS To sit and /talk with you family at home and away.) ish, drew level on 236 and so rooms, all the members will Girls U/l-1 Sprint — Matilda final performance if they hope TRY DARRELL MOLONEY awhile, we were off on another tie RALEIGH AGENTS have an opportunity of review- Beecher (3rd). to advance to the final. To be- together in the same break. All Leading Brands Stocked, ing the last twelve months — old way, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Well done to these three ath- Lismore were narrowly de- First Class After Sales twelve months of activity which Would be my dearest wiish It took four team questions letes on doing so well against feated to the same competition Service. CASEY — Mary Tobin, sons commenced last September and COLUM'S SHOP today. each to reach a verdict and I'm strong opposition.—(P.R.O. Lis last year by another clare team Trade-ins accepted. and daughters, brother and only concluded just three weeks SOLE RALEIGH AGENT (Sadly missed by her loving sure the Toby jug team mem- more A.C.). —Shannon Comprehensive. PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. sister of the late Paddy Casey, ago, when the annual general son, daughters, sons-lm-law bers will never forget the group. Baby requirements at. Headfoorough, Knoc-kanore wish meeting takes place. Adam and the Ants. It was a Many of that side are still O'CONNELL STREET daiughter-in-law and grand MUNSTER COLLEGES unbeatable prices. to thank most sincerely all It is hard to believe that a contest that was won and lost eligible and hopes are high of DUNGARVAN children. > Telephone 058/41376 those who sympathised with year has gone since our last by both teams in the earlier Lismore C.B.S. v. Scariff Com- success this year. The panel Telephone 058/41278 DUGGAN _ Fourth Anniver- them to their re-cent sad be- A.G.M. and each and everyone rounds and it is a pity, that in munity College—Lismore c B.S. composed of players from Lis- sary — Cherished memories to- will play the semi-final of the more, Tallow, Ballysaggart and Trade-ins — Guaranteed reavement; those who attended of the members can feel proud such a situation, there has to day and everyday of my lovtog Solo Cup (hurling u/15), on Fri- Ballyduff are training hard lor After Sale Service. Mass and funeral; those who of the work put into the shows be a loser husband, Joseph Duggan R.I.P. senit, Mass cards, sympathy that were presented — from the day next in Tipperary. They this test. FOR SALE Date of 4, Congress Villas, Dun- floral tributes. A s-peclal word pantomime "Pied Piper Of In congratulating Madden's 1981 Escort 13 garvan, who died on April 19, of thanks to Fr. Muioahy. Fr. H-amelto' to the three-act com- and wishing them success at 1980 Escort 1.3, 4-door 1982-. R.I.P. On- hills soul Sweet O'Callaghan and to all the edy "Sailor Beware," all of county level, I would also like to include the Toby Jug and the 1980 Datsun Cherry, 4-door Jesus have mercy. Masses clergy who attended. Also Dr. which were a tremendous suc- FAST FIT LTD. offered. Cawtillon, Matron and staff of cess. two individuals and to thank April comes- with sad regret. Lismore Hospital. A special them for providing such a won- McGRATH'S GARAGE derful contest. My sincere SEAMLESS GUTTERING The day, the month, I'll never word of thanks also to all the Next week we will report in full on the A.G.M. thanks to Bernard Leddy who KINSALEBEG Aluminium Facia & Soffit itorget. very kind neighbours and Sales: Open 9 to 6 Prior to the meeting the Holy occupied the hot seat as quiz Available to Black, White I lost my husband, more pre- friends who were so helpful; After 6 by appointment: cious than gold. Sacrifice of the Mass will be master and Billy Sheehan and and Browne. the Shamiociks G.A.A. Club and B'illy Henry who acted as time Phone 024/92588 How much I miss him can the Choir. Hoping this acknow- celebrated in St. Carthage's MINNIES Church at 7.30 p.m. for all the keeper and score keeper and BALLYCOTTON, CO. CORK never be told. ledgment w-ill be accepted by deceased members of the Dra- adjudicators. My thanks also to Telephone: 021/646047 WtUll- those who think of him all to gwlatefiul appreciation. 021/646054 (home) matic Society. all who acted as quiz masters today. The HOly Sacrifice of the Mass and scorekeepers, etc., during LOUNGE BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt A little prayer to Jesus say. will be offered for their LISMORE GOLF NOTES this competition. To all the Drills, Hammers, Grinders (Too dearly loved to be for- intentions. team members and above all to SILAGE FOR SALE, with or and Transformers. gotten by your loving wife the participating publicans, a ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN without s-latited housing. Tele- Mary.) O'BiRIEN — The brother, sis- On Saturday the exhibition Also Grass Cutters and fourball was played and all very sincere thanks for the co- Hedge Trimmers. phone 058/60132. DUGGAN — Fourth Anniver- ter, nephews and nieces of the operation and hospitality SATURDAY, APRIL 19— sary — In lo-vtog memory of late Patrick (Pate) O'Brien, four players had their moments FOR SALE—Bend-lx Super 12 of glory. Arthur Pierce and throughout the competition. BEIN O^NEILL our dear D-ad Joseph Duggan, Du-nabbey House, Dungarvan dishwasher and Triciity Triumph Michael Burns took the Initia- Finally my thanks to you, Mr. R.I.P., late of 4, Congress and formerly of Mt. Stuart, O'Connell Street, Dungarvan fridge; perfect condition. Call tive on the 2nd hole when Editor for the generous space DISCO Villas, Dungarvan, who died on Phone 058/41933 (t-c) 35 Pine wood, Abbeyside, after 6 Agltsih, wish to thank most Michael slotted his putt for the allotted to the entire produc- p.m. April 10. 1982. R.I.P. On his slncereOiy all those who sympa- first birdie of the match. The tion. SUNDAY, APRIL 20— soul Sweet Jesus have mercy. thised with them; all those who same player narrowly missed FOR SALE — Yamaha 100 Masses offered. attended the removal of re birdie putts on the 4th and 5th Motor Cycle, -as new. -Phone MR. BILL MOORE To us you were someone ma-ins. Mass and interment, which were halved with pars. FOLK SAKE Frank Browne 058,'54566. special, sent Miass cards, wreaths and This pattern continued for the Someone kind and true, floral tributes. A special word Mr. Bill Moore died on Sat- HAY FOR SALE. Telephone 1st nine and the COrfc pair urday, 5th April, unexpectedly You will never be forgotten. of thanks to Dr. M. O'Suilllvan 058/54212. turned one down. Then T. at his home at Moonatarrlve. PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED Because, Dad, we thought the Dr. I. Brennock, the Matron, Cleary struck with a great drive Bill was a well-known figure in TO LET— Three-bedroom world of you. nurses and- staff of St. Joseph's on the 10th, falling by just two house, unfurnished, private lo- Hospital who were so kind to the town and in his younger (Never forgotten by your lov- yards, to reach the green. How- days was a great athlete. cation Abbeyside area. For par- ing sons Thomas and Joseph, him; also Sr. Baptist and Sr. ever a chip and a short putt ticulars contact Box No. K334 Maura. A special word of and the match was all square. He is survived by his sisters, daughters Marie and Martina.) Mrs. Nora O'Gorman, with BODY SHOP 058 42424 "Leader" Office. DUGGAN — Fourth Anniver- thanks to Nurse Mary Griffin The 11th and 12th were halved and Nurse Bridget Quill for with pars and at the 13th Mich- whom he lived, Mrs. Mary Lln- 24 Hour car accident service - used car BUNGALOW TO LET, Tallow sary — In loving memory of their great kindness to him ael Burns got his 2nd birdie to een, Lismore, Mrs. Margaret sales, crash repairs and resprays. area. — Michael A. O'Brien, Joe D-uggan, late of 4, Congress Dullea, Dunmanway, also nep- over the years. Also Very Rev. go one up again. Arthur Pierce Auctioneer, Tallow. Telephone Villas, Dungianvan, who died on hews, nieces, grand-nephews ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL PARENTS' April 19 1982. On his soul Swieet Fr. J. Murphy. PJP., Clashmore, set himself up for a birdie when 056/56109. he pitched to five feet at the and grand-nieces and other re- Jesus have mercy. Miasses Fr. W. Meehan, C.C.. Claah- latives and friends. more, Very Rev. Fr. W. Cal- 15th and he made no mistake offered. R.-IJP. His remains were taken to lainan. P.P., Agl-ish, Fr. P. Fitz- with the DUtt to go into a two ASSOCIATION DAVID McGRATH Beyond the beautiful sunset, St. Carthage's Church and after Where memories never die, gerald, C.C., Balltoameela, Fr. holes lead. Denis O'Sullivan chipped into the hole at the Requiem Mass, celebrated by We wish to inform all parents of the IN MEMORIAM You live in land of glory, Ml. Cullinan. C.C., Dungarvan. QUALIFIED PLUMBER a 16th only to see his ball pop Rev. Fr. O'Gorman, C.C., assist- CAPPOQUIN SCHOOL CATCHMENT AREA 'Neath the blue and the gold Fr. W. Cairey, C.C., Dungarvan, out and stay on the lip. The ed by Canon Power and Fr. can offer you BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- Fr. Dee, C.C., Passage East, also that we anticipate that our school will of the sky Tipperary / Waterford combina- Madden. C.C., he was buried In GRANT B BOILER, 6 sary — in loving memory of Will those who think of Joe the choir to CC'ashmore and the St. Carthage's Old Cemetery. continue in its present form for at least another kind friends who were so help- tion closed the door at the 17th five years. RADS. AND HOT Catherine Behegan. late of 21. today. and so the match was over. To all his family and relatives New Street Lismore, who died A little prta-yer to Jesus say. ful. The Holy Sacrifice of the we tender our deepest sym- WATER Mass will be offered for all as They played the 18th and T. Signed: DOLLY BUMSTER, on April 19, 11983. R.I.P. (Always in our prayers — Cleary sank a long putt to gain pathy. a token of appreciation. FROM £1,100 Time will pass but still you Kitty and Philome-na.) his second birdie, alas, too late. Hon. Secretary. Stay, DUGGAN — Twelfth Anniver- Telephone 058/54283 O'KEEFFE — The family and MISS MARGARET MULLINS 8-4-'86. Loved and remembered every- sary — In lovtog memory of relatives of the late Bridget It was great golf and a very day. John Duggan, late of 11, St. O'Keeffe, Kllcssera, Dungarvan. memorable day for the club on We regret to record the death LAWN MOWER 5 repaired and KMaria, Andy and family.) Brigid's Terrace, Dungarvan, wish to thank most sincerely its 21st anniversary. of Miss Margaret Mullins, New who died on April 16, 1974. On Street, who died on April 10th sharpened. — The Foundry, all those who sympathised with Our sincere thanks to the to Ardkeen Hospital after a Stephen Street, Dungarvan. BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- his soul Sweet Jesus have them to their recent sad four players for taking time off McGUiREs GARDEN CENTRE sary — In loving memory of my mercy. R.I.P. bereavement: those who called from their busy schedule to short illness. dear mother, Catherine Behe- Will those who think of him is open every Sunday from 11 to the house and those who fulfil the engagement and to She is survived by her bro- ga-n. late of New Street. Lis- today. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 attended the removal of re- the B'ank of Ireland and Bank thers, Tommy, Lismore, Patsy, DUNGARVAN MART more. who died on April 19, mains, Mass and burial; tihose p.m. week days: closed on Mon- A lilbtle prayer to Jesus say. of Ireland Finance, our spon- Youghal, her sisters, Helen MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS SALE day—McGuire's Garden Centre, 1083. R.I.P. Sacred Heart of •(Inserted by his nieces and who sent Mass cards, seraphic sors. for making it all possible. Greene. New York. Mrs. Julia Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- Jesus have mercy on her soul. nepheiws.) certificates and messages of Feely. Lismore, nephews, nieces, Masses offered. Prior to the foregoing match ON MONDAY, MAY 5th, at 2 p.m. phone 051/82136. ENRIGHT — Twentieth An- sympathy. A special thanks to our captain. Mr. Florence Mc- grand-nephews, grand-nieces, We cannot visit your grave, doctors. Sister Aiugustine- and nephew-to-law Billy and many WE SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, niversary — In loving memory Carthy, in his customary sar- Entries will be accepted up to Friday, May 2nd. Tubing. Re-Bar, Plating and dear Mam, of Mary Enrlght. Hate of Cool- all Sisters and nurses and staff torial elegance produced an other relatives. She will be sad- Galvanise and all types of We are all too far away. ag-h Road. Abbeysilde, who died of Sit. Joseph's Hospital and St. equally elegant shot for his of- ly missed by all, especially by FOR SALE: A 5 year old Fahr 1102 Oombine Harvester, .Sheds supplied in Kit Form. But this message with love on Aprtl 21, 1966. Vincent's Hospital. A special ficial "Drive-In," thus getting her friends and neighbours. Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- Is sent across bhe ocean i Inserted by her loving word of thanks yo Fr. Griffin 1986 oft to a flying start. Her remains were removed 10' Head, 650 Hour Work, in perfect mechanical order, gormack 051/46075. As time goes by without you family.) .. As usual the ladles catering from the mortuary at Lismore always owner driven. Main, who atoendetl botn removal LIVESTOCK — At Clonmel— HERLIHY — Ninth Anniver- tram sit. Joseph's Hospital and produced an excellent meal for Hospital to St. Carthage's Details from Dungarvan Mart. Phone 058/41611 And days turn into years. the principals of the day and Every Tuesday at 12 noon pre- We hold a million memories, sary In loving memory of our received the remains at Parish Church and after Requiem Mass 1 also satisfied the gastronomic on Saturday, celebrated by Fr. cisely, comprehensive selection And hide a million tears. dear mother, Catherine Herlihy, Church. Dungarvan. along with Chapel Street, Tallow, who died Fr. Cu'lllnam, Fr. Callanan. P.P.. needs of the enthusiastic gal- O'Gorman. C.C., she was buried of Continental. Friesian, Here- (So sadly missed and dearly lery. to St. Carthage's Cemetery. lord and A.A.X. Calves, Bulls loved—never to be forgotten by on April 13, 1977. Aglfch, Fr. Fitzgerald, C.C.. Results: 18 Holes Stableford— Canon Power and FT. Madden and Heifers. Producers stock your loving daughter Breda, She has gone no further from Agllish and indeed all the kind 1st, F. Corcoran (22) 42 pts.; assisted at the graveside. only. — Stokes & Quirke Ltd., son-in-law Tommy and grand- us than- to God, priests who attended her during 2nd. M. Bvme (21> 41 pts.; 3rd, May she rest in peace. MELLERAY MACRA NA FEIRME will hold their Tel. 052-21788. (2-5) sons Dennis and Kevin, And God Is very near. her short illness. We hope this (Inserted by her loving D. Howard (24) 40 pts. QUANTITY OF HAY still Middlesex, England.) will be •accepted as a token of COLLECTION family.) Carrolls pro-Am Qualifiers— ANNUAL FIELD EVENING available. — J. Nugent, Cur- our sin-cere thanks. The Holy McGRATH — Seventeenth Sacrifice of the Mass will be 0-9 R. Ormonde; 10-17 E. Ah AT THE SCOUT CENTRE, MT. MELLERAY raghroche, Cappoquin. (18-4) BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- earne; 18-28 F. oorcoran. The Lourdes Invalid Commit- sary — In loving memory of Anniversary — .Loving memories offered for your Intentions. tee will hold their Annual ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL 20 WANTED — One adult to of my dear husband. James Fixtures: Friday, 18th—Bruen Commencing at 7 p.m. mjv dear grandmother, Cather- and Purcell Shield practice. Church Gate Collection at all share house; own room; central (Jimmy), late of Mill Street. With Children's Sports, Usual Macra Competitions ine Behegan, jate of New Sat. 19th/Sun. 20th—18 Holes Masses on Saturday night and heating. Contact: 5. Park Lane Street, Lismore, who died on Cappoquin. who died on April Sunday next, 20th Aorll at Lis- and Side Shows. Avenue. Abbeyside, Dungarvan, 16, 1969. R..I.P. Stroke. First National Building April 19. 1083. DEATH OF MR. Society Qualifier. more and Ballysaggart. Please Dancing afterwards in Lismore Hotel to Mick, Dick & Vic after 6 p.m. God has you in His keeping, give generously to this worthy Time passes but memories Ladies Branch — Our Lady stay, I have you in my heart. cause. —(Advt.). WANTED — Site wanted for (Sadly missed by his loving Captain. Mrs. Eileen Tlnnelly, As near and dear as yester- house in Lismore area. Apply wife, Anne.) WALTER PHELAH made her official "drive-in" im- day. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS by letter only to Box No. W338 O'SHEA — Sixth and Third Sincere regret has been oc- mediately after the captain's on (Sadly missed by your lovtog "Leader" Office. Anniversaries — In loving casioned by the death of Mr. Saturday last and we wish her grand-daughter Mary, husband At a meeting of the Progres- WANTED—House to rent, in memory of my father, William Walter Phelan, Castleknock, every success in her year of Nfick and great-granddaughter office. sive Democrats in the Lismore Tallow town. Particulars to O'Shea who died on April 5, Dublin which occurred sudden- Hotel last week, a vote of ap- Laura Kate, Yorkshire). The ladies had two memor- John O'Farrell & Sons, Auc- 1980, and my loving mother ly and at a comparatively early preciation was passed to the able days during the last two tioneers, Miidleton. Telephone Nora (Nano) O'Shea, who died age on Sunday last, April 13. County Council for the excel- BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- weeks — first the Junior Alli- 021/6311194. on April 15, 1983, late of cathal Son of the late waiter and lent work they are doing in sary — In loving memory of ance, captained by Mrs. Gretta Brugha Place, Dungarvan. Too Mrs. M. A. Phelan, formerly of cleaning up the walls from the SUMMER HOUSE IN ARD- our dear mother, Catherine Barry, with sixty players from dearly loved to be forgotten. Grattan Square, Dungarvan, bridge to the C.B.S. MORE — To let for summer Behegan. late, of 21 New Street, the "Avondhu" oartlcipatlng. To those who have a mother, the deceased was brother of Mr. season, Main Street, Ardmore: Lismore, who died on April 19, Results: 1, C. Dowd, Lismore We would like to extend our treasure her with care, James Phelan, Sacristan. St. 3 bedroom house, sleep 6 to 8, 1983. 37 pts.: 2. P. Harrington, Doug- appreciation to the staff and ACC has your •Because you will never miss Mary's. Dungarvan, Mr. John D. suitable for family, fully fur- Another year has passed las 32: gross, K. McDermott, management of the Lismore her, till you see her vacant Phelan Friar's Walk, Abbeyside Hotel for giving us a room for nished, all services. Telephone away, Lismore 16- 3, V. Nugent, Lis- chair. and of Mrs. N. J. Connors, our meetings. 024/96195. To me there couldn't be Springmount, Dungarvan. He is more 31- 4, S. Denn, Lismore She is the only friend you 30- 5, Pi Murphy, Cork 29; 6. A public meeting is planned best interests another. also survived by his wife Nuala, TO LET Two-bedroomed. have when trouble comes for the near future in Lismore. Understanding and caring daughters Orla and Nuala and R. Edwards, Fermoy 29; 1st detached bungalow, furnished, your way, We urge any members that mother. son Ronan to all of whom as nine, M. O'Reilly, Muskerry 16; in Silversprings. Suit 2-3 shar- And she brings such consola- have not yet paid their sub- I loved- you, Mam, until the well as to the other bereaved 2nd nine, F. Lynch. Cork 16. ing. Aoply by letter to Box No. tion to your life from day Match play winners — 1st, scriptions to do so soon as only at heart relatives deepest sympathy Is end. paid members will be allow- W337 "Leader" Office. to day. extended. Anne Twomey. Lismore: 2nd, M. UD The day you died I lost a ed vote at any meeting. Pay- ACCOMMODATION WANTED Dad, there are times I think Murphy, East Cork: 3rd, I.' friend. of you and wish with all Interment took place to-day ment can be made to any mem- —Wanking girl requires accom- Power, Mallow. ,(,Always remembered and my heart. (Wednesday) at Glasnevin ber of the committee. modation to Lismore area. Second day was captained by loved by your loving daughter That you and Mam were here Cpmetery. Dublin. following The next meeting is on Tues- Shared house with other irirls Requiem Mass at 11 a.m. in the Mrs. Mona O'Neill — the Inter- Peggie and husband Phiiil.) today to share my troubled day, 22nd Aoril to the Lismore would suit. Phone 058/54159 (1-2 Church oi Our Lady, Castle- mediate Alliance and twenty- 10.50% You can earn up to 10.50% heart. Hotel at 8 p.m. Intending mem- knoCk. three ladies played. p.m. preferably). BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- 'But I will remember my whole bers are invited to attend. interest (gross) on ACC Deposit Accounts with FOR SALE — Some nice Frie- sary—In loving memory of our Results: 1st. Ladv Cynthia life through, Klmberley; 2nd, p. Byrne: best withdrawals on demand. Fixed Term Accounts sian heifers and calves, Spring- dear mother. Catherine Behe- The beautiful parents I had LISMORE G.A.A, NOTES gan. late of 21, New Street, gross, W. Ahearne-. 3rd, R. ing down. — Pat Murphy, in you. Byrne. are also available. Knockaun, cappagh. Telephone Lismore, who died on April 19, (Always in my thoughts — BALLYSAGGART Draw : £50, Pat Ahearne, Match play winner — Phil Town Parks, Lismore: £30, Billy 058/03032. 1983. your lovtog daughter Helen, Byrne. Will those who think of her Keneally, New Street, Lismore; FATIMA FURNITURE AND Pat and family). Winner of 2 club competition All Deposits with ACC today, SHEEHAN — Tenth Anniver- £20, Mrs. Anne O'Brien, New SECURITY ANTIQUE CENTRE—Open now NOTES —Rose O'-Dowd. Street, Lismore- £15, Aidan A little prayer to Jesus say. sary — In lovtog memory of are guaranteed by the State in respect of from 11, a.m. to 8 p.m. (except G.A.A. NOTES Fixtures : Open Fourball — O'Connor, Cappoquin £10, Pat (Always remembered bv her Nuala Sheeh-an, late of 48, : Thursday). New consignment of Ballysaggart 2-7 Clashmore 2-4 Sunday 27th — Sponsored by O'Gorman. Main Street, Lis- loving son John, wife Bridie Case-yville. Dungarvan, who : Principal and Interest. furniture. Large selection of On Saturday evening last our Bank of Ireland. Time-sheet In more: £10, Nora Ryan, Fermoy. and family.) died' on April 16, 1976. R.I.P. clubhouse. beautiful -beds; chesits- of junior footballers completed Promoters Prize—P. Ahearne. Masses offered. drawers; dressing tables; lace their league programme with a —(Advt.). BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- Pray for us our dearest PUB QUIZ CONFIDENTIALITY and drawn tablecloths: paint- well deserved three point win sary In loving memory of our Nuala to Jesus Christ our The quiz Pnals which were ings: Royal Dculten and Staf- over clashmore. Playing against SARGENT CUP v. BALLYDUFF When you save with ACC you are assured of dear grandmother, Catherine king, the breeze, Ballysaggart led at staged at Lismore Hotel on last fordshire pieces; wand-painted Behegan, late of 21 New Street, That he may bless our lonely Thursday night were the best absolute confidentiality. Japanese plaques; smiall quality half time 0-4 to 0-2 and con- The replay of this match Lisimore, who died on April 19, home, tinued to dominate proceedings and most exciting to date. The went ahead in Ballyduff last tables and desks. — Fatlma K983. R..I.P. Where you once dwelt therein. pace was set in the "Individual House Clonea Road, Dungar- in the second half. Although Sunday. In a very ill-tempered Her face we will always If roses grow to heaven, Clashmore scored two goals in Brains Of The West," when van. Telephone 058/41-316. match we went under by ten remember. Lord, the last quarter the result was there was a tie on full marks points in extra time. between Angela Collender. rep- IN GRATEFUL THANKS- Her voice we will always Pick: a bunch for us, never In doubt and Ballysag- Overall these results augur resenting "Toby jug" and Kevin GIVING to St. Martin, Padre Then give them to Nuala gart won on the scorellne 2-7 well for the championship and McCarthy, representing "The Plo, git. Jude, Sacred Heart. Our Memories to treasure forever, And say they came from us. to 2-4. we are looking forward to turn- Tavern." In a tension-packed Of a Nan who was dear to (Never forgotten by your ing the tables on the same Lady of Perpetual Succour, St. We now have to sit back and sudden death tie break on six us all. parents, brothers and sisters.) opposition in a couple of weeks Martha and St. Anthony for wait for the other games in this mark questions both contest- many favours received. (Always remembered and SHEEHAN — Tenth Anniver- group to be completed. We are, time. sary — In loving memory of ants answered ten questions HOUSE TO LET — Lismore loved by her loving grand- however, assured of at least a each correctly. Then Kevin who Nuala, Caseiyvillle, Dungarvan, LISMORE A.C. NOTES area, | mile from town. Tele- daughter Patricia, husband play-off for a semi-final spot. was batting first answered in- who died on April 16, 1976. phone 0'58 56424 before G p.m., John and great-grandchildren This was our first visit to correctly for the first time and R.I.P. or 058 54475 after 6 p.m. John and Ellen.) Clashmore and we congratulate Angela stepped to confidently The following Lismore Ath- HOw deepliy we loved you and FOR SALE—12 ft. speedboat. them on their excellent pitch for the kill. letes were successful at Leevale BEHEGAN — Third Anniver- prayed you might live. and changing-rooms. Ooen Snorts on Sunday last, the £350 or nearest offer. Phone Both Angela and Kevin re- sary — In loving memory of But Jesius just beckoned and U/21 Title on The Line — On 13th of April:— 058/54579. ceived a tremendous and well my dear grandmother, Cather- we had to give. Sunday next to Caooocmin Lis- FOR SALE — Lawn mowers-, 3 deserved round of applause and (Always remembered bv Cait. more/Ballysaggart U/21 hurlers ine Behegan. late of New Street, a short Interval was necessary and 3i h.p., Brtggs & S Wat ton Jim. Karen, Ftou-ala and Tara.) begin the defence of their west- Lismore, who died on April 19. to restore calm before the main engines; Land iRollers 2-piece ern title, players will be given 1983. , , SHEEHAN — Tenth Anniver- event. from T-ullcxw Engineering; Grass sary — In loving memory of details of this game during the Tappers to clear; Slurry Tanks! You did not complain, We knew you were not well, Nuala Sheeh-an, Casey vl lie. week. "The Toby Jug" and "Mad- Muck Spreaders; Vlcon Fertil- den's" then took the stage and But little did we know that Dungarvan, who died on April COMMUNITY COUNCIL iser Spreaders — all -at keenest THANK YOU perhaps the tension of the pre- AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATION PLC. day, ,, 16, 197-6. R.I.P. prices. Telephone Wiate-rford Co- Will those who think of her Ballysaggart community vious contest contributed to Dungarvan: Mary Street. Tel: (058) 41666/41103. op. 058/41K)ll. It would be our last farewell. some uncharacteristic errors on (Sadly missed by your loving today, Council wish to thank all those Open Monday-Friday until 5.00 pm at over 50 branches FOR SALE Kerr's Ptok seed who subscribed to the recent both sides. However at the in- grandson Thomas and wife A, little prayer to Jesus say. across the country. potatoes. - John Roche. B-ally- collection in aid of the local terval The Tobv JUK were lead- Mary.) ( Always missed — Anne, J.D.. inartln. Glencairn. Telephone Dermot, Kelly and Niamh.) Community Centre. ing 126 to 114 for Maddcn's. In 058/56373. PAGE EIGHT BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT CANON JOHN WALSH (Continued from Page 1) —AN APPRECIATION brought his total of wins in threadbare. The statement from "One of the beautiful quali- memories of Australia until he the major events in the Super the Congress of Catholic School ties of true friendship is to un- died. He really loved that young Prestige Competition to 12. Parent Associations published derstand and be understood"— country and enthusiastically on page 6 of this issue of the (Seneca). The passing of a embraced its vitality and multi- Over the week-end he added friend consequently leaves a cultured life-style. Places like two further major wins to his "Leader" leaves little doubt void that cannot be filled. Such Gunnedah, Moree and Werrls record. He is cycling as well, if about that. was my feeling at the death of Creek really came alive as he not better, than ever. Canon John Walsh, P.P., Oap- recounted life there through the The teachers also claim tihey poquin on the 18th March. Fr. eyes of a youthful Irish priest. Last year Waterford County have morality and principle on Johnny as he was affectionately His affection for and affinity their side but surely they have known had a vibrant and en- to Australia never diminished. Council agreed to mark Sean's dearing personality. He hadAustrali a loved him too. Every many great achievements as a no greater claim on the scarce many and diverse interests and year, friends from that country Waterford man who has won financial resources of the State could converse on a wide range called on Fr. Johnnie. He gave world fame by according hf.m than the unemployed, the poor of topics. them a real Irish welcome. They reminisced about life In Aus- a Civic Reception. This was or the elderly sick. Where tfhis After his ordination on June tralia before and during World supposed to take place from is concerned we must all be 21st, 1936, Fr. Johnny spent ten War II. years in the diocese of Armi- time to time but as far as we realists and be prepared to dale in Australia. He had fond Fr. Johnnie hailed from are aware it has not happened forego various entitlements be- Bellca, Cappoquin He had the —that is, at least, not yet. Like cause of the present economic same affection and enthusiasm for the West Waterford area. many of Sean's fans we just situation. He was fortunate that most of wonder when! Finally the well-being oif. the his priestly life was spent in the area. On his return from A NATIONAL SCANDAL children should be the ultimate COUNCIL'S PROTEST Australia in 1946 he was ap- responsibility of all and in no At Whitechurch House Hotel recently, Mr. Gerry Daly, Presenter of RTE Gardening Programmes, gave a talk pointed to Ardmore. After Ard- The continuing dispute be- way should they be used as to Ballinameela ICA on Garden Design. Pictured are, back row (left to right): Mairin Treacy, Esther McGrath, more he spent twenty years in tween the teachers unions and Fourmilewater, then a year In .pawns, as indeed they are, in Sadie Hourigan, Maura White, Gerry Daly, Kay Sheehan, Margaret Walsh, Kathleen Flavin, Joan Ronayne, AT S.E.R.T.0/S Clonmel before being appointed the government concerning this struggle between teachers Edith Claxton, Lucy Walsh; front row: Joan Nugent, Treasurer; Rebecca Keevers, Eileen O'Brien, Secretary; P.P. of Ballyduff in February, wages and back money has now and government. Cathy McGrath, President, Ballinameela ICA; Biddy Seery, Mary Conway. (Photo: David Stearn) 1972. On leaving Ballyduff in developed into a national scan- August 1979, he was appointed dal. It is something that must ABSENCE P.P. of his native Cappoquin. THE OLD RUGGED CROSS Fr. Johnny wasn't content to be be ended soon if thousands of To answer a request received The South Eastern Regional a mere functionary. Besides his children up and down the spiritual duties he involved country are not to suffer from a reader in Birmingham Tourism Organisation and Bord our choice for the ballad corner TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT Fallte came in for further criti- himself totally and enthusiasti- damage and loss from wtoich NOTES cally In all community activi- this week is "The Old Rugged cism because of their absence tthey wild never be able to Cross"— TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES Square with their cards at 2 for a speedy recovery to Sean lerick, W. Kearney, J. Lyons and from the Holiday and Camping ties. He brought the late Canon Hayes to Ardmore in 1947 to recover. Speedy Recovery — The club p.m. Pratt, who is in hospital. J. G- Barry. Exhibition held in Dungarvan start a guild of Muintir na Tire. On a hill far away stood an would like to wish Sean Pratt Congratulations to Water- Billy Cody, Midleton, refereed. last week-end (see report on Training sessions will be held He became involved in the The teachers claim that they old rugged cross, a speedy recovery. Sean is pre- ford Utd. on reaching the F.A.I, page one) at the monthly meet- on Wednesdays and Saturdays Glanmire v. st. Catherines — N.A.C.A. and promoted athletics The emblem of suffering and sently hospitalised in Water- cup final beating St. Pats 3-1 ing of Waterford County Coun- are underpaid and that they at 7 p.m. in the soccer field. Although playing some fine throughout the country. During shame, ford. last Sunday. cil in Dungarvan last Monday. have been denied tiheir special open football in this Junior his long term in Fourmilewater And I love that old cross Cllr. P. Kenneally who raised Senior Hurling Training—The SOCCER FORMER BALLYNOE MAN League game at Glanmire last he was involved in the building award. Maybe so although where the dearest and best Sunday. Catherine's best efforts the matter said that there was response to training is still very There is a lot of speculation IN ETHIOPIA of St. Patrick's Hall and the many would doubt such a claim. For a world of lost sinners were not enough to stop the something wrong somewhere construction of the beautiful was slain. poor and with the first match at the moment as to what John Dineen. Cork Area when SERTO neglected to have Whether or which they are a less than three weeks away our final onslought of the home side Grotto In 1954. He was a foun- Bride View will be doing next Freight Manager. C.I.E. has who won well in the end. a stand at the exhibition. "This pretty favoured section of crown is already very, very season. To help clear the air spent six months In Ethiopia der member of the local open Chorus (after each verse): Team — J. D. cotter, B. O'Re- body receives a substantial con- coursing club and gun club. He society. shakey. Training is on every —it is almost certain that the as Transport Director for food tribution from the Co. Council gan. J. G. Barry, K. Barry, B'. organised one of the country's So I'll cherish the old Tuesday and Friday night. club will be applying for mem- supplies in the distressed area every year and we should send At the teachers' conferences Neville. P. O'Donoghue, D. Buck- major clay-pidgeon shoots every rugged cross Gleeson C — Well done to bership to a league, and they of the country. John was a them a letter of protest for held oveir the Easter period UD ner, J. Sice, N. carr. D. Hurley, August in Ballymacarbery. Till my trophies at last I Billy curley, Damien Flynn and hope to sort this out at next former GAA player with both their neglect and their lack of B. Carr, R. Carr, S. Buckley, there was evidence of a good lay down; Brian Henley who helped West Monday's meeting. St. Catherines and Fermoy. interest in tourism in County M. Harpur, D. Buckley. He had a great love of child- deal of militancy and one dele- I will cling to the old Waterford's under 16 team to Waterford," he said. Training will continue on Ref. Pat O'Connor (Aghada). ren. I remember calling on him a 3-7 to 2-8 victory over the TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB gate threatened that the rugged cross Tuesday nights and Saturday Cllr. Kenneally added that one evening in 1965. The house- And exchange it some day Eastern selection in the Glee- Ballysaggart v. St. Cather- teachers and their dependents mornings for the underage March 24—1st, Helen Condon this lack of interest was really keeper Informed me that he for a crown. son cup last weekend. ines — Ballysaggart had four players. and NOelle McCarthy; 2nd, high-lighted by the fact that had taken the children of New- would try to bring down the The same players will be in- points to spare of Catherines Miss C. Anson and Liiy Mc- one of the stands at the Dun- castle School to see the film government if their demands Oh. that old rugged cross volved In the first round of the Annual Collection — Next junior hurlers In this exciting Carthy; Best Gross, Stephen garvan Exhibition was for holi- "Mary Poppins" In Clonmel. In despised by the world Munster championship against Sunday B'rideview will hold challenge game at Ballynoe last were not met. A certain amount Hales and Maureen Hales. days In the Isle of Man. Ballyduff he created a natural Has a wondrous attraction West Tipperary at Lismore on their annual church gate col- Sunday. In a great final rally of bitterness was also evident March 31—1st, Madge Harti- It was agreed that the Coun- swimming pool near the bridge, tor me, Sunday next at 2.30 p.m. lection. It is now more impor- St. Catherines failed to level gan and Mollle McCarthy; 2nd, cil's Director on SERTO, Cllr. P. complete with diving board for in the threat that teachers For the dear Lamb of God tant than ever that the club Tom Roche and Maureen matters and Ballysaggart de- Coffey should raise the matter the benefit of the children. would remember and black list Under 21 Hurling — Owing to finds the finance to help the served their win. left His glory above the failure of the referee to Hales; Best Gross, Andy Crotty at the next meeting of that those who voted against the To pardon and sanctify me. enormous amount of young and Lily McCarthy. body. A SUPREME GARDENER turn up last Sunday's under 21 players Involved in the club. Team — P. Lane, E. Hartnett, arbitrator's award. game against Cappoquin in Lis- COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS D. Buckncr, K. Noonan, D. Hur- He was a supreme gardener To the old rugged cross i will The club now find themselves and loved flowers and plants. more was called off. It is more Mrs. Hickey, Aglish; James ley, P. Murphy, J. McCarthy, J. These attitudes cannot make ever be true, in the unfortunate position of In fact he was a committed than likely that the fixture WH1 Kenneally, Ballyduff, Mary Hartnet, S- Buckley, E. sheehan, the teachers' case very com- Its shame and reproach having to hire transport for nature lover. He beautified the take place next Sunday. Joyce, Conna; Mrs. Rooney, R. O'Keeffe, j. Hartnet, D. Buck- gladly bear: every game and because of this grounds of the parochial houses mendable and indeed their Tallow; Helen O'Donovan, Fer- ley, K. Tobin, P. Ahern. Then He'll call me some day huge cost along with many and schools in all the parishes claim that they are being ATHLETIC NEWS moy; Mrs. Jones, Fermoy- V. to my home far away. others we urge you to sub- B'ertie Clancy refereed. WEST WATERFORD he served in. He left this na- Lombard. Aglish; Nora Leahy, backed by moat parents would Where His glory forever I'll scribe generously to next Sun- Under 21 Munster Hurling tural beauty as a legacy to A sponsored walk will take Conna; Pauline Barry, Dun- share. day's collection. Semi-Final—Two of Catherines those who succeeded him. Apart also seem to have become place next Saturday, 19th April. garvan; Kitty McCarthy, Tal- players. Shane O'Connell and from gardening he liked noth- Athletes are asked to be at the The club extends good wishes low; Mrs. Crosse, Knockanore; NOTES Denis Walsh, wearing the red ing better than to stroll Mary Power. Aglish; Mrs. Mc- jersey helped their county team A BOY through the picturesque Grath. Dunmoon; Katty reach the under 21 Munster countryside of West Waterford O'Keeffe, Lismore; Declan Every good wish to Tom and hurling semi-final by defeating with his gundogs. Daly, Tallow; Mr. Lenihan, Our- Anne Seward. Piiltown, on the Waterford at walsh Park, last birth of a baby boy. raghglass; Miss Feeney, Coola- Wednesday evening. He was a man with a big doody-. Mrs. Fuller. Parkdotia; heart. As a friend I will forever Teresa Rohan. Tallow, jo Hol- PIONEER SEMINAR IN COBH SYMPATHY remember his wonderful kind- land, Tallow; Bill Moore. Olen- The above conKress »cmlt)nr Sincere .sy,mjpa>thy is extended ness and hospitality. Sickness G to ua-vy Foley and Joan Mc- calrn; Breda Ormonde, Lis- will be of great importance to took its toll over the last few Kenna, Clashmore, on the more. Pioneer members as some very years. This did not deter his interesting lectures and videos death cif their aunt. Mrs. commitment to his native Cap- Mullins of Lismore. r* ST. PATRICK'S HALL will be included in the pro- poquin. He had the parochial gramme. house renovated and also the The weekly 45 drive in St. Fl ANN A FAIL Patrick's Hall has finished for As the East Cork section is parochial hall. He was thrilled the moment but will be renew- already organised, delegates Members of the local .C'umann to see the Boathouse refurbish- ed and Cappoquin a force in TO SUPPLEMENT ed in the Autumn. The com- from the following centres will attend the annual Fiainna rowing once again. His last and mittee would like to thank would be very welcome — Ara- Pail Ard Fheis this week-end. glen, Ballindangan, Glanworth, final project was the painting their many patrons over the We wish them all an enjoyable of the Parish Church in Cappo- last few years. Kildorrery, Kilworth, Castle- stay in Dublin. SPRING & SUMMER lyons, Mitchelstown, Coolagown, quin. In fact his last conscious IN HOSPITAL reaction was when i told him Bailyhooly and Rathcormac ALL-IRELAND SET WINNERS (Blackwater Region). Contact on his deathbed that the paint- We wish a speedy recovery to ing had been completed. He Norma Hazlewooa, Toberna- On Saturday last the All- Mrs. Julia Burke, Barrack St.. nodded and smiled. Shortly who is at present in Ardkeen league, Rathcormac (025)36478 Ireland finals of Slogadh were afterwards he died. Fr. Johnny Hospital, Waterford. or Mona Geaney, Knockgorm, held In Mullingar. Among the could well say: "Lord I have Spring Grazing Dairy Midleton (021)652663 for further members of t)he Under-21 Set completed the work Thou hast POOLS WIN information; also in connection winners was Anne McKenna, given me to do." i sympathise with the Pilgrimage to Lough A fully balanced concentrate designed Congratulations to Mrs. Clashmore, also Jacqueline with his brother Dick, his sis- Dc-rk from 5th to 8th July (£45 Kennedy. Patricia Walsh. An- ters Margaret and Agnes, his to supplement spring grass. O'Connell, Chapel St.. who had Inclusive). a recent win in the Lota Pools gela Kerlns, John Sttlney, John brother-in-law Paddy, his nieces Treacy, Kieran Leahy and Paul and nephews. They will miss ST. CATHERINE'S GAA DERELICT HOUSES Gulry. him as will the people of cap- poquin and his many friends. The under 12 footballers con- At a recent meeting of Tal- At a prize winners concert on Pictured at the Abbeysidd (4th Waterford) Scouts Den recently High Energy low Fine Gael Branch the prob- Sunday, 10 special awards were May he who enhanced and em- tinued on their winning way bellished nature, which is the Mr- Joe Lawlor, Chief Scout, congratulates Mark Clancy, St. with a resounding victory over lem of derelict houses in thepresente d by President Hillery. town was discussed. It was reflected glory of god, now en- Joseph's Venturers, having vested him with the Chief Scout a useful Cloyne side. The One of these awards was also joy peace and happiness in Summer Dairy game was played at Dungour- agreed that the town has been presented to this Under-21 set. Award for his project on local organisations. Mark is the third enhanced in recent years by the eternal glory.—J.G. Chief Scout Award holder in the troop and there are only A high density Summer Feed to boost ney last Saturday and Dan Well done and every good wish Kenneally refereed. building of new houses on the to all concerned. four in the whole of Co. Waterford. (Photo: David Stearn) performance at grass. outskirts However, the streets Catherines showing great In the town have not fared AGLISH MUINTIR NA comparably, in Convent Street, zest and appetite for the game TIRE swept Into the lead quickly Barrack street and West Street, and finished worthy winners derelict houses have become eye Ail who attended last Friday Hi-Cal.Mag. Dairy at the final whistle. sores. night's concert presented by WATERFORD CO-OP READY FOR NEW A calcined magnesite carrier feed. St. Catherines v. Newcess- The Co. Manager, Mr. DanAgjlis' h Muintlir na Tireto- Ag - town — Newcesstown fired by Hurley, following an inspection lish enjoyed an excellent In his introduction to the classic business ventures, with Contains 2 ozs of cal. mag. in three that solid inter-county player tour of the houses in question night's entertainment. The oast one-day technical conference on the loose ends tied up, in ad- pounds of feed. Any other feed fed in Tim Crowley was a visiting agreed that the houses should put on a great performance "Alternative Enterprises for VENTURES vance, by scientific research. I conjunction with this feed should be free team to Ballynoe pitch last be knocked and the sites used and the night was well organ- Irish Farmers," held at the Ard- think that Is the most import- of cal. mag. Sunday. This was an intermedi- for the building of new houses. ised. All tickets were scild be- ree Hotel, Waterford on Friday ant lesson we have learned ate hurling league game and Cllr. Willie McDonnell said he fore the night so for those who last by Waterford Co-op, Mr. enterprises in the area. from the last dozen years. Any a nice crowd were rewarded would raise the matter again at were disappointed another con- Stephen O'COnnor, chief Execu- Now the growth In milk has other approach could be too they Ve gaining with with a tough and thrilling ex- a County council meeting, as It cert wliill be given on this1 Fri- tive said that they had now stopped and the trend in cer- costly for contemplation. hibition of the code. The home was his wish to have the dere- day night. Great credit is due had two years experience of a eals has altered. We are forced, We're not here today to talk side fielded without a couple of lict houses knocked as soon as to Fr. Fitzgerald and hisquot a system applied to milk as a result, to redraft our whole about Waterford co-op in that prominent players but those possible. helpers, all of whom did aan d they had loud and clear business philosophy, to examine sense, but i think the parallels our investment programme, to who substituted measured up Votes of sympathy were pass- wonderful job. warnings about what might are so obvious that they beg well to the occasion. Even ed to the following families happen to cereal production, es- assess our technology and tocomment . We're talking about though the visitors had a who suffered bereavements In pecially certain types of cereals. make creative and correct de- medium term planning, techno- couple of extra points at the cisions. This is the only way in recent weeks — Donnelly fam- Mr. O'Connor continued his logy and investment and having end of the day it was a match which we can provide farmers ilies of Barrack Street and address as follows:— the right Information on which packed with Interest all theWoo d view Park- Hancock fam- with an effective support or- to base correct decisions. That's time. ily, Chanel Street; Clancv fam- DUNGARVAN We also have exceptional ganisation from now to theexactl y what farmers are faced ily, Hotel; McSweeney arid Mc- pressure, right at this moment, 1990's—and it was never more with too. Team—M. Murphy, M. Hart- vital to their overall farming Waterford I Carthy families, West Street from several lobbies, with a lot Available from nett, P. O'Sullivan, B. O'Regan, programme. They must look at enterprises All Branches of COOPl K. Barry, S. O'COnnor, C. Casey, and Mrs. Madge McGrath, Bar- of media assistance, on red such as beef and sheep but they Waterford Co Op. D. O'Neill, C. Clancy, P. rack Street and Brown family, CHORAL NOTES meat consumption and there's We are fortunate In Water- must look at them in close de- Cancy, P. O'Donoghue, M. Mel- Giendlne. a definite fall In sales. ford Co-op that we have been tail and identify the areas that Lasit Friday night Dungarvan moving in that direction. There offer genuine market prospects. The result is that farmers has already been a lot of in- Choral Society celebrated a Obviously, there Is scope must re-examine their position vestment in plant, equipment, very special 2i5ith birthday with carefully not only for next year, within the tillage sector but systems and markets that will that too must be market led. a social in Clonea Strand HOtel. because good farming doesn't carry over to the new phase. • Past members joined with the respond to one year plans, but Even selection of the wrong There has also been experience variety can make all the differ- present in paying tribute to Mrs. for the next three to five years of working with a large, power- Gertie Morrlssey's long-lived down a difficult road. The pur- ence. it constitutes a wrong de- ful international body, SODIMA. cision that can be corrected if ARE YOU ACED 15-18 AND association' with our Society pose of our conference is to as- in the research, development and in presenting her with a sist as far as possible with that the right information is taken and marketing of value added into account. silver baton as a token of our planning and I think the tone products. That was our prepara- for the day can be set even In tion for the value added phase— There are a lot of enterprises GOING PLACES? not covered today and that Dean Cassidy voiced many 0f the title of the first paper. It which is here now! our thoughts in his tribute .to refers to the reality of the op- shouldn's mean that we take Pop Concerts? Sports Events? Holidays? School Tour? If so, become a Bank of tions. them lightly. We feel for ex- her worfc with the Society. A HUGE LEAP Ireland Choice Customer and— Mlairy Power, who has) worked ample, that time and circum- We run a risk of looking for stances are right for a lot more alongside Mrs. Morrissey for But It shouldn't be seen or ac- • Make two return trips anywhere in Ireland on C.I.E. Mainline Rail for £5 each. soft alternatives and we equally cepted as anything more than forestry and If we had a longer many years, was also presented run a risk of concluding that programme it would be featur- • Obtain Free Membership of An Oige. with a gift and then joined in helpful preparation. The Irish there are none at all. I think food industry, as a whole, is ed. There are also a number of • Get Free copies of a new choice Magazine. tihe cutting af the birthday the first reality is that there is forced to make a huge leap over more limited enterprises like cake. nothing soft left in Irish farm- two decades of modern techno- horses, exotic meat production We all steered our way to- ing. In fact, it would appear to logy and I'd like to just feel and so on that will have a place To open your Choice Account, contact your nearest Bank of Ireland. wards the dancing aifiter the be running exactly parallel to that, because of our back- even if only for a comparatively raffle the proceeds of which the position In an organisation ground, Waterford Co-op at small number of people. I be- were donated to the Soropto- like Waterford Co-op itself. least has its running shoes on. lieve ACOT has done some valu- rruisits Lifeguard Fund. This We are ready for Immediate ad- able work on these and will LATE OPENING DAYS UNTIL 5.00 p.m F Bank cr'lreiaod social proved to be one of our The Society has just complet- gladly make it available to In- ed 21 years of operation in Itsoptio n of new enterprises, prob- most successful ever. ably by means of joint venture terested farmers. MONDAY Practices still continue for present form and it would be true to say that nearly all ofwit h people who have already We have, however, included Dungarvan, Kilmacthomas, Lismore. Sir iS W> M fc' ^ oiur entry for the New Ross created the technology that we an item on land for leisure Choral Festival. We appeal to those years Involved rapid ex- pansion to keep pace with in- need. Our priority Is to make which should play an increas- WEDNESDAY ail Involved to turn up for creasing milk production and such moves In the area of ingly important role as a con- rehearsals conscientiously and Waterford City, Carrick-on-Suir with development In other farm branded products. They must be tributor to overall farm income punctually.