MARIOS MOTOR FACTORS HORNIBROOKS MARY ST., DUNGARVAN LBMOBE Spares for- and SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT ^ @ COOKERS, KETTLES, FRIDGES TWIN TUBS, AUTOMATICS, Circulating throughout the County and City of Waterford, South Tipperary and South-East Cork VACUUM CLEANERS AND FOR TUMBLE DRYERT TEL. 058/42417, anytime REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL TOYOTA Vol. 50. No. 2556. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1988. POST OFFICE AS A NEWSPAPER PRICE 25p (inc. VAT) Disc Parking Will Sound i Tom Curran Death Knell For Dungarvan GETTING INTO STEP people wiho had broken the law. WITH EUROPE Many people had readily con- The introduction of a disc monthly meeting of Dungarvan the parking discs were in stock van warning people not to eat At present both Ireland a.nd tributed to the collection not parking system i. Dungarvan Urban Council, the Town Clerk, and application had been made really knowing What it was for, n shell fish which might be con- Britain are one hour behind (at a charge of lOp per hour) is Mr. B. White informed the to the Gardai with whom all taminated. "Now," he said, "we he said, adding that a tiny to take place shortly and in the members that, all necessary the necessary documentation Furniture are going to have more signs miost of Western Europe but course of a report to the March signs had been placed in order. had been' lodged. It was expect- this year when the clocks so minority who were refusing to put up telling people they must pay the charges were sponging ed that the matter would be purchase parking discs to shop forward next Sunday, it could finalised early in April in Dungarvan. it reminds me of mean the end of what has been on those who had done so. As In reply to Cllr. D. Goode, the the old times when towns were Idnow.n for centuries as Green- a result he felt very annoyed Co. Manager. Mr. D. Hurley said forced to put up signs when the that everything was done right wich Mean Time. The EEC is about the entire matter and he 'black death' was raging in issued a warning to the public and legal this time. them." He added that, he failed seeking to standardise time Cllr. A. Hallahan who has op- that in future they should to see why Dungarvan' was now SAIE across the Community, so that WEDDING BELLS posed the move from the outset being singled out for this park- clocks in all 12 member states watch any collection they paid again voiced his objection to ing system when other neigh- the introduction of the system are synchronised. into. bouring towns were not adopt- on the grounds that it would ing it. OiNE WEEK ONLY Cllr. Tony Wright who has be detrimental to the business Cllr. Nuala Ryan said that Effectively the harmonisation been a strong advocate against in Dungarvan which at the her understanding of the posi- would mean brighter evenings, moment, he siaid. was not very tion was that the system was to the payment of water charges darker mornings, a reduction in good because of al.i the cut- be brought in on a trial basis from the start replied that "the backs that were taking place. MARCH 25 TO APRIL 2 road accidents, savings on fuel, for a period of six months. Leader got it wrong." He went He asked the members to The Co. Manager, Mr. Hurley • GREAT REDUCTIONS on Household Furniture, increased leisure opportunities again consider th matter and on to describe what the Chair- P said that this was so and added Bedding, Tables and Chairs and 3-Piece and time saving for travelling to reject it as it only meant that If the system did not work man said as "a l'ot of waffle" business people. that those shoppers who were out he felt that the Council Suites. and said that the collection was coming into Dungarvan to shop would be big enough to change The main objection is likely covered by a permit, was legal would now be subject to an- their minds about, it. It was • SPECIAL OFFER on Bed Bases, Fush Chairs to come from farmers and the and had been "massively sup- other tax "It will," he said, brought in as a source of rev- and Light Fittings. "sound the death knell of Dun^ enue for the Council and the construction industry. Live- ported." When he accused Cllr. stock farmers do not like dark garvan as one of the premier situation would be monitored • ROLLER BLINDS to clear. Walsh of making a scurrilous businesses towns in the south- during the trial period. mornings and tillage farmers statement, a shouting match east as the town is not big en- In reply to Cllr. T. Wright, • 20% OFF all Wallpapers Ex Stock. have difficulty harvesting crops between the pair ensued. Cllr. ough to carry siuch a system." the Town Clerk said that there before the dew has dispersed. Walsh claimed that the public LIKE THE BLACK DEATH was no intention of employing But with so much integration a second traffic warden for the had been duped into contribut- Cllr. Hallahan went on to say scheme as the one warden in EEC affairs now. it makes ing to the collection when Cllr. that they already had signs would bo able to cope with the TOM CURRAN for common sense to have Wright declared that it was the around the beaches in Dungar- position. businesses throughout the Com- best collection ever taken up by munity starling work at (he NATO. GRATTAN SQUARE, DUNGARVAN same time. However when Cllr. Billy The spring time change takes Kyne asked "how much?" Cllr. Rural Posf Boxes Will place simultaneously across the Wrig'hit was not drawn and re- EEC but the autumn change plied "pay your sub and become takes place at the end of Sep- a member of NATO and you Cause Big Upheaval tember on the Continent and might find out!" In the course of a letter from in remote areas about the mat- at the end of October in Ireland The vociferous interlude the Letters and Parcels Division ter but we're not telling them of An Post circulated to mem- that they were not obliged to and Britain. Perhaps we have ended when the Chairman bers of Waterford Co. Council accept it if they so wished. now seen that difference in the banged the order bell and at their March monthly meet- "People should be told." said Cllr. McDonnell "that they are changeover for the last time and called the next business. ing in Dungarvan referring to the roadside letter box delivery free to refuse when approached th?t from this year on GMT From our own point of view by representatives of An Post." KIDS CORNER scheme in rural areas, it was ivill be no more! we say that we didn't, as Cllr. stated that this wa part of a He added "there will be a big s upheaval for Wright claimed, "get it wrong" • -•-v- HHCknitcv aimed at improving poooie living in re- - mote rural areas if these deliv- WE DIDN'T -GET IT but were, in fact, very much tl . overai. service provided to 74 O'CONNELL STREET "WROlSG customers without sLgnfflcantly ery boxes are erected as the on the ball where this entire increasing costs. only person they may see at Tihe "Dungarvan Leader" was affair was concerned. nresent from one week to the DUNGARVAN The letter then went on to next Is the postman." PHONE 058/42053 congratulated by Urban Council state "There are high unit HAS DEPUTY FAHEY HIS Chairman Richie Walsh at last costs associated with some rural Cllr. C. o Riain agreed and EYES ON STRASBOURG? deliveries because of the rela- said that people living In rural Monday night's monthly meet- Ireland weiv no longer being tively small number of items As we are moving shortly to No. 3, Priory House, ing of the Council for exposing The next elections for the available for delivery and be- considered in matters like this. (in this column) the fact that a European Parliament which cause of the fact that we are The Chairman. Cllr. P. Ken- Friary Street, there are many reductions in neally remarked, "they have the collection (through the sale of sits in Strasbourg are not due servicing houses well off the Communion and Confirmation wear. cibllc roads. This significantly right to refuse these delivery flags) made by tihe local branch until 1989 but nominations for delays the mail for people at boxes now but. that won't last Also many more items at bargain prices. of NATO (the National Associ- the election are expected to be Mr. Michael O'Regan, 26 McCarthyville, Abbeyside and Miss the end of the delivery route. As very lone either." ation of Tenants Organisation) made next November. We un- Mary Maher, 11 T. J. Murphy Place, Abbeyside, who were a means of containing costs and married at Abbeyside Church last Saturday. (Photo: Rory Wyley) postal charges An Post is ask- was made to help pay the legal derstand that already "feelers" ing selected customers to ac- expenses incurred by some are going out, very much under cept on a voluntary basis, at NATO members who had to wraps, of course from pro- present a roadside delivery box where the customer resides a make court appearances follow- stpective candidates and while long way off the normal route." CO. MANAGER'S ing charges brought against there cannot be anything very Referring to t'hP position as it them by Dungarvan Urban definite yet, we have been fold Traffic Problems At affects this county, the letter PRAISE FOR Council for the fraudulent ex- not to be surprised if. next time had this to say: County Water- traction of the Council's water round, Fianna Fail Deputy ford Is served postally by four DUNGARVAN 1 different Head Post Office dis- supply. These charges origin- Jackie Fahey should throw his Dungarvan By-Pass Road tricts — Waterford (city), Cork. TALLOW ated from the non-payment of hat into the ring and seek a Traffic problems on the Dun-1 curred there. "It is a major Clonmel and Mallow. The pre- water charges and the subse- nomination for Europe. garvan By-Pass Road were ref- | junction and I believe that we sent position ls that the scheme ALUMINIUM erred to by Cllr. B. Kyne at the should think again about put- is being introduced in each of VOLUNTARY GROUP quent disconnection of supply In tihe last European Parlia- these Head Office areas. Some At the March monthly meet- monthly meeting of Waterford ting traffic lights there," he ing of Waterford Co. Council to those involved. ment elections, Don Davern County Council. He said that he said. of the areas involved are Bally- The Council Chairman de- macarbry. Balllnamult. New- held in Dungarvan. Cllr. W. Mc- BALLINAMEELA, CAPPAGH narrowly lost his seat but he had received a number of com- Cllr. Kyne also referred to Donnell proposed that as major plaints about the dangers at castle Cappoquin and Aglish. plored the fact that such a has since won back his Dail the Creamery entrance located In the loner term all postal work was now in progress in MANUFACTURERS OF— collection should have been the junction on the Shandon near the junction and said that Tallow including the restora- seat in South Tipperary and is road where many people still routes will be involved in this taken up in the town to help a sign warning of a major in- type of delivery system." tion of the old Bride Valley felt a set of traffic lights should dustrial entrance there should Quay by an interested group of (Continued on Page 8) be installed. Aluminium Windows, Doors, Patios, be erected. FREE TO REFUSE people, the County Manager be Cllr. Kyne said that very Cllr. W McDonnell who has requested to serve a Compul- Cllr. M. O'Riordan supported objected to the introduction of sory Order for the demolition of Porches and Conservatories heavy traffic passed through all that Cllr. Kyne had said and this junction, especially going the system since It was first the derelict houses in the town. FOR FREE QUOTATION PHONI! 058/68241 in addition he said that ma'ny mooted on the grounds that It Cllr. McDonnell told the meet- to the Mart on Mondays and al- drivers were breaking the speed ready a few collisions had oc- was anti-social, claimed that ing that a group Of 18 people limits on the by-pas'.s. people from An Post were at had formed a committee in Tal- The Chairman. Cllr. P Ken- present calling on people living low whose aim was to carry out ALICIA'S 21st ANNIVERSARY neally also agreed and said that, improvements in the town and he found this junction very in- to encourage job creation ln the timidating and extremely dan- locality, as well as tourism He SALE 1967-1988 gerous. "It Is a frightening said that, the group had now junction." he added. opened the old quay which had Open During Lunch Hour on Fridays and All Day WATERFORD ICA EXCITEMENT FOR KEYBOARD Mr. John' O'Flynn. County En- been closed for the past 30 Holy Thursday, March 31. (Closed Good Friday) gineer said that all the point's years and were seeking the Council's co-operation in clean- FANTASTIC BARGAINS — 10% DISCOUNT OFF raised had been drawn to tha CLOCKS GO ON ONE FANS TODAY AND TOMORROW! DRAMA attention of the Department's ing up the place. MODEL PSR50 REGULAR STOCK Inspectors and there was no Mr. Dan Hurley, County Man- question of any changes now HOUR ON SUNDAY * 49 keys * stereo symphonic * FM and PCM Ladies Suits, jacket and skirt style, assorted shades— Summer Time will officially ager said that he wished to ap- COMPETITION being made at the junction. plaud the work being done by sound generation * 16 orchestral voices * 16 Half Price £49.99. There are eleven entr.es in However he agreed that they commence at 1 a.m. on Sunday- Large Selection of fully-lined Skirts, latest styles— next March 27 when all clocks this voluntary committee ln rhythms * single finger chord * fingered chord this competition which will could look at improving the ' Tallow. "It ls tremendous to see Half Price £14.99 and £19.99. take the form of a comedy isn-posting or marking the and time pieces will go forward * variation I & 2 on each rhythm * drum lil,I by one hour. So ;4on't forget to efforts such as this being made Blazer Style Jackets, limed, neutral shades—Half price sketch, The event will take roadway there. In regard to the at local level and more of It and drum ending * independent volume control £29.99. put your clock or watch on one place in the Friary Hall, Dun- speeding on the road he said around would greatly benefit for bass and chord volume * mains or batlery Oddments in Anoracks clearing £15-99. garvon at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday. that this would be a matter for hour before you retire on Satur- day night. the county." he said. He assur- Ladies Vinyl Raincoats, 38 to 46 — Onlv £3.50. March 27. the Gardai to deal with. ed Cllr McDonnell that the * headphones out * aux oul * stereo out Folding Umbrellas, all shades — £3.99. The change in the week-day Council would give the Commit- * MIDI in and out. Ladies Cotton Polos, assorted shades, were £7.99, closing time for licensed pre- tee all the help they could and now £4.99. mises to 11.30 p.m. will not take Yamaha's new PSR50 offers an incredible de- place until Monday, April 18. said that they were at present "Lambswool" Cardigans with pockets, 38 to 46. were working towards the compul- gree of musical versatility having 16 exciting £24.99. now £14.99. sory procedures which were polyphonic orchestral voices and 32 exciting Fine "Lambswool" Lumber Jackets — Half Price £14.99, rather complicated. Fine "Lambswool" Crew Jumpers, 38 and 40 — Half stereo rhythms plus drum fills and rhythm end- Price £10.99. ing. All delivered with the astounding FM and Chunky Wool Jackets with design — Half Price £15.99. PETER O'BRIEN PCM tone generation, synonymous with Ya- "Mohair" Mix Lumber Jackets, pink only, were £26.99. maha. Being MIDI compatible, this musical hi- now £16.99. MENSWEAR "Lambswool" Vee Jumpers, navy, etc. — now £12.99. tech; keyboard spells FUN and EXCITEMEN I Ladies Track Suits, large size — £14.99. MILK FUN RUN for keyboard fans for today and tomorrow. Vclour Dressing Gowns and Housecoats, WOs and Let's all turn out to help these two good causes— XOS —' £10.99. 14 GRATTAN SQUARE PSR50 Floral Cotton Nightgowns, long sleeves, WOS and DUNGARVAN Irish Heart Foundation and Junior Chamber Campaign for equipment for local doctors. XOS — now £6.99 Telephone 058/42593 Cord Jeans with Leather Belt, size 12 only — £14.99. Oddments in Denim Jeans — clearing £9.99. VENUE: Children's Track Suits, 26 to 30. were £11.99—now £6.99 * MAGEE SUITS — Now in stock — ready lo wear Cord Dresses, 4P to 4 years, royal, red and bottle- Half Price £4.99. . or tailored made. "Little Chic" Cardigans and Jumpers clearing £3.99. •k Large selection of suits from the executive collection GRATTAN SQUARE, DUNGARVAN Christening Robes Half-price £6.99. by WELLINGTON. DATE: Towelling Napkins — 80p each. Other Brands Stocked — Kilmaine, Peter Simon. Children's Cotton Polos, up to size 32 — £4.99. Sizes 38-52 Chest. * Sports Coats and Blazers — 36 - 54 Chest. SUNDAY, MARCH 26 BEN O'NEILL ALICIA BROWNE * Chino Trousers — £24.00. Time: 2.30 p.m. LADIES FASHIONS, INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR This advert, sponsored^by Central Dairies Ltd., Dungarvan O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN 83, O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN Dress Hire Specialists — Late Opening Friday 9 pm PAGE TWO DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1988.

FOR SALE—Top quality hay, over 300 square bales; 80p per O'BRIEN — Seventh Anniver. bale. Phone 058/56281. sany—In loving memory of our CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTEJ ~ „ TD AflirvSv COURT FOiR LOOSE COVERS for your CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE mins P. Morrissey, M. Phelan, dieiar dad, John, late of lil-, con- SOCCER SEASON REACHES frames to nil victories for Rhi- M. Hackett. sittamgroom s/uite and chairs — gress Villas, Dungamvan, who A CLIMAX ney Walsh and Johnny Shee- G.A.A. NOTES TRAVEL LTD. Dungarvan Upholstery Service, "On The Mend" — Good to MURPHY'S died on' March 12, 1981. R.I.P. han with the two youngest Keaneland Cup: Tallow 3-8j see Sonny Landers "o the Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan Youghal Road, phone 058/54095/ Masses offered. The 1988 Red House League members of the team. Michael n season approaches an exciting Cappoquin 2-8 — Our tilt with mend" tallowing a recent acci- Toys and Cycles Phone 058/42799 41868. In. 'the centre of God's garden, "Basher" Casey .and Brian Or- old rivals Tallow in the Keane- climax over the, next three or monde gaining some match ex- dent at work- also Billy Foley, MAIN STREET, FOR SALE —A'lifa Laval milk- There is someone speciaJ four weeks and the significant land Cup once again proved to who is recuperating fallowing MANY"SPECIALS THIS '•there. prlence in their first appear- be a close affair. (See "Com- DUNGARVAN ing machine, .as new, bucket results of th^ past week will another accident at work. Both plaint, also 180 gal. milk tank.— That someone IB my dad'. ance for .the club, despite both mentator's" Notes for details) WEEK-END certainly affect the destination losing by two frames to Tal- met are loyal supporters of our Our Gigantic Annual John Burke, Momalour. lismore, The best beyond compare. of honours and the relegation Sargent Cup : Ballygunner Example: £140 for one 1 low's strongest players In Der- club. We wish them both a Co Waterford . So be forever near him, Lord issues. Played on St. Patrick's 3-11; Cappoquin 3-8 — Our se'n- speedy recovery. week to Solou. Hear him should he call, mot Henley and Ned Curley. ior hurlers gave the fancied city FOR SALE— Alifa Laval milk- Day:— Conor O'Leary and John Noo- MFAULTY" BOWLING Great bargains available at ing machine, perfect condition. (Lr.lglhiti a star above his grave, Division 1— team quite a fright at the iWhlen evening shadows fall. nan, who played the final Stradbally venue on Sunday TOURNAMENT TOY SALE the moment for April and Michael Rawilinis, Auctioneer, Bride View Utd. 1- Killeagh 4 matches of the night, both Sunday. March 27th at 10.30 starts on Mlelieraj*. Phone 058/54308 or The years have 'brought many Played. Sunday 20th. last. Cappoquin can' rue miiss- May. changes, diad, drew with their opponents. incr those first half scoring op- a m —D. Feninessy, John Maher, FRIDAY, MARCH 18 54030. Affane 0: Valley Rangers 1 HOUSE AND GARDEN Blriian Whellan, Tom Farrell, A lot in life is new. Lisimor.e 0: Ballyduff 2 portunities from frees and play. at 10 a.m. N.B.—Watch this space every FATIMA FURNITURE STORE, But one thing never changes, NEEDS AT FLYNNS But the spirit and commitment John Michaea Kelly, Lar Durnne. week for Travel News Killeagh 1: Cappoquin 3 It's that time of year when TAVERN BOWLING FINAL Clonea ROad, Aibbeysiide, Dun- diad. Division 2— from the team was most hearts as it occurs. garvan. Open each day 11 to 5; Our cherished memories of householders begin to examine ening. „ Sunday, April 3rd at 2.45 t>m Piltown 2- Ballysaggart 1. their properties inside and out —Brendan Whelan. Noel Flem- large quantity of quality furni- you. First that important Division The displays of Shane Fra- ture to stock. Phone 058/413H6 and restore the ravages of win- ing Brian Whelan. (Always remembered by your 2 result 'in which Piltown came her. James Crotty, Donagh CAPPOQUIN MACRA NOTES (Does the woman in your life( VACANCY on Salmon Net at ter in preparation for the new Cummins and Tommy O'Sulli- ATTENTION FARMERS! loving son Christy, daughter-in- from behind with two late goals year. See our advertising col- deserve something special! Tourin. Phone Jameson 058/ law Noreen and grandchildren goals ito defeat Ballysaggart van deserved special mention. On Sunday evening, March 20 54)102 between) lil',30 a.m. and 5 umns for all house and garden Our scorers were — Micheal we headed to Conna Sports 'DINNER AT— Theresa, Stephen, John Paul, and ensure a playoff with neigh- needs — tools, paints, peat and DEAD ANIMALS p.m. Peter and Jennifer.) bours Youghaj to decide which Phelian 2-1- J. Klely 1-0: F. Mur- Complex where Conna Macra BLACKWATER LODGE compost, etc., available from ray and S. Fraher 0-2 each: T. were hosts to an indoor soccer will go up as champions of the Flynin;s Hardware, Lower Main O'BRIEN — Seventh Anniver- O'Sullivan. Pat Morrissey and tournament. Despite stiff oppo- WANTED HOTEL Second Division. Street. Cappoquin. sition we proved worthy win- £10 for good fresh animals. UPPER BALLYDUFF IN MEM OR I AM sary — In loving memory of my The real drama lay in that M. Hackett 0-1 each. MRS. STATIA CULLEN. Team—E. McGrath, J. Crotty, ners. PHONE: JOHN MARSH could be the answer! deiar father, John O'Brien, liaite Division 1 game at Affane SHANBALLY, CAPPOQUIN Team _ Brid O'Shea, Shirley CODY — First Anniversary— of 11, Congress Villas, Dungar- where the home sided did their P. McCarthy, S- McCarthy. S 058/47101 - 052/66147 • Continental Chef The unexpected death on Fri- Fraher K McCarthy, M. O'Donnell. Eamtonin Hickey, In loving memory of my dear van, wiho died March 12, 1681. championship chances — and day 11th March of Mrs. Statia Paddy Leahy -and John Mc- • Superb Food and Wine No length of time can take double hopes — no good at all O'Reilly. B. Murray, J. Kiely, T. • Unique Atmosphere husband, Michael Cody, late of Cullen, Shambally, Cappoquin O'Sullivan, F. Murray, D. Cum- Grath. — (P.R.O.). MOnalour, Lismore, 'Who died on away. by going down 0-1 to a superior at the comparatively early age- • Realistic Prices' March 28, 1987. R.I.P. On hiis My (thoughts of you from day Valley Rangers. This leaves Af- of fifty-one years, came as a PLASTIC OIL TANKS Tasting is believing! soul sweet Jesus have mercy. 'to day. fane on 19 paints, three behind •great, shock to her grieving Reservations: 058/60235 Masses offiered. Though absent you are al- leaders Pinewood, each with family and a wide circle, of direct from manufacturers Down, the path of memory, ways near. two games left to play. They friends. Nee Nugent, she was a from £112.50 ex works. Still) loved, still missed, still meet In the final league came native of Villierstown where, We gently tread our way, at. Affane and this could be a SPRATT- Suitable for Kerosene and Our lovitag thoughts are with veryi diear. too, the news of her untimely Diesel. ^Join The Easter Parade To;' .('Always remembered by your "final" in every sense, but at death was learned with deep "THE LODGE," TOURANEENA you, this point in time the odds SWAN PLASTICS LTD. Af life goes on its way. loving son John.) sorrow. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE must be iin favour of the Bally- She is survived by her hus- Tel. 051/75514 and 76280 i Always remembered by h's macarbry mien. DETACHED RESIDENCE STANDING ON c. 6 ACRES Flower Boutique loving wife Margaret.) band charlie, John. Charlie and HEGARTY'S, LISMORE •Ati the opposite end of Divis- Plat (sons). Kathleen, Ann, with range of outoffices CODY — First Anniversary— ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ion 1, Lismore and Ardmore are Paula and Susan (daughters); FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY See our fabulous selection^ the dluibs In relegation trouble Do you know that you can' (of house plants, in specially) In loving memory of my dear brother sisters, nephews, Edmond Spratt & Son are instructed to offer for sale COWARD — The brothers, but only one of these will go nieces, grandchildren, relatives have your present— /for Easter—Aaaleas, Chrysan-) father. Michael Cody, late oi down to replace the upcoming this exceptionally fine pre-Wiar residence of immense Mcmalour, Lismore, who died on sisters and relatives of the late ana friends. Uhemums, Begonias, Jasmine,) Ohrissie Coward, congress Youghal and Piltown. At this charm and character, standing on c. 6 acres being in two \ Stephanotis, passion Flowers J March 28, 1'987. R.LP. On his Villas, Dungarvan, wiish to point Lismore are the unenvied fields, having good roadside frontage, at Cahernaleague Sittingroom Suite (Rose Plants, Hanging Plants( soul sweet Jesus have mercy. favourites. Masses offiered. thank all those who sympa- Cross, situate within ^ mile of village, church and school. (and many more. thised wiith them in their FINNISK C.C.E. ( Give an Easiter Gift of) A prayer, a tear, till the end At a very large public gather- Dungarvan Leader Solrs: Joseph P. Gordon & Co., The Burgery. Re-upholstered of time. recent bereavement; those wiho in flame retardant materials ) Fresh Cut Flowers from £1.95) sent Mass cards, messages of ing held in the Parochial Hall, TELEPHONE (058) 41203 Detailed particulars from the Auctioneers. fabric and filling) at— bunch upwards — Carna- For a special fiaitiher who was sympathy and floral tributes; Cappoquin on Wed. Feb. 24. the vtions, Tulips, Roses, Iris,( mine. following officers were elected: FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1988 DUNGARVAN those who attended removal of (Gypsophlia, Mimosa, e'tc. These words' I write wiith sad the remain®, Mass and burial. President — Fr. Fitzgerald: Pat- UPHOLSTERY SERVICE In stock Easter Week, ai regret. rons — Rev. Dean Wm. Bowder. Edmond Spratt & Son, A special word of thanks to Dr. Rev. Fr. J. Phelan, P.P.; Chair- YOUGHAL ROAD (huge selection of Outdoor ? From the heart of a daughter Higgins, Fr. Careyi. Fr. Cullinan ) Shrubs — Camellia, Pieris, who will never forget. man — Michael O'Brien- Vicei- Phone (058) 41868/54095 and local clergy, also kind Chairman—Michael Stack; Sec- TELEPHONE7O58) 4.2211 i Azaleas, Rhododendrons,) (Sadly missed by your loving friends and neighbours. The NEWS OF TOWN M.I.A.V.I. (Skimmia, Conifers, and many daughter Noreen, son-Ctn-law retary — Kathleen O'Mahony: holy sacrifice of the Mass will Treasurer—Marian cliffe- Chief McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE [ more. ' Michael and grandchildren be offered for the intentions of Fresh flower wreaths made( Marie, Emma and Michael. Steward — John Firaher: PRO— AND is open every Sunday from 11 all. Mary Murray. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 )to order at all times. We/ p.m. week days: closed on Mon- \ specialise in Wedding Bou-/ HARRINGTON—Twelfth An- HAYES -- The sons, daugh- Cappoquin has been selected (quiets and flowers for all) niversary — In loving memory ters and relatives of Kate as the venue for this year's ROUNDABOUT day-^McGuire's Garden Centre, County Fleadh Oheoll from Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- (special occasions. of Mary Bridget Harrington, Ha.yes, l, Congress Villas, Dun- HOLY WEEK CEREMONIES IN TOM CURRAN SALES phone 051/82136. / Open all day Holy Thurs-( late of Famane, Cappagh. who garvan, wish to thank all those June 3 to 5. ABBEYSIDE PARISH CHURCH The next meeting of the com- hinges }day, March 29, Good Friday ( died on March 28, 1976. Masses who sympaithlilsed wllth them in Palm Sunday: Blessing before WOODHOUSE. BALLINAMULT BROKEN HANDLES, offered. Our ijadiy of Lourdes mittee will be held this Thurs- and glass on all types of )1'0 to 1 and 4 to 6. their recent sad bereavement; 10.30 a.m. Mass and Procession. 67 ACRE RESIDENTIAL FARM Phone 058/54347. pray for her. day, March 24th in the Paroch- Reading of the Passion. aluminium windows replaced those who sent Mass cards, ial Hall, Cappoquin at 8.30 p.m. Also top quality PVC windows (Always remembered by heir messages of sympathy arid Holy Thursday: Mass for 1 have been instructed by the personal representatives loving husband Jeremiah, son CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS children at 5 p.m. Eveniing Mass of the late Bob Downey to sell by Private Treaty his 71 sold and fitted. Contact M. floral tributes and those who AND SNOOKER CLUB Queally 058/41823. FOR SALE—Kosangas cooker James, daughter-in-law Mary attended removal of the re- of the Lord's Supper concele- acre residential holding. i!n perfect condition; Gercois and gnandison Jeremiah.) Jameson Challenge Perpetual brated. Sermon. Ministers of REDUNDANT? — Give your- mains, Mass and burial. A The lands are noted for their fattening qualities, well self a better chance of a job. 18" back boiler. Phone 058/ special word of thanks to the CUD — This tournament has the Eucharist to be re-invested. Get a H.G.V. Licence (Rigid/ 60'155. KELLY — Thirteenth Anni- local clergy, Dr. O'Sullivan, reached the semi-final stage Procession to the Altar of re- sheltered, with never failing water supply; with Southerly Artic/Coaoh). Special 5 day FOR SALE — First litter sow. versary —• in loving memory! of matron, nurses and staff of St. with Darren Mason, Kevin Mc- pose at 7.30 p.m. Holy hour 11 aspect. Ideally situated within a mile of creamery, school course. Accommodation arrang- Phone 058/54274. Torn Kelly, Helvick, Ring. Dun- Bridget's Ward, St. Joseph's Grath. Eric Fraher and James p.m. to 12 p.m. and church. WANTED — Flat/Bedsit. Lis- garvan. who died on March 26, Morrissey being the four play- Good Friday : Celebration of ed. — Irish School of Motoring, Hospital, kind friends and Further particulars from: Dorset Street, Dublin 1. Phone more. Replies by letter only to 1975. ers who wilji contest for the the Lord's Passion. A day of neighbours. Trusting this will final two places. Monica <01) 746677/746037. (t-c) Box No. S522 "Leader" Office. Sometimes it seems .a lifetime, be accepted by all in grateful fast and abstinence. Stations of Michael Hanrahan, Solicitor, Main Street, Dungarvan. The one outstanding second the Cross at 3 p.m. Celebration GAIRPETS AND UPHOLSTERY THANKSGIVING — Novena to Sometimes only a day. appreciation.. The holy sacrifice TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer b Valuer professionally cleaned, guaran- Buit deep down within our round match between Donnagh of the Lord's Passion 7.30 p.m. Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 St. Clare—Sayi nine Hail Marys of the Mass will be offered for Cummins and Rhiney Walsh and sermon and communion. teed results; pressure cleaning: to St. Clare tor nine consecutive hearts. all your Intentions. house fronts, roofs, farmyards, You are never far away. was completed and It saw the Holy Saturday: Easter Vigil days in front of a lighted latter come from a frame down 9 p.m. Service oi light, liturgy machinery, etc. Pipe and. drain ('Always remembered by your MURRAY — The sister and cleaning service; agents for candle for one bui&'JneiSs request, lovta® -wlife Manra and fiamAly.) relatives of the late jack to win by two frames to one of ih& word. th<» liturgy of Bap- two impossible requests, aind ana art up a quartec-tlnial meet- tism. Easter eucharist and com- pressure washers, hot and cold, promising publication on the Murray. Scart, Knoekanore, ing with Darren Mason, over munion. Easter water will b* electric petrol, diesel and PTO LENI HAN — First Anniversary wish to thank most sincerely ninth day. — 'N.B. —In loving memory of Johin five frames. blessed. machines available. — Casey NEW! HEALING NEWSLET all those who sympathised with The semi-final line-Uo is as MACHINERDUNGARVAY SALE ON MONDAYN MAR, APRIL 11tTh Cleaning Services, Tallow. Tele- Christopher Lenihlan, late ot them in their recent bereave- BALLINROAD CHURCH TER featuring lamazinig German Ballinamult. who died on March follows — E Fraher ( + 15) v. J. Palm Sunday: Blessing before at 2 p.m. phone 058/56123. ment; those wiho attended the Morrissey ( + 19) on Wednesday Healers incredible scientitficially 28. 1087. removal, Mass and funeral; Ma&s 9.30 a.m. and procession. proven' powers — pains seem March 23rd at 7.30 o.m. and D. Reading of the Passion. Entries close and all machinery must be on the premises CARAVANS — Excellent Will those who think of him those who sent Mass cards and choice of top quality modern simply to vanish dm. seconds Mason ( + 16) v. K. McGrath Wednesday: Confessions 7 by Friday, 8th April, 1988. todiay, letters of sympathy, A special ( + 20) on Friday, March 25th at touring caravans. All sizes in Discover the secret of slimming A little prayer to Jesus say. word of thanks to Dr. Cantillon p.m. —without feeling hungry — or 7.30 p.m. Both semi-finals will Holy Thursday: Evening 'Mass stock at unbeatable prices. — (Always remembered by his and Nurse McCarthy, Tallow be decided over seven frames Healy Caravans, Duntaheen stop smoking — without weight son Dick, daughter-in-law Paul- land to those kind neighbours of the Lord's Supper, procession increase, stop bed-wedding, nail and there will be a fuOj report to the Altar of Repose at 7.30 Road, jjermoy (near Technical ine and grandchildren.) who were so helpful. Hoping on both in next week's, issue. School). Tel. 025/32302, any biting, improve your child's this will be accepted by .all in p.m. Holy Hour 10 to 11 P.m. MELLERAY GROTTO performance in school, etc. Friendly v. Tallow Ends In A Good Friday: Day of fast and time. (t-c) O'BRIEN — Seventh Anniver- .grateful appreolation. The holy Draw: Cappoquin Billiards & VIGIL OF PRAYER IN HONOUR OF THE Please write for your Free Copy sary — In loving memory of my sacrifice of the Mass will be abstinance. Celebration of the WANTED — A large number now to: D. Averdung, "Mon- Snooker Club 6 frames: Tallow Lord's Passion at 3.30 D.m. Com- ANNUNCIATION of hellers and dry cows. Tele- deair father, John O'Brien, loite offered for their intentions. Snooker club 6 frames—A team tana," Lemybrien, Kilmactho. of 11, Congress Villas. Dnngar- munion. Stations of the Cross will be held in Melleray Grotto from midday to midnight phone 058/54)1154. (1-4) mas, Co. Waterford. of six players travelled to Tal- at 8 p.m. ((retir- vlan, who died March 12, 168'1. low last week to play a friendly ON FRIDAY, MARCH 25. EX-DIR IVER TESTER FOR SALE — Morris Ital 1.3 R.I.P. Holy Saturday: Easter Vigil. ed) gives Driving Lessons in (Oct. '82), excellent condition. match and after a good nllght's Service of ,light, liturgy of the Tordillgh't procession will commence at 8.30 p.m. Dungarvan. Wednesdays and Lots of things have happened snooker came home with a 42,000 miles, ball hitch; £1,500 THE DISTRICT COURT Word. Liturgy of Baptism. evenings. Tel. 058/42135 (9.30- dad, share of the spoils. Each of the Easter Eucharist and commu- —P. Norris, Barrack street SUmoe you went away. District Court Area of waterford 5.30 P.m.) (25-3) Cappoquin. si:; players played two frames nion. Easter water will be bless- Things you would have loved District No. 22. of snooker. There were two DO YOU NEED CASH? — We IN THE MATTER OF SECTION ed at 9 p.m. collection for the CHIMNEY PROBLEMS — and stored. Priests of the Parish will be Worried about damaged or old require people to work for us If God had lei* you stay. 10 OF THE INTOXICATING SIUICRE EIREANN type chimneys, poor back at home. No experience requir- taken up on Easter Sunday. Simple words but very true, LIQUOR ACT, 1962. GARRANBANE CHURCH boiler or cooker output, re- ed. Outlay £5 for Start Up Kit We will always love and NOTICE OF APPLICATION 'Do inot send money, just a s.a.e. Holy Thursday : Confessions lining flre-diamagad flues, etc. remember you. FOR EXEMPTION FOR at 12 noon. Wall staining or fumes. Write for free details to "Footsteps," (Never forgotten by your lov- SPECIAL EVENTS HOLY WEEK RECITAL 7 O'Connell Street, Waterford. Sunday Mass 11.30 a.m. SUGAR BEET CROP or 'phone Noel Carey, Clogheen ing daughter Rosalie, Declan APPLICANT: Rev. William Beare iBass) SALE OF WORK 052/65273 or 052/65361. (8-4) FOR SALE — Seed potatoes- and grandchildren Jason and OSBO'RNE C. SiPURLING and his brother Robert (tenor) A Grand Charity Sale of To LET — 4-bediroomed bun- Golden wonder £7, Pinks £6, Louise.) TAKE NOTICE that Osborne will join the Lismore Choir as Work will be held in Lawlor's gialow, fully furnished, centrally King Edward £4. Also Golden C. Spurting nominee of "Crotty's soloists in a performance of Hotel on Sunday next, March 27 1988/1989 heated: 'phone installed. One (Wonder and King Edward Ware. O'BRIEN — Seventh Anniver- Inn Limited" of Leamybrien in gtainer's "Crucifixion" in St. starting at 3 p.m. Stalls will in- mile from Dungarvan and com- Potato Planter for hire. — W. sary — In loving memory of my the County of Waterford the Carthage's Cathedral, lismore, clude houseplants, cakes, toys, Following discussions between ihe Beet & Vegetable plete privacy. Apply by letter Ueniane, Ballycurrane, Clash- diear father. John O'Brien, late 'holder of a licence in respect ol on next Wednesday night, Section of I.F.A. and the Company, the following are the more. books anu many other items. o-nly to Box No. K91I6 "Leader" of 11, Congress Villas, Dungar- premises situate afc Leamybrien March 30, commencing at 8 All .welcome. —(Advt.). main changes in the terms and conditions on offer for the Office. (t-c) FOiR' SALE—Farm fresh hen van, who died March 12, 1084. in the Court Area and District p.m. Conductor will be Mark MUNSTER FINAL turkeys. Orders taken for Eas- 1988/1989 sugar beet crop: HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves R.I.P. Masses offered. aforesaid intends to apply to Ciasey and organist Colin St. Augustine's College v. ter. Phone 058/41571 after 6 I speak your name with love the Court at 'the Courthouse Nicholls. Skibbereen, at Midleton. 3.30 worry, anxiety, tension and p.m. Waterford afc 10.30 a.m. on the PRICE fear. Teaches you to relax, and pride, p.m., Thursday, March 24. FOiR SALE — Dungarvan, I smile through tears I can- 31®t day of March,, 1088 for an HOGAN SCHOOL OF DANCING O The Company will pay the basic EEC price per tonine helps to alleviate symptoms. Sideboard, also 3-piece suite (2- Order exempting the holders a) of .beet at 16% sugar cootent for "A" Quota production If yo have a problem 'phone not hide. NON-STOP DRAW RESULTS seater sofa). — Box No. D524 Thank you dad for the years licences in ithe locality of his SALES BY MICHAEL Draw No. 7— together wt.th the .percentage price adjustment arising and make an appointment "Leader" Office. premises ait Leiaimiyibrien from from' any basic price alteration that may be. agreed The cause is treated, not just wie shared, RAWLINS 1st prize £50. Deirdre Savage, WANTED — Reliable woman The love you gave and the the provisions of the Licensing Ardfinnan, Co. Tipperary; 2nd by the EEC council of Ministers the symptoms. Sessions are to look after two school-going Aclt relating to prohibited strictly confidential and by way you cared. To Let by Private Treaty in the prize £25, Peggy Loobey. Cap- • Am,y adjustment of the Irish basic price arising from girls in their own home. Also (Always remembered by your houirs on ithe following days oagh. Co. Waterford: 3rd prize Green Currency changes will apply ais tollows:An appointment only. Carried out be required to do light house- and between the following Melleray/Cappoquin area loving daughter Bernadette, c. 22 acres for grazing £10, Nellie Ahearne. Ardfinnan, increase up to 3.6% of the full amount will be added lin quiet, private surroundings.— work. Aibbeyside, Dungarvan. times:— Co. Tipperary-. 4th prize £10. to the basic price. The 3.6% addition will apply up to W. H. Middieton-Leyton, MBSH Jiohn and grandchildren Ann- to Nov. 30, 1888. Replies by letter onliyi to Box Marie. Jonathan and Shame.) •1.—Saturday, the 2nd April, Kristian Cowman, 3. Byrneville, a 6% adjustment. Thereafter, the 3.6% will increase The Lodge. Mocollop. Ballydufl No. D523 "Leader" Office. 1988 between the hours of Good keep and water supply.. Dungarvan; 5th prize £10. Eil- by such percentage as may apply above a 6% Upper. Co. Waterford. Phone 11.30 p.m. on Saturday the MICHAEL RAWLINS een Lennon, Boreenatra, Dun- re-adjustment. LADIES — SLENDERTONE O'BRIEN — Seventh Anniver- Auctioneer, Melleray 058/60'113. (i(25-3) muscle exerciser for hire. Leg 2nd April, to 1.00 a.m. an garvan. Promoters Prize, £5, sary — In loving memory of my 'the 3rd April, 1088. Phone 058/54398 or 54030 9 In addition a premium of up to £2.63 per tonne of BILL KELLY — Hoover Auth- and bikini line hair removed to dieiar father, John O'Brien, late Rene Jordan, Abbeyside. Dun- clean beeit. delivered will be paid. orised Service Dealer, for service a professional standard by wax of 11', Congress Villas. Dungar- 2,—Sunday the 3rd April, 1988 garvan • The final price to be paid for sugar beet will be deter- and parts. Telephone 058/ treatment. Evening and day van, who died March 12, 1081. bie'&ween the hours of 2 PLANNING NOTICES Draw No. 8 — 1st prize £50, mined by the total national sugar production in 1088- appointments welcome. Avail- Lily O'Dwyer, Mountain View, 4621'9. (1-4) R.I.P. Masses offered. p.m. .and 4 p.m. and 10.30 Co. Waterford—I, Cyril Power 1089. A mixed "A" and "B" Quota price will be paid in 1980 FIAT 131 ESTATE for able from: Mrs. Mary Spratt, Severn years ago today you p.m. to 1.00 a.m. on the Cahtr. Co. Tipperary: 2nd prize respect of production up to 185,000 tonnes of sugar. SRN, 20. Pinewood Lawn, Abbey- intend to apply to Waterford £25. Lenore Byrne, The Square, sale: good condition; £600. — went away, 4th April, 1:988. County council for outline plan, • All levies applicable to "A" and "B" Quota sugar beet, Box NO. K525 "Leader" Office. slide. Tel. 058/42202 or 058/43320. Dungarvan; 3rd prize £10, as per the EEC sugar regulations for the 1988/1989 Niot even a goodbye could 1 3.—Monday the 4th April, ning permission for site at Maureen Meehan, O'Connell St.. FOR SALE — Mirror Dinghy THE LATCH RESTAURANT, saiyi. 1988 between the hours of season, are to' apply. with trailer and cover. — Ton. TALLOW—Easter Sunday lunch Bal'lymacmague North. Dungar- Dungarvan; 4th prize £10, You were a dad with a heart 11.30 p.m. on Monday the van. Breda Phelan, Scartana, Bally- • The Company wishes to remind growers that due to McHugh 058/42282. special: 4-course lunch. Booking of gold, 4th April to 1.00 a.m. on the high level of production in 1987/1088 there Is the IN THANKSGIVING to St. advisable. Phone 058/56486. Co. Waterford — I, Edmond loobey Co. Tipperary; 5th prize How much I miss you can the 5-th April. 1988. Nugent intend to apply to £10, John MeskUl, Cappoquin, possibility of a significant increase in the Special Ann for favour received. — B.M. (2-4) never be told. on which days a special event Oo. Waterford: Promoters Prize Elimination Levy for beet in the 1988/1980 season. FOR SALE — Friesian heifer FOR SALE—4|00 bales of hay, Waterford County Council for On earth you toiled, in being the Rothmans Circuit of planning permission to erect £5, Bridget Lambert. Ardfin- calves. — Dan Leahy, Klnsale- Phone Martin VeaJe, Clonea 'heaven you rest. Ireland Motor Rally is baking nan, Co. Tipperary TONNAGE beg. Tel. 024/94217. 058/421257. three 16' farm entrance gates God bless you dad, you were place in the locality. at Bal'lyimaoarbry. SYMPATHY The Company will offer contracts for 1.4m tonnes of one of the best. Dated this 22nd day of The death occurred on Friday suglar beet in the 1988/1089 season. 'Always remembered by your March. 1988. DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB last. March 18, Of Mr. Kevin It is regretted that due to overproduction in the JOvlng daughter Philomena). Signed/ FUND-RAISING COMMITTEE Moloney, Dal'key, Co. Dublin 1987/1988 season, no tonnage surplus to contract, will be FAiRRELL & MORRISSEY Full panel £1100, Snowball £3'6 and formerly of Grattan square. accepted from any grower. O'BRIEN — Seventh Anniver- Solicitors, Dungarvan, 48 calls. Colour: orange. Dungarvan. An Engineer at- sary — In loving memory of my Co. Waterford 13 14 40 64 44 1 63 tached to the E.S.B'.. the late Mr. LATE DELIVERY ALLOWANCE TO ALL WHOlM IT MAY diear father, John O'Brien, laite 84 80 29 55 25 67 Moloney is survived by his wife JAMES KIELY & SONS of 11, Congress Villas. Dung'ar- CONCERN 5 Margaret, sons and daughters, The storage premium will be discontinued and wiil be (EST. 1919) van, who died March 12, 1081. 88 79 54 22 57 66 31 and by his brothers Rev. Fr. replaced by a late delivery allowance of 6p per tonne (Irish Association of Funeral Directors) R.I.P. Mlasses offered. 85 58 74 46 48 56 15 Pearse Moloney, C.S.Sp. and Mr. per day—applicable from December 25, 1088. Thank you for the special 11 71 38 60 49 Colu-m Moloney. Touranore. 73 2 CREDIT FACILITIES love, 18 26 3 41 51* Dungarvan and by his sisters, 53 45 Alice, Enda and Dympna to That showed in many ways, AUSTIN DEASY, T.D. 4 20 34 39 The present arrangements whereby interest charges Remembering how you oared 72 23 whom as v/ell as to the other on materials supplied for sugar beet production are FUNERAL HOME will visit West Waterford •Denotes end of Snowball. family relativesv deepest sympa- tar us, ON SATURDAY, MARCH 26 terminated on November 1'5 each year, will be discon- ~k Embalming and Cremations arranged. Not wanting aniyi praise. Prizes must be claimed on or thy is extended. and will be available to the tinued. However, interest will only be chargeable on * We attend to all details — church and cemetery. Your iname is often spoken, before Monday, March 28th at PIPE BAND ST. PATRICK'S materials purchased, and charged to growers' accounts public as follows: 5 p.m. sharp from Mrs. Mc- DAY PARADE COLLECTION * Floral and Artificial Wreaths supplied. Our thoughts are with you from the first day of the month following purchase. still. Walsh Hotel, Cappoquin: 7 p.m. Gregor. 32 Caseyville, Dungar- Dungarvan Pipe Band will * Obituary Notices. You have never been, for- Lismore Hotel, Lismore: 8 p.m. hold a Church Gate Collection St. Patrick's Hall, Tallow: 9 p.m. Full sheet must be returned at all Masses in Dungarvan and Details can be had from regional Siuicre Eireann SHANDON STREET AND MARY STREET gotten, And what's more you never when claiming. Abbeyside on this Saturday and advisers and fieldmen or from the Agricultural Services DUNGARVAN will. He will be in attendance at No winner last week. Sunday. March 26 and 27, to Department at any sugar factory. Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan this Easiter Egg winners — No.s. help defray the costs involved TELEPHONE: Shandon Street 058/42116 <<'Ailways remembered by your in staging the St. Patrick's Day loving daughter Bridget, son.-in. Friday and every Friday at 3.30 189, 334. 362, 616. 712. SIUICRE EIREANN cpt. After Hours (Mary Street) 058/41876 p.m. Numbers drawn this week by Parade. Please subscribe as gen- law Liam and grandchildren erously as possible. —(Advt.). Jlason, Marie and Jonathan.) Edwin Egan, 26, Caseyville. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE

St. Patrick's Day Parade Was A FIRST 1 'Mr

Despite the rain which fell such a bad day. They also throughout, the St. Patrick's thank Dungarvan Brass and Day Industrial Parade in Dun- Reed Band for participating garvan was again1, a huge suc- and they extend congratula- cess. Although the weather Huge Success tions to them on their win. caused the withdrawal of some Thanks are also extended to floats the quality of those which all who took part in the participated was much higher Present on the stand were Breda Rossiter. Capitol Clean- THANKS parade, all the stewards, the than in previous years and Very Rev. M. Canon Farrell, P.P., ers — 1st. Emma Butler (Pre- Dungarvan Pipe Band who judges, those present on the coupled with the many organi- sentation Convent): 2nd. Brian reviewing stand and the mem- Very Rev. Dean T. Cassidy, P.P., 1 again organised the Parade sations which marched, the par- Rev. W. Bowder, Lismore, Fr. O'Mahony (Abbeyside N.S.) : would like to thanik Castle- bers of the Garda Siochana. ade presented a very colourful Carey. C.C. (who acted as M.C.), 3rd, Klmberley Pugh (Mercy lyons Pipe Band and Seafield spectacle. members of Dungarvan Urban Convent). Pipe Band for turning out on I 'The wet conditions failed to Council. Austin Deasy, T.D deter the public and a huge Jackie Fahey, T.D. and Martin crowd turned out to watch the Cuilen, T.D. parade as it passed the review- Richie Walsh, U.D.C., Chair- ing stand on the Square. man addressed the crowd at the Square. CAUSEWAY TENNIS CLUB NOTES The judges for the occasion SAUSAGES AND SANDWICHES DISCO DYNAMISM and Sunday, 8, 9 and 10 April, were Very Rev. M. Brennock, While their parents were en- for coaching. List will soon be A very pleasant social evenr OS.A., Prior. Miss Eleanor joying themselves many of our up in clubhouse, so keep in ing was spent in Minnltes with Power and Tom Keith teenagers were having a "whale touch. St. Laurence's Tennis Club on RESULTS of a time" dancing to the fre- Friday. March 1<1. Thank you to HEALTH BOARD The results were as follows— netic beat of local band "Ma- all who helped with food. Best Overall Float, (Fr Rlor- jority Rules" appearing for the dan Trophy) sponsored by Wa- fiirisit time at the Causeway. OVER-RUNS FOR terford Co-op — 4th Waterford Scouts, Abbeyside: Best Adver- CONGRATS tising (Trustee Savings Bank FLYNN GIVES GREEN PUBLIC ACCOUNT Trophy) sponsored by Trustee Congratulations are ln order Savings Bank — F.C.F. School for pat and Norma O'Drlscoll on Pictured at the First National Building Society Mortgage Information Meeting held at Law- of Motoring; Best Marching (O. "TAKE YOUR HEART the birth of a son. LIGHT TO BOLLARDS lor's Hotel, Dungarvan on March 10 are (1. to r.) Jim Mulhern, Society Solicitor, David Rey- COMMITTEE Bowman & Sons Trophy) spon- nolds, Manager, First National, Dungarvan, Peter Thomas, Scottish Provident and Sandy Mr. Austin Deasy. T.D. has sored by Dungarvan Credit SYMPATHY Metcalfe, Regional Manager, First National. received the following letter Union — Dungarvan Brass & Reed Band; Best Club Float (Ml FOR A WALK" We would like to extend ouir AND RAMPS dated March 14 from Mr Gay sympathy to- t/he Wall family Mr. p-a-draig Flynn, T.D., Hogan Trophy) sponsored by Mitchell, T.D., Chairman of the „ -, - - • and Hickey family of colligan Ministier • for th© Environment, Committee of Public Accounts iRadley s Bar — Abbeyside Pat- on the death of their grand- announced recently that he in Dail Eireann:— tern: Best Vintage (Vintners Trophy i sponsored by local pub- NEXT SUNDAY father. has made regulations which establish a legal basis for bol- First National Mortgage "Thank you for your recent licans _ Kilmacthomas Macra letter. I raised this matter at Most Colourful (Richard Dal- "Take your Heart for a Walk" lards and ramps on public last weeks meeting of the Pub- ton Trophy) sponsored by —that's the slogan adopted by roads. lic Accounts Committee and it Dungarvan Crystal — Master the Irish Heart Foundation for The regulations lay down was agreed that, the Health McGrath Community Associa- the Milk Run which takes place criteria which must be- met re- Board over-runs would be raised tion: Best Business & Trad- on Sunday next, 27th March. All lating to the construction, de- Information Meeting formally with the Secretary of ing (Dungarvan- Retail & adults, especially those who do sign and positioning of bollards the Department of Health when Traders Association Trophy) not take much exercise, are in- and ramps. The regulations also he appears before the Public sponsored by Dungarvan Re- vited to become involved. Mod- specify classes- of reads where At the very well attended First discussed all aspects of building number of helpful hints as an Accounts Committee in his cap- tail & Traders Association — erate regular exercise leads to they should no-t be provided. National Building Society Mort- or buying a property Architect for prospective house acity as accounting officer. Dungarvan Crystal: Best Visual more efficient functioning of Under the new provisions, gage Information Meeting held In his opening address David buyers. the heart. at Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan Reynolds commented on the "In the meantime. Mr. Flan- Display In Irish (Trofai Conn- local authorities installing (or A unique feature of the even- recently. Branch Manager, Mr. large attendance and stated agan will be given advance radh na Gaeilge) sponsored by Sponsorship cards have been removing) bollards and ramps ing which proved very popular David Reynolds outlined First that he was particularly pleas- notice that this matter will be Comiradh na Gaeilge — Scoil widely distributed (and are still must give advance notice of was the display of properties National's commitment to the ed that so many people were raised with him when he ap- Rinnce Ui Hogain- Poster Com- available at the Maria Moloney their proposals. In addition, an for sale in West Waterford. The development of housing in Co. able to come along to the pears before the Committee petition (Dungarvan Pipe Band Boutique in Dungarvan). and opportunity is afforded to ob- display was erected by First Na- COMING SOON Waterford by stating that the Society's first, Mortgage Infor- towards the end of next month." Plaque) sponsored by Tom and many signatures on these are jectors to present their views tional and details including Greg Morris will be in the Society has advanced in excess mation Meeting in- Dungarvan. anticipated. in relation to any proposal. photographs were supplied by Causeway on Friday, Saturday of £11.5 million by way of mort- Confirming that the Dungarvan Local authors-ties must also local Auctioneers and Building People not, involved in an or- gages in Co. Waterford since Branch of First National con- Companise. ganised group, are invited to consult with the Garda Sio- 1983. tinues to be one of the most, suc- take their Sunday walk on be- chana. The final decision to cessful m the country, Mr. Rey- half of the Heart Foundation, provide or remove bollards or The concept of the informa- nolds said that this success was and to join their local group for ramps, which is a function re tion evening was primarily to due mainly to the extensive Geraldines G.A.A. Notes an enjoyable Sunday after- served to the local elected advise prospective house buyers support which the Branch re- noon's exercise. representatives, must also be of the procedures involved in TRAINING SOCIAL DINNER/DANCE COLAISTE MHUIRE ceives from the general public published. acquiring a mortgage from First and the professional and busin- Training every Sunday at 12 A big crowd turned out, for National. A pa-nej of speakers noon and Tuesday and Thurs- our 33rd annual Social Dinner ess people throughout West Wa- DUNGARVAN The Minister has also sanc- which included Mr. David Rey- terford. On a personal note he day evenings at 7.00 p.m All Dance which was held in tioned the use of new traffic nolds Branch Manager, First players are requested to attend Whitechurch House Hotel re- thanked everyone present for 'YOUNG IRELAND' signs to be provided by local National Dungarvan, Mr. Paul their support and confirmed all training sessions and be on cently. Reville, First National Chief The committee of 'Young Ire- authorities to advise road that it is First National's inten- time. SYMPATHY Officer, Mr Jim Mulhearne, FRIENDS OF land.' Mercy Convent, Dungar- users generally where bollards tion to increase its development Sincere sympathy is express- MILK MUST NOT Society Solicitor. Mr. Noel van are constantly active. Two or ramps have been provided. in County Waterford not only in ed to the Ring and Cullinan Hynes, Scottish Provident (En- of their activities in the past In conclusion, the Minister home loans but in an expanded families Dromana on the death dowment Mortgages) and Mr. weeks were a [Table Quiz and a stated that bollards and ramps range of services. of Mrs. Catherine (Kitty) Ring are being introduced as a road John Santry, Society Valuer. ST. MARTIN which sad event took place re- Display of Irish Goods. BE DUMPED safety measure and expressed Endowment mortgages were cently. Sympathy is also ex- The table quiz was very ex- discussed at length by Noel The annual general. meeting pressed to the O'Grady, Mer- the hope that thei'r use would MILK FUN ACOT has advised farmers citing and well supported by lead to the creation of a- safer Hynes. He explained the- main was held on Thursday, March 3. nin and Cuilen families on facing a super-levy to avail of teams from Rockwell College, difference between the tradi- The outgoing chairman, Mr. the sad death of Statia Cuilen every opportunity to feed milk Loretto Convent, Clonmel, and environment particularly in residential areas. tional annuity or repayment John Lynch, gave an account inee Nugent) formerly of Vll- to calves and other stock and some local schools. One of the mortgage and an endowment, of the group's activities during lierstown whose sad death also to acidify milk for feeding dur- teams from Rockwell ran out mortgage. t-hie year. These included: (.1) RUN took place recently. ing April. winners with t-wo Mercy Con- ICA NATIONAL Monthly Social, (2) summer Sunday, March 27 is the date May they both rest in peace. •If milk has to be dumped, vent teams In joint second. / Under the endowment mort- (3) Party. gage you pay Interest only to Ou,ting\ Chirijt-mas tor the sponsored Milk Fun MEMBERSHIPS FEES mate sure It Is dumped Into a Wp would -like to express our This is the final reminder slurry tank or spread safely on sincere thanks to the Manage- the Building Society and the Sincere Wiamks was ex-pressed Run in ,aid of the Irish Heart COUNCIL MEETING premium on the life assurance to ail tihe people who helped to Foundation to be held in Dun- that the closing date for pay- the land. Under no circum- ment of L & N Superstores, Dun- PROTEST AT ing your membership fees is stances should it be allowed garvan. who so kindly gave us policy to the Insurance Com- provide entertainment fo-r the garvan. The event is being pany. The proceeds from the Easter Sunday. April 3. The into drains or streams. every assistance in putting on senior citizens throughout the organised locally by Dungarvan policy at maturity will repay year and also to t-he general fee is £3.00. the 'Young Ireland' display. Junior Chamber and 2'5p.c. of the loan and there is sufficient public who contributed so gen- DANCE IN VILLAGE INN iMllik is a lethal pollutant. In This display took place at Col- the funds realised will go to- and a half 'SLAUGHTER' IN IN WATERFORD life cover built In to pay the erously at the church gate col- haS aiste Mhuire in conjunction An. 5goouuud wuvicrowud muKTturneud uuiout,, wto i f®^' „ .. . loan in the event of death. wards providing a defibrillator with our International Women's lection held in August, and also our dance which was held in | tames polluting strength ot He strongly advised prospec- to the annual raffle. for the local doctors. the Day Seminar. Tihe Spring National Council tne Village Inn on St. Patrick's silage effluent and 350 times Meeting of the IDA was held in tive loan applicants to request right. Great music was sup- that of domestic sewage. One Congratulations to the Young ar endowment mortgage quota- A sPeiciail word of thanks was Sponsorship cards can now the Ardree Hotel, waterford. plied by Richie Halpin and gallon of milk is capable of pol- Ireland. Colaiste Mhuire. who GIBRALTAR tion from F'irst National before given to the Soccer C'lub for be got at the Maria Moloney recently. There were 600 dele- Boutique. Grattan Square and Josie. luting 20,000 gallons of waiter. were the Regional Points win- they proceed with the purchase providing oince aga'n a most "Farmers polluting streams ners for last month. What At their March monthly gates present from 26 County of a property. as the event is in aid of two COACHING meeting held in Dungarvan enjoyable social and supper at We are glad to announce aind rivers with mi'.lk ane doing about National winners next Federations. Christmas. such worthy causes, it is hoped month. A word of thanks must members of Waterford Co. that as many as possible will that Jim Joe Landers will be serious damage to the environ- Mrs. Ina Broughall who re- PROCEDURES OUTLINED ment and run the risk o,f a go to everyone who took part Council passed a resolution pro- The following is the list ol participate in the 6-imile run/ oui coach this year. Jim Joe testing in the strongest possible tires as National President this heiav.y fine," warned ACOT. in these events and to the In his informative address officers and committee for walk which will start from the has always given great service manner at the shooting of Spring dealt in heir address with teaching staff, who have helped Paul Reville. First National 1988,-89: President, Sr. M. Oli- Square at 2-30 p.m. to our club down through the three Irish people in Gibraltar emigration, of young people, us. Chief Officer, outlined the pur- ver; Vice-Presidents, Sr. M years.—P.R.O. recently In proposing the teen-age drinking and the de- - pose for which First National Francis, Mr. P. Breen. Mil . R. motion. Cllr. C. O Riain describ- lay in providing life-saving We hope that our participa- will grant a mortgage empha- Walsh: chairman, Mr. S. ed the shooting as slaughter ope rations, especially for young tion in the 'Young Ireland' sising the fact that you do not Ahearne; Vioe-Cha'rmiam, Mr. J. and said that it was to be con- children. On emigration, Mrs. movement will achieve its ob- have to be an existing account Lynch; Hon. Secretary, Miss C. demned. "In doing so, even U Broughall said "despite out jective. which is to promote the holder to apply for a mortgage. Duggan; Hon. Treasurer, Mies it were to mean the end of the high educational standards, sales of Irish goods and in do- He also outlined the- procedures C. O'SulIivan. Committee: Mrs. Anglo-Irish Agreement, so be school-leavens do not have the ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES ing so, give employment to the and documents required by M. Russell. Mrs. p. Jones. Mrs. that Abbeyside Scouts had won We would like to finish the it," he said. social skills necessary to sur- WE WIN BEST FLOAT youth of Ireland. So be proud First National when accepting J. Hogan, Mirs. M. Finn, Mrs. K. the top prize of the Overall Best badminton news by thanking Cllr. S. Dunphy seconded the vive in the alien culture ol to be Irish — buy Irish. loan applications. OTOegan. Mr. M. power. Last Thursday St. Patrick's Float in the Dungarvan St. Pat- Michael Moloney, Hardware, motion. London or New York. Nor do Day, the Scout Troop were up rick's Day Parade 1988. who sponsored the three bad- they have the extra languages Jim Mulhearne, Society Solici- early assembling their float. As The credit for this great ach- minton leagues and our doubles needed to avail of the many tor, explained the simple met- our troop song goes: "we never ievement goes to the scouts tournament during the season. opportunities awaiting them in hod which First National has worry in any kind of weather, themselves who planned and Question to finish and ponder tthe member statie-s of the EEC.' introduced to simplify the con- and this was put, into practice put lots of hard work Into win- on — will Joe take up tennis or veyance of a mortgage. on the day. As a lot of work ning this award. The organisers cycling now that he has drop- She advocated the introduc- John Santry, Society Valuer, had been done on the float under Joe and Ray were, Ger- ped out of the top five? tion o-f a European language at described the First National's KNOW YOUR early on in the week, it was ard Mullen. Brendan Flynn, TROOP MEETING RECENT DEATHS primary School level. The De- valuer's report and offered a only a matter of putting every- John P. Cosgrave Eoin Clancy, Tonights revision was that of partment of Labour has pub- thing in its place, which dldn t William Fennell, Ciaran Walsh, Dochas Lin Naomh Padraig Power .(son-in-law), John-, Mich- lished a booklet on emigration prove too difficult. "Carry On n Liam Moore, Dereck Kenneally. and the National Anthem. ael and Mark i grandsons), which should be available in RIGHTS Scouting" was our theme and Aidan Wall, Michael Verling, Our first game of the night MRS. HANORA 'nephews, nieces, cousins, eitc. every school, youth club, everyone on board the float Michael Sheehan and Martin (Funeral arrangements were church and Employment Ex- Q.--Can I claim tax relief on were dressed accordingly, with was sponge basketball where medical expenses? Whelan and of course all the Ciaran Walsh and Enda Kirwan by Jiames Kiely & Sons.) change. leaders in pyjamas and scouts other scouts who worked hard in sleeping bags, and camp were in fine form. On under-age drinking she CAPPOQUIN A.—In certain cases it is pos- on the day. The examination of tonight's RYAN 'bags" The reaction from the All of this would not have We record with very sincere urged the .government to isisue sible to claim tax relief on public to our float was fantastic. revision was done when the you-ng people with identity med'cal expenses. An, individual been possible without thP use patrols had to write out, the regret the death of Mrs. Back in the Square for the re- of a vehicle and so we must say Hanora (Mora) Ryan, 7, Park MR. RICHARD cards and to mount a campaign wiho sip-ends more than £50 a sults and presentations the an- Anthem and Dochas, both prop- to make under-age drinking as year on "Health Care" can a big thank you to Maurice Fen- erly and backwards. The Swiss Terrace, Dungarvan, which VENUE FOR nouncement was then made nell of Wm. Fennell & Sons for took place ajt a Wiaterfo-rd anti-social as smoking. clam £50 tax relief on- the Patrol of Alan Beatty were excess over £5-0. Similarly in the huge truck which also pro- deemed the winners. Tonight's hospital on Saturday. March HE. TOBIN In view of the closure of so tected us from the inclement She- was iin her 84th year. The death of Mr. Richard the case of a family the excess inspection was won by the many wards. hospitals a-nd of £1C0 spent on "Health Care" weather. To one and all we say She was predeceased by her (Dick) Tobin took place at his Swiss Patrol and Ireland Patrol clinics, a- realistic, community COUNTY FLEADH in the year can qualify for tax I congratulations and well done. husband Johnny many years residence Kilnofarna, Dungar- care^ service ^should be set up with Clan O'Donovan aboard. c relief. "Health Care" is defined ago. A most charming and van on WednesdayWednearliav. March 9 . ..t BADMINTON LEAGUES Our March drill competition as a matter of urgency. Finnisk C.C.E. formed in Feb- as prevention, diagnosis, allevi courteous lady the late Mrs. He -had been ill for som,e time was then- held when Eoin ruary 1987 will host Fleadh na aticn or treatment of an ail- On Saturday night last our Ryan hiad been extremely pop- and had reached an advanced On health. Mrs. Broughall ARDMORE AND Clancy of the Italian Patrol nDeise in Cappoquin during the ment, injury, infirmity, defect third and final ladder league ular -in Dungarvan. A deeply age. wondered if the deferments of qualified for the grand final in Bank Holiday weekend. 3rd to or disability, and includes care came to a close for the season. religious woman, she was also A wwli known member of the lite-saving operations for ch ld- May. The night's very close run- 5th June. The branch is proud which is received by women in lhe main news is that Alan a caring neighbour and will be farming community, he hiad also ren were genuine or if the hos- ner-up was Aidan Mullark-ey of of its progress during its in- respect of a pregnancy o-ther Ryan has regained his number sadly missied -by her close been a -great follower of the pital administrators and doc- the Swiss patrol. augural year, at the moment than routine medical care, but GRANGE I.C.A. one title which he will proudly friends in the Park Terrace greyhound and g,un dog. One of tors were using seriously ill The night's instruction ses- 50 pupils, children and adults dioes not include routine optihal- hold until next, season. He be- area. She will toe missed more nature's gentlemen, he was children and their parents as Our March meeting was pre- sion was the map and compass are attending Bobby Gardiner's mic treatment or routine dental came number one by virtue of a so by her sorrowing son-, daugh- held in high esteem toy, a large pawns in their grievances with sided over by Mrs. Treasa part of pathfind-ing skills test music class each Tuesday night treatment. Doctors services, better average over Ray Moore ter and other relatives to whom circle of friends who deeply re- the Department of Health. O'Connor. A good attendance where the patrols were shown in the Old School. Ballinameela. hospital services, prescribed and Tomas Walsh who also fin- we exite-nd deep and sincere gret his death. was present despite it) being at how to take a backbearlng. read Similar numbers come along on drugs and medicines and other ished on six points. Alan's grid references and the conven- sympathy on -their great loss. Sincere hiyimpathy is extended CALL ON GOVERNMENT Friday night, to Cine Rinnce the earlier time of 7 p.m. Mrs. scores were — beat, Joe Organ services such as physiotherapy, Cock,burn was welcomed back tional signs of a map. Her remains were removed on to his sorrowing wife and fam- under the leadership of Thomas may attract this type of tax 15-5- beat Michael Cosgrave The passed a resolu- after being absent for some The night's final game was Sunday evening from the Kiely ily on their sad bereavement. meeting Hyland. The occasional sessions relief. However, you are not 15-7: beat Tomas Walsh 15-3 m-ulti-wrestling when shoulder, Funeral Ho-m:.' to St- Mary's His remains were removed on tion calling on the Government held locally have drawn musi- months due to illness. and lost to Ray Moore 15-11. entitled to tax relief on any Congratulations to our Elean- ankle and hand wrestling were Parish Church and wiere re- Thursday evening to Ballina- to intensify its campaign of cians from all over West Water- The final top ten of the sea- expenses which you have in- or® Gibbon competitors who on the menu. Alan Beatty show- ceived and blessed by Rev. M. meteila Church and were blessed total opposition to the construc- ford so it seems only fitting son reads: (.1) Alan Ryan; (2) curred but which are reimburs- won the competition and county ed his skill and strength here C'ullinain, C.C., assisted by Rev, by Rlev. P. Fitzgerald, C.C., as- tion of any further nuclear that the Comhaltas branch Ray Moore: (3> Tomas Walsh; ed or may be reimbursed from shield on Sunday, March 6 in as did Michael Kelleher. J. Griffin. C.C., Rev. W. Carey, sisted by Rev. J. Griffin, C.C. power stations in Britain and choose a central venue for this (41 Michael Sheehan: (5) Enda any source such as a Health Waterford. Participating were C.C. Mons. P. Lannen and Rev. and Rev. M. Cullinan, C.C. to take action to prevent the major festival of traditional Donnelly- (6) Michael Cosgrave; Notices and the scout prayer Board, the VHI or other health Mrs. Siobhan Lincoln as Dervla G. Hickey. O.S.A. Fr. Fitzgerald, C.C., celebrated storage of radioactive waste music, song and dance. (7) Joe Organ- (8> Brendan ended the meeting. insurance. or compensation Murphy, Mrs. Mary Colbert a<-- Requiem Mlass on Friday morn- under the Irish Sea. Flynn; (9) Barry Cliffe and (10 SYMPATHY Fr. Cullinan. C.C'. celebrated The Fleadh will open on Fri- from your employer. Girainne Mthaol, Mrs. Bridget ing for the happy repose of his Michael Verling. t'he Requ-'em Mass on Monday There are five candidates for day 3rd June with set dancing Keane as St. Bridget, Mrs. Ann We extend our sympathy to soul and also preisient were Very On the points front 'it was the morning for the happy repose th© Presidency of the Associa- competitions for all age groups. You apply for tax relief on a Hallahan as Eliza Coughlan and Mrs. Joan Whelan, Shandon Rev. M. C a Hainan. P.P., Rev. J. turn of Derek Kenneally (Div. of her soul. Also present was tion for the next three years, Saturday night will see the special form: Med. 1. Send in Mrs. Eileen Colbert as Countess and to all the relatives of Tom Griffin, C.C'. and Rev. G, Hic- 5) to follow in the footsteps of Mons. Dannen. The funeral -took and each one addressed the town come to life with sessions your claim to tax office and, if of Desmond. Whelan who died recently key, O.S.A. Enda Donnelly and Gerard Tom was a scout In the early place immediately afterwards meeting. They are Mrs. Kitty in the local establishments. The you are eligible, you get a re- Treasa O'Connor gave a de- Mullen and claim the top prize days of the troop and as a Pat- to Portlaiw -cemetery! where in- Burial took place imedlately Harl-in of Mealtih. Mrs. Monica competitions in music and song payment of tax. will commence at. 1-00 p.m. on tailed account of the Council of the badminton racquet. Der- rol Leader set a very high stan- terment took place. Rev. Fr. afterwards in the adjoining Prendiville of Kerry, Mrs. Bridln meeting held in Waterford ek's results were +8 v. Majk Flynn. C.C.. portlaw officiated at cemetery with t

DUNGARVAN GOLF Week Woman In Green. Basil Rath- Little Bit Of Soap. 5.35 —Con- Breakfast Time. 8.55— Regional nections. 6.05 — Oatchphrase. News and weather. 9.001—News, hone and Nigel Bruce star in CLUB this thriller. Co-starring Henry 6.35—'Bobby Davro's TV Weekly. Weather; Open Air. 9.20 - Kil>- 7.05—You Bet! 8.06 — Murder, ro-y. 10.00 — News, Weather; Daniel! (1945, black and whiite). 7.H0 — G'ive Us This Day Our Mystery. Suspense; Detour To RTE 1 Going For Gold. 10.25 — Child- Terror (TVM) (1980). Starring NOTES ren's BBC followed by Play Daily Lunch. 7.30 — On The House. D-fi-y home improve- O J. Simpson. 9.45—ITN News RESULTS FRIDAY, MARCH 25 School. 10.50 — The Adventures Aind Sport. liO.OO—HTV Weather. Thurs. Fri. Sat. — play in of Spot. 10.55—Five To Eleven, ments. 8.00 — Public Account. 8.30—Gardening Together. 9.03 10.05—Aspel & Company pre- threes — list. C. Biannon (16) T. 2j05 — The Brothers. 3.00 — ill.00 — News, Weather; Open sented by Michael Aspel with Phelan (14). S. Power (.1(4) 91 •Live At Three' including news Air. 12.00 — News, Weather; —French and Saunders. 9.30 — Arena: 'The English Thorough- guests Stewart Granger and pts,; 2nd, W. Barrom (14), T. Headlines. 4.00—Dempsey's Den Daytime Live. 12.55 p.m. — Re- Alan Whicker. 10.50 — The B'g Fennell (16), D. Mullins (141 w'iitlh Bosco. 4.30—Happy Birth- gional News and Weather. l.Ov bred.' Documentary about how thoroughbreds were developed Mlatch. 11.35—Hunter: The Set- 90 pts. day. 4.35—Robin and Rosie of —One O'CIock News, Weather; Up. A beautiful woman-, left at Cockleshell Bay. 4.50—Newsline I.30—Neighbours. 1.50 — Film: by the English in the 17th cen- Sunday 20th — 1st, T. Fennell tury by crossing Arabian stal- her Mali-bu home by her cur- |'16) 68 nett: 2nd. E. O'COnnor 5.1© — A Little 'Princess. 5.45— On Moonlight Bay. Dors Day rent boyfriend, is later murder- (11) 69 nett: 3rd, M. Hayes (4) News. 6.00—The Angelus. 6.01— and Gordon Macrae star .in this lions with hardy mares. 10.45— Newsnight. 11.30 — Scene Play ed by a man from her past. 70 nett; 4th, J. Hayes (Ii3) 70 Newstlime. 6.30 — Play The romantic musical dealing wiitlb Starring Fred Dryer and St-a- nett. Game. 7.00—Evening Extra. 7.30 young love and growing up Special: Two of us by Leslie Stewart, starring Jason Rush fianie Kramer. 12.35 a.m. — Fun Ho,me Alliance — Oat. 1—M —-Room. Outside. 8.00 — Never (195-1). 3.25—Cartoon. 3.40—Ask In The Sun. Jet ski-tog and The Twain. 8.30—On The Town Mar,go. 3.50 — Children's, BBC and Lee Whittack. Sensitive Walsh (4) 70 nett; Oat. 2 — J. drama about two teenage boys surfing. Followed by ITN News Hayes (13) 70 nett; Cat. 3 _ J, wiith Lee Dunne. 9.00 — News,. startling with corners. 4.10— Headlines. Considine (15) 7o nett 9.3(0—The Late Late Show. 11.30 Supertied. 4.'lo—The Hermit And coming to terms wiith their Daffodil Day this Friday, March 25, in aid of Irish Cancer Society. Children photographed FIXTURES —Date News. 11.35—Laibe Night The Bear. 4.30-^Kmoek Knock! sexuality. 12.30 a.m.—Weather- Movie; I Am A Camera. An Fa,st-taiovln,g quiz show with view. with the Flower of Hope and two of the lady organisers Phil Hurley and Lily Lineen. Anyone Thurs./Sat. — 14 hole stable- ford, re-entry; Sunday—18 holes adaptation of John van Dru- laughs. 4.55—Newsiround. 5.05— SATURDAY, MARCH 26 willing to help in any way please contact any member of the committee: Kathleen Beresford, stableford. tien's play about pre-war Berlin. J assy's Giants. 5.35—Wales To- Mary Beresford, Bridie McHugh, Josephine Melody, Anne Morrissey and Maura Shanahan. Starring Julie Harris, Laurence day. 6.00 — Six O'CIock News, 6.50 a.m. Open University. DUNGARVAN PRESENTATION OF PRIZES Everyone should wear a daffodil for Daffodil Week — especially on Friday, March 25 — All outstanding prizes, includ- Harvey, Shelley Winters a,nd Weather. 6.35—Neighbours. 7.00 2.50 p.m.—Network East. 3.30— Ron Bamdlall. —A Song For Europe. Terry Film; Two-Way Stretch. Peter Daffodil Day. ing all Home Alliance prizes from the beginning of season, WOga-n introduces the acts. 7.40 Sellers heads the oast in this will be presented on this Sun- SATURDAY, MARCH 26 —©very Second Counts. 8.15— comedy about a group of crooks Dynasty. 9.00 — Nine O'Cloeik who plan a daring diamond rob- CAUSEWAY day might at 9 p.m. All winners 9.00—.Pajo's Junikbox. 10.30— are requested to be present and News, Regional News; Weather. bery whilst doing time in a low- Action Station Saturday. 12.50 9.30—Song For Europe. Terry security prison. With Wilfrid if unable to attend, should be —News Headlines. 12.52—Sports HIGHLIGHTS OF RTE 1 AND RTE2 TV represented. Woigan announces the winning Hyde White, Bernard Cri.lbbin-s Stadium. 6.00 — The Angelus. song. 9.45—World Figure Skat- TENNIS CLUB GOLF CLINIC and Lionel Jeffries (1060, black 6.01—News. 6.16 — Mailbag. 6.35 ing Championships. 10.26 — and white). 4.55—The Sky At We are holding the first of 4 —Down Here With A View To Film: A Case Of Deadly Force. Night. 5.20 — Film; Dank Star. SCHEDULES FOR THE WEEK golf clinics on Friday. April 8. Above. 7.05 — Highway To Hea- Richard C'renna and John Shea Slcie-nce fiction 'B' movie classic SUNDAY, MARCH 27 RTE 2 — Marketplace: 7.30- MONDAY, MARCH 28 Mr. Michael Kavanagh, Golf ven. 8.00 — MacGyver. 9.00— NOTES 8.00 P.m. sltiar in this tv movie base-d on set aboard a small spaceship. RTE 1 — Gtenroe; 8.30-9.00 RTE 1 — Zero: 7.30-8.00 p.m. Pro, Kilkenny, will attend, News. 9.1'5—'Dallas. 10.10—Satur- ,a true1 sitory of a lawyer's legal With Dan O'Bamnon and Brian These cliinr.es will be1 held on 4 p.m. The tug-o'-war team takes The Sunday Movie: Lord Ot Give Us A Chance: 8.00-8.30 day 'Live.' lil.26 — Laite News. investigation into th,e fatal Narelle (1974). 6.40 —The Week St. Patrick's Day lived up to the field, and. the search is on The Flies: 8*05-9.50 p.m. — A p.m. — A series of programmes consecutive Friday nights. Total II.30-1.10 a,m. — Late Nighit shooting of -a hospital worker In The Lards. 7.20—Newsvitew. its reputation for inclement for the lottery winner. macabre tale of British school- aimed at helping second level entry fee £.10. If you have not Movie; Smokey And The Bandit by police officers in 1975 (19'86). 8.0O—The Electrification Of The weather conditions with a con- students. 4: The Teacher—as an put your name on sheet in club- III. Jackie Gleeson and Burt tinual downpour which rained Sunday Night At The Qlympia boy® wiho are stranded on a re- l'li.55—Super Night of Rock 'N' Soviet Union. 9.55 — The Film mote island when their plane educationalist and motivator. house. please do so without de- Reynolds star in ,another actaon- Rioll. 1.30 a.m.—Weather. Club. 9.58—Film: The Diary Of on our parade! We could identi- 9.30-10.40 p.m.—Brendan Grace crashes. Slowly but surely their lay. More details later. filled comedy. fy with the disappointment felt hosts a series of live variety Miami Vice: 9.30-10.25 p.m.— SATURDAY, MARCH 26 A Chambermaid. (1964). Bum- in Cape Canavaral on the fail- liittle society falls apart and the Crocket and Tubbs are back in SOUTH EASTERN SENIOR ue-l's faithful version of the spectaculars from Dublin's boys turn savage wflth tragic ALLIANCE ure of a blast-off when the wet business—and sltiH putting on 6.45 a.m. — Open University. story, set in 1927, stars Jeanne conditions prevented our gas Olympia Theatre. results. Starring James Aubrey Congratulations to P. J. Kil- Mo-reau as Celesti.ne, the new the style. llgrew. A. Spratt and T. Melody 8.25—Saturday Starts Here. 8.40 filled balloons from reaching Questions And Answers: 10.40- and Tom Chapin. RTE 2 — The Monday Movie: —Roland's Rat Race. 9.00— maid in a family of rather pe- the dizzy heights we' had fore- 11.35 p.m. — Olivia O'Leary pre- Snooker: 9.50-11.30 p.m. — who were recent winners, and Kissyfu-r. 9.30 — Going Live! culiar habits where she encoun- Spring And Port Wine: 8.35- wishing Tom Melody a success- seen. However our balloon bon- sides over this give-and-take Benson Hedges Irish Masters. 10.25 p.m. _ Set in Bolton. Eng- 12.12 p.m. — Weather. 12.15 — ters suicide and murder. With anza can still mean £100 for series. ful 1988/89 season as Oaptialn of RTE 2 Grandstand. 5.05 — News; Wea- Georges Geret and Michel pic- land. James Mason stars in the Sem'or Alliance. some, lucky ticket buyer as the this story of a father, a believer ther. 5.15 —Sports News Wales. coli (black and white. French fairest thing to do in the cir- in order and discipline, who SOUTH EASTERN JUNIOR 5.20—First Class. 5.45 — Jim'll with English subtitles). 11.35- cumstances is to treat it as a ALLIANCE Fix lit. Jimmy Siavile realises 1.10 -a.m. — Film; The Diary Of puts family in turmoil when he Congratulations to F. Ryan, FRIDAY, MARCH 25 straightforward draw. The win- and h:'s daughter Hilda conflict viewers' dreams. 6.20 — Film; A Chambermaid. (1945). Ren- ners will be announced in this D. Miullims and M. Walsh who 2.00—Snooker: The Benson & And Then There Were None. oir's freer adaptation-, made ltn column next. week. Could we over her refusal to eat a hier- were recent winners in this r'ng. The resulting tension Hedges Irish Masters. 5.1©— Agatha Christie thriller with a Engil'sh. stars Paulette God- please thank all those who stfo- Alliance. Sons And Daughters. 5.35— starry cast. Eight strangers take dard. and the story has a scribed so generously who by JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL doesn't help the marriage pro- SOCIAL ACTIVITIES spects of his elder daughter Early Evening Movie: The up a mysterious dinner invita- romantic hero. Celestine arrives doing so. helped to lift our Gala Music Nite—Please note Fighting Prln.ce of Donegal. tion which turns into a night- at the Lanliaire home where she dampened spirits. Telephone 058/54304; 54219 Florence either. Starring Diana that the Gala Music Nite will be Coupliand and James Mason. Adventure and romance as the mare when they find them- is the subject of unwanted held on, Saturday, March 26 at young prinice Hugh O'Donnell selves isolated to a grand Per- attentions that lead to murder COACHING NEEDED? Newsnight: 10.25-10.50 p.m.— 9 p.m. and not Friday 25th as who through diungeens. castles sian hotel as their absent host Friday, Mar. 25—GIANT WALTZING COMPETITION News from at home and abroad. and look set to separate her Greg Morris will be in the previously mentioned. Looking and swordfights. battles to exacts retribution for unpunish- from the family's son whom in 3 classes — open, novice and confined. TUESDAY, MARCH 29 forward to seeing many mem- unite the clans in their fi'ght ed murders they committed in Causeway Tennis Club on Fri- she loves (black and white). day. April 28th. Sat. April 9th Dancing to: SOCIETY FOUR Bar Extension RTE 1 — Evening Extra: 7.00- bers and friends present for for freedom aga'inst Queen the pas-t. Wiith Oliver Reed. what will be a great night of Elizabeth 1 of England's tyrani- Richard Attenborough. Elke and Sun. Aprii 10th. Places are 7.30 p.m. limited so please enter names Saturday, March 26 — PARTY NITE DISCO Face Of The Earth: 8.30-9.00 music. cal soldiery, starring Peter Mc- Somer, Stephane Audnan, Char- Enery and Susan Hampshire. les Aznavour and the voice of on noticeboard. Fees to be paid Bar — Over 18's. p.m. Poker Classic — We are hold- before coaching place can be ing our 3rd Poker Classic on 7.30—Snooker. 8.00 — Nuacht. Orson Welles. (1974). 7.55—Bob if ^ if Today Tonight: 9.30-10.10 p.m. taken. •RTE 2 — Cursai: 8.10-8.40p.m. Saturday. April 9, commencing 8.10 _ Cursai: Scannan na Says Opportunity Knocks. 8.45 HTV In Lounge — GOLDRUSH at 8.30 p.m. Seachtiaime. 8.40 — Sportsworld. —News and Sport; Weather. 9.00 BILLY BOLSTER Wiseguy: 10.45-11.40 p.m. — A 9.3-5 — Mystery Theatre: Six —Cagney and Lacey. 9.50— crime series about a street-Wise LADIES GOLF NOTES Blocks To Go. A suspeuseful World Championship Sports At 10 a.m on Good Friday, Sunday, March 27 — DOUBLE J SOUND undercover cop. Last Rites For Results — Tuesday, March 8 the Munster Regional coaching Walsh Clup. winner. T. Baumann tale about a doctor in Central Special. Desmond Lynam intro- FRIDAY, MARCH 25 Luoci. Vinnie risks his life for America who is approached by duces live coverage of the WBA squad will have their session in an old friend to free his con- (201 36 pts.; Class A—B. Two- 5..16 p.m. — Connections wi.'th the Causeway. Other members Coming Friday, April 8 — TWEED mey < 18) 31 pts.; Class B — J. the local US Consul to locate Flyweight Championship of the science, still burdened, following am American youth who has World between Fidel Bassa and Sue Robbie. 5.45—Nsws At 5.45. are welcome to watch discreetly the Steel grave case. Starring: Sheehan. '24) 33 pts.; Class C— 9.0©—The 6 O'C'iock Show plus as valuable tips may be gained. BOOKINGS NOW TAKEN FOR COMMUNION Ken Wahl and Jonathan M. Walsh (34) 32 pts. disappeared somewhere in the Dave McAuiey from the King's Cil'ty. Featuntoig Diane Clark, Hall iBell'aist. Also the Ladies' News from Wales. 7.00' — The \ND CONFIRMATION DAY LUNCHES I Banks. Tuesday. March 15 - 9 hole Pi-ioe Is Right. 8.00 — Comedy DAVIS CUP IN SUNDAYS mixed roiuriban — 1st. TVI FVi.yvey MaTgaTit-u. cord'ova. and Jerome World Figure Skating Cham- WELL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 an,d J. Hogan 24 pits.- 2in>d IB. COwanL 10.30—Niewsnlght. 10.50 pionship from Budapest: Kata- Hour: A Kind Of Living. 8.30— RTE 1 — Evening Extra: 7.0C- Twomey and J. Elstead 23 pts.; —Snooker. rilna Witt v. Re&t of the World. Watching: Dilnln-g. 9.00'— The Ireland will play Cyprus on 7.310 p.m. Best Gross, J. Melody and P. Professionals: No Stone (rpt.) Friday, 6th May-Sun. 8th May. Cries For Help: 7.30-8.00 p.m. II.30—Film: Found Money. Dick 10.00—News At Ten. 10.30— Play starts at 1-30 p.m. with 2 Killlgrew 18 pts.; 3rd. B. Mc- SATURDAY, MARCH 26 6: Th'e Third World. Carthy and D. Baumamn 23 pts • Vian Dyke and Sid Caesar star News from wales and Weather, matches on Friday. 1 match on Echo Of A Distant Drum: 10.35—The London programme. Saturday and 2 matches on 4th. M. Spratt and P. Noctor 22 4.50—Flash Gordon Conquers in a comedy about a disgruntled 10.30-11.25 p.m. — A three-part pts. Manhattan bank execu-t ve who 11.05—South Of Watford: Back Sunday. 3-aay tickets £7.00 documentary series tracing the Th:S Universe. 5.15 — Wonder- plays Robin, Hood in the world To The Future. 11.35—Ice Ska-t- (senior) and £4.00 (junior) If history of the Irish in Australia struck. 5.45—The Houndcats and of computerised banking, giving ing—The World Figure Cham- enough people are interested 2: Pioneers Of Change. the Barclays. 6.35 — Explore: away his bank's money to do- pionships from Budapest. 12.3C a bus could be arranged from RTE 2 —Cinoclub: The Gospel Blue Men Of The Siahaira. 7.00— gooders via a fictitious corpora- a.m.—Grand Pni'x at Gleneagle-s Causeway. ADLEYS 1L0 IJ N G According to St. Matthew: 8.40- Snooker: Benson and Hedges tion. With Shelly Hack (.'1983 tv followed by News of Wales Our own Judy O'Brien reach- 0] 10.50 p.m. _ The life of Christ Irish Masters. 7.30 — Family film). UOO a.m.—Weather. Headlines. ed the semi-final in the recent from the Annunciation to the CIDONA CARRICK Ties. 8.00—Nuacht. 8.05 — Paul Lower Aghada Tournament _ABBEYSIDE Resurrection as related in the Simon: Gracelamd—The African SATURDAY, MARCH 26 only to be defeated by Gina Gospel according to St. Mat- Concert. 9.10 — Screen- Interna- Nilarid (Limerick) who went on thew. tional; Time And The Wind 9.25 a.m.—713. 1/1.00 _ Terra- to be beaten in the final by Jen- WHEELERS hawiks; The Sporiila i.rpt.) Newsnight: 10.50-M.lo p.m. 10.05 Brass. 10.35 — Snooker: nifer O'Brien (Dublin). Benson and Hedges .Irish Mas- II.30 — Roxy — The Network WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 1 ters. 11.35—The World Of The BBC 2 Chart Show (r-pt.) 12.00—-Indi- CLUB CALENDAR RTE 1 — The Last Place On CYCLING CLUB Thirties. ana Jones — Heroes and Side- Tennis tor u-10 children 4 Thursday, March 24 — CRAZY NIGHT WITH EDDIE Earth: 7.55-9.00 p.m. — A seven- KIELY CUP FOR O'GORMAN kicks (rpt.) 12.55 p.m. _ LWT p m. Mondays; Tennis for over COADY — Take Your Pick £115. part series tracing the race for Richard O'Gorman (CMP, FRIDAY, MARCH 25 Action presented by Paul Coue- 10 children 4 o.m. Wednesdays. the South Pole in, the first de- Blarney) who won the Junior slant. LOO—News from ITN. Junior Mixed Doubles Tennis cade of the 20th century. 6.65-7.20 a.m. — open Univer- 1.05—HTV News from Wales and Tournament 4 p.m. Friday. Friday, March 25 — HARPER VALLEY Tour of Ireland so impressively Film: The television premiere last year, showed a clean pa'Jr sity. Science: Energy To Go Wieather. Followed by saint & Registration Datfi _ Thurs- of A Passage To India: 9.30- of wheels at the end of the Round. 9.00 — Rages from Cee- Greavsie. 1.35 — International day, April 7th. 3-6 p.m. in Club- Saturday, March 26 — COLOURS 12.30 a.m. _ David Lean's Kiely Cup meet-'ng which was BBC 1 fax. 9.30'—Daytime On Two. 2.15 Athletics from Auckland, New house. Family membership £65. award-winning adaptation of F held in Carrick-on-Suir on st —Weekend Outlook. 2.20—Sport Zealand, 2.15—Ice Sikating and Seniors £20. Juniors £15 On Friday incl. 3.00 News and Sunday, March 27 — PHASE 11 M. Forster's novel — in which Patrick's Day. FRIDAY, MARCH 25 International Darts from Buda- Club ladder is fairly up to the uneasy, mistrustful relation There was a huge entry of 92 Weather. 3.50—-News and Wea- pest and London. 4.45—Results date considering 'flu, etc. Excit- ship between disenchanted Bri- ther. 4.00—Friday Report. 4.35— ing changes all around which is riders in the senior event. 6.00 aim.—Ceefax AM. 6.40 — ; Service. 5.00 — News from ITN. tish administrators and an Among them were Olympic Uninvited Blonde (.'black and Life F le. 5.05--My Music. 5.30— 5.05—HTV News from Wales good for club tennis emerging, if flawed, professional squad members Philip Cassidy wh/lte). 6.55 — Weather. 7.00 — Twirling The Edge. 6.00— Film: and Weather. Followed by ALF: Watch this space caste, was set against the blank Stephen Spratt and Ml'chaei indifference of an impoverished Walsh. The race was rum over and dusty sub-eontin.ent—hangs a distance o.f HOOkms. in very upon a single dramatic delusion web conditions. However, that that is not resolved unit!!! long did not deter the riders .!><• the after the reali damage has been race set off at a blistering pace. done. Starring: Judy Davis, Numerous breaks went clear ol THE "GATS" BAR Peggy Ashcroft, James Fox, the bunch, but all were brought MOUNT MELLERAY Alec Guinness and Nigel hack again-. Then,, near the end Havers, — of the flourth of the five laps, Thursday, March 24 — CARD DRIVE RTE 2 — Celebration Of The a break finally/ formed and stay- Lord's Supper: 8.05-9.05 _ From ed clear by 20 sees, to the the Church of the Holy Family. finish. Saturday, March 26— A,ug h rim Street. Dublin. Richard O'Gorman, showed DANCING TO GERRY WALSH & DALLAS The Grand Tour: 10.00-10.30 his sprinting style by com'ng p.m. — The seven-part series home three lengths clear o,f Sunday, March 27— about travel in 18th century Stephen Delaney i Cidona) with PARTY NIGHT WITH CONNIE & GERALDINE Europe. 5: Venice To Rome. Philip C'assidy •Navan) 3rd; ORMONDE DUNGARVAN Eobby Power (Cidona) 4th- M FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Young (St. Finbarr's) 5tih- N. Saturday, April 2 — PADDY O'BRIEN & TELSTAR RTE 1 — Finglas —Through Holmes (St. Flnbarr's) 6th •' M Our Eyes: 6.00-6.35 p.m. Walsh (Emerald, 7th- N Flan- Room Outside: 7.30-8.00 p.m. agan (Limerick) 8th. 25 - 3 8 The Late Late Show: 9.15- The junior evemifc was over a FRIDAY, MARCH DAYS - P.M. 1H.20 p.m. distance of 80 kims. This event 'RTE 2 — God In China: 8.05- gave Donal O'Halloran (Carrlick 8.35 p.m. — A programme that RC) his second win, of the examines the relationship be- season. He beat Robert Power tween the Community State and CCi'dona) in the closest of the Christian Church today and sprint finishes. J. Blackwell DECKIES LOUNGE why so many young Chinese are (Killarney) was 3rd. MODELIGO becoming interested in Christ- ianity. Clare Moore recorded another fine win, ln, the ladies event. A. Sportsworld: 8.35-9.30 p.m. TEENW0LF II Saturday Night, March 26 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE Kin sell a (Wexford) rode very Jackpot £200 on 11 games. well to finish second. SOUTH EASTERN TEAM He never wanted to be special but he always expected this FOR GliRVAN i Sunday Night, March 27 — SLATER The South Eastern Regional Commfltitee of 'tlhe Federation of BRIDGE RESULTS Irish Cyclists have selected a four-man team for tihe Giirvan ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB Results, March 8 — 1st, Mrs. Intermat'onal pro Am 3-day Elaine Flynn and Miss C. Chris- race in Scotland. The e-venit LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 25 & 26 - II P.M. (OVER topher; 2nd. Mrs. Judy Noctor takes place over, the Easter wteek-end. LISMORE AERO CLUB presents; and Mrs. Ann Clarke; 3rd, Mrs. Helen Shaver Jennie Kiely and Mrs. Sally It will be . a historic occasion Walsh; 4th, Mrs Kay Sh-anlev foir the South Eastern Region a,s and Sadie Bean, Ui Mhiachan. this will 'be the first team ever Results, March 15—1st. Moira to represent .the newly-tormsd SOS' DANCE Ormonde and Maureen O'Neill; region at 'international competi- 2nd Eileen Veale and Sally tion. Lismore Hotel, Friday March 25 Walsh: 3rd. Mary Fenton and The team will be headed by Mary Fleming- 4th. Theresa Cidona's top rider, former Ras 10 p.m. — 2 a.m. O'Sullivan and Sadie Ui Mhia- Tai-ltean-n winner. Stephen, D°- chain. DANCING TO: SOCIETY FOUR laney. He will be Joined by Desert Hearts CUNNIGAR BRIDGE CLUB Olympic panelist Anthony Waiting Competitions — Open, Novice and Confined- Easter Competition March 9 O'Gorman (Btancoiii) and two Trophies for al! events. — 1st, Mrs. C. McCarthy and first year seniors Nicholas But- Nevada 1959 . .. Elvis on the road . . . Heat on the desert. Mrs. M. O'Neill- 2nd. Mr. L. ler (Cidona) and Declan Len- Numerous Spot Prizes — Admission £4 Power and Mrs. B Killlgrew: ergan (Waterford). The subs Please support this effort to Save Our Strip. 3rd. Mrs, E. O'Donoghue and are Ger Wyle-y (Carrick RC) A love story that scorches the screen. Mrs N. Moloney. and Raymond power (Cidona). DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE

DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES G.A.A. Notes By Commentator A MEMORABLE NIGHT GOOD LUCK DERMOT of our club executive, on the Our annual dinner last Wed- death of his aunt, Mrs Ann nesday night was all it promis- st wishes to Dermot Cal- Boland, Inchindrisla. which oc- ed to be and a full-house en- wm ha curred last week-end. Go ndeine joyed a memorable occasion IftSS ™ the th^ w^ h on°ur of captaining Dia trocaire ar a h-anam. The highlight of course was f T Also sympathy i extended to the presentation of the' 1987 S?, Waterford Under 21 foot? s U-21 Footballers Can Beat Limerick tea m that pla s the Moloney family of Dungar- divisional and county Under 21 ^ iv, fi ' y Limerick in the first, round of the Mun- van on the death of Kevin' Molo- hurling and football champion- ney which ha taken place in -21 v. wil-i be little between them. Bal- county referee, Noel Dalton had more C.B.S. Past Pupils Union. 3.15 p.m. Munster Champion- ship medals, and the reception FtaM championship at Fraher s U F. WATERFORD linacourty may just, about get Field on this Saturday. Here's Dublin. LIMERICK to come out of retirement to was played in atrocious wea- ship U-21 F. Waterford v. Lim- each of the players received there, but another draw won't handle the match. He did a erick. hoping he can lead Waterford Older members will remember Waterford play the first of ther conditions on St. Patrick's was well deserved. to victory Kevin as a very fine footballer surprise. splendid job on what was an ex- Day. De-spite the weather the Sunday. March 27— Our guests included County Other club members o the their eight first round Munster A ceptionally tough one Portlaw n who was a member of ourchampionshi p games, on Satur- T PORTLAW game was enjoyable and keenly At Dungarvan: 2 p.m. S.F L. Board chairman James Tobin panel are Sean McGrath, Der- county final winning minor Rathgormack, who have twice who looked the best team on contested by both sides. Nire v. Stradbally- 3.15 pm and Mrs. Tobin; Western Board "M Dee and Eddie B'urke. day next when we take on Lim- survived relegation have done a view at Dungarvan on the pre- football team of 1933. Ar d'heis erick at Fraher Field, in what Tallow now meet the winners Dun-hill v. Ballinameela. chairman Denis McGrath and while Paddy Fitzgerald is one share of winter training and vious Sunday, were deserving De go raibli a anam. promises to be a very good con- of the other semi-final pairing At Stradbally : s.F.L. 3 p m Mrs. McGrath: Fr. Cullinane of the selectors they are expected to beat Kil- winners — If only by a single of Lismore and Ballyduff who Kilrossanty v. Dungarvan C.C and the recent Bank of test. It will be a good display macthomas in their opener for score. by Waterford if the excellent meet at Lismore on Sunday At Portlaw : S.F.L. Rathgor- Ireland "All-Time Hurling Star" CO-OP DRAW 1988. Kilmac' got to the county Tallow didn't have a winning next at 3 p.m. mack v. Kilmacthomas, 3 p.m. award winner Christy Moylan forrr. shown Ir. training and final two years ago, but would challenge games, is maintained return to senior ranks and were Tallow — Martin Murphy At Ardmore: S.F.L. 3 p.m. Bal- and Mrs. Moylan. The- first of the three month- appear to hav-e faded quite a lot just pipped by Dungarvan in Michael T. Cunningham. Jim linacourty v. Clashmore. ly Co-Op Development draws here. Over the past three since. Rathgormack could win Paddy Fitzgerald was an ex- months Waterford have trained their game which had been O'Donoghue, Frankie Ryan At Walsh Park: S.F.L. 2 p.m cellent M.C. for the after-dinner takes place on this Saturday here. switched to Lismore. This was Tomas McCarthy, Mick Beecher night at, Lawlors Hotel and we CO. COUNCIL SEEKS sometimes twice weekly, and Ferrybank v. Tramore 3.15 pm speakers who included James a tight game with very close Gerard Sice, David Henley St. Saviours v. Butlerstown. extend an open invitation to the turn-out and interest shown ST. SAVIOURS v Tobin. Denis McGrath. Fr Cul- has bean most encouraging. marking and as a result the Aldan O'Brien. Connie Curley linane and cur own President one and all to come along. BUTLERSTOWN scoring was kept to a minimum, Kieran Murphy. Dermot Henley BORD NA nOG NOTES: esment While the final sums have Challenges have been played History will be made for St GLEESON CUP U-16 HURLING Brighdln ni Criostoir " against Tipperary and Kerry Both sides had only a s-lngle John Beecher, Pat Murphy and To mark his "Ail-Time Star- yet to be done we are hoping APPROVAL FOR Saviours here as it, will be their score in the second half. This John Joe Henley The annual inter-divisional hurling selection the club in the draw will be a financial and according to reports of first appearance in a senior win will be welcomed -by Dun- game, East v. West for the Glee- success. Incidentally all monies these, our team seems to be Cappoquin — Eddie McGrath the person 0f B'righdin ni Crios- competition when they play garvan and it will give them a Seamus McCarthy, Pat McCar- son Cup in u-16 hurling wilq bc< toir presented Christy Moylan for the first draw should now doming along nicely. Butlerstown at Walsh Park. Re- second game, at least i the played at Dungarvan on Satur- Limerick will be able to field n thy. Ned Heffernan, James with an inscribed silver tray be lodged, and if there is still SMALL SEWERAGE cently i heard Saviours describ- cup. but they were unlucky that Lacey. Kevin McCarthy, Shane day next at, 2 p.m. Both divi- Our sincere thanks then' to some outstanding then it five of the side which failed ed as 'outstandingly the best or- one of their stars, Derek Lyons sions have prepared well for narrowly to Longford for pro- Fraher, Brian Murray Gossy everyone who made this- such a should bp given to Paddv or ganised and most efficient club received an injury which may Mason, Martin Power, Fintan this game which they will be marvellous night, and we look Mary Fitzgerald. Emmett motion to Division 2. so their in this county.' The man from have him out of action- for a using as a lead up to the Mun- side can be expected to match Murray. Michael Hackett. Joe forward to "more of the same" Street, without further delay. SCHEMES a rival club in the city told me couple of weeks. Richie Ormond Kiely. Michael Phelan and Tho- ster u-16 championship. one year from now D.V. us in the matter of experience. that they would win the senior Refereed. The West team for Saturday A circular from the Dept. ol mas O'SulIivan. Sub. — Michael SYMPATHY It is disappointing to find championship within a year or Brackett for James Lacey. is — P. O'Gorman (Lismore). A WINNING START the Environment concerning that, the team to represent us two. That, in fact was- what I C. Cunningham (Tallow), E Our senior hurlers made a the allocations for the sanitary SHAMROCKS WIN Ref. — Willie Walsh (Kil- Sincere sympathy is extended in this important game has not wrote about them about nine worth. Co. Cork). Wall (Fourmilewater) A Ryan winning start to the new com- to Paddy Fitzgerald, a member services programme sent to Wa- been selected at the time of months ago before they won The Knockanore club were (Abbeyside), P. Nugent (Lis- petitive year last Sunday with terford Co. Council pointed out writing. I was informed by the the intermediate football title. very pleased with their display WESTERN BOARD NOTES more), K. O'Gorman (Lismore). a hard-earned but fully deser- that the Minister had reserved County P.R.O. on Monday that They won't find Butlerstown a and the performance of a num- A meeting of Coiste Port- M. McGrat-h (Dungarvan) M ved 1-6 to 1-5 victory over Tal- a provision to allow work to be the team was not, due to be sel- push-over and if the rural side ber of their players, indicated lalnge Thiar will be held in Law- Butler (Dungarvan) M Hickey low in the first, round of the carried out this year only on a ected until Tuesday night after did any reasonable preparation that they will be no pushover lors Hotel on Tuesday, 29th (Lismore), M. Murphy (Sham- Sargent Cup. number of small schemes cost- training. The senior football for this one, then Saviours when championship time comes March at 8 p.m,. sharp Draws rocks), G. Hickey (Ballyduff., ing in each case not, more than This was a tough, uncompro- selectors cam^ under fire at re- might, have to wait a while round. Only a goal separated for the u-21 hurling arid foot- K. Lynch (Lismore), K. Wilkin- mising, game played under very THIS WEEK ACOT £50 000 and which could be cent County Bloard meetings for longer before making a winning them from Clonea, but. overall ball championships wllq be son (Cappoquin) D. Donnelly bad conditions. However our shown to be urgently necessary. not having teams selected in debut. they looked a much better side made and proposed starting (Dungarvan). K. McGrath (St fellows struck manfully to the At the Council's March time for preview. It is under- than the Eastern visitors. dates of all championslps will Patricks). Subs. — B. McGrath task and Morrle Ferncombe's monthly meeting, the Co. En- stood that the fitness of some FERRYBANK v. TRAMORE Ballygunner staged a late be available to clubs, it is Im- (St. Patricks). S. Curran (Gael- third-quarter goal was the score CO. WATERFORD gineer. Mr. J O'Flynn recom- of the players is in question and Two weeks ago. Ferrybank rally to catch Cappoquin who portant therefore that the tacht), M. Dunford (St Pat- that set us on our victory way mended the following three pro- that, this is the reason for the conceded a walk-over to Kilros- seemed to be heading for a wel- cathaolrleach and runai of each ricks). M. Reddy (Cappoquin) All around, however, it was posals (each estimated to cost delayed selection. santy ln the Phelan Cup final come change of luck in their club be in attendance. E. Nicholson (Shamrocks), M. a gutsy performance all the £50.0001 for submission to the Whatever side is named is because a number of their play- game at Stradbally. Clubs are reminded that the Desmond (Dungarvan), K. Killi- more meritoriously so consid- SAYS Dept. for approval: Treatment certain of tremendous support ers were not available so It Cappoquin didn't take all the closing date for receipt of their grew (Abbeyside), J. Power (St. ering we fielded without a Works at Kill sewerage scheme as the public are aware of the would be hard to Imagine them chances thai, came their way. subscriptions for National Char- Olivers. number of key players ; SUCKLING and also at Bawnfune and tremendous amount of prepara- being .geared to meet, a team but if they had the game would ity Day is this Thursday. 24th All players are reoue-sted to be Heifers normally kept for Aglish sewerage schemes. tion out Into the team. Hope- like Tramore here. I, should have -been 'sew.n-up' in their fav- March. Clubs who have not al- at the venue at 1.30 p.m. PHELAN CUP fully the result will favour Wa- [fattening, e.g. Black Whitehead The Co. Engineer's proposals end in a win for Tramore. our well before- the finish. Fran- ready done so, should forward WP turn our attentions to terford — we certainly deserve cis Whelan was the ref. a cheque to the Runai, Anthony FIXTURES (all u-14 F.C.) senior football next Sunday heifers should be got in-calf — werP unanimously approved by they make ideal suckler cows. the Council. a break ln this grade KEANELAND CUP A remarkable feature of these Walsh, immediately Saturday : At Colligan: 11.30 and a first round Phelan Cup first round games was that with SCORES a.m. (A i Lios Mhor v. Cill Ross- game against Kilrossanty at Use an Aberdeen Augus bull CONGRESS The second semi-final of the on heifers and a Continental On to-day (Wednesday), two Lismore senior hurling tourna- one exception (the Roanmore v. M.H. League— anta (R Casey). Stradbally (3 o'clock >. bull on second and subsequent members of our delegation to Lismore game), only a single Limerick 5-12; Waterford 1-2 At. Cappoquin: 11.3,0 a.m. (A) This is certain t be another ment which involves Lismore 0 calvers. Congress at Bundoran on this and Ballyduff will be played at score separated the teams in S.H. Sargent Cup Final Tulach An larainn v. Dun Na difficult and demanding game week-end. left on push-bikes as Lismore on Sunday afternoon. five of the six. Portlaw 3-8; Mt Sion 2-8 Mainlstreach (J. Kelly i for us. and injuries picked up CALVES part of the charity-day fund- Tallow just managed to beat At Abbeyside: 11.30 a.m. (B> in last Sunday's gamP make a Weaned calves of two months S.H.I raising effort On behalf of the Cappoquin in the first semi- MINORS BEATEN Dungarvan 1-6: Tallow 1-5 Ath Meadhon v. Clais Mhor (T. few players doubtful However or older should be given access REAPPOINTED county. Clubs throughout the final on St. Patrick's Day A Whelan). the spirit is high, and If every to an open yard and shed if What can only be described Ballygunner 3-11; county were issued with spon- date for the final will be named Cappoquin 3-8 Sunday: At Abbeyside, 2 p.m player makes himself avail- possible. This will reduce the sorship cards for the cycle. when Sunday's result is known. as another embarrassing defeat (B'i Naomh Brid v. Sraidbhaile able for selection—we appeal incidence of vurus pneumonia resulted when we played Limer- Shamrocks 2-9: Clonea 1-9 Clubs who were not, organising PIONEER COMPLAINT Lismore 1-13- Roanmore 2-4 (P Moore). 3 p.m. (B> A.n to them to do so—we could and harden the calves for go- TO REPRESENT their own fundraising were ick in round 2 of the special Uidhir v. Ard Mhor (L. Power-. give our Comeragh friends a ing to grass. The presentation of medals minor hurling league at Cahir Ballyduff 4-6: Dunhill 3-7 able to avail of this means of and trophies to juvenile players Keaneland Cup S.H At Ardmore: 2 p.m. (Bi Gael- good test. We leave for the Castrate calves before they fund raising. Waterford's total on Saturday. Re-presented by a tacht v. Naomh Oiliibhear (D. venue at 2 o'clock. in licensed premises was the very weak team, because for Tallow 3-8: Cappoquin 2-8 are three months old. This contribution, which is expected subject of a written complaint Eennessy). will give the least, set back to CO. COUNCIL to amount to several thousand some reason or another several FIXTURES At Cappoquin: 2 p.m. (Ci Na to the recent County Board of the county's best minors did ANNIVERSARY the calf. Watch out, for lice in pounds, will be handed to the meeting by the P.T.A.A. The Saturday. March 26— Seamroga v Cnoc Melleri (J. CONGRATULATIONS calves and treat where present. Cllr. C. O Riain was unani- not travel. Limerick were able On behalf of everyone in the President at Congress. Water- letter stated that the environ- At Dungarvan: 2 p.m. U-16 H. McGrath); 3 p.m. (C; Na Brici mously reappointed as the to play around' with us for most Gleeson Cup — East v. West: v. Baile U; Dhuibh (L. Ahern). club I would like to extend SILAGE Council's representative to thefor d will have ten delegates ment for such a function was there. totally unsuitable for obvious of the hour. It is not a game congratulations to Mr. and It is time to get out your Annual Meeting of the Irish that can be written about, but Mrs. Bill Sheehan of Caseyville nitrogen dressing for first cut Public Bodies 'Mutual Insurance reasons and they requested HURLERS PREPARE that in future that all such pre- t certainly is a worrying situa- whc celebrated their 40th silage now. Contact your to be held in Dublin at the Following Sunday's results in tion when Kerry and Limerick wedding anniversary last ACOT Advisor for recommen- sentations be made in a more March monthly meeting of Wa- the quarter finals, it is nowappropriat e place. can both hammer us to this ex- week-end. dations. terford Co. Council. known that, the high scoring tent. We play Clare at Bansha The Sheehan family has Tipperary. who trounced Antrim The chairman. James Tobin on next Saturday and this will been intrinsically linked wiith at Croke Park on Sunday will said that serious note would be be our final game in this league. DUNGARVAN VOCATIONAL SCHOOL our club over many decades, be our opponents. ThP Premier taken of the letter and Rev. Fr It's bound to be talked about at lemirtW n.t the neXJt. County and indeed Mrs. Sheehan's own County sldp are now back to P TT-itzfterald. county hurling of- family, the Moloneys of cush- i reality toUowins their amazln'4 ficer asked all concerned with Board meeting on April 11th. Enrolling of New Pupils cam. have also had a deep in- DEPUTY DEASY QUESTIONS POWER flop a.galnst Kilkenny and that under-age teams being present- volvement with us in the nast. fright seems to have the effect ed with trophies, to co-operate SELECTORS MEET will take place on seriously in this matter. He said On Monday night of last May they both enjoy many that their selectors wished. week, junior, under 21 and more years together. They will now prepare in a big he appreciated the concern show- by the Pioneer members minor hurling selectors met way to make sure of beating with some members of Colsde TRAINING OF HEALTH BOARD C.E.0. Waterford in two weeks time. and felt sure that their timely Saturday, March 26 A reminder that the training The following two questions In order to contain expendi- complaint would have the de- Gnotha to discuss plans for the Waterford will resume train- forthcoming -Munster cham- at 2 p.m. sessions are now in full swing were put down for answer in ture within the specified limits, ing on one night each .week sired effect. and at the same time, to ensure pionships and on Monday night on Tuesday and Thursday the Dail on March 15 by Deputy from now until the semi-final. FIXTURES MEETING of this week the senior and The Principal and members of sfaff will be present nights. Generally speaking the Austin Deasy : that adequate services are pro- Despite their decisive win The county -and divisional of- junior football selectors had a to meet parents. players response thus far has vided a Chief Executive Officer against Waterford in November ficers met on Monday night last get-together to organise collec- been quite encouraging but we (1) To ask the Minister for requires the full support of the our men will gear themselves Health the authority or lati- to decide on dates and venues tive training of both. This will would hooe to see everyone board members In determining for a real'-go" at the favourites for the senior championships begin at, Fraher Field on next making the effort from here tude the Chief Executive budgetary strategy. In the ab- here. Officer of a health board has In and to get agreement on theMonda y night. on. sence Of such support or suit- SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME concurrent running of the divi- TEAM WORK SCHEME allowing a financial overrun in able alternative measures, a AH 14 senior football clubs a particular year-, if he can cur- sional championships, which The 'Team Work Scheme, Chief Executive Officer must will be in action on Sunday like the senior championships, which has been very well or- tail such activity: if guidelines tak-p discretionary action open next when seven first round OPEN MEETING have been issued in recent years will commence in April. ganised by the county coach- to him. This action, which Phelan Cup games will take ing committee, will get under- — on — in such cases: and the details might include the disemploy- place at five venues. This is PENIOR HURLING ir. each caso. way on the- second week in April ment of a large number of key now a knock-out competition ao Waterford senior hurlers will and In order to ensure that (2) To ask the Minister for temporary staff and the unduly with just one chance for allpla y Dublin at Walsh Park on ARDMORE WRECK teams, t.he games are sure to be everything is in readiness, Health if he will outlinP the v/idespread application of the Saturday afternoon, ln what training and coaching Of the control he and his Department severance package, could result very competitive. will likely be their final public team of young coaches began RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE TO BE LEFT THERE? have in the spending by each in services being affected in a NIRE v, STRADBALLY outing before meeting Tipper- on Monday night last. After a He had no statutory powers health Board of their annual relatively unplanned way. It Is A repeat of the county final ary in the league semi-final on three weeks training course and to remove wrecked vessels or to allocation. preferable, therefore, that last year. It won't be as good or April 10th in Croke Park. a few sessions with Munster EUROPEAN COMMUNITY direct that, they be removed, boards agree a plan of action as exciting but it. will be close. ?COR coach. Eoin Liston. the team SPEAKERS: Mr. Brendan Daly, T.D.. Minis- REPLY that will minimise the adverse In the final last year the Nire With some considerable diffi- should be well skilled for their ter for the Marine, has inform- effects of the necessary mea- were displeased with the result culty we -were able to get, the jobs before being appointed to PROF. TOM RAFTERY, MEP ed members of Waterford In his reply, the Minister Dr. sures on service levels. and claimed that they should results of the Munster semi- their various tasks. O'Hanlon stated: Section 31 of have won the game. The result finals of the adult Scor which KEANELAND CUP MR. AUSTIN DEASY, TD County Council in the course of It is incumbent on any Minis- a letter read at the Councils the Health Act 1970 limits the of this one won't prove any- took place almost two weeks SEN. KATHARINE BULBUL1A expenditure which can be in-ter for Health to ensure that thing about last year's cham- ago. Whatever about standards Tallow 3-8: Canpoquin 2-8 March monthly meeting. The all controls available to him are pionship meeting. Several of The first semi-final of the Minister wa replying to queries curred by health boards. It also or interest showing a down- Venue: s reauires the Chief Executive Of- utilised in preventing unapprov- Stradbally'* side including Eoin ward trend, the publicity side Keaneland Cup Hurling Tour- made by the Council concerning ed expenditure being incurred. and Fintan O'Brien, David Kir- nament organised by the Lis- the crane ship "Samson' which ficer to inform both the board of things ' seems to be really and the Minister for Health. If I have ensured that such con- wan. Pat Curran and goal- gone to pot. l think It is time was wrecked at Rams Head. trol were exercised in 1987 and keeper Kieran Hefferna, have Ardmore during the past win- he is of the opinion that a de- n that the County Board began cision or proposed decision of will be exercised In the current been playing and training with to have an involvement ln this, LISMORE HOTEL, LISMORE year. the county football team and The Munster finals will take cwneT^ofthe iSeHessel | thVboa7d would incur expend! this will be the factor to decide had asked to remove it but ture in contravention of this place at Connolly Hall. Cork, on been section This control is further the result, in their favour. Strad- Saturday April 9th and Water- TUESDAY, MARCH 29 ir. the event of this not being strengthened by Section 33 of bally to win. It's the first of the ford will be represented by the PLANNING 8.30 p.m. done, a harbour authority or two at Fraher Field. th" same Act. which allows the following clubs, who qualified ln ALL WELCOME the Commissioners of Irisn Minister for Health to lay down DAIL QUESTION DUNHILL V. BALLINAMEELA the semi-finals: Figure Dancing Light.- could remove it if it was conditions and give directions This will be the second and -"Dungarvan'; Solo Singing — .Meeting sponsored by Prof. Tom Raftery. MEP. corsid°r»d to be an obstruction in regard to borrowing of I don't, know why It has been Tramore: Novelty Act — sliabh PERMISSIONS FOR or a danger to natation money bv health boards. given top 'billing' as I don't ex- gCua: Question Time — St. European Peoples Party (Fine Gael) The Chairman. Cllr. P. Ken- I have in the current year Mary's. Kill: Ballad Group — neally said that the wreck was ABOUT pe-ct it to be as good as the first made an order under Section 31 Ballinameela seem to havP prob- B'onmahon. We wish them the still theTe and it now looked as in respect, or one health board, lems about fielding at strength I best of good luck if It was going to be left there. which has not, as yet. agreed a at thlis time Of the year and I DUNGARVAN Cllr £ Kvne who raised the budget, within the expenditure they never seem to get well or- j RESULTS question of the removal of the limits set in my Department's SUPPLEMENTARY ganis-ed until the championship Because Of poor weather con- wreck in the first instance de- letter of allocation. is well underway. Because of ditions late in the week, a num- scribed the situation as very this, 1 expect to see Dunhill win ber of the- fixtures announced URBAN unsatisfactory." this on° with a little to spare. for Sunday were upset and new WELFARE KILROSSANTY v. venues had to be found—some The Co. Manager. Mr. D. DUNGARVAN almost at the last m-lnute. Kil- Hurley, has made orders grant- Bord Solathair an Leictreachais To ask the Minister for When they met, at Stradbally macthomas and Cappoquin ing planning permission appli- Social Welfare f he will change in the championship last sum- were unplayable and FraheT cations in ithe following cases in present regulations to allow mer there was not, a whole lot Field could take only one game. the Dungarvan Urban area:— TALLOW GAA NOTES health boards to pay supple- between the sides, but, at thSte. Augustine's College came to That permission be granted NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS in the Sargent Cup on a score mentary welfare allowances in samp time, the reigning cham- the rescue here and the Bally- to Casey TV aind Cable-vision TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES of 1-6 to 1-5. The heavy pitch respect of children aged 18 and pions on the day were a shade duff v. Dunhiill tie was -played Rentals, Borheen, Dungarvan Tallow hurlers return to sen- didn't suit and the conditions over, who are in full-time above the Old Bforo' team when having been moved from Fra- for extension to existing pre- In order to carry out essential improvements ior ranks in the Keaneland Cup were terrible but, both -teams second level education, and the pressure was on. Thehe r Field. This, like most o-f the mises. and alterations to our networks, we regret semi-final on St. Patrick s Day. whose parents are in receipt of majority of the Dungarvan other games played on the got to grips fairly well with the To Mario Flavin to convert that it will be necessary to interrupt the against Cappoquin was a win- conditions — Dungarvan just unemployment assistance. — team were in training right up afternoon was a very tough and first floor to 2 offices and ning one, on the score of 3-8i to holding on for a one point, win. Austin Deasy. to December as they were en- uncompromising encounter. Bal- change shop front to 2 doors a-t electricity supply as follows: 2-8 The atrocious conditions Tallow had a lot of possession gaged in the under 21 football lyduff. perhaps a little lucky, made it a terrible day for hur- For written answer Tuesday, 30, Mary Street. SHANDON R/A in the second half but failed dis- 15 March. championship, so .they will be came off winners by a narrow To Carmel Horan for erect on ling The return of Connie cur- mally to convert a number of as fit as Kilrossanty whose Pat margin. Tom Whelan refereed. ley to the blue and gold was Reply by the Minister, Dr. of a sign on- 1st floor of Priory Tuesday, March 29, '88 — From 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — good chances and the fact that Woods: Increases of unem- Quinn. Pierrie White. Jim Ma- At. Fraher Field, the game be- House. Main Street. most welcome and his contribu- they only scored 1 point in the her and others were in training tween Lismore and Roanmore Clonkerdin. Cool. Whitechurch, BaHygamon, Ballyinulalla, tion of 5 points helped enor- ployment assistance and supple- To Dungarvan Crystal Sports half speaks for itself. mentary welfare allowance 'n with the county panel through was more competitive than a Keereen, Johnstown. Auchacorick Br. mously to the 3 Polnt. win But number of the championship and Leisure Club, Kilrush for Te^m—Martin Murphy.^Mich- | aspect of child dependants are the winter months. The Comer- new extension to provide a it was far from a one man show agh side have- played a couple games i saw last year. The play- however and from Martin Mur- ael Tm . Cunningham- . Jim— O'Don- payable up to aGalway champions Athenry. 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating John B'oylan, N.T.. wa a mem- —after Bialllnacourty had scor- The acute shortage of refer- To Michael Burke. La-wlor s Henley < 1-01 - Pat, Murphy (l-0i. s Printed and published by the ed 15 points in a miraculous ees was highlighted in the 1987 Hotel for the construction of a Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. John Beecher. ber of this victorious team. John is a member of the teach- Proprietors at their Office and come-back in t.he second half. Sargent Cup final between Mt. third floor to accommodate 10 Office immediately. Tallow's second .game ol tne ing staff at Tallow National Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Both sides will be under- Sion and Portlaw at Walsh bedrooms and a conference weekend ended in defeat School. — (P.R.O.). Dungarvan Co. Waterford. strength but all the same there Park, when well-known inter- atrium at Lawlor's Hotel. against Dungarvan in Lismore PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1988. Co. Council Discuss Lotteries, REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS SUCCESSFUL WEST WATERFORD DRAMA Levies And Free Draws FESTIVAL At the monthly meeting of I know of people who pay a lot The Co. Manager. Mr. Hurley The most successful festival, Confined Section — Best Play Waterford Co. Council held in | more on lottery tickets than said that the motives behind so far, concluded with the Glen bower Theatre, Killeagh, Dungarvan there were brief they would in paying their ser- the. proposal were admirable awards ceremony in Lismore with B. G. McCarthy's "The references to the national lot- vice charges. We should run our but they had a fairly successful Hotel. Success can sometimes be Wlhiip Band"; Best Producer — tery. to a levy on petrol to own lottery for them." discount system operating measured through box-oifice Mart in Fitzgerald (Thu.rles) for fund road repairs and to a where the collection of charges success, othertimes through N Simon's "Prisoner of Second free draw as an incentive for Ollr. C. O Rlain said that the was concerned. While he would Avenue"; Best Actor William Co. Manager had already as- quality and standard of per- the payment of service not like to see the proposal dis- formances but this year the Kel'ly (Glenbower); Best Actress charges. sured the Council that he would missed out of hand he thought leave no stone unturned in the combination of both criteria —Anne Kelly (Thurles); Best it could be deferred for the pre- guaranteed a most enchanting Supporting Actor—Anthony Fla- DROMANA BRIDGE collection of the charges from sent and the costs involved everyone concerned. ''I have run for both patrons ano v'n (Glenbower); Best support- could be teased out in the year ing Actress—'Diane Lasey ('Holy- The Chairman, Cllr. P. Ken- faith in the Manager to do this ahead. organisers alike. Box-.office suc- neally proposed that funding and i don't think there should cess can be noted from the fact cross -Bail y c a h i 11) in "Diary of from the National Lottery be be any need for such a lottery It was agreed to adopt this that over 2,000 seats were filled Anne Frank." made available to the Council in the curcumstances," he said. suggestion. over the ten nights,, while a Technical Awards Best Set to repair and maintain the or- splendid performance by dual •Kilmeen; Best presentation— namental structure at Dromana all-Ireland winners, Moat Club, Bridge. He said that it was a Naas, of Hugh Leonard's 'Da' Kilmeen; Most Entertaining disgrace that this unique struc- could only achieve third place Play — Moat Club. ture should be allowed to de- overall is indicative of tihe high teriorate to its present extent. standard operating. 'The proposal was seconded RICE CUP by Ollr. James A. Walsh. TROUT ANGLING AWARDS Mr. J. O'Flynn, County En- Kilmeen deservingly, won four gineer said that the work in- awards in the open section wjth volved would require a lot, of Moat Club accumulating three, FINE WIN money but he agreed that it IS NOW "A RICH MAN S while Glen bower Theatre, Kil- was something that should be leagh came out top in the Con- done. The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week comes to us courtesy of 'Mr. Donal fined Section. Kilmeen d.d an FOR Mr. Dan Hurley. Co. Manager SPORT" Walsh, Lower Main Street, Dungarvan and recalls the very early days of the Lifeboat Station absolutely splendid job with re- said that It might be possible to Stating that a number of The Chairman, Mr. Charlie in Helvick. Particulars about the photo are rather hazy but it was taken aboard the lifeboat latively sketchy material in 'nave some work done there lakes In the county had been Boland explained that the main stationed at Helvick in the very early 1930's as it cruised in Dungarvan harbour while '"lhe Highest House oat the later in the year from a special handed over to the control of concern was the erosion of LISMORE Mountain," and as adjudicator, LISMORE CBS 3-6 fund which he had set up. the Southern Fishery Board, goodwill towards local anglers under inspection. On board were (reading left to right) members of the Lifeboat Committee Jimmy McCIatohie said, they The proposal was passed. Cllr. P. Cahill, speaking at, the which is essential to the success headed by John F. Moloney, Priory House, Dungarvan, Roly Moloney, do., Mrs. Nan O'Meara did John B. Keane proud. They MIDLETON CBS 2-1 March monthly meeting of Wa- of angling tourism. and Mr. Michael O'Meara. Dungarvan UDC, Coxswain 'Walsheen Kit' Walsh, Thomas Mur- certainly gave credence to the iLismore CBS had a fine win PETROL LEVY terford Co. Council, said that tenet that it's not so much over Midleton in this Rice Cup trout anglers who fished hi Mr. Boland said that in view ray, Troy, the visiting Inspector of Lifeboats. The identity of the others, including the Cllr. James A. Walsh propos- of the Taoiseach's personal in- boy in the forefront, was not known but perhaps some readers in the Ring and Helvick what you do, but rather the clash on Tuesday. Ma'rch 9 in these lakes now found that they terest, In tourism as expressed way that you do it. ed that the Council asik the had to pay a fee of £30 a year districts might be able to solve this for us. Lismore. Midleton, who had Government to consider a 2p to the Board. This was in ad- through the Tourism Task Perhaps the greatest adula- beaten Lismore on their three per gallon levy on petrol and dition to the £15 rod licence Force he should intervene dir- tion during the final adjudica- previous mieetcjngs were no uther oils and to allocate the they had to pay and on top of ectly with the Minister for Mar- tion was held for Carrick-on- match for a more skilful Lis- monies from such a levy to all that, anglers could only take ine on this matter. Mr. Boland Suir's Peg Power who won the more side. Local Authorities to be used 6 fish at each outing. He said added that this concern was best actress award for her per- Davy Nugent at full forward solely for the maintenance and unanimous amongst, all the Dir- 9 that this was a disgrace and he ttoirman.ee as Mommo in Tom i scored two goals in the first improvement of County Roads. proposed that, they protest to ectors on the Board. Murphy's "Bailegangaire." This, half and was unlucky not to Speaking to the motion, Cllr. the Fishery Board over the £30 said McClatchie, was the best score more. With Paddy O'Don- Walsh said that because of the charge. Bishops Pastoral On performance, by an actor, either nell having a superb match at lack of adequate funding their male or female, that he had fulllbaek, ably assisted by roads were deteriorating In a Seconding the proposal, Cllr. M. O'Riordan said that these The following are exitmaiqbs seen in over eighteen yiears of centreback Tom Feeney. M'i die- very bad manner for the past amateur festival adjudication. few years He pointed out that charges were now making trout from the pastoral letter on ton found the going tough up petrol prices now fluctuated angling a rich man's sport, as temperance by tihe Irish Catho- Overall, he said, such was the front. A. Tinnelly and O. Cor- every month between 5p and the ordinary person could not DUNGARVAN A.C. lic Bishops read at Masses in quality oi the top three plays in coran were we'll in control at lOo a gallon and he thought afford to pay a total of £45. in Ireland on Sunday last. Temperance the opein section that any oi midfield with Tinnelly scoring that another 2p would not order to fish It was, he said, a them would grace the all-Ire- two points from 65s and Cor- make much difference to the sham on the part of the De- I0K. CONCERN land sitage in Athlone and coran adding four more from price, "i think that such a levy partment and the Fishery ROAD RACE programme of education in our i tlon that enables us to live life ultimately be worthy winners. play. S. Hickey scored Lismore's Board, the way they had misled There is a growing concern ' to the full. final goal. would be the least painful met- Preparations are well in hand schools, for co-ordinaited effort LOCAL ASPECT hod of raising funds required anglers, "i can tel] you that throughout the country at the May the Holy Spirit help us As well as t;he players men- for our Road Race on Easter at local level between parents, To a large extant it was left to repair the roads;" he said. there is a great deal of discon- widespread abuse of alcohol priests, teachers and community to get tihe life 'initio perspective. tioned. M. Clanciyi K. Geary tent among the fishermen at Sunday. The route is the same including an alarming increase May he give special help to our to Killeagh to fly the local flag and P'h'llp He,key played well The proposal was seconded the way they have been treat- as last year following the main leaders. with their fine w.n in the con- by Cllr. P. Coffey. in under-age drinking. It ls a What we iare asking for is a young people to accept the for Lismore. ed." he said. streets of the town and Abbey- concern thflit we actively share. challenge of temperance and to fined section. Also in this sec- Lismore CBS — B. Ormonde Cllr. B. Kyne said that, while side. We hope that lots of concerted effort in every parish tion, KCK were somewhat dis- Cllr. P. Coffey said that the We write this letter therefore to nob just' to eliminate the prac- use the precious gift of youth in (Lismore), G. O'Keeffe (Bally- the motivation behind the pro- new charges would also prove people will turn out along the draw further attention to the ia balanced 'and healthy way. appointing with a production posal might be alright he felt way to cheer the athletes along. tices of excessive and under-age duff), P. O'Donnell (Bally- a big disincentive to tourism. seriousness of the problem, to Because their future concerns which never got to grips with saggart), F. Moor© (Tallow i, M. there was a flaw in it as taxa- The starting time is 3 p.m. at drinking but to provide healthy the material. carr.ck-on-Suir The proposal was passed alert people to their responsi- leisure activities for people of us all, may we help them to Clancy 'Ballysaggart). T. Fee- tion on the motoring public was unanimously. the top of Wolfe Tone Street bilities in the matter and grow happily to adulthood. must be slightly disappointed at already very high. (He also felt Entries are already coming in to all ages, not winning the open section ney (Ba'llyduff), R. O'Sullivan S.E.R.T.O. CONCERNED make the strongest possible ap- May he heal those who suffer (Lismore), A. Tinnelly 'Lis- that the condition of the roads ABOUT FISHING LICENCES and a field of over 200 athletes CALL FOR TEMPERANCE but wiith further festivals ahead is expected. We hope this will peal for the practice of Tem- On any way as a result of drun- more), O. Corcoran' (Ballyduff), was due to the cut back in the perance. We end 'this message with a kenness or alcoholism. May he they are guaranteed all-Ireland road fund allocations by the Ai the Board Meeting of the include many local people. final material. C. Cullinane (Cappoquin), S. South Eastern Regional Tour- direct appeal to every individ- inspire many people 'to make a Government and on that basis ual to practise -the virtue of Hickey ( Ballyduff i. K. Geary ism Organisation held on the POSITIVE ATTITUDE TO spiritual sacrifice and join the Ballyduff won no awards, but (Ballyduff). L. Feeney (Bally- he was not prepared to support TRAINING FOR THE 10k. DRINK Temperance. Temper,alnce means Pioneers. Mlay he make all of us the proposal. 10th March the Directors ex- many friends, with their pro duff). D. Nugent iBallysaggart), nressed serious concern regard- Response to our 10k training balance and moderation. It is conscious of our responsibilities. duct'ion of Brian Fr/el's "Phila- Cllr. P. Cahill said that there We would like to emphas'se am essential element hi the P. Hickey (Lismore). Sub. M. ing the introduction of fishing sessions each Tuesday at 8 p.m. And may he move us to imme- delphia Here I Come.'' An ob- Daly for L. Feeney. would also be a difficulty if the has been very good with a core alt the very beginning that Christian li'fe. At one level it diate aict-iOn, in our local com- money was, to be collected by licences particularly as they ap- there should be nothing puri- viously under-rehearsed Haul- attendance of at least 20 and Is a daunting vCrtue. It's all munities. ,to overcome excessive bowline. twice .previous winners the Government. "We all know plied to all forms of anglin tanical in tihe Cihristi aim's atti- many casual callers as well about restraint arud self-denial clrlnfclng and to promote 'tlhe of tine festival, were a genuine that any money that \£to ^ — availed of by tourists tude to drink. Alcohol is a. -, -very cT*all'l-ein,g1n,g. i • • P-. ^ e c\\i f,ir wm not come virtue of Temperance. from God, part of His creation Never think of Temperance ae dlisappo'.ntimeuit with "Three ATHLETICS back." he. said. and perfectly good in itself. To K'lssued by the standing Com- Men on a Horse," but such is The proposal was passed in a thin or timid virtue. On the the talent of this group that the form of a recommendation. offer a drink to others or to contrary, it is positive and mittee of the Irish Bishops share a drink with friends is a Conference on behalf of the they are sure to bounce back courageous. It is all about stronger than ever next year. FREE DRAW normal anid human pairt of freedom from excess or addiilc- Bishops of Ireland.) social life. The Christian life is A rather weary organising SILVERMINTS Cllr. P. Coffey proposed that meant to be stnong oni celebra- committee can look back then TOURANEENA NOTES on a job well done, a festival of the Council institute a free SET CLUB NEWS should be possible to organise tion and hospitality. Drink draw for those levied with ser- taken in modeoation can play major success and a further CROSS COUNTRY vice charges as at present con- Following the county final of a bus to travel to the Munster a pleasafrut part in both. accumulation of knowledge to stituted. Participating members Senior Soar which was held in final. This is your chance to ensure that next year's event see 'the boys' as you've never to be those who have paid all Kill on, March 6, the club had CONSEQUENCES OF shall surpass even this year's. CHAMPIONSHIPS levies by a certain date. Details to ibe content with one county seen them before. Congratula- EXCESalVE DRINKING REOPENING OF KILMACTHOMAS The festival committee is ex- to be worked out and put before final title—our Novelty Act, tions to them. tremely grateful to the press, the Council for approval. made up of Monnie Hallahan, Moderate drinking is one its sponsors and advertisers, its IN IDYLLIC SETTING Hard luck to our senior set thing. Excessive consumption of patrons .and a.bove all the visit- All the hard work which goes Cllr. Coffey referred to the Diarmaid Hallahan, James Cot- dancers who competed s£> well in "hassle" created by the charges ter and Mossie Cliffe—and what alcohol is another. Indeed ex- COURTHOUSE ing groups for this great social into hosting an All-Ireland the county final but were out of cessive consumption of alcohol and cultural success, guaran- Cross Country Championship and generally in collecting a good team 'they are. They luck on the night. Also, well revenue for the Council. "But," is one otf the great social evils Kilmacthomas Courthouse re- adequate Court accommodation teed by enormous cumulative was amply rewarded when the have surprised us all and have done to our question time team novated and reconstructed by in Kilmacthomas. But, pointing and co-operative effort. he added, "we are a nation of proved that the Sliabh gCua of our country. It has conse- curtain fell on Silverments All- gamblers as has been proved by of Pat Hearne, Gerry Connors, quences for individuals, for Waterford Co. Council at a cost to the very excellent job which Ireland Colleges Cross Country Club is as versatile as any in and Shane Hallahan, who never of £25,000, was officially re- had now been done and to the FULL 'RESULTS the National Lottery and i the country. families, for the well-being of Championships at about 4.15 flail to line out for us, to Shane the nation. It damages physical opened on Wednesday, March fact that court business only re- Open Section — Biest Play— p.m on Saturday, 12th March. On Saturday, March 12 they who also competed in thie Re- health, impairs individual judg- 16. The ceremony was perform- quired the building twice a Kilmeen with j. B. Keane's The setting for these cham- travelled to Tipperary Town to citation section and to Jioanne ment and leads at times to a ed jointly by Cllr. P. Kenneally. month, he recommended that "Highest House on the Mo,unr pionships was idyllic. Dungar- compete in the Munster semi- who competed in the solo-sing- degree of personal dependence Chairman. Waterford Co. Coun- the building should have a dual tain"; Best Producer — Bredha van Bay stretched out in front final against teams from Tip- ing section. Better luck to them which is little short of slavery. cil and District Justice P. Kee- purpose by also being used for Sexton (.'Moat club, Naas) for of the athletes, behind them perary and Clare. Their Novelty all the next time round. It strains relationships between nan Johnson A Guard of Hon- local community functions. He Hugh Leonard's -'Da"; Best the gentle slopes of the Comer- Act entitled "The Card Game, husband and wife, shatters the our was provided by the Gardai expressed his deep appreciation Actor — Tom O'Donovan (Kil- aghs looked down majestically NATIONAL LOTTERY Congratulations — The club under Supt. M. Keane, Tramore to the ratepayers and taxpayers or. who is Fooling Who" had would like to extend congratula- cohesiveness of fjamily life, fills meen); Best Actress — Peg on them, and the track Itself stiff opposition from the other and Inspector E. Keating, Dun- for providing the money to do was an athlete's dream. Level, tions to one of its members, growing children with unease garvan. power (Brewery Lane, Ciarrick- two counties but they did not and apprehension aind trains- the job and he thanked the Co. an-Suir) in Tom Murphy's except for one gentle slope, it SALES TOPPED let us down and gave a super Marita Nugent, who recently Manager. Mr. Dan Hurley the was still sufficiently testing to became engaged to Billy Bar- forms a happy childhood into Having welcomed all present Co. Council, the Co. Engineer. "Bailegangaire"; Best Support- performance. They were justly a horrible memory. Perhaps the to th° reopening. Cllr. Kenneal- ing Actor—Pat Kinevan (Moat sort out the winners. A dry sod rewarded by gaining a place in ron, Modeligo. We wish them Mr. John O'Flynn and his staff and brisk breeze made for ideal both the best of luck. worst consequence of excessive ly said that the entire building, for having the work carried out Club); Best Supporting Actress £IOOm. the Munster final which will be drinking is not the men and both internally and externally, —Eileen Casey (Ennis,cor thy) in running conditions, and many At a press conference follow- held in Cork ,on April 9. so quickly and in such an excel- athletes discarded their spikes women it makes drunk but the had now been given a badly lent manner. T. Murphy's "Conversations on ing the first annual general children it maikes afraid. needed facelift and the external a Homecoming." and elected to run barefoot on meeting of An Post National This is a "first" for the club appearance could not, be a Mr. Dan Hurley, Co. Manager the firm sod. Lottery Company, the Chair- and they are in there with a Immoderate drinking has source of criticism any longer. said that within a month they man of the Company; Mr. Ger- very good chance in the Mun- little respect for either Christ's had been thanked by a judge commandments or the moral Great credit for this was due to and a district justice for the ex- ard Harvey. said that The Na- ster final. Rather than give any the combined efforts of the tional Lottery had sales of over secrets away about the Novelty QUESTION ON teaching of His Church. If it Council's Engineering Staff and cellence of the courthouses pro- £102 million in the 9 months Act we would ask that you give can lead to uneasy relationships the Contractors on the job. M/s. vided by the Co. Council. He in 1987 ln which it traded. within marriage, it, can lead to said that they were very glad to DUNGARVAN them your support oin April 9. Illicit lialisooi's outside and to a E. O'Brien & Sons, Dungarvan, have achieved what had been 'Mr. Harvey also said that the Aniylbody wishing to travel to CHARGES FOR degree of sexual irresponsibility he said. done. Referring to the need to National Lottery had paid out Cork should give their name .to among the unmarried which District Justice Keenan John- rationalise the situation in re- CHORAL prizes at an average rate of £1 any member of the group or to sobriety would never condone. son praised the Co. Council for sard to court accommodation millioin per week during 1987 club secretary, Joanne Crotty. If DUNGARVAN And there are other ways in responding with such alacrity "in the triangle of the towns of The prize fund allocation for we have enough names it which alcohol, when excessively to his request for suitable and Lismore. Tallow and Cappo- NOTES the period stood at £43.4 million. consumed by the individual, quin," Mr. Hurley felt that the At the end of 1987, The Na- TOWN DUMP gets into the bloodstream of the provision of one decent centre I would like to take this op- tional Lottery had contributed The new charges introduced communiby. It causes carnage to serve the three towns should portunity to extend our sym- pathy to one of our prominent more than £40 million to the CYCLING earlier in the month for the use on our roads, proposes a de- be adequate. He said that it was beneficiary fund for cornmunitiy of the town dump in Dungar- structive life-style to our young his ambition to upgrade and members, Mary Kelly, an the recent death of her mother I As usual in Cross Country, based projects that the nation van by commercial concerns and retards, through inefficien- renovate the existing building there werP many heroines and needs but could not otherwise were referred to by Cllr. B. cy aind absenteeism, 'the vital NEW G.A.A. in Lismore to fulfil this purpose. hope that Mary and her family heroes. Ed Bourke (Borriso- afford. Kyne at the March monthly economic development upon will find the strength and com- leighi was in superb for in TO THE FOREFRONT fort to help them through this m In his Chairman's Statement meeting of Waterford Co. Coun- which employment aind social Mr. J. P. Gordon. Solr.. Dun- Inter Boya. but whn is to say in the Annual Report, Mr. Har- cil. Cllr. Kyne spoke of the- re- progres® depend. The fact that COACHING VIDEO garvan, President Waterford sad time. that he had more courage and vey stated that th'.'s extraordin- action of those subject to the so many of our young people The G.A.A. in conjunction Law Society, speaking on behalf I would also like to take this heart than the girl who came ary level of beneficiary funding charges and said that the un- drink to excess is particularly with Avonmore Creameries Ltd.. of the legal profession thanked opportunity to congratulate two 45th and 4th on her team? In was the result not only of the derstanding was that they tragic. has launched a new 55 minute the Co. Council and the Build- other prominent members of cross country running "the spectacular sales performance, would have to obtain a ticket video, The Skills of Gaelic Foot- ing Contractors for the very fine the Society. Firstly, Anette Geo- team is all." and to run "for the job which had now been done team" is the priority. Congratu- but also of t'he Company's suc- before going to the dump but PARISH EFFORT ball Directed by Joe Lennon. ghegan on her success on the cess in maintaining operational no one knew where to go to get on the Courthouse in Kilmac- tv show "Live At Three" We lations to ail the winners and the video illustrates the skills thomas. He said that the Co. expenses well below the ceiling these tickets. What can, be done? Well' there of Gaelic Football in four sec- look forward to seeing her in to the losers also for taking stipulated in its licence. is no sudden or dramatic solu- Council had been to the fore- the final in April. Secondly, and part. In addition he said that a tions — Receiving Skills, Play- front in providing excellent SPRATT ON TOUR OF tion for such a deep-rooted inBallymaloe House, Niall McWilllams and Mick it brought, them back to the tiously aind consistently because test. who also perform the represented the contractors and see printed in this column, tern pant of bhe county are Oon O'Connell, Cork Kerry Walsh are the members of the question of double taxation. In even though enforcement of theme music Solo Runner, com- alsc present was Mr John please contact me the week-end asked to get their athletes in- Tourism, Angela Dillon. Irish team selected for the Girvan the case of regular users he law is only a partial response, O'Flynn Co. Engineer. before publication when the Tourist Industry Federation, event which is fixed for April posed by group member Peter volved in the NDC Milk Run on said that they could be open to lib does have a positive aind Eades. Mr. B. J. Nally. Co. Secretary notes are being written so that March 27. Sponsorship cards Agnes Gannon, ACOT aind re- 2-5. a discount or to an overall re- educative role to play. We make The video is based on a com- proved a most efficient Master they can be handed info the are now available in the areas presentatives from Bord Failte, The reserves for both teams duced annual charge and he our most urgent appeal for panion book of the same title of Ceremonies. newspaper on the Monday for where runs are taking place. Shannon Development and are Anthony O'Gorman and Joe would be prepared to consider example and motivation with'n which contains many more An informal reception fol- publication. Clare Heritage Centre. Barr. the matter on this basis. tlie family, far 'a sustained The proceeds go to the Irish practices and routines. lowed. — PRO Heart Foundation. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE WHAT YOU GIVE THE THAT HAS EVERYTHING A VISIT!

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Behind the SPOTLIGHT LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES BALLYSAGGART (Continued from Page GOLF CLUB NOTES ing in the Uismore Hotel ait, 8 who announced their engage- p.m. sharp. All players and ments to senior trainers Pat DUBLIN'S FAIR CITY St. Patrick's Day, miserable •members are expected to at- and Kevin. Hopefully we'll get NOTES now no longer interested in the GAA NOTES though It was did not dampen tend with any new players, sup- another year or two out of the European league. This would As we sltated in the bail-ad the enthusiasm of the small porters and parents more than ladies and gentlemen before Monthly Meeting On Tues- release all his support in South band who braved the elements welcome. With lots of new they reach retiring age. Also oomer of .this column a few day night next, iMarch 29. the Tipperary for a suitable and to play in the mixed foursomes. young players joining this year Congrats to Patricia Flynn who monthly meeting of Ballysag- weeks ago, this is the millen- That night a bigger crowd en- we are hoping for a big turn out celebrated her 21st recently. gart. GAA Club will take Place acceptable Fianna Fail candi- nium year of Dublin, our Joyed .a most enjoyable night in With at least one parent of each —JOP.R.O.). in the Community Centre at 8 date and as Deputy Fahey as no cap/it a 1 city and -there are all the clubhouse where the pre- child showing up to see how we BRIDGE NOTES p.m. The March Draw in the stranger in South Tipp where, sorts of capers going on to sentation of the Spring League are organised and offer their 1st, Mrs G. Barry and Mrs. club's non stop draiw will take and monthly prizes took olace support. M. Ryam 2nd. Mr. Tom Roche under the old alignment of the celebrate it. The current issue and music was provided by : place at, the meeting. Congratulations to our two and Mr. MI. Lineen; 3rd, Mr. Piltown Draw—If you thought South Tipp-West Waterford of "Ireland Today," the bulletin Eddie Murray and son. Rat senior girls Ann and Patricia and Mrs. F. MlcCarthy. Tobin, Willie Kearney and Lauri the prizes in the Piltown Draw Constituency, he foughit at least of the Department of Foreign McDermott. last year were something special, one election in the past, it Affairs, has even -been turned then consider the great value could, should he so choose, be Results : March 17 — 9 H. this year's draw will foe when, out as 'a Dublin Millennium Mixed — 1, J. Hoir.nlbrook and E. for the same subscription, the that Deputy Fahey iwould be Special Issue' and among other Tin-nelly: 2. M. Troy and V. prizemoney and prizes have all that candidate. -Should be opt things it contains several Nugent- Beat, gross, T. Murphy been considerably increased for Europe and be elected, and D. 'Cahill. Urban Councillors Say beautiful colour pictures o£ and made even more attractive. Deputy Fahey 'would have to The oasit weekend was very More details .from ainiy club Dublin scenes. quiet on the golf course with resign his Dail ,seat but as any officer or promoter. Demand is It contains references to the the smallest entry for a week- Congratulations bound to exceed supply when of a number of likely happen- end competition for quite a At, the March monthly meet- redundancy scheme being oper- people see the prizes. So secure ings in .the political arena in great Dublin literary giants of While. With the Bruen and Pur- ing of Dungarvan Urban Coun- ated by the Council, the Co. your ticket early to avoid dis- the long or short term are the past including Dean Swift, cell competitions getting close cil held last Monday night, con- Manager, Mr. Dan Hurley, put appointment. the foursomes was an ideal op- possible it is only time will Joyce, O'Casey. Wilde and gratulations were, on the pro- the record straight when he Card Results — lst/'2nd, Mary Behan and the only peculiar portunity for those on the pan- posal of Cllr. A. Hallahan, ex- said that this was not so but Whelan/Joe English and Jim reveal the outcome. A stint in els to get in some practice. How- tended to the organisers of the that Mr. O'Flynn wa retiring thing about it is that it was ever very few availed of the op- s O'Brien/Pad Sullivan; 3rd, Europe could well be a fitting St. Patrick's Day Parade in the under the normal age limit con- Paddy/Mary Power and Jim way for the Deputy ito conclude not a Dublin man who wrote portunity — no doubt scramfo- town (the Dungarvan Pipe dition "having now reached the i ling elsewhere. 1 Crowley Kieran Fenton; Last 5, and compiled the special issue Band). "Despite t'he very bad young age of 65." Paddy 'Roche/Mary Casey. Ducky his long political career. Results: March 19 — 18 H. weather they put on' a really Since h joined the Council's but the distinguished Kerry- Foursomes Stableford — 1. R. e table — John Kennefick / Sean great show," he said. staff iMr. O'Flynn had served as Griffin; Raffle —Willie Higg.'ns. TV PROMINENCE FOR born poet Brendan Kennelly. Ormonde (7) and D. Tobin (17) Collector of Revenues and has One wonders at that! 43 pts. Congratulations were also ex- Jla.mes Hyland. Kenny Kearney, DUNGARVAN tended to Mrs. Annette Geoghe- acted as Deputy Town Clerk on Mary Whelan. Next, weekend 26th/27th will occasions. In his preamble Kennelly gan-Qulnni on winning the re- Dungarvan received national be the annual Free sub. compe- gional o/'50 T.V. talent contest Cllr. D. Goode said that they states: "To walk through tition, which ^always attracts a organised by the Lions Clubs on would all be very sorry to see prominence last Friday night on Dublin is to walk through big crowd. Only paid up mem- the proposal of the Chairman. Michael Flynn leave as he was RTE 2 television when the bers are eligible to compete. history. It is a complex history Cllr. R. Walsh. always a most efficient and highlights of the All-Ireland Tickets for Easter Sunday On the proposal of Cllr. M. courteous officer of the Council. of many different and often Night Social are available from Schools Cross-Country Cham- Michelle Kavanagh, 9, Pinewood Lawn, Dungarvan, winner of O'Riordan good wishes for He wished him a very happy re- conflicting strains. Dublin has the social committee — num- tirement BALLYDUFF pionships held at the St. "Aideen Dynam" Shield for Solo Mime under 17 recently, at many happy years were exten- a deep, firm, cocky sense of bers will be limited and as ded to Supt. M. English who is Cllr. B Kyne said he was sure Augustine's College grounds there has been a big demand itself .... The Northern ,poet, Feis Maitiu, Cork. This prestigious Feis has been in existence to retire from active service every member would join in- ex- were screened. The 600 plus lor 63 years and this year attracted over 16,000 entries. Michelle already, you should book your shortly. All members joined tending these good wishes to NOTES Louis MacNeice, has grappled tickets immediately. BALLY DUFF/BALLINVELLA/ competitors an'd their mentors is taught by Mary Flynn. ALCM (Eloc.), Kilcooney, Ballina- with Cllr. O'Riordan in paying Mr. Flynn. The departure of eloquently with Dublin's iden- tributes to Supt. English as an such efficient officials raised BALLYSAGGART were delighted with the ex- niult. (Photo: David Stearn) Fixtures: Sat./Sun. 26th'27th tity: Refund Of Sub. 18 H. Stroke. outstanding and compassionate the question of the future ef- COMHALTAS NOTES cellent course and facilities Sat. 26th — Cork Examiner police officer. fectiveness of the council. An enjoyable session was which had been made available Pointing out that one- of the held recently In Meaghers' Bar. She is not an Irish town Society — tee reserved 10 a.m. Every good wish was also ex- at St. Augustine's. to 11.30 a.m tended to Liam O'Mahony, Ab- jobs which Mr. Flynn always Ballysaggart and once again we And she is not English ... Mon. 28th — Garda Society- beyside who recently retired did particularly well was the would like to thank Eileen and Fort of the Dane. preparation of the voting regis- Brendan for the use of their In a letter to Bro. Patrick tee reserved 10.30 to 12 noon. after many years as Band- Garrison of the Saxon, master of the Dungarvan Brass ter, he asked whether this premises. Lennon, OSA, Mr. D. A. R. would n.ow be so for the On St. Patrick's night musi- Augustan capital ^ NORRIS BROS. LTD. LISMORE GOLF CLUB LADIES & Reed Band on the proposal Chillingworth, President of thie The Spring League is con- ot the Chairman and his suc- future. cians and dancers from the Of a Gaelic nation. branch had a busy time as they Irish Schools Athletic Associa- tinuing with just two rounds to cessor Francis Kenealy was The County Manager. Mr. tion stated that: "it was great Appropriating all N/ , Stradbally, Co. Waterford go. Team "Spades" have gone congratulated and wished every Hurley said that, Michael took part in concerts in both n Knockanore and Tallow. t'o see everything laid out so The alien brought, FARM AND IM USTRIAL BUILDINGS into the lead — 168 pts. Team success in the future. Cllr. Mary O'Flynn had always proved a "Clubs" and "Diamonds" are on Dixon said that Liam O'Maho- most efficient officer who had Plans are well ahead for our well and the school grounds in You give me time for thought 157 pts. Team "Hearts" 135 pts. ny had been a member of the always shown every courtesy to trip to Brittany at Easter. More such good order. We were made And by a juggler's trick band for 60 years from the time the members, to the public, to details about this later. We Design, We Cost, We Fabricate and Erect — Haysheds, The "Queen of the Hills" this very welcome by everybody and You,poise the toppling hour— week is Mrs. Geraldine Canning. that he first joined as a young his colleagues and to himself On Thursday night, March 24. O greyness run to flower, Lean-tos, Beef Units. Portal Frames. Winner of last week's 9 Hole boy. and he now wished him many ceili and set, dancing classes nothing was too mudh trouble. competition was Mrs B. Henry RETIRING ON AGE LIMIT happy years in retirement to start in the Hall at 8 p.m. I hope you will pass on our Grey stone, grey water (361 21 pts. While several members of the pursue the pastimes he loved At a specially convened meet- thanks to the staff, pupils, And brick upon grey brick. Council referred to the impend- most. ing a vote of sympathy was passed to Jiim Carey On the caterers, caretaker and clean- LISMORE CAMOGIE NOTES ing retirement of Mr. Michael Mr. O'Flynn suitably replied GORTA RECEPTION O'Flynn Assistant Staff Officer and thanked all for their very death of his sister. Mrs. Ring. ers. We are very grateful." Come on ladies, it's time to as being due to the voluntary kind rema/ks. — (P.R.O. Ber Mangan). start searching for those hur- The Walerford Regional Com- leys. helmets and boots you dis- mittee of Gorta will hold a carded last September. Though Press Reception in Laiwlor's Any Span some of our senior players and Any Size Anywhere mentors have kept busy with Hotel, Dungarvan on this ai. some "tactical manouvres'' dur- Friday night, March 25 at 8.30 For the best job at the best price: Tel. 051-92215/91222 ing the winter the rest, of us TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES p.m. at which it will be have had a pretty quiet time DETECTIVE SERGEANT PAT Vice-Chairman Frank who announced that popular Dun- and I'm sure you're all looking BRIDE VIEW UNITED I Walsh. Ballyduff: Biddy Buck- A.F.C. NOTES: I ley, Castlelyons. CASEY'S RETIREMENT proved his staying power in the garvan businessman, Michael forward to some "action" in the push-ups (as if he needed to). .. Next Sunday night — jackpot Roche who finished a very near future. RED HOUSE LEAGUE at £400.00 on 51 calls. £1,000.00 His colleagues in the Mayfield John and Ber who travelled District of Cork City where Pat down separately but in the end creditable 129th out of a field We start the ball rolling on Bride View Utd. 1: Killeagh 4 to be won on Easter Sunday operated made ham a presenta- night. tion at a farewell dinner party were Inseparable . . . of 28,500 in last year's London FLYNN'S HARDWARE this Friday night. 25th March Bride View's lone undefeated The 30 brave souls who filled with Annual General n't,- 1 Ma.ru thon will JT^tiiji J-UJI £or Lr. Main Street, Cappoquin. Phone 058/54408 OUT "MO record (berare Clirlstmas > came ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. a-t the Oountow club re-coConnemara and a "Ace" Irish Moss Peat, 200 ltr. — Only £5.95 fluent Irish speaker and our March 28 at 8 p.m. All interest- Executive, will also attend. "Ace" Seed & Potting Compost. 10 ltr. Only £1.39 minds. Both sides failed to Erin's Own in the current ed are invited to attend. score in the first half. league. Without having the full best wishes go out to himself "Ace" Seed & Potting Compost, 30 ltr. — Only £2.79 Waterford and his wife and family for a Sheffield Pride: Garden Fork: Only £9.99; Garden Killeagh were first to score. complement it was a tough as- THE MALL OF LISMORE It came in the 52nd minute and signment and although the sub- happy retirement. Rath De Spade: Only £7.99; Garden Shears: Only £5.99. orthu. 'Plastic Grecia/n Urns (White and Brown) — Only £1.99 was quickly followed by number stitutes impressed, the strength We have received a very spe- SYMPATHNoteYs two in the 56th minute. United and skill of the visitors was a cial request for the words of 5 ltr. Supermatti Emulsion Only £7.49; 2.5 ltr. 'Ace' struck back two minutes later THE MISSIONS Gloss Only £8,99; 2 ltr. 'Ace^ U/Coat Only £8.50; S'.'ncere sympathy is extended bit too much for us and after "The Mall of Lismore'' which, when philly Curley scored to a good game we had to concede Fr. O'Suliivan of the Colum- as a result, we make as our 2 ltr. 'Ace' W/Spirits Only £1.99; 'Ace' 7" Paint Roller to the Ryan family, Ballyiang- put them back in the game. DRAMATIC FALL choice for the ballad corner this Only £2.35; 5 ltr. Duradio Weatherbeater Brilliant don. Grange, on the death of victory. ban Fathers, formerly known as They were unlucky five minutes the Maynooth Mission to China week. The reader who has made White Exterior Paint only £10.90. their mother, Mrs. Rita Ryan later not to grab an equaliser The team was — J. G. Barry, the request states -that he was 10% off all Orown Paints. which occurred during the past but David Henley's shot went M Walsh, B. O'Regan. D. Buck- visited Ballynoe at the week- end addressing the congrega- IN URBAN in Lismore recently to attend a week. into the side netting. It was ner S. Buckley. S- O-'Conneli, P. funeral and while there he Killeagh who finished the O'Donoghue, D. Walsh. P. Sulli- tion at the Vigil a-nd both day CHELTENHAM Masses in St. Catherine's asked a local where the Mali 'Many groups of local racing stronger and added two further van. D. O'Leary C. Casey. M. was in Lismore. Having been goals without reply from Henry. B'. Neville. J. D. Cotter Church. He appealed for -pray- COUNCIL STAFF FROM THE FEED HOUSE OF ARDMORE FARM enthusiasts attended the annual ers for the missionaries work- In the course of a report on told, he said that, be then asked racing festival in Cheltenham United. and P. Murphy. Sub. used — B. the Voluntary Redundancy his informant if he had ever SUPPLIES Carr. ing in the Far East, -the m-any on Tuesday, Wednesday and St. Kllleagh's players and sup- Islands and in South America Scheme in operation for the In- heard the ballad about the Patrick's day. Weather condi- porters were delighted with th" and asked for a little subscrip- door and Outdoor staffs in Dun- place and was surprised to learn tions were very favourable for result especially as they were Cobli 0-5: St. Catherine's 1-2 garvan Urban Council submit- that he had not. So for the bene- Following almost, in the wake tion. A worthy son of the King- ted to the Council's monthly racing and a very enjoyable trying out some very young dom, he said the1 forwards were fit of that person in Lismore we TRANSVITE CALF/LAMB PASTE trip was had by all. players and who it must be said of the St. Patrick's Day game, meeting last Monday night, the now give the words of "The THE STRESS PROTECTOR the footballers journeyed to ineffective on- the misslion fields County Manager. Mr. Dan Hur- did very well. But what, of without the- assistance of the Mali of Lismore"— • Helps prevent scours in new born animals. WEST WATERFORD HUNT United? Because of their long Cohh last Sunday to engage ley stated that four members the local side in the same com- backs and goalie. of the outdoor staff and two * Bridges the gap between new born animals natural Despite the very wet weather unbeaten run they may have Come all you fair maids take conditions for the traditional taken Killeagh for granted. petition With an improved dis- members of the indoor staff had defences and environmental stresses. play we never let the seasiiders TALLOW SQUASH CLUB opted out under the scheme. a warning. Sit. Patrick's Day meet of the They never played to form, they NOTES Don't gang with a soldier not * Speeds up the colonisation of the gut with West Wiaterford Hounds in were short keeper Kevin Tobin gain ,an inch and after a hard The report, stated that the wed, beneficial organisms. Cliashmore. there was an ex- and scorer Philly Curley only tussile the contest remained un- Dungarvan Crystal Tourna- present number employed on came into the game in the sec- deoided on the above score. And by my example take • It's natural, it's nutritional. cellent turn-out o-f horses, riders ment — Three of our -members the Council's outdoor staff was warning. ond half for the injured Pat took part, i the Dungarvan 22 including the Traffic War- and followers. Among them Sheehan. but thev never show- W. Cody. Mldleton, refereed. n And banish them out of your TRANSVITE -- THE STRESS PROTECTOR were many new young members. Crystal Confined Tournament den. the Adult School Warden head. ed anything like their best Team—J. G. Barry, M. Walsh, held on the weekend of 11th- and Caretaker at the Sports The closing meet of the season form. Manager Liam Moroney B. O'Regan P. J. Lonergan, D. Centre. The present comple- For once i was young and Now in Stock — MAVERICK SETTLER was held at Brown's Cross on Buckner, S O'Connell. K. Barry. 13th March. Joe O'Nemi reached light-hearted. will be looking for a more de- the final of the B Section ment, of permanent office staff The Survival Kit for Calves. Saturday last. C. Casey. D. O'Leary. E. Shee- But now all my pleasures are termined effort ln the coming (Plate) but unfortunately could after April 15 would be seven Flahavans Quality Feeds at Keenest Prices. RUGBY weeiks especially for the cup han P. Noonan, S. Buckley, B'. not play on the Sunday .and including two collectors and the o'er. Local rugby fans, both young final. Neville. J. D. Cotter and. P. Miur- had to concede. Martin -Allen Sportshall Manager. Since my darling has gone phy Subs, used — J. Hennessy bowed out in -the semi-final, and has left. me. and old attending the Ireland Man of the match _ Paul All alone in th<> Mall of Lis- v. England match in Twicken- and B. Carr. while Billy C'antillon was nar- The Co. Manager went, on to ARDMORE FARM SUPPLIES LTD. Curley. rowly beaten 3-2 in the' second say that discussions were cur- more. GRANGE, Co. Waterford. Phone 024/94134-94237 ham. on Saturday last, were United — T. McCarthy P. A double bill is arranged for very disappointed with the Ballynoe- Gaelic Field this Sun- round proper by the evergreen rently In progress on the best Sheehan. L. Moroney P. Pres- Denis O'Brien. utilisation of manpower avail- My father's sweet cottage was Irish team's performance and cod. G Sice. P. Curley G. day when Youghal junior hur- placed on Our thanks to Dungarvan able to the Council and that the the final score, where .Ireland Hogan. J. J. Henley, D Henley. lers will oppose our junior B's introduction of computer tech- The lovely sweet banks of the received almost their heaviest D. Henley. K. Murphy. Res. — and at 3.30 Mallow intermediate Crystal for their kind invita- tion. let's hope we fare better nology would help th-e dramatic Finn. beating ever except in 1912 P. Curley for P. Sheehan in- hurlers will clash with Cather- f-ali in staff numbers. He added As light as the lark every when South Africa won by 3® ine's. They are both league next year W-e' think this new jured 55th mltoiute. event in the squash calendar that the deployment of their morning THE GROVE FILLING STATION, TALLOW points. DUNGARVAN TYRE CENTRE matches and should provide a Contented I'd sit down and good afternoon's sport. will be a real succe'ss for the outdoor staff was causing some TYRES ! — TYRES ! — TYRES ! FISHING CUP SEMI-FINAL REPLAY club, -and we wish them luck. concern to the staffs involved, sing. At Tallow, Sunday next 27th The club's £1,000 -Draw will "it is my considered view," he Till a soldier had entered my NEW RADIALS: 155x12 — £21.00 The annual fishing season on take place on Thursday night the Bliackwater river com- March. Kick-off 3 p.m. Piltown Winners — The full list ot added, "that given the opportu- dwelling 155X13 —£23.00 v. Affane. Ref, T. GUlffin. Lines- this week. winners In ur singles and lad- nity now. it does not make eco- His features I ne'er saw be- 165x13— £25.00 menced on Monday last. So fair 0 no record catches have been men, R. Rogers- and L. Fraser. ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT der competitions who received nomic sense to have separate fore. New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, reported. This will be a chance for CONCERT AT TALLOW their prizes from Mr. Steve scavenging crews ln the Urban But now. lie has gone and has Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and many United's manager and players Randies, Castlelyons Co-op and County Councils. Rationali- left me. more. PAiRTY to have a look at the opposition Tallow Community Hall re- (sponsors) and Mr. Tim Mc- sation of both seem to makf All alone in the Mall of Lls- Michael Lynch who recently for the cup final, if level after sounded to the sound of music, Auliffe. AIB. Tallow, at, the sense and the deployment of all more. Remoulds: 135x13, 145x18, 155x13, 165x13 — All £1.00. celebrated his 21st birthday, extra time then penalties will song and dance on the National social were. Mens Div. 1 winner, remaining staff to work, other 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon. held a very enjoyable party to decide on who goes through to Holiday night, where the above Frank Roche; 2nd Tomas than scavenging, will bo more BTom Dublin his regiment was We stock New Tyres in all sizes, including Tractor. mark the occasion at Whiten the final. Admission £1 concert in aid of St. Carthage's Roche: Div. 2, Pat Murphy- 2nd. beneficial to the town of Dun- altered, church House Hotel on Wednes- U-11 LEAGUE House. Lismore was staged. It Dess'le O'Herlihy: Div. 3. Kieran garvan." My bonnie brave soldier so Tel. NOEL HENLEY 058/56298 day of last week. The league playoff against was reminiscent of the famous Ahearne 2nd, Gabriel Daly; fond. Open for Petrol, Diesel and Oar Gas. 7 days, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m Youghal is causing a problem G.A.A. concerts Of many years Youths, winner. James Beecher: A MORGUE For having a dispute with the APPOINTED P.C. regarding the finding of a date. ago. when Frank -Ryan, the con- 2nd. Denis Mar-tln Jnr. Sergeant. The Chairman, Cllr. R. A. Congratulations and best However it is hoped that a don sisters, Masle Hartigan. Winner of the Ladies Div 1, My bonnie brav boy he was wishes to Davey Foley, Clash- Walsh said that when lie went P date suitable to both will be Paul Twomey. etc.. were on Mary -Murphy: runner-up. Maur- wronged. more on his appointment as found soon. stage. This time the artistes een Allen: Div. 2, Kay Condon to the Council office recently He was handcuffed and tied Peace Commissioner in the the place Hooked like a morgue TALLOW COMMUNITY were drawn from Conna. Dun- who beat Mary Forde. with a halter. Clashmore area which was an- garvan. cork City. Lismore, Bal- The Ladder League was won so many 0f the staff were gone. Till his back with the lashes nounced during the past week. HALL RESULTS The Manager agreed that, the Patricia Dunne, Lismore; lyduff. BalJynoe. Curraglass, by Tomas Roche: 2nd. Frank was sore. BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS Dungourney and iTallow. some Roche and 3rd Dessle O'Her- scheme had reduced dramati- And that, was the cause of my ATTENTION FARMERS!— SECOND SEMI-FINAL Nora McCarthy. Tallow Mrs. cally tlv number of people em- At the second semi-final of Mary Whelan. Lismore- Padraig of them with operatic, television lliihy. darling. and radio experience. Needless A final word of thanks to all ployed by the Council and as a Going away from the Mall of the "Voice of Clashmore" in O'Brien. Kdlcalf- Michael Ryan result the services available to We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right Conna: Mrs. Alice Henley Tal- to say the worthy object foi our sponsors who were so gen- Llsmore. Pat O'Rourke's, Margaret Long, which it was staged was respon- the public would now also be prices:— Breda Murray, Liam Cunning- low Hill: Annie Neville Lis- erous during the season — Ten- sible for the packed house and nents, Ted Keniry Tallow Area reduced Farewell to the banks of Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts. ham. Carmel Foley and Tom more: Mary Flynn, Affane- Nora Cllr. B'. Kyne referring Condon. Parkdota: John Clancy. surely a tribute to the dedicated Credit Union. Castlelyons Co-op to Ur Blackwater, Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts Budds took .part. The two picked body that has taken charge of ano A.IB. Tallow, who all spon- Manager's remarks about sepa- Adieu to my parents at home. to go forward to the final were Castlelyons: Helen Feeney. Bal- (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull lyduff: Annette Condon. Park- the Lismore Home sored our main leagues. rate scavenging crews said that Since my father disowned his Breda Murray and Liam Cun- dota: Peg Hally Cappoquin: lie would nor like tn see the fond daughter, Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig ningham. The Tallow Community Coun- More Social Gossin — "W. C. Urban Council losing control of In sonv- far foreign land I Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, Kathleen Hoare, Aghern- Lily cil members too were unsparing Fields" -lmp-resed with his sing- SOCIAL NIGHT McCarthy. Tallow: Paul O'Brien. tlv town scavenging service. will roam. K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. in their efforts organising the ing and knowledge Of Ancient "The existing crew in the town I will clasp his fond ohild to On Friday, March 11 ait Bally- Tallow: Francis Tobin. Tallow event which brought a great Betty Stnltch. Fermoy- Jim Art form-s (I.e. 60s and 70's pop are very good and provide a my bosom. rafter House Hotel, the West variety of talent for the occa- music). rather personal service," he Waterford Hunt held a fund- Walsh. Ballyduff: Joe Holland, In hopes for to see him once MICHAEL BEECHER Tallow: Biddy Foley Modeligo: sion and apart- from its fund- Rory caught the eye with said. more,. raising night with music by the raising advantages it was a some powerful disco dancing ... Mr. Hurley said that discus- Images. Refreshments were Mrs. M. Mulcahy. Tallow (Jack- But alas he ls gone and has TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD pot): Margaret Daly. Tallow: most appropriate concert for Others to Impress were — sion on the matter was not com- left. me. served and all who attended any St. Patrick's -might. Go WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY 1 Mrs H. Green Breeda-. Eileen "Boxer" Fran-k who revealed all plete and a further report All alone in the Mala of Lls- had a very enjoyable night. malridh an deagh-obair. • • . Evelyni-who didn't . . . would issue in due course. more.