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Arising from a proposal at a previous meeting by Cllr. M. O'Riordan that a new footpath be provided from t'he Sea Park Cost £66,000 Estate, Abbeyside, to Abbeyside National School, a report from had the option of walking via present was from Monang to the Town Engineer, Mr. Tom footpaths along Murphy Place, Abbeyside. Mulcahy, submitted to the EMIGRATION STATISTICS The meeting will be chaired a distance of some 580 yards as In reply to a question by monthly meeting of Dungarvan against going via Friar's Walk, Cllr. T. Wright, the County En- A question raised .in the Dail by Fred Cogley, Head of Sport Urban Council last Monday a distance .of 380 yards with no gineer said that the laying of with RTE television and will week stated that the cost of a few weeks ago sought tihle footpath for 330 yards. a footpath from sea Park would laying such a footpath would figures fox emigration for each be addressed by Dr. Neville, St. be unsafe unless land was ac- be £65,695. Mr. John O'Flynn, County En- of the past four years and a Miahael's, Clonmel, Mr. Tom gineer stated that the estimates quired at the narrow parts of M.r Muloahy's report gave an Involved land acquisition and the road. break-down of the numbers Kennedy, ESB andi by speakers alternative estimate of £43,695 disturbance costs. Mr. B'. White, Town Clerk, from Alcoholics Anonymous leaving each county. for a footpath from Sea Park said that one of these narrow Cllr. B. Kyne said that where and kindred associations. tc Park Lane where there is ho parts adjoined the lands of the In his reply, Minister of Stale this question of footpaths was footpath at present. Prom Hermitage and they had tried in these times when so many concerned the problem was Sean Barrett said that in the there, the report points out very hard to purchase this by really one of priority and in his five year period between the social problems are drink re- that there is a footpath past agreement. He. personally, had Nugents corner and from there view the highest priority for 1981 and 1986 censuses, births lated or created directly by an travelled to Thurles for discus- anyone walking to the school the provision of a pathway at exceeded deaths by 169,000. overconsumption of alcohol, sions about this with the solici- tors acting for the owners but this meeting is one which According to the provisional they then lost interest in sell- 1986 census of population should have an important ing and applied for permission figures, tlhe actual increase in message Cor everyone. to develop the land themselves. This had been turned down at population in the same period The problems of drink are local level and tihey then suc- was 94,000. The difference of Urgent Request For Take con,fined to no one class in cessfully appealed the decision 75,000 is taken as an estimate to the Bord Pleanala and were society nor nowadays is ex- Bank of Ireland recently launched a new savings account for young people called Choice, of net emigration over the en- granted planning permission cessive drinking an absolutely for 32 sites. "This decision," Choice is a savings account specially designed for young people aged 15-18 years. Not only tire period. Over Of Dungarvan Castle adult failing as teenagers have, said Mr. White, "would now will choice encourage them to save, it also offers super value Account Opening Gifts — Arising from the refusal of make acquisition of the land by A breakdown of this figure unfortunately, entered the area safe and later to discuss with Free CIE Super Saver Travel Tokens, Free Me mbership of An Oige and their own magazine the Office of Public Works to local interests the possibility of CPO a very expensive proposi- indicated, 'that in 1981-'82 the in a big way and have become take over the repair and main- converting It into a civic centre. tion as "It Would be looked on three times a year. "estimated net outflow" (tlhe a menace not only to them- tenance of Clonea Oastle as a A proposal In accordance not as a 5-acre site but as a Recently Bank of Ireland ran a special pro motion for young people who had existing site for the erection of 32 number tihat emigrated) was selves but to all roadtusers national monument (see letter with the Manager's suggestion accounts or who opened accounts. A free draw was held for tickets to the highly successful elsewhere) it was agreed, on was unanimously approved by houses." 1,000; for 1982-'83 the number when they take to the roads Chris De Burgh Concert. The winners were: Emer Veale, Convent of Mercy, Dungarvan; the proposal of Cllr. B. Kyne at the Council. When the Chairman, Cllr. D. w^as 14,000; in 1983-'84 it was in their cars after a drinking a special meeting of Waterford Joseph Kelly, CBS, Dungarvan; Alan Connors, St. Augustine's College, Duckspool; Dermot 9,000; in 1984-'85 it was 20,000 Goode remarked, "if the Minis- session at which so many of Co. Council ln Dungarvan, to ter (for the Environment) gives O'Brien, CBS, Dungarvan; Brenda Sinnott, Con vent of Mercy, Dungarvan; Brendan McCarthy, now put the emphasis on the and so far for 1985-'86 it was them drink not wisely but too us the money then these foot- St. Augustine's College, Dungarvan. 31,000, bringing the total over need for the take over of King paths can be laid," the discus- well. John's Castle adjoining t,he old Picture shows Ms. Mary Sheehy. B.O.I., with the ticket winners at the presentation. Not the 5 years to 75,000. The sion ended. Garda Station in Dungarvan. (Photo; Rory Wyley) On Ihe la9t occasion when included in picture is Joseph Kelly. estimated number who emi- Mr. Dan Hurley, Co. Manager EXTENSION OF grated from Waterford County the Dungarvan Lions organised agreed and said that, In view and City during the period was a similar meeting it proved a of the move-out by the Garda wonderful success. Let us hope to their new quarters, the Coun- WATERFORD CO, COUNCIL given as 1,579. cil should request that as a REFUSE COLLECTION next Tuesday night's meeting The figures show, apart from matter of extreme urgency im- will be just as successful with a mediate steps should be taken '83-'84, a rather fnightening full ihouse in attendance. by the Office of Public Works to annual upsurge to the 31,000 take over the Oastle to make It SOUGHT who left the country in the WHAT MENTAL HEALTH current year and it is a sad Ait a special meeting of Wa- MEANS Minister For The terford Co. Council in Dungar- commentary on the present van, t'he Chairman. Cllr. James state of affairs here that A brunch of the Mental A. Walsh proposed that when a we are once again reverting to Health Association of Ireland SMALL SANITARY review of the Council's refuse was established in Dungarvan collection took place that the the dread days of the emigrant residents o-f LaCken, Cappoquin ship by failing to provide jobs earlier this year in a move SERVICES SCHEMES be considered for inclusion. Environment Was Impressed at home far so many of our sponsored by the Waterford Cllr. Walsh said that this ex- tension was badily? require,! as people, most of whom are City BfanicH of the Association! In tifi- course of a letter dated Boland's recent visit to Dun- 'merit's fc-enior Parks superinten- amenity developments as they it would service between i0 and had been doing ln ,recent years young. Both branches have been active PROGRAMME November 12 addressed to all garvan they had submitted de- dent, had since come down to 12 houses in the Lower Lacken them and with senior Engineer- throughout the county. in recent weeks in organising Road. Councillors, the Minister for the tails and maps of over 100 ame- Environment, Mr. John Boland, ing Officers he had visited a A PUBLIC INFORMATION The Acting Co. Engineer said nity schemes which had been the Waterford Schools Speech T.D., stated that he was an- number of areas around the NIGHT APPROVED that he would have the Chair- carried out around the county Contest Ln which the local xious to promote and support County and had seen many of man's proposal noted for future to the Minister. Subsequent, to The Dungarvan Lions Club Mercy Convent A Team will A programme of small sani- the expansion of the parks pro- that visit, Mr. Hurley said that the principal amenity schemes tary services schemes for the reference. for himself. have organised what has been contest the final against Ferry- gramme of local authorities, to the Minister had written a very county including sewerage and -assist them in carrying out at- complimentary letter stating described as a Public Informa- Stating that in this regard CO. COUNCIL VOTES bank in the final on Thursday, water schemes and chlorination tractive landscaping and ame- how impressed he had been by tion Night on Drink and Re- plants with a total estimated waterford was ahead of other December 11 in Waterford. nity projects -and to enable all that he had seen during his local authorities, Mr. Hurley lated Problems to be held at outlay of £718.000 was submit- them to adopt a more profes- visit. The two-fold aims of the ted to a special meeting of Wa- commented "our record has SYMPATHY Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan on sional approach to park devel- The Manager went on to say stood up well under examina- Association are to help those terford Co. Council in Dun- WATERFORD- The special meeting of Wa- opment and landscaping mat- that Mr. Lynch, the Depart- tion and it will remain- part of next Tuesday December 2, garvan. terford Co. Council in Dungar- ters generally. our policy to continue with (Continued on Page 8i van last Monday was adjourned commencing at 8.30 p.m. To a question by Cllr. O. cof- i similar principles as the occa- TIPPERARY The letter was considered by for a brief period at the outset fey as to how much the Council members at a special meeting sions arise in the future." could expect, from the Depart- as a mark of respect to the late of Waterford Co. Council in Pointing out that the Horti- JOhn Kenneally, Kilrossanty ment towards the schemes, Mr. Dungarvan last Monday. cultural Nursery in Dungarvan Eamonn Mansfield, Acting Co. SLOGADH HEAT and Aglish whose death occur- "I have arranged," the Minis- where gardeners with formal Engineer said that realistically Presentation Convent, Thur- LISMORE WOMAN IN red recently. He was uncle of ter's letter went on to state, "to training were in charge served they could not expect anything les. will be the venue for the Cllr. Patsy Kenneally. The for- have Mr. Michael Lynch, senior both the Urban and county re- more than £100,000 r £120.000, Tipperary/Waterford local heat mal vote of sympathy to Cllr. SOME 0 Parks Superintendent with Dub- FATAL ACCIDENT quirements, Mr. Hurley praised Kenneally and the proposal to taking the allocations made by of Slogaah Bhanc n-a hEireann lin County council, seconded to the staffs of both Councils the Department, for the past 87 on Sunday next. November adjourn was moved by the my Department to advise on Miss Nellie Greehy, Main which carried out the various two years into consideration. 30, from 11.00 a.m. to 5.45 p.m. Chairman, Cllr. J. A. Walsh. the development, of national Street. Lismore was fatally In- schemes and said that a great This would mean that only a Among those taking part, in policy in relation to these mat- jured in Waterford City last working relationship existed On the proposal of the Chair- small number of the schemes FINANCIAL the day's competitions will be ters. A review of existing legis- Thursday evening when she between them. man sympathy was also extend- listed would be approved. pupils of sacred Heart convent, lation in relation to parks and was struck by a bus while cross- The Council unanimously ed to cllr. Garry O'Halloran and Mr. Mansfield added that the Roscrea- C.B.S.. Clonmel.; open spaces is being undertaken ing the street. agreed t.o support the Minister's to the Tobin family, on the full list would be submitted to Knockraffan National School, with a view to determining The accident happened at the proposals and to continue with death of his aunt, Mrs. B. the Department within the next Cahir; St. Miary's School, whether amendments or exten- Quay shortly after 5 p.m. The Tobin, Quarter, Cappoquln. INSTITUTIONS Nenagh- Clonlisk National weather was murky at the time fortnight. sions of the law may be Cllr. James A. Walsh, Chair- School, Shlnrone: C.B.S., needed." and Miss Greehy had an um- Nenagh; St Oliver Plunke-tt's brella and as she was crossing man thought that it would take Mir. Boland added that the up to six years to complete the School, Clonmel; Meanscoil the roadway the bus came al- Mhuire, T-emplemore; Gaelscoil recruitment by local authori- ong and struck her. Members of HAVEN'T GOT entire progiamme. ties of staff with appropriate Phllpb Barun, Tramore; Augus- Waterford Fire Brigade had to Asked by Cllr. B. Kyne if the professional qualifications was Engineering Staff had any tinian College, Dungarvan: use inflatable lifting equipment Meanscoil San Nioclas, An a necessary first step and to to free the body from under the priority list for thP schemes, facilitate this he luad made ar- Ferguson Rinn: and Blallyhale Vocational vehicle. Mr. Mansfield named as the most rangements for a new office of THE TIME urgent: Kill sewerage scheme School, co. Kilkenny. Miss Greehy ran a grocery Trainee Assistant Parks Super- (£50,000); Villierstown water shop with her sister at Main Also competing will be the intendent. "It is important that scheme (£15,000); Modeligo Street, Lismore and had been No-one is more set-dancers of Scoil Londrach. local authorities should avail of water supply (£20,000)- Bally- serving on a jury at Waterford Some financial institutions can't seem to afford the Tipperary, Sliabh gOua. New- the opportunity t.o recruit pro- laneen/KllI water supply Circuit Court, during the pre- castle. Dromlneer, Rath TJach- fessional landscape horticultu- time. You're lucky if you're even bid the time of day. (£21,000: Ballinacourty water vious two days. switched on. t-ar, Clonmel. Successful groups ral staff," the letter stated in scheme (£20,000); aind the ro- At First National our time is all yours, including D will qualify for the Slouth-East conclusion. Her death under such tragic vlslon of 16 chlorination plants circumstances has come as a lunchtime and Saturday mornings in many branches, Regional final, to be held in (£20,000). 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Carrick-on- 62, Main Street. Tel: (051)40188. 60 Main Street, Dungarvan Suir Manager: Victor P. Shee. Pictured at Dungarvan Youth Club for the Hunk of the Year and Miss Youth Club 1986: Back row (I. to r.) Philip Pericho, Telephone 058/41894 TSB, Dungarviin, Miss Yvonne Baumaun, Miss Kora Baumann, Mr. John McGrath, Assistant Manager, TSB, Dungarvan, Youghal: "Bank House" 53, Nth. M*uin St. T.V. RENTAL SALES AND SERVICE Tel: (024)92604. Brian Sheehan, Chairman, Dungarvan Youth Club; front row: Bridget Duggan, Adjudicator, John Creedon, Springfield "Hunk Manager; Michael O'Briton. iula Maher, Murphy Place, Miss Youth Club 1986, Mclla Fahy, Adjudicator. (Photo: David Stearn) PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986
DICK BARRY & SON BALLYDUFF NOTES LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES FERMOY 45 DRIVE Michael's Hall with music by MISS NELLIE GREEHY her toddlers, who were such a Next Sunday we play away to Co. Final. Gauiltler are hot fav- Results oif last Wednesday Pat Tobin. A further meeting resounding success last year ourites for this match, having It is with deep regret we re- Piltown. This is a venue we al- night's' 45 Drive in St. Michael's will bei held on this Saturday wili once again thread the ways find difficult to get a re- already won the under 12, 14 nlgjht in the Library. Members cord the death on Nov. 20 of boards. ana 16 titles this year and they Hall are as follows: 1, Rita Miss Nellie Greehy, Main Street, sult In, but we must approach Leamy and Kitty Quirke; 2. of the Council will attend in' The musical arrangements this fixture demandine two are hoping to make a clean Lismore, as a result of an ac- sweep of underage titles. diVidedi between Mary Dalton. the Library on' Saturday night cident In Waterford City. are in the capable hands of points — in other words any- Donal Kennefick and Billy However Lismore are hoping NOel Barry, Denny Tobin. Peggy and Sunday morning after Of a quiet and gentle dispo- thing less are points lost. We Riordian, Nedi Brennock aind! Masses. Hjogan, while the dance rou- cannot afford to drop points to repeat the result of the last sition she resided at their pub- tines were brilliantly devised by time they played Gaultier in Maurice Ahern', Best erf last six: FESTIVAL COMMITTEE lic house with her sister Brid- now. while we are in fourth 1 Margaret Ormonde and Mar- the under 18 Oo. Final when Willie Wheiliah and bar Shee- A meeting of the Festival get. position — there is not much garet Hallahan. room for complacency especial- Lismore took the title. This ANTIQUE han. Luciky Tables: Bill Scanion C'omimilttee will be held in St. Her remains were removed MichaeiFs Hall on Thursday ly as there are only a few year's team is very young, with and Jimmy Hyland. Johin Ken- from Ardkeen Hospital to All the old favourites are in- only two players over 16, but night (toHnlght) at 8.30' p.m.. All points separating us from the nefick and Dave Walsh. Mich- Ryan's Funeral Home, Lismore. volved with the comedy, so all- bottom. these youngsters are a deter- On Saturday she was brought aefl O'Connor' and Kit Scanion. members are requested to in-all this should be a produc- mined bunch and will make Raffle winners were Mai Hig- attend'. to St Carthage's Church and tion not to be missed. The game last Sunday was her funeral took place to St. Gaultier work hard ail the way. gins. Maurice Ahern'. Liiam MR. JIMMY CORCORAN Those of us who have seen very kindly sponsored by Mr. Also this Saturday evening Auction Carthage's cemetery on Sunday the hard work at rehearsals Leamy and Michael- O'Connor. It is, With deep regret that Ml. Farrell. The Chipper, Lis- after ll a.m.. Mass, celebrated and Sunday morning we have ICA NOTES we record' the death of Mir. know this to be a bright, and more. our Annual Church Gate Collec- by Rev. Fr. O'Gormian. fast running show. The December monthly meet- Jimmy Corcoran. High Road, tion. ing of the guild will be held1 In Ballydiuff, which occurredi at She is survived by her loving The show will be performed LISMORE C.B.S. PAST THURSDAY, DEC. 4th St. Michael's Haill on. Tuesday Lllsmore District Hospital on brothers, sisters, nephews, on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, PUPILS UNION This year we have been play- Thursday last. nieces and relatives and friends Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. ing camogie since February night nexit, Dec. 2nd at 8 p.m. to wihom we extend sympathy. This Thursday night (Nov. 6.30 p.m. sharp. Deceased,, who was in hiis liaite 30th, Dec. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th. when we played the nostponed The first speaker will be Mr. May she rest in peace. 27th) the Annual Mass for the 1985 Senior CO. Final. This was eighties, hadi been in ill-health There will be no matinees. Pro- David Reynolds. Dungarvan ceeds in aid of Lismore St. Vin- Past Pupils of Lismore C.B.S. our first title at this level and Branch Manager of the First for some time. He was a former LISMORE DRAMATIC cent de Paul Society. See adver- will be celebrated at the school our first title for that year. The LAWLORS HOTEL National Building Society. He playing member with Ballyduff SOCIETY tisement for full details. at 7.30 p.m. The celebrant will Senior Girls went on to take Willi speak on the "Workings of GAA Club and was a keen darts be Mons. Terence O'Brien. It Is the title again in July, 1986. a Building society." All are player. This Sunday night will see LISMORE F.C. NOTES hoped that as many past pupils We have had a very success- DUNGARVAN weilcome to- attend. 'His remains, accompanied by the curtain up on opening night as possible will be present and ful year at under-age level, win- Members* of the guild will be a large and representative cor- of "A Touch of Fantasy," this Last Sunday we played at their friends. After the Mass ning under 12 and under 16 COMPLETE DISPOSAL OF PRIVATE COLLECTION helping out with the Sale oif tega were removed to. St. Mic- year's annual pre-Christmas home to bottom of the table there will be a "cuppa" served Western tiles, the Gold in Com- --SB! Work on Sunday next and with hael's Church, Ballydiuff on Fri- presentation by Lismore Drama- Modeligo in The Red House and then the Annual General munity Games and now playing Including Georgian, Regency, Victorian and Edwardian the Senior Citizens Party on day evening where they were tic Society. League and after a very indif- Meeting will take place. the under 18 Final on Sunday. Aptly titled, this Is an extra- ferent display won by 2 goals Furniture, Silver, Silver Plate, Porcelain, Oil Painting, December 7th. received and blessed by Very At present there are "45 As you all know playing Rev. P. Quealy. P.P. The imtier- vaganza of music and comedy, to 1 goal, in fact we were lucky Watercolours and Prints. PIONEER NOTES which can guarantee all pat- to win as we had to come from cards" tickets in circulation matches costs money, especially Briefly — Georgian Tea Poy., Regency Couch, 3 Draw- Arrangements are continuta? melnt took place on Saturday rons 2 hours of fun and en- behind through goals by Bar- with 1st rounds being played when travelling and buses are morning following Requiem involved. This is t'he only time ing Room Suites, Set of 8 Chippendale Chairs, Dining to be finalised for the Pin Pre- joyment. ney Prendergast and "Spider" anywhere and the 2nd rounds sentations on Friday, December Mass. to St. Michael's. Cemetery Barry. It was not a great dis- and final fixed for Lismore in the year when we ask the Tables, Davenport, 2 Chaise Longue, Hall Chairs, Occa- 5th during 7.30 p.m. Mass. A with Fr. Quealy reciting the An interesting feature Is that play especially as the opposi- C.B.S. public for their support — we sional Chairs, Occasional Tables, 3 Ohiffionieres, Mirrors, social evening will follow in St. gravesldfe prayers. next Sunday night, 30th Nov- tion was not as strong as usual hope you won't let us down.— ember, opening night, will co- Indeed it is good to see the Runal. Rugs. Silver: 1 Georgian, 1 Irish Silver Tea Service. Sincere sympathy is extended from Modeligo. old style "45" back again and to hi® sons, daughters, sister, incide with a premiere some 60 Silver Plate; Large selection of Sheffield and Victorian years ago. The Desert, Song, it must bring back memories son-Ira law, daughters-in-law, But we got 2 points which CHRISTMAS SALE OF WORK PJaite. Porcelain: Large selection of Dresden Porcelain. Sigmund Romberg's classic, was keeps us ln fourth place and to many when they used visit Dungarvan Leader grandchildren nephews, nieces, first produced on the stage of the different households to play A Christmas Sale of Work relatives and friends. the result is all that matters. the 1st rounds. Tickets are will be held in the Church of Viewing on day of auotion from 11.30 a.m. the Casino Theatre, New York. Team M. Fitzgerald, P. TELEPHONE (058)41203 Extracts from this celebrated priced at £6 each. Ireland Hall, East Main Street, No outside lots accepted. MR. JOHN O'NEILL Fitzgerald, B. Landers, P. Lismore, on Friday, Dec. 5th at musical will be performed dur- Ahearne, Dave Landers (capt.), FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1987 The dieiath took place on Fri- ing the show as well as extracts LISMORE CAMOGIE NOTES 8.15 p.m. Cakes, produce, fancy j. Dunne, B. Prendergast, Donal goods, jumble, etc. —(Advt.). day morning last at his sister's from West, Side Story, Jerome Landers, P. O'Donoghue, B. On Sunday morning, 30th, we residence of Mr. John O'Neill, Kern and a cliff Richard selec- Shanahan, C. Barry. Subs. — B. have our last outing of the LISMORE A.C. NOTES Taurraageeha, Ballyduff. De- tion by the younger generation, O'Gorman for P. Fitzgerald; J. year when we travel to Dunhill SALES BY PATRICK KENNEALLY NEWS OF TOWN ceased, who was In his seven- while Margaret Madden and Tobin, B. Crowley. to play Gaultier in the U/18 On Sunday last, the Munster ties, was a popular member of Cross Country Championships tihe farming community until were held at the Castle Farm PRELIMINARY NOTICE AND his retirement, following which Grounds. Lismore. There was a SALE OF HIGH-YIELDING DAIRY HERD hie went to live with his sister fine turnout of athletes, espe- Property of P. D. Curitin, Esq. at the Hllgh Road. cially considering the bitterly His remains were removed to cold wind. I think It would be By Public Auction at Kereen, Aglish ROUNDABOUT WEST WATERFORD NOTES fair to say that the majority On Thursday, December 11 at 12 noon St. Michael's Ohurch on Satur- FRIARY SALE OF WORK: day evening where they were THE LATE NELLIE DALY The officers were elected as Mr. 'Elilly O'Connell, P.O., Clash- of the athletes were happy with Full particulars next issue. DECEMBER 5th & 6th follows: 'Presidents — Rev. W. more and Mr. Maurice Condon, our facilities provided for them received and blessed by Very On Thursday last news of t'hie and thus Lismore A.C. would Plans are now almost com- Meehami. C.C., EddlUe Burke. Clashmore. Best wishes for the PATRICK KENNEALLY, Auctioneer & Valuer Rev. P. Quealy, P.P. The inter- death of Nellie Daly of Rhine- like to thank everyone who pleted for this year's MOnster Jimmy Fitzgerald; Chairman— future to you-, bath. Curradarra, Aglish, Cappoquin. Phone 024/96215 ment toofk place following crew. Youghal reached this helped us in any way. i will Friary Sale of work, we have Davey Foley; Secretary — Anne second Mass on Sunday morn- area with great shock. Every- not name names as one tends all the old attractions, includ- McKenma; Treasurer—Christine SYMPATHY ing to St. Michael's Cemetery. one throughout the area knew to forget some one, but I assure ing the Wheel of Fortune, Lucky Dee; FRO. Garry O'Halloran. There were large and represent- this fantastic woman. A mem- Sincere sympathy isi expressed you all that your helt> was Dip. Toy Stall, Bottle Stall, MOC; Delegates to CO-unty ative corteges at both the re- ber of the wel'l-kinown Flaherty to Mr. Michael O'Ha.lIoran. greatly appreciated. — (P.R.O., Cake Stall, Book Stall and Board—Anne MicKenna,. Tes-siie moval of remains and at the family of D'Lougihtane, Clash Clashmore and Miss Madge Lismore A.C.). Fancy Goods. We also have our Dee. Davey Foley. Christine usual raffles for Waterford interment. more, Nellie was a friend and Dee, Kiigabrieli, Clashmore. cn DUNGARVAN GOLF Dee and Eddie- Burke. Future Glass Suite, and many other iSyimpaithy Is extended to his always had time to speak to the death of their sister Mrs. LISMORE BADMINTON events for the branch were dis- valuable prizes, 'including a loving sister Alice, nephews, everyone even though she had Bridie- Tobin of Quarter, C'appo- CLUB NOTES cussed including a Seisiun on £100 note. nieces, rellatlves and friends. many cares' of her own. quiin. Mrs. Tobin who was phy- CLUB NOTES December l'3th with many mem., Our Premier Division team We haven't forgotten the kid- G.A.A. NOTES sically, disabled for seme years,, played against Waterford last RESULTS was made to our golf matri- dies! On Saturday afternoon we Nellie was a wonderful wife, bers 'from other branches wiais lovingly cared for 'by her Thursday 20th 14 Hole Stable- arch. Anne 'Dalton by making Wednesday night at home and will 'have our Fancy Dress Par- The u-14 hurlers were defeat- mother, daughter and aunt and attending. As is traditional in daughters Bernie. Kathleen and were victorious on the night. lord, T. Booth (12) 34 pts. her an honorary life member. ade from the Square at 2 p.m. ed by St. Patrick's in the Mel- all we can say to heir husband Clashmore. once again' this Bridget with whom we also Saturday 22nd 18 Hole Stroke, The score was 6-2. Team as fol- Congratulations to all our Santa will arrive to lead the leray Tournament on Saturday james, mother Kit, sister Miary year, Clashmore CtomhaUitas will express sympathy. lows — 1st men, colin Coleman 1st, V. Hayes (11) 70; 2nd. J. sponsors too who came in Fancy Dress to 'the Hall. We afternoon last. We will have a and her loving sons and daugh- hold their annual New Year's and Pat Morrissey; 1st, ladles, Hogan (8) 74 on 2nd 9- 3rd, T. icr the greatest measure of will have prizes galore. Special fulll report on the Juvenile Club ters'. nephews, and nieces is Eve Party in Clashmore. This Ann Heaphy and Ann Dunne: Melody (6) 74 nett. Sunday A BEAUTIFUL BABY thanks,: tney certainly did us session on the Wheel of Fortune AGM in next week's issue. deepest sympathy on your very always proves a very popular 2nd men, Pat Ahearne and 23rd 18 Hole Stableford, 1st, proud this year. for the kiddies. 'Mrs. Nell Gallagher of Water- Chris Whelan; 2nd ladies, J. Gough (10) 38 pts; 2nd, M. sad loss. event in the area. Golfer of the year award Gifts and donations can still COMMUNITY COUNCIL ford along with her silster Mrs. Sheila Denn and Sharon Dowd. Flynn (8) 36 Dts. went to Mrs. J. O'Brien, a very Her remains were taken' to Carrnel Foley, Clashmore and be handed in at Friary House. | The annual Sale of Work will DEATH OF CATHERINE Our 4th Division team have SENIOR ALLIANCE popular win indeed. Runner- 1 Perhaps a battle tor a few bot- be h£.ldi int. Sit. .MUchaj&s Hall Glienditoe -Shwch from Frank KIELY Nell's son Brendan travelled to completed most of their league 1st, M. Holahan (4j 69; 2nd, up Mrs. F. Donnelly. Mrs. B. MMriphiv's -Anneral Home.' Youg- T>ulblln 'last week far the Heine N. Colter (6') 69 on last 6. tles) for the bottie stall!. on Sunday nexit at 2 p.m. The The death occurred diuring matches and will continue the Cusack then extended a grac- Looking forward to seeing hal on Saturday followed by a Baby of tine Year 1986. Baby Gross, C. Carew scratch 74 proceeds, of the sale will go to- the week of Mrs. Catherine remaining matches in the new ious tribute to Mrs. Dolan for you all for two great nights — lalrge cortege and after Requiem Brendan received 3rd prize and year. gross her hard work and peace keep- wards the development of both Kiely, Knockiala-ra. Cappoquin. 1 Friday 5th and Saturday 6th. the fieild and hall. Mass on Sunday afternoon hie was presented with his prize THIS WEEK'S ing Qualities. burial took place in Piltown Formerly nee McGrath. Bally- at a function in the Zoological Anyone still wishing to par- COMPETITIONS —(Advt.). Any members of the public The incoming Lady Oaptain, BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS cemetery. heeney. Clashmore. she was Gardens;. Dublin. ticipate in the Lismore Badmin- Thursday 27th 14 Hole v. Par. Mrs. Reynolds, was then elect- who wish to give in confection- sister of Miss Rita McGrath ton Club are welcome to come Saturday 27th 14 Hole Blood Pressure Check Centres ery. toys, olotlhing. books, and ed and welcomed. COMHALTAS and of Mins. Norris. D'Lough- to the hall. Our social nights Stableford. for the month of December, any other saleable items can do G.A.A. NEWS Tne following are the elected 1986, organised by the Irish tane. Sincere sympathy is ex are Tuesday and Thursday Sunday 30th 18 Hole Stroke. officers and committee — Lady so on Saturday night before Olashmore Comhaltas got Clashmore/Kinsalebeg G.A.A. nights. _ (P.R.O. U.O.L.). Heart Foundation in associa- ! pressed ta her husband Rilch- P.S—Remember 1st half of President, Mrs. L. Morrissey; and after M'ass and again on their working year off to a Club held- their AGM at their sub. to be paid before Decem- tion with Regional Health ard, sons, daughters and; sisters. Lady Captain. Mrs. D. Rey- Boards will b held as follows : Sunday from 11 a.m. good start on Tuesday night new Club-house in Clashmore BRIDGE RESULTS ber 1st. nolds; Vice-do, Mrs. D. Two- e when a lahge crowd attended on Saturday night and the Wednesday 3rd — Dungarvan Tickets for a raffle are pre- 21st BIRTHDAYS 1st, Mrs. M. Burke and Mrs. mey; Hon. Treasurer, Mrs. J. at Dental Section, St. Joseph's sentOly oin sale at 3 for £1. The their AiGM. Among the attend- officers' were elected as follows: LADIES GOLF Fahy; Hon. Secretary, Mrs. J. M Feerick: 2nd, Mrs. B. Oahill Hospital from 2.30 to 4.30. prizes are an Iced Christmas ance was Maura Govers, Secre- Celebrating their 21'st birth- President — Joseph O'Keeffe; and Mr. F. Roche; 3rd, Mrs. J. A.G.M. Wednesday Nov. 19, '86 Hayes; Hon. Handicap Secre- Cake. Half Set of Ware andi ain tary of County Board. days over the weeik-end were Vice Presidents — Very Rev. J. SOROPTIM IST'S ART AND Howard and Mrs. D. Fogarty. Following Mass celebrated in tary, Miss M O'Neill. EDlecitric Carver. There will be MUnphy, P.P., Rev. Billy Mee- Committee — Mrs. T. Dolan, CRAFT EXHIBITION the Friary Chrch for deceased the usual Wheel of Fortune han, C.C.. Clashmore; Chair- LISMORE I.C.A. NEWS members, the above meeting ex-oihcio, Miss C. O'Sullivan, The Annual Art and Graft Exhibition was opened in Stall andi many other side- main—Roger Hjnes: Vicei-Chair- was very well attended and Mrs. N. Kavanagh, Mrs. D. shows. There will be a special main—Pat Nugent; Treasurer— At our November meeting our Baumiann, Mrs. J. Elstead, Mrs. Lawlor's Hotel on Tuesday, •interesting. The outgoing Lady Toy stall. Eddie O'Halloran; Secretary — guest speaker was Mrs. Anne Captain, Mrs. T. Dolan, thank- M. Walsh. November 25th and will con- Twomey. She gave a very inter- tinue until Thursday 27th.. The December monthly draw Billy O'HaUoran; Asst. fcecre- ed ner committee and express- Home Alliance, Wed. Nov. 19— of the field committee will also tary—Mary Curran. Committee esting and informative talk on ed her enjoyment of her year You supported us In the her unusual holiday in Yugo- Winner, Section A, Chrlssie past, and we look forward to •take place on Sunday. All pro- —Liam O'Rourke^ Liam Collins,, 1 Recent Deaths slavia. It was so entertaining in office, she also oald tribute Terry. Winner, section B', Madge seeing you again this year. moters are requested to have Liam Clurran. J. Doiuris and that everyone present had a to the Dungarvan Leader for OKeeffe. Winner, Section C, their cards' uip to date for Sun- their generous cover of all Admission £1. (Advt.' livan, Very Rev. W. Callanan, Eirendan Griffin. longing to take the next flight Ann Power. DUNGARVAN H. & F. CLUB day's draw. Monies should: be events during the year. A Tuesday, 18th _ 14 hole P.P., Aglish and Rev. j. Curran, The results of the monthly to visit that very beautiful great gesture of appreciation RESULTS OF WEEKLY handed into Pad Flynn or Mic- MR. JOHN BARRY C.C.. Tramore country. Stableford, cancelled due to bad NON- STOP DRAW 21-11-'86. hael Leamy. (See advert.) draw were as follows: £1
EWE PREMfUM AND SHEEP HEADAGE SCHEMES 1986/7 Sweet Revenge For Composite application forms covering both the Ewe Premium a-nd sheep He-adagei Schemes together with Waterford Inflicted a crush- Terms and Conditions have been issued to last year's ing 24 points defeat on Mayo participants. Applicants who have -not received a form when the sides clashed in their should immediately conbact the nearest local office of the Division II National Hurling Department. Last year's participants residing in League game at windswept Fra- Disadvantaged Areas who wish to be paid the advance of Waterford Ewe Premium for 1986 (estimated bo be at least £9 per her Field, Dungarvan on Sun- day last. ewe) must lodge their application forms with Headage WATERFORD 4-18; MAYO 1-3 Division, Department of Agriculture, Mioliael Davitt The win puts Waterford top House, CasCIebar, Co. Mayo not later than 28th November of the table in the Division but the home side caused a little The visitors, however, were 1986 to enable the Department to pay the advance The as an added bonus- it gave the concern as they -squandered totally disjointed in compari- latest date for receipt of all otiher 'applications will- be Deise side sweet revenge for some other good goal scoring son to Waterford who showed 13 March 1987. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THAT their unexpected defeat at the opportunities. They picked off a re-freshing understanding DATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. hands of the same opposition at some great points, however, even allowing -for the poorness the same venue just nine and were in no way flatter-ed of -the opposition. RETENTION PERIODS FOR PREMIUM PURPOSES months ago. by their 16 polntts Interval lead. There was an air of inevita- To qualify for Ewe Premium, applicants must retain all On that occasion Waterford Waterford continued to bility -about the result from their ewes for l'OO days in the period between 13 March suffered -the humiliation of dominate throughout the sec- early on. Likewise the threat 1987 and 22 June 1987. As an exceptional measure, failing to -score in the first half, ond half with Mayo offering posed by the Waterford attack however-, early lamb producers m-ay opt for an earlier after which Mayo led 2-6 to nil. only s p a r o d I c resistance. seemed imminent to provide retention .period between 9 January li987 and 20 April 1987 Last Sunday the positions were goals. The bubble burst, for provided they apply to Headage Division. Miohael Davitt reversed in -Waterford's favour Mayo in t'he 36th minute, House, Cas-ttebar. County Mayo foil a special application as they led 1-13 to nil, having shortly after John Cunnane form and return lb, when completed, to that -address dominated the first -half wlt-h shot their first point of the before 9 January 1987. the aid of the breeze. game from a 65. S.E. SCHEME NOT Noel Crowley broke through AN APPLICANT CAN OPT FOR ONLY ONE RETENTION Waterford's goal came from for a Waterford major and PERIOD. Applicants who opt for the Earlier period will a Pat Bennett semi penalty in this score proved a prelude to not be paid any earlier than obher applicants. Flock- Group photographed at the official opening of the new chambers for Lismore Town Com- the 6th minute and indeed an avalanche as the home side owners considering opting for this earlier period are missioners recently. The opening was perform ed by Co. Manager, Mr. Dan Hurley and Mrs. USED FOR made the points safe with tell- reminded that at. inspection hogget ewes that are not Mary Morrissey, Chairperson, Lismore Town Commissioners. The chambcr was blessed by ing effect. visibly in lamb will not qualify for premium. Anthony Cooney goaled in Applicants for premium are warned that they must not- Very Rev. Canon Power, P.P., Lismore. Front: (1. to r.) Mr. Dan Hurley, Miss M. O'Connell, RACING the 39th minute and five min- overstate the number of eligible ewes in their ownership Mrs. Mary Morrissey, Mrs. M. Ryan and Mr. M. Pollard. At back: Very Rev. Canon Power, utes later Kieran Deiahunty and possession on bhe date of application and that any P.P., Mr. Joe Roche, Mr. G. Kennedy, Mr. P. Dowd, Mr. T. Murphy, Mr. B. McNally (Co. MAINTENANCE JOBS scored Waterford's fourth reduobion in 'the number of e-we-g between thati date and major. Waterford held a 4-14 bhe end of the retention period must take place as a Secretary). LOCAL WINNERS Cl-lr. B. Kyne was assured by to 0-2 lead at this stage and result oif natural circumstances suioh as -winter losses etc. Mr. Donal O Ceille-achair, C.E.O., while Mayo came back for a Any overstatement of the number of ewes or any at -the monthly meeting of the point and a goal from a free subsequent redueblon In bhat number that does not arise County Wiaterford Vocational per Joe Henry two minutes from natural circumstances will result in loss of AT CLONMEL Education Committee in Dun- from -time they were In fact premium on all ewes. DUNGARVAN SCOUT NOTES garvan that the Social Employ- totally outclassed and were (11th/32nd Waterford st. Mary's) ment Sicheme was not being never in the game even with a INSPECTIONS There was a good attendance used to carry out annual main- remote chance. TROOP MEETING dedicated the major part of our wasn't enough time to fit every- at Clonmel last Thursday but tenance jobs on the Commit- It was a good workmanlike General inspections of flocks under both Schemes will The meeting started as usual meeting to arts and crafts, thing in. Later we had a dis- punters did not enjoy any luck tee's buildings. display by -Waterford who never commence -in late March and continue into June 1987 with a few games. Among the which was enjoyed thoroughly cussion on behaviour and man- as all seven favourites lost. had to move from third gear bult applicants opting for the earlier retention period games which -we played were by everyone, even though there ners which fitted in very well However, Co. Waterford trainer Cllr. Kyne referring to the under the Ewe Premium Scheme will have their flocks painting o-f the school in Dun- while they could aliso afford "snatch the bacon" and "name as we had a parents meeting John Cummins from Mlllstreet -the luxury o-f 20 wldes over the inspected- earlier. that tune." The idea behind following th cuibs. We ended garvan pointed out that al- e had a memorable afternoon though the amount involved hour. "name that tune," was that we oui meeting -with a reminder of when he siaddiled his- first run- TERMS AND CONDITION'S played some theme music from swimming on Sunday and our might be small in- proportion to Scorers — Waterford — K. ner -and it proved a winner. the Committee's overall budget This advertisement does nob cover all aspects of these different films and the patrols cub scout prayer, we would Like "Pitmark" in the colours of Deiahunty 1-4; P. Bennett 1-3; had to name the film associated to take this opportunity to It was very vital for the liveli- A. Cooney 1-2; N. Crowley 1-1: Schemes and applicants shc,uld read the respective ICMSA FAVOUR Mrs. Vincent O'Brien, Abbeyside, hoods of -local painters. "The P. Ryan. M. Ronayne and I. Terms and Conditions carefully so that bhey may with the theme music. We had thank any parents who are won the Su-ir M-ares Novice theme music from E.T., Star helping us with .transport for Social Employment Scheme was O'Connor 0-2 each; S. Ahearne re,rruply fully with them. Wars, Dallas and a lot more. A FARM TAXATION our interlink canto at the Chaise K'£d'.®>0). With Faudge not devised to take employment and K. Ryan 0-1 each. Mayo— lot of the lads appreciated the weekend. Gil-i in the saddle. "Pitm-ark" from people and I believe J. Henry 1-2- J. Cunnane 0-1. music as people like Raymond ' The IOM13A last week an- (8/1) led between the final two that this should be the policy Waterford — P. Ourran, P. Issued by the fences a-nd was kept going of the Committee in regard to Kingston and Eric Crowe were nounced a major new initialtiye A.G.M. Walsh, J. -Dunford. R. Ronayne; dancing to the music. At 7.45 in relation to Farm Taxation. strongly to resist the renewed all maintenance projects," he T. Sheehan, L. O'Connor, D. Department of p.m. we had tesbwork. In a statement released from Our annual general meeting challenge of "Rambling Gold" said. For an; Ml. Ronayne, P. Cur- Limerick. ICMSA President Con was held last, Wednesday at 8 (6/1) to win by a neck. The C.E.O. stated that the ran: N. Crowley, S. Ahearne, Agriculture Fr. Cullinan came down and Scully said: "The Government p.m. in the Den. The meeting last major painting job in Dun- A. Cooney- P. Bennett, P. talked about friendship and its must bring forward the (Land commenced with our secretary garvan was done 3 years ago and Ryan, K. Deiahunty. Subs.—G. meaning in scouting. And I reading out the agenda and the cycle for this type of work Fitzpatrick for P. Curran: D. must say the lads were very Tax as an option to accounts covered a 10 years period. Rou- immediately because the ac- other information with regards Cal-laghan for P. Bennett: K. quick to answer, which is a to scouting in general. We then tine and minor maintenance Ryan for Deiahunty. good sign. As for the lads do- counts system is sounding the had our treasurer's report and jobs would, -as usual, be done death kinell of the Irish family Mayo — D. Synott; G. ing senior scout skills, Fr. Cul- finally we talked about Dungar- by the regular staff but any O'Meara, S. Oaulfield. P. Lyn- linan will be meeting them dur- farm. The only reason why we van scouting in general. One of work which in the past was s-ky P. Delaney, V. Henry, T. CLONMEL MARKET, DAVIS ROAD ing the week to discuss the sec- support the introduction of the the topics which was discussed done by outside contractors on Fanning; -M. French, j. Cun- tion on religion in more detail. Farm Tax is because the 'ac- was our annual camp to Lon- tender would continue to be nane; T. Henry, C. Conlon, P. at 12 Noon Precise| (We must remember they are counts system is progressively don. Tonight saw the end of dealt with in- that fashion. That Moloney- R. Delaney, J. Henry, Every Tuesday y our senior scouts). penal, anti-work, anti-produc- our old finance committee and would continue to be the policy G Ring. Su-b.—A. Henry for R. TOP QUALITY CALVES ALL BREEDS tive. and' anti-family involve- the start of a new committee. of the Committee, he said. At 8.10 we played another Delaney. Also Weanlings, Dairy Stock, Sheep and Pigs. ment in farming. We must W' would like to sincerely Cllr. Kyne thanked the C.E.O. Referee — J. Denton (Wex- J game and at 8.30 p.m. we sat STOKES & QUIRKE LTD., M.I.A.V.I. Tel. 052-21788 (28 11) around in a circle and we com- eliminate this counter produe- thank all those people who for this assurance. ford.) menced our carol singing. The tiye system immediately if have heiped ln the finance com- lads were singing to the back- family farm unite are to mittee during the -year and ground of Jim Reeves singing survive." their work was very much ap- Du-ngarvan trainer John Christmas songs. We heard and preciated. The meeting ended Kiely who was expected to learned new songs tonight, Referring to the fact that the at 9.00 p.m. and tea and bis- score with "Rose Serenade" was Government has already de- culte folio-wed songs such as "Senior Santa disappointed whon the. 2/1 a Claus." "An Old Christmas cided to replace accounts by the favourite in the' -Cashe-i 4-y-o Card." and to our surprise a lot Land Tax for ninety per cent IN GENERAL Maiden Hurdle was beaten only of the lads did not know (90V) of full-time farmers. Mr. 2 length by the 10/1 "Royal "Jingle Bells." So by the time Scully said that the IiCMiS-A are This weekend we are heading off to Melleray with both cubs Stag." -However he made amends 21? Christmas comes we will be well proposing that this should be when "My Only Hope" (4 1) in able to sing various Christmas done new erven though only one and. scouts. Wp will be leaving the den -at 7.00 o.m. on Friday the colours of Mr. E. Coleman songs? The meeting ended at tenth of the land has been and enterprisingly ridden by 9.00 o.m. and a court of honour adjusted for land tax purposes. night and we will arrive back on Sunday at 5.00 p.m. and an John Flynn- was an easy winner Waterford Dungorvon followed immediately. The ICMSA leader said that enjoyable weekend is promised. of the bumper. She came from the Association made a det,ailed THURSDAY NIGHT We will have full details of the a fair way off the pace, was proposal to the Department of weekend next week so stay brought- wide into the straight if* CUB NOTES Finance which would allow for This week we opened our "glued" to this page. but hit -the front, over a- furlong sr the implementation of the Land out and had 5 lengths to spare meeting with the cub scout Tax system immediately. —(AN COGANTOIR). prayer and collected dues. We over "Mrs. Guru" at the finish. COOP
BRANCHES: CLASHMORE Phone (024) 96107 Thirteen Man Barrs Side Win Munster BALLINAMULT Phone (058) 47102 AGLISH Phone (024) 96102 BALLYMACARBRY Phone (052) 36124 GRANGE Phone (024) 94212 A power packed display in Allen 0-1. Kilrossanty — j. Ma- the closing stages when they her l-3: T. Keatlne 0-2. were reduced to thirteen play- St. Finbarrs — J. Kerins- J. CAPPOQUIN Phone (058) 54308 DURROW Phone (051) 93178 Club Football Final Crem-ln, J. Meyler, D. Phl-lpot; ers paved the way for this em- phatic win for St. Finbarr's, M. Carey, K. Soanlon. M. Slo- Cork over Waterford Senior cu-m- P. Hales, T. Leahy; K. Mc- Football champions, Kilros- ST. FINBARRS 2-15; KILROSSANTY 1-5 Carthy. c. -Ryan, D. Barry; M. santy, in an exolosive Munster Barry, J. Allen, T. Power, sub.— Club football championship Some devastating running off game which they fully deserved E. Barrett for T. Power. final p'layed at Fraher Field, the ball, coupled with precision to w-in. Kilrossanty—J. Foley: J. Fra- Dungarvan. on Sunday last. passing opened up a beleagured her. P. Walsh, T. Prendergast; Kilrossanty defence continuous- They had outstanding players But for a period in an in- in John Meyler, Kevin Soanlon, P. Hayes, P. Keating, P. Quinn; cident packed and bad temper- ly in the final stages of the P. White. J. Maher; T. Behan, Si game when the great gap in Michael S-locum-, Bat Hayes, ed second half in which a few Tony Leahy, Christy Ryan and G. Wal-s'h, N. Hayes- M. Walsh, standards between the sides T. Keating, R. Hah-essy. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL "dead bodies" were leilt on the was conclusively displayed. Dave Barry who was their ground following off the ball scorer in chief, and once they Ref. Pat Lane (Limerick). skirmishes, a surprise result During this period it looked turned on their awesome power looked to be on the cards. as If it was the Cork side who in the closing istages the Water- The Barrs lost the services had the numerical advantage ford champions were on a hid- sS of right half forward Kieran as they shot over six delightful ing to nothing. McCarthy who was sent off in points to Kilrossanty's l'one G.A.A. SCOR NOTES minor to lead 1-13 to 1-5 at the The losers tried hard but ilk the 34th minute following a when it came to the crunch At a meeting held in Lawlor's OFFERS end of normal time. Their sec- flare up Three minu-tes later they were simply outclassed by Hotel on Tuesday, 18ith Nov.. US Jimmy Maher go-aled from a ond goal came in time added c u which was allowed for the the superior football and fitness the final arrangements for this PHILIPS R/C VIDEO plus Free Tape ... £469.50 TIROL IA "TAR A" SOLID FUEL twice taken penalty to bring of the Cork side. year's Scor na nOg competi- the Waterford champions to frequent stoppages in the sec- PHILIPS 14" COLOUR TV £279.00 COOKER £750 ond half and came from Pat Their best pl-ayerg on the day tions were made. The folio-wing level pegging at 1-4 each. But were Pa Wa-lsh. Pat Keating, are the fixtures:— SUPER SER including Reg £69 while the Cork side sent over Hayes at a time when Kilrossan- (Full back-up after sales service available) ty had literally given up the Jimmy Maher, Tom Behan and Saturday, 13th Dec. — Ard three points without reply to Tom Keating. Mhor, Ath Mheain / Ceapach KENWOOD CHEF EXCELL £115.00 CALVING AND SECURITY give them a cushioned breather, ghost. -The Barrs added two fur- OBSERVATION SYSTEM, inc. wide ther points in extra time to em- Chuinn. An Rinn (A). Dungar- KRUPS AUTO CONTROL VACUUM they were rocked back on their Scorers : St. Fimbarrs — D. bhan (A), Naomh Mh-uire, Dun angle lens and built-in selector £369 htels again when full forward phasise their authority in a Barry 0-9 C. Ryan 1-1; P. CLEANER £135.00 : Na Malnlstreach (A), Maidh MAKITA PERCUSSION DRILL £125 John Allen was sent to the line Hayes 1-1: M. Barry 0-3; J. Eilge, sraldbhalle. KRUPS FOOD PROCESSOR £65.00 following an incident off the MAKITA 9" ANGLE GRINDER £120 m ball in the Kilrossanty goal- Sunday, 14th Dec. — Ard si mouth ln the 47th minute. -Mh-or. Dun Na Malnlstreach It was ln the final ten min- (B). An Rinn (B), Dungarbhan utes that the Barrs showed FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 - 7 DAYS - 8 P.M. LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SATURDAY, COMING - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 NOV. 28 & 29 - 11P.M. (OVER 18) Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall CONFESSIONS OF A Big Trouble In Little SEXY SUPERVIXEN Santa China ALSO Glaus Some people pick the damnedest places to start a fight! DOCTOR IN THE NUDE JR'S NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL Week-End T.V. Viewing Telephone 058/54304; 54219 RADLEYS LOUNGE Saturday, November 29— Regional News; Weather. 9.00— ship Snooker. 12..30 a.m. — Armstrong. 4.30—Championship PARTY NIGHT DISCO/JR's BIRTHDAY Breakfast Time i continued) Weaither. Snooker 6.25 — Cricket: Second ABBEYSIDE News Update; Weaither. 9.05 — SATURDAY, NOV. 29 Test. 6.310—i Choir Of The Year Free Champagne Reception — Bar — Over 18's Day To Day. 9.45—Advice Line. 8.30 a.m. —'Faimlly-Ness. 8.35 — 1986. 7.30 — Micro Live. 8.00 — In Lounge — Singalong with MATTIE WELDON 1 o.uO^Ne Ighbours. 10.20 — The The iMuppet Babies, 9.00—Satur- Pridie Oif Place. 8.30—Going To Coming Friday, Dec. 5 — Linda Martin & Chips SATURDAY, NOV. 29 Wormbles. 10.25 — Phillip Scho- day Superstore. 1'2.15 p.m. — Pot. 9.00 — Jiust Another Day. WEEK-EMTBITERT/ONMENT fiel'd. 10.30—Play School. 10.50— Grandstand -inicl. 1.1-0 New-s 9.3-0 — Arena. The Spirit of 9.00 _ Dilin O Deamihias. 9.10 Henry's Cat. 10.55 _ Fivei To Summary. 5.C5—News; Weather. Lor.ca. Feiderico Garcia Lorca 1s BOOKINGS NOW TAKEN FOR CHRISTMAS —The Great Grape Ape. 9.35— Ele'ven. 11.00 — Public School. 5.-16—iSports News Wales. 5.20— perhaps the best-known and DAY LUNCH Pajo's Junkbox. 10.35 — Nancy 11.30—Open Air. 12.20 p.m. — Doctor Who. 5.4-5—AH Creatures best-loved1 Spanish poet and Friday, November 28 — DOUBLE J SOUND Drew Mysteries. 11.25 — Border- Championship Snooker. 12.55 — line. 12.25 — Get smart. 12.50— G-reait and Small < replaces dramatist. He w-as brutally exe- News Headlines. 12.52 — Sports Regional News; Weather. l.OO— 'Late Late Breakfast Show' and cuted in th© Spanish- civil war Saturday, November 29 — Waterford's No. 1 Group- Stadium. 5j05 _ Grizzly Adams. One O'clock News; Weather. 'Eveiry Second Counts'). 7.15 — ait- the tragically early age of THE PARTNERS 6.00 — The Angelus; 6.0i — 1.25—'Neighbours. 1-.50 — King Royai] Variety Performance In 38. 10.45 —] Newsnight. 11.30 — News. 6.10 — Mailbag. 6.45 — flollo. 1.551 — Gran. 2.00 — The the- presence of Her Majesty Weatberview. 1-1.35-12.30 a.m. — Liver Birds. 2.30—Knoits Land- Queen Elizabeth The Queen The Riackford Files. Sunday, 'November 30 — CONTRAST Down Here . . • with A Vlew To Above. 7.15—The Royal Variety ing. 3.20 — Box Clever. 3.50 — Mother, accompanied by HRH Performance. 8.40 — News. 8.55 Jlmbo Andi The Jet Set. 4.00 — the Duchess oif York, HRH Prin- SATURDAY, NOV. 29 THE "CATS" BAR —The Royal Variety Perfor- philomema. 4.10—Superted. 4.15 cess Alexandra and The Hon. MOUNT MELLERAY mance: Part 2. 10.25 - Satur- —Oddyseusi The Greatest Hero 9.0-0 -a.m.—.Paiges From Ceefax. Angus- O'gl-lvy. A whole- host of 10.45—Open University. 1.05 p.m. day 'Live.' 11.40 — The Rock- Of Them All. 4.30—A Day In stars are on stage. 8.40—News; ford Flies. 12.35 — Late News. The Life. 4.55 — John Craven's —Pa/ges from Ceefax. 2.00^ Thursday, Nov. 27 — CHRISTMAS CARD DRIVE Sport. 8.55 —The Royal Variety Salturdiay Cinema: Once Upon A Nawsround. 5.05 — Grange Hill. Performance (part two). 10.20— SUNDAY, NOV. 30 5.35 — Masterteam. 6.00 — Six Honeymoon. Starring C a r y Championship Snooker. 1.05 Grant andi Ginger Rogers Saturday, November 29— 8.00 a.m. Network '86. Civil O'Clock News; Weather. 6.35 — a.m.—Weaither. DANCING TO PADDY O'BRIEN & TELSTAR Sportfolio. 7.00—Wogan. 7.35' — (1942). 3.50—Schools Prom. 4.40 Defence National Exercise. 9.15 —Championship Snooker. 6.1'5— —Animaux Du Solell. 10.25 — Blanke-ty Blank with Les Daw- Park House son. 8.1-0—Dynasty (new series)'. International Bridge Cluib. 6.45 Sunday, November 30— Technical Studies. 10.50 — —Cricket: Second Test. 7.10 — Deutsch Dlre-kt. 11.15 — Mass. 9.C0 —Nine O'Clock News; Re- SING ALONG WITH THE BROTHERS 12.05 — News Headlines follow- gional News; Weather. 9.30—By •News-vlew. 7.50 — Saturday Re- MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN ed by The S-murfs. 12.30 — Pub- Royal Command. The story of view. 8.40 —Weist Coast Story Coming Saturday, Dec. 6 —MONSTER IRISH NIGHT lic Record. 1.00 — Heritage. 1.55 the Royal Variety Performance FRIDAY, NOV. 28 if (new series-). 9.55 — The Film Thursday. November 27 — Liaudji 8.30 a.m.—Master-team. 9.C0— Club: Detective. With Johnnr —Qookslde. 2.25 2.40 from the beginning. With, sper Sunday Matinee: The Chocolate cia'lly filmed contributions Pa®f«. irom .Qcafax. 9.35—Day- Haillidiay and also starring DUNGARVAN FOLK CLUB LOCAL NIGHT Soldier. Starring Nelson Eddy from artists such as JUile An- time On Two. 2.00 p.m. — You Nathalie Bla-ye. 11.35 — Alpha and Rise Stevens. 4.35 — The drews, George Burns and And Me. 2.15 — Championship ville. Starring Eddie Constam- Friday, November 28 — STARDUST Silk Road. 5.30 — Music For Me. Petula Clark. 10.35— Champion Snooker. 3.56 — Regional News tine, Anna Karina and Ak-im LISMORE DRAMATIC SOCIETY 6.00 — The Aragells • 6.01—News And Weaither. 4.00 — Pamela Tamiroff (1-965-). J, Saturday, November 29 — JIM LANE 6.15 — Bliacke's Magic. 7.10 — — proudly present — Hall And Company. 7.40 Mur- Sunday, November 30 — NORTH BROS. phy's Micro Quiz-M. 8.30—Glen- roe. 9.00 — News. 9.15 — Encore. J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 10.20 — Questions And Answers. AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK A TOUCH OF FANTASY 11.05 — Cheers. 11.35 — Late News. MONDAY Patrol; 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 Daughters; 4.30 Dempsey's Den AN EXTRAVAGANZA OF SONG, DANCE Newstime: 6.35 The Fall Guy: with Bosco; 5 p.m. Pat's Chat; AND COMEDY RTE 1 — 2.25 Good Afternoon 7.35 Evening Extra; 8.10 Moon- 5.10 Newsline- 5.30 The BUn- with Floyd On Fish; 3 p.m. lighting- 9 p.m. News: 9.30 To- kslns- 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 in the — 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. Emmer- day Tonight: 10.30 Hold The Newstime: 6.30 Play The Game; dale F'arrn; 4.30 Dempsey's Den Back Page- 11.25 Late News. 7 p.m. Megam-ix; 7.30 Evening with Bosco; 5 p.m. Butterfly Extra: 8 p.m. Oagney And mm^' -6 ' CROTTY'S INN Island: 5.25 Tomorrow's World: RTE 2—4.55 — South Riding; Lacey: 9 p.m. News- 9.30 The 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 News- 5.50 Blankety Blank; 6.30 A Late Late Show; 11.20 Late time- 6.30 Off Yer Brush; 7 p.m. Country Practice; 7 p.m. Top of SUN. 30th NOV., MON. 1st DEC., TUES. 2nd DEC., SATURDAY, NOV. 29 the Pops- 7.30 Family Ties: 8 News; 11.25 The Late Night Fri- Face Of The Earth; 7.30 Even- day Movie; Southern Comfort. WED. 3rd DEC., THUR. 4th DEC. LEAMYBRIEN 2.50 — six Generations. 3.15— ing Extra; 8 p.mi. The All Elec- p.m. Nuacht- 8.15 Oursai; 8.45 Mailbag- 9.05 Touchdown: 10.1-0 Starring Keith Oarradine and at 8.15 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 29—ART SUPPLE & THE SHOWSTOPPER3 Saturday Matinee: More Wild tric Movie Show- 8.30 Iris '86: Powers Boot-he. Wild We sit. Starring Robert 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Hanley's Mart And Market: 10.15 The Colbys- 11.10 Newsnight; 11.30 NO MATINEE PERFORMANCES Sunday, November 30 — SUNSHINE Conrad and Ross Martin. 4.55— People: 10 p.m. Oscar Wilde: RTE 2 — 5.35 The SuElvans; Painting The Warmth Of The 11.05 Taggart; 12.05 Late News. Garda Patrol followed by Night 6 p.m. Going To Pot- 6.35 In Proceeds in aid of Lismoje St. Vincent de Paul Society. Sun. 5.55 — Hart To Hart. 6.50— Light. Falcon Territory- 7.05 Scare- Admission — Adults £2.50, Children £1.00 Monday, December 1 — PROGRESSIVE 45 CARD DRIVE Dry Wood. 7.30 — The ABc Of RTE 2 — 5.40 The Edison crow And Mrs. King: 8 p.m. Pregnancy. 8.00 — Nuaoht and Twins- 6.05 Earth Watch- 6.30 FRIDAY N-uiacht; 8.10 Cursai: 8.40 Music BOOKING AT MADDENS 058/54H8 £5 per head — Commencing 8.30 p.m. DUNGARVAN G.A.A. G.A.A. Notes By Commentator FULL RANGE OF CHRISTMAS NOTES CARDS NOW IN STOCK LEAGUE DEBUT over a very important agenda. There was delight, among I't's safe to say that our exe- Footballers Face Stiffest everyone in the club when cutive is presently the busiest Dermot Oallaghan was intro- in the county and Tuesday duced asi a siutotiltuite for Wa- night's meeting was the1 fourth NEXT SUNDAY PEN PALS STATIONERY terford in the clos-ling ten min- in less- than that number of Waterford football selectors utes oif last Sunday's! National weeks.. have made three changes from Main Street, Lismore Hurling League game against the side which was narrowly Mayo at Fraher field. BORD NA nOG beaten by Limerick two weeks Task To Date GIFT ACCESSORIES — GIFT fDEAS ago, for their game with Wick- Although not too much of the Clubman John Moore will be bail came his way Dermoit low at Augihrim on next Sun- Educational Toys! unanimously re-elected as> chair- Last Sunday Waterford had the final quarter and it was Byrne, Michael Beresford: Ab- showed several fiaslies of the day. Also there are a number 1987 Letts Diaries — 1987 Beautiful Ireland Calendars man of the Western. Bord na ol positional changes on the the game won at half-time and here that they showed the real beyside, Tomas Walsh, John form which has won him his nOg at next Tuesday night's team which probably faces its had 'paid' the Oonnaght side difference in standards, it McGrath; Fourmllewater, Bren- ^ AM gifts bought wnapped free! place on the county panel, and annual convention to Lawlor's stiffest tesit to-date. back, by keeping them scoreless must be conceded that the dan Ryan: An Gaeltacht, Eug- no doulbt he will grasp any fur- Hotel, it's a well deserved for the first thirty minutes as 'Biarrs are .one of the outstand- ene Curran, d O Reagain, Dun- FREE! Christmas Care Bear Colouring Competition ther chances Ithat come his way honour for a man whose most The three newcomers have well. In this half, the Wiater- ing club football teams in the garvan, E. McGarry, E. Burke, country and very few, if any, for Children with both hainds. recent activity was taking shown good form in training ford keeper, Pat Curran, J. Ferncombe: Naomh Brid, J. Meanwhile congratulations' to and are expected .to fit well into handled the ball only once of the other 30 club teams Halllnan, E. Lonergan. charge of the Wexford-Offaly could hold their own against Late Opening from Dec. 8th-23rd until 7.30 p.m. Waterford on another fine win, the side. They are Eddie Roc- while his opposite number had drawn National Hurling League them. What was a bit disappoin- and already the news from the kett, who missed the county's a total of 27 puck-outs (we had SYMPATHY gam© ilaist Sunday. Hourteen scores and thirteen ting though was the Inability gra.pevilne' is' that a sizeable first game because of a club commitment: Ger Walsh who ls wldes). Mayo just had no an- of our champions to cope with Jimmy Corcoran who played number from, our cluib are ANNUAL MEETING currently playing good stuff swer this t.imie and Waterford a few situations that might his hurling with Ballyduff club planning to travel to Killarney for Kilrossanty and Dungar- won as they pleased. have been better handled. We and who was a very well on Sunday week for the game All the cliub officers are pre- known GAA enthusiast and paring for the December IGtlh van's Dereck Lyons whose ear- did have a few players who against Kerry. Conditions weren't too bad, were as good as their opposite supporter to the Western end annual general meeting at the lier inclusion on the team was There's even talk of an over- but If anything they suited the numbers, but we did not have of the county died over the TRAINING IN COMMERCIAL CBS. and from what we hear probably delayed because of in- night Saturday stay in "Hea- visitors a bit better than they enough. week-end and was laid to rest there will be no shortage of jury. ven's, Isle." KElarney in Decem- did Waterford who prefer the in Ballyduff on Saturday. He proposals' on the 'night. That in HORTICULTURE ber—perish the thought. The selectors, like many dry hard sod. was father of Frankie who was itself should ensure a lively SCORES one of the Shamrocks out- A 180 hour course in Commercial Horticulture will others who saw the Limerick The win puts us to the top gathering. More anon however. N.H.L. _ Waterford 4-18, standing players and adminis- ON FOOTBALL TEAM match feel that it was lost be- of the division for the time be- take place at Kildalton Horticultural College, Piltown, cause of a few unfortunate mis- Mayo 1-3. trators over a long number of Co. Kilkenny, commencing in January, 1987. We'll have1 even added interest LATE DANNY MURPHY ing at least and the way ahead M. club Pinal — st. Finbarrs years and we offer him and takes. A win there would have will depend on a number of fac- in Waterford's National Foot- putt us to the top of the table in 2-15, Kilrossanty 1-5. members of his. family our sin- There will be 6 one-week blocks 'between January and Sincere sympathy is extended tors. many of them outside our ball 'League game agatost our division and increased the cere sympathy. September. Successful completion will meet) the education to the relatives of the late control. We still have to play Wicklow in Auighrim nexit Sun- confidence of the players. Wick- FIXTURE Danny Murphy, St. Brigid's Kerry, Meath and Tipperary requirements for Stamp Duty Exemption, Installation Aid day because not only is Martta low defeated Kilkenny, having LADIES FOOTBALL Terrace, whose unexpected before we count our points At Aughrim — N.F.L. Water- andi extra grant-aid. Sheehan again included in de- drawn with Carlow and have death took place las't Saturday when April comes round and ford v.Wicklow. What was undoubtedly the Applications are invited from existing and potential fence but Derek Lyons has been three points from two matches. there is nothing very sure about most successful year since night. Their record at Aughrim is named at left half forward for the results of any of these. Our MINOR HURLING TRIAL their establishment was re- producers of horticultural crops. what will be his/ inter county Danny was a member of a good and there Is speculation meeting with Kerry is next on viewed in full by the County Application forms are available Prom local ACOT footballing deibut at senior level. family which has been closely that Carlow would have beaten the list and all concerned will On Sunday morning next, Board at their annual general them at any other venue. starting at 11 a.m., the county offices. iMartin- is named at left full identified with our- club down need to approach the Killarney meeting in Dungarvan on Waterford are unlikely to be minor hurling selectors will Closing date for receipt of completed application forms: back and is of course very much the decades. His late brother game with the utmost caution Monday night last. Johnny—"Taste" to all hurling too overawed by this .factor and as our record of success In the hold a 'blitz' at st. Augustine's Tuesday. December 16th. 1986. an "ever present" on tihe team. College grounds and after- As expected, it was a very followers, of that era—was rated playing their own brand of foot- Kingdom territory is not all we However the! selection of Derek wards they will name a panel enthusiastic meeting and many one of the sweetest wielders of ball. may be good enough to would like It to be. Other fac- is a really great honour for the take the points. of players to commence train- of those present expressed con- the clam an ever to don the blue tors to worry about is the pro- club and we know he will not gress of Dublin. Laois and Tip- ing after Christmas. fidence that at senior level jersey. He also won recognition It is interesting to recall that let the side down. Hopefully he perary who are breeding down Ihe selectors met on Monday next season, the county will do with Waterford teams on. many lowly Kilkenny scored three has completely recovered from our necks on the league table. night and named the follow- very well. goals against Wicklow on last ACOT tihe chesit itnjury which almost occasions'. Another brother. We could conceivably win two ing four teams who will take Sunday week and this gives us The following officers and forced hiim to miiss our inter- Tommy, also played for the cluib oi our next three matches and part. reason for hoping that our well committee were elected for the mediate hurling county final many times. still not, win promotion, which functioning attack, should do 'A' Team coming season — Chairman, triumph. Ar dhels De go raibh a anam. must be the objective r>f the well on Sunday. Noel Murray, Ballymacarbry: county. Tramore, J. Brennan; Cnoc Sion, L. Quinn, J. Wal6h, J. Vice-Chairman, Jim Fitzgerald, MEETING TEAM Meany; Erin's Own, N. Kelly: Clashmore; Secretary, June Such comments might sound Whyte, Newtown. Treasurer, The club executive had an- Kevin Heffernan; of pessimism, but believe me I Ruanrnore, J. Caulfleld. A. White: Portlaw, P. Coffey; De Ann O'Neill, Fenor: Registrar, BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS other meeting on Tuesday night David Kirwan, Pat (Harry) have no such feelings, it's just La Salle, B. Brohan- Passage, Bridget McGrath, Ballymacar- of this week when our chair- Quinn, Martin Sheehan: that the experience of prejudg- BALLYSAGGART E. Fitzgerald: St. Saviors, D. bry: P.R.O., Nora O'Sullivan, ATTENTION FARMERS!— Pat Hayes, Tom Leonard, Eddie ing our hurling fortunes com- man Mlkeen Lyons, presided Forrestal. A. Power: Ballygun- Newtown. All the above officials We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right Rockett; pels me to write cautiously now with Mary Prendergast, Ard- that we seem to be on the road ner, F. O'Brien, St. Molierans, prices:— Michael McGrath, Liam O'Con- J. Dooley. more, will form the committee. nor; back with this young team who Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, NOTES are gradually getting the ex- Ger Walsh, Pierrie White, •B' Team BORD NA nOG Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts Dereck Lyons; perience they need to bring Tallow, J. J. Henley, D. Hen- G.A.A. SALE OF WORK Eoin O'Brien, Jim Maher, Jim Waterford hurling back to the ley, D. O'Flynn, J. Beecher, B. The County chairman, James (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull 28th WATERFORD top. Sunday, 14t'h December is the McGrath. Curley- Lismore, M. O'Brien. J. Tobin and secretary, James Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig date set aside1 for Ealliysaggart Subs. — J Healy, T. Behan. O'Sullivan. P. Prendergast, K. Grant will attend a special Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, KILROSSANTY BEATEN meeting to form a new County GAA C tab's annual Sale of D. Casey, P. Keating, M. Kav- Lawton- Kilrossanty, P. Power, K.N.Z, Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. anagh. M. Crowley, P. Daniels, T. Veale, J. Baldwin; Ballyduff, Bord na nOg at Dungarvan on 'B' SCOUT TROOP Work. We wiiffi as always be moat Monday, December 15th. All grateful for donations of veget- C. Mac Craith, M. Walsh, There were several exciting J. Quirke, J. Scanlon: Cappo- moments in the third quarter clubs who played to the cham- ables. cakes, bric-a-brac, firing, quin. C. Barry. 100 YEARS IN WATERFORD of this Munster club football plonsihi'ps last year are invited MICHAEL BEECHER books or other useful articles final, when Kilrossanty drew Team 'D' to send delegates and to make TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD (YOUTH CENTRE) for the sale. Although we celebrated the level with the hot favourites, St. Pats., N. Drohan. Martin nominations and submit WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY. centenary oi the Association St. Finbarrs. but long before Kelly, Stephen Dun-ford, Paul motions for this meeting. In the meantime don't forget two years ago, we as a county, PARENTS MEETING your social tickets for the big the finish, the result was a will be a century in being on foregone conclusion. The night in Lawlor's on Friday Cheers were to be heard ring- Tuesday, December 30th, this visitors, finishing with 13 play- ing out from the Youth Centre night, December 5th. year. The first County conven- ers were in complete control In last Saturday. Not so much tion to establish a Board in from the parents for the S/L's MR. DAVID LYONS Waterford was held at tihe Shambles, Kilmacthomas on IK ISH speech, but from the scouts dur- Cld family friends through- ing their game of football. the same date, one hundred oat BaClysagga.r.t and the .Lis. years ago. (The date is incor- DUNGARVAN While the 'Powers That Be' more area "learned with regret discussed the forthcoming rectly stated in a recent G.A.A. recently of the unexpected history'). events for the troop, the scouts death at his home. 68. The were indulging in a spot of This was briefly mentioned Meads,. Eurnt Oak. Edgeware. American Football downstairs. at the November county Board CAUSEWAY This is currently the most Middlesex, of Mr. David Lyons, meeting and the Chairman popular game with scouts and a member, of a well-known stated that a ceremony to mark requests are for an American Ballysaggart family. the occasion would be organis- Football League on an inter- In his you'th a noted athlete ed. so very likely we will hear TENNIS CLUB patrol basis. Johnny B. is now and weight thrower his active much more about this in the checking that our insurance interest in sport and outdoor next few weeks. covers us for this physical pursuits' did not diminish with NOTES game. thie passing years. Relatives COUNTY BOARD MEETING and friends were present when This will be an historic event, Meanwhile at the Parents the funeral took place at in that it is being held at Winter .tennis is now in full Meeting, the history of the 29th Hendon. Knockanore for the very first 'B' was being discussed. Since swing on' the Causeway courts He is survived by his. wife time. The circulated agenda in- (wind and rain no deterrent!) the establishment of the Troop dicates that it will be a short in February, ten months ago, Veronica.. David 'son). Willy. Our Winter League Is a great session. It includes referees re- success with 120 players play- the scouts had camped out for Mick. Tom. Oick and Peter (bro- ports of a couple of county ing in. friendly rivalry in this twenty-five nights. This includ- thers), Mary and Nora 'sisters), finals, reports from the various ed seven overnights, four week- nephetos, nieces, relatives, and committees and correspondence. stogies, teams, tournament— ends and a successful annual friendis to whom we extend sin- This annual ' out-of-town' the finals to be arranged at a camp to Kinsale. Also during cere sympathy. later date- the year we helped with the meeting Is usually more of a y/wesm^Hx Parish Church Cemetery and Our sympathy is also eixitend social event than a meeting and Sit. Annei's Tennis C'luib, Wia- also attended monthly Mass in ed to the relatives of the laite in keeping with Cnoc Sion and terford invited our ladies to the Friary Church. A highlight Jo.e Lyons. MowaHarrive who Tramore. the ladies committee join them on their floodlit of our year was the celebration died in America recently. of the host, club, Shamrocks, courts for a friendly match, last! of Mass with the Bishop of Gib- will provide tea after the Thursday nigh/t. November 20'th. raltar in the Youth Centre. It meeting. but due to very bad weather it was evident, that the Scout DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR was deferred, until this_ Thurs- troop had been of great service day might. November 27th. We Your savings and investments can earn you greater interest with the to the Dungarvan community Judging from the returns, the hope our. team enjoy the night Irish Permanent's SUPERGRO investment Scheme. and it was acknowledged by all coaching/development course at (and come home winners!) the parents that the scouts had Geraldines St. Augustine's College over the • The more you invest the greater your interest rate, put a great deal of time and coming week-end should be a On behalf of the Causeway • Up to 12.75% Gross Interest. energy into the success of the great success. The figures sup- Tennisi Cluib I would like to ex- troop's first year in Duingarvan. plied indicate that the atten- tend. our sincere' sympathy to • Only 60 days notice required for withdrawals. dance will well exceed the 100 Rita Moore and iher family on The last item on t'he agenda GAA Notes • Minimum balance £3,000. mark. Practically ail clubs in was the Annual Cork Weekend the death of her sister 1 R.I.P.) the East have enrolled and • Pick up your SUPERGRO brochure at your nearest and Camp '87. Details f>f the PRIMARY SCHOOLS and to Mllchael Drum my (St. there are quite a few from the Cork Weekend are seen below. Laurence's) on the death of his FOOTBALL We sit also. Irish Permanent Office. Because the 28th 'B' has been mother (R.I.P) Congratulations, are express- awarded the National Good — A. Stacey ed to V illiier stown Primary The coaches will include Joe Camping Certificate from the McGrath, Jim McKeever, Eug- Scout H.Q., we are now hoping School football team who beat the favourites Coolnasmear. to ene McGee, Tom Kirby, John For full details on the Greater Interest Scheme talk to to camp outside of Ireland for Dowling, Tom Moraahian, Des 1987. Let me remind you that the final of the Schools' Foot- ball Championship in C'appo- Crowe, Frank Burke, Gerry the Camp Bank has now been Pagan, Fr. Seamus Gardiner opened. ciuin recently. This was their first year in the championship. and Eoin Liston. WATERFORD The F'rlday session will com- ANNUAL CORK WEEKEND mence at 7.30 p.m. and go on Richard J. Tilson SYMPATHY until 9.30 p.m. and the day-long The cost of this weekend has session on Saturday will be Branch Manager been fixed at twelve pounds. All The. Geraldines Club wishes SCHOOLS SPEECH from 10 a.m,. until 5.30 p.m. money to be handed to the to convey its sympathy to our A.S.L. before Thursday of this Secretary, Faddy Ken/neally and ANOTHER GOOD WIN W06 k. Kathleen Cuman, Dungarvan. on DUNGARVAN Friday: Our bus departs at 7 the recent death of their uncle. On a cold and windy Sunday CONTEST 1986 32 Grattan Square. so it is advisable to report In at Johnny Kenneally of Curradar- in March this year, Mayo hur- Tel: (058) 42777. the Bus Stop at 6.30. When in lers defeated Waterford in what ra and Kilrossanty. He wa® Mercy A. Dungarvan (Marlon Cork we will stay indoors in a was a vital league game at buried to Kilrossanty last week. Flynn. Brenda Slnnott, Sinead local Scout Den. It is hoped Fraher Field. We lost and as a May he rest to. peace. Carroll), the western cham- that swimmlne will be arrang- result of the defeat we ended pions. take on Ferrybank A, the ed at this time. up with the same number of MUNSTER SPORTS STAR eastern champions, ln the Saturday : On thils morning league nolnts as Mayo and only AWARDS shared the honour of being County Final of the Waterford We have an appointment with Schools Speech Contest 1986. TRAMORE LISMORE tho Lord Mayor of Cork. Given Among the many sports stars named the Division 3 winners. I refer to the game here be- The final will take place at the Roy Farreli, Manager, John Beecher, Manager, time for shopping we then visit who received sports awards ait Regional Psychiatric Nurstog the local newspaper offices for the 1'5'th Annual Munster cause I noted In miy diary that Strand Street Tel: (051)81648. Main Street. Tel: (058) 54444- the gate receipts for that par- School, St. Otteran's Hospital, a tour. Saturday might will see Kmoirts Star Awards Dinner on Thursday, llth December. us at the theatre enjoying an- ticular match was just £40, tgSSt by Tipperary BLE/BLOE A total of 13 teams entered other 'cultural show.' which was the lowest ever for CARRICK-ON-SUIR In Hotel Monster. Thurles, re- for the competition which te or- Sunday : The biggest attrac- a National League game played Barry Walsh, Manager, cently was Alan Downing, in the county. ganised at County level by the tion for the weekend are the Youghal AC, for his fine cross- Waterford Mental Health Asso- computer games which will last Last Sunday the 'gate' was 96 Main Street. Tel: (051) 40528. country and siteeplechase run- £2,300 and even allowing for ciation. for three hours. There are now The topic for the Waterford sixteen computers with still ning in. 1086. whatever portion of this figure Unfortunately he ls present- would be attributed to the at- Final is "Psychiatric hospitals many more new games to try. should NOT be closed — they Alter dinner we have an even- ly nursing an injury to his knee tractiveness of the Munster club football final between Kilros- will eventually become havens ing at sports with the Cork received In training. He is. hop- for the sane." Scouts. I wonder if they will ing it will be alright for the santy and St. Finbarr's, it was play American Football? forthcoming cross country sea- an enormous difference. I make- this point to illustrate son. AND FINALLY what success means in the mat- ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ter of public support when one All patrols must, have their of our county teams are going interviews completed .within Our annual general meeting well to the league. In doing three weeks to be submitted to will be held on nexit Sunday something to bring the support- the Unit Leader. Extra time week 'December 7. in St, Miary's ers back behind Waterford, Irish Permanent will be allowed for the EEC pro- Hall at 2 p.m. Membership to something positive has been ject, due to other activities. be paid for 1987 now to our achieved and hopefully, this The People'5 Choice Full uniform must, be worn Treasurer, or at tine meeting. very welcome trend will con- travelling to Cork. tinue. —F.Tr. Scribe. P.R.O. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS CYCLING Sean Kelly for tour of Sean Kelly i® backing Britain —ait least., the country's first fully televised five-day profes- sional cycle race. The 3'3-year- Britain race o-ld Co. Walterford man, current- ly rated! -the world's number one sponsorship w-ith the. City I.t will start i'n the North and- rider.; explained last Thursday Centra series over the last four finish at Westminster, taking In. why he had no hesitation in years have emerged asi the most of the major cities, committing hlmlself to the Pro- major backers of the Profes- although the actual route will fessional Tour of Britain Race, sional Tour of 'Britain. not be announced' until Feb- due to be staged from August They were reluctant to dis- ruary. 12-16 next, year. cuss figures, but their involve- There' will be -around £26,000 Kelly said: "The race is timed ment. together with -associate in prize monies- up for grabs, idealUly beitiween the Tour de sponsors^ could mieian a package plus "the necessary fund to France and tlhie world cham- of around £900.000. attract -tihe very best riders." pionships- so I Ithink it will TOP RIDERS The promoters- are confident prove very attractive to those they can -attract the world's with serious world* .title aspira- A -minimum of 13 five-man best next, 'August, -although cur- tions,." teams, including many of the rent To.ur die France champion world's top riders, plus t-he -best Greg Lemond may be committed Kelly who. missed -this, year's of Britain's professionals, will to a race in his native- USA Tour de France: through injury,, contest the- C'3'O-miile race. around -thait -time. came back in style toy winning last 'month's Nis-s'an Classic in Ireland. STUDY INTO LEGAL PROFESSION BY RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES COMMISSION In 19'84, .tihe Minister for. In- s tractions on advertising and dustry -and Commerce requested the concerted fixing o.f fe.es- or the Restrictive Practices. Com- charges practised by -profes- mission to undertake a study sions cr providers- of analogous Under. Section 12 of the Re- services. Meetings with repre- strictive Practices Act, 1972 into sentative bodies in two profes- t-he rendering of certain profes- sions.—Accountancy and Engin- sional and analogous- services. eering—were 'held! in 1986 and The purpose oif thie study, reports in these cases are in The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week takes us on another long trip down memory lane and to the days when many of the which covers all professions the course' of preparation. older generation of the present day were young boys and girls attending the. National School in Glendine in West Waterford. The photo shows the and will be. extensive, is to ex- amine the following restrictive TERM'S OF REFERENCE pupils who attended at the school in 1931 grouped with their teachers in the school yard and it includes: Teachers Mrs. J. Flavin, Miss N. Browne practices, insofar a-s they are (later Mrs. P. Barry); Back row: Mattie Dunlea, Mike Long, Frank Leahy, Harry Lyons, John McGrath, Anthony O'Shea, Gerald Rivens, The Commission have now de- aiFiplled in relation to the pro- cided to commence their sitiudy Gerald Lombard: Third row: Eily Lyons, Biddy Murphy, Mary Murray, Mary E. Coughlan, Nan Ryan, Nan McGrath, Kitty Murphy, Eily Dunlea, vision of these services:— into the legal profession in- Sally Murray, Peg Finn; Second row: Charlie O'Neill, Nora Dunlea, Sheila Lombard, Evelyn Broderick, Eily Motherway, Tess Leahy, Mar- —barrieins to entrance to the early 1387. Th-ey propose to garet Murphy, Maureen Hunt, Nellie O'Connor, Nora Lombard, Kitty Lombard; Front row: Garret LandeTS, Billy Coughlan, Billy Sliney, John profession or occupation, study -all thei practices specified in the terms- of reference and Motherwfay, John Lombard, Jack Revins, Stephen Murphy. —prohibitions on the- provi- in addition, to restrictions on sion of the service by non-- fees and advertising, they will m-embers of -the professiion pay particular -attention to the or by persons not recog- following:— DUNGARVAN U.D.C. nised as. being qualified. Obsolete Bulbs In 1. The. educational and train- —restrictions on- advertising, ing requirements for admission —concerted, fixing of fees and to the profession of solicitor or Dungarvan Street Lights charges, barrister. 2. The division of the Fast Commitments With No legal profession into solicitors —amy other practice which Much of the street lighting and brighter sodium type lights and- barristers. 3. The number tends to restrict competi- in Dungarvan is substandard which would also give twice t-he He clearly relishes the pro- o-f legal representatives, requir- tion. l because the bulbs still in use value of the existing lights. spect of a Tour de Britain event ed in a particular c-ase. 4. The are now obsolete It was stated Cllr. Kyne said that they and a meeting with likely rivals The Commission -proposed to limited right of audience of at the November monthly meet- Back-Ups Complaint should keep pressure on the for the- world championships in undertake the study in stages solicitors before the Courts. 5. ing of Dungarvan Urban E.S.B. to see that these improve- Australia a few weeks- later. and submissions were invited Access to, a- barrister by the Council. ments were brought about He felt that a new practice Gallowshlll and asked, "while a final decision be made on this Kelloggs, who hiaive made a from interested parties in client toeing only possible The matter was raised by sooner than later. of making commitments with- this was much needed I agree, matter and while we're at it successful entry .into cycling O-ctciber. 1-534 concerning re- through- a solicitor. 6. Restric- Cllr. B. Kyne who asked whe- VANDALISM tion® upon parsons with whom out the wherewithal to back who asked for it, how much did that- the question of the re- ther there had been a drop in Mr. White then informed the solicitors, and barristers may them up was fast becoming a it cost and will it be effective moval of the T.V. poles be also electric voltage to account for Council that the public lights fact of life in the affairs of the in the long term?" dealt with." the poor quality of the lighting join in partnership. 7. Limita- outside the Sports Centre at Council said Cllr. B. Kyne at Mr. John O'Flynn, County En- in many areas of the town. tions upon the form of organ- the November monthly meeting CALLED INTO QUESTION Qu-ann's were being continually gineer said that he, personally Mr. B White, Town Clerk, isation oif soflicitciris-' and barris- of Dungarvan Urban Council. vandalised and were used as Cllr. Kyne then said that was not in -the habit of giving said that he had also noticed ters-' practices. 8. Representa- He said that this short term cock shots. As a result of these ARDMORE AND while this job had been done, commitments which he did not this and wondered whether the tion. on disciplinary bodies- be- action was already having re- constant breakages it had been the commitment about the wall stand over. He then told Cllr. bulbs needed cleaning and he ing confined to members' of the percussions from the public Kyne that this work would be decided to remove these lights given to him in 1985 had not had taken the matter up with profession alone. whom the Council were trying done in the new year and he altogether and the Town En- been carried out as neither had the E.S.B. •In the c'lT'Cumsitance® new or to serve. would make sure that it was gineer, Mr. Mulcahy, proposed GRANGE I.C.A. the promise given to have T.V. additional submissions- are now done. He expressed rogTe-t -that The County Engineer, Mr. to erect a high mast with three Cllr. Kyne made .these obser- potes removed from Biymevflille. The November guild meeting inundated with questions, both being invited toy tihe- Commis- vations arising from a request "I try to be reasonable ln my Cllr. Kyne saw fit -to draw this John O'Flynn then stated that large spotlights at the top was held- on Tuesday 11th. during the, lecture and at tea sion. -Interested persons or which he said he had received aopro-ach to these matters," he up in public before coming to a lot of the lights in town still which would not only light up time. We are greatly- indebted had mercury type bulbs which the sports Centre but also the Various item's of business- were bodi-eis should make submis- first, from the local Residents said, "but my Integrity as a him. Mr O'Flynn re-iterated to hiiitn. Group and subsequently from Councillor Is being called Into that he never gave commit- were now obsolete and ap- nearby Youth Club premises dealt with, among the-m. ar- sions in writing to bh.e Secretary a resident of the estate, for the question by commitments which ments which he- could not stand proaching the end of their life- and the entire surrounding ranging for a sale in aid of Earlier that day. some mem- of t.he Restrictive Practices repair or replacement of a wall are quickly given but, are then over nor did he -think any mem- span. These would be replaced area. Klitul and Wireless for the bers -of it-he guild had come and C'ommissioni. 50 Uplper MOunt at ByrnevUI-e and concerning not acted on. I would ask that ber of the staff did so either. in future by the more efficient Blind, arranging am orating to set l'O tjree-s at Grange National Stre&t. Dublin. 2. The latest date AT ABBEYSIDE whioh he had made representa- Cork, informing members off the School. An HCA husband had for receipt of submission® is tions as far back as June, 1985. Cllr. D. Goode, Chairman re- forthcoming AGM c;f Waterford dlug tihe holes the previous Friday, 18 January. 1987. He received a promise then marked that he welcomed the Federation in Dungarvan and week-end and in spite of fore- proposal as it should stop the thiat the work needed would be informing members of thie pro- casts to the- contrary, the sun vandalism going on down there. done later in the year. In Nov- gress of the plans for the Guild shtane whten the ladies turned Cllr. B. CotteT again drew at- ember that year he said he of the Ye-ar project. up at midday on Tuesday to tention to the need for a public went to Gallowshlll with the ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES do the- actual planting. The light at the "top gate" outside Then at 9 p.m. .Mr. John Town Engineer to visit and see SPECIAL MASS teachers and children were in- The tournament opened at 2 work — in short, the scouting 'i Abbeyside Church. In these Walsh of ACOT came. We also what was required. "In tihe pre- The Unit was very pleased with p.m-. when we had the first of terested spectators, .and indeed LOCAL IFA CHIEF of the 4th Waterford in Log winter nights the place was lnad IiOA friends from An, Rinn sence of a resident," said Cllr. the 'huge turnout last Friday seven first round matches, the Book No. 5. — (Corn Slog — most anxious, to participate in Kyne. "Mr. Mulcahy repeated very dark and dangerous, he and the Sean Photoal and a big night week. The Mass remem- most exciting of .these being Frank Daly). said, adding that the Town En- the operation. his commitment on the wall bered all th-e deceased members P.L.'s Niall O'Connor and Neil attendance o.f friend® from the WELCOMES AID and then said it would be done gineer had already agreed that neighbourhood. Mr. Walsh We hope t-o be alble to per- of the 4th Waterford,friends and Carthy's very close 21-18 win TROOP MEETING such a light was needed there. in the new year, i sent this in- supporters of Abbeyside Scout- over Paddy Whelan 'who was spoke- on trlees and also o>n suadle- people of the urgency of formation to the residents ing. In a symbolic ceremony a true soldier -as he played Last Saturday night's meet- shrubs- aind h(ad a most appre- thei problem of our lack oif group. On August 12 of this before the commencement of most of the match with a pull- ing -had -a lively start with foot- ciative and attentive audli-ence. trees. Ardimore and Grange PACKAGE year I again contacted the Mass twenty-six young scouts ed leg muscle i and Michael ball skills. Alan Ryan and Sean He thoroughly -agreed! with o-u-r parish is. a vast, bllanik, ble-ak, A local UFA chief has wel- Town Clerk but it now seems marched in procession, each Verling. Cartwright showed their class interest in tree-planltlng and practically tree-less panorama. thiat the commitments given to while Ciaran Walsh and G-ar- 1 comed the £15 million aid pack- carrying a lighted candle rep- lamented! the general' apathy No one elise is going -to change me about the wall are now in resenting a departed member. In -ths -second round Alan reth Hilgglns played equally as with regard to it in. the coun- age for Ireland agreed at last question." good. Next we had an instruc- NO STATE CARE it for us.. .It's up to us. Every Fr. P. Ahearne, Troop Chap- Ryan and Brendan Flynn had tryside. We were reminded that week's .Nov. 18) EEC Council of tion session on history of scout- tree set is am act cif faith and Cllr. Kyne then referred to a lain celebrated the Mass and to be on their toes to defeat Ministers-. ing. Sean Fitzgerald -was in the Ireland -has less tree-cover than hope in the coming- generations big clearance job done around in his homily spoke about the the -Michael Cosgrave, Aidan Acknowledging the Minister hot seat passing on the Infor- any other c-oiunltry in Europe, anld an aot of love for -the great work and dedication that M ullar key combination 21-15 for Agriculture's endeavours to mation to our younger scouts. FOR CLONEA and o-u.r native- deciduous wood- country and tthe district we all many of our deceased members while in the other half of the ge.t an agreement on this pack- Details o-f scouting from 1907- land is now down to -l'.2%. Mr. profess to loive. — S-ioiblnatn gave, which proved an inspira- draw Neil and Nlali had another age, Mr. Daniel OILoughiEm 1986 were discussed ln detail. Walsh) spoke at length and wais Lincoln. — (P.R.O.). tion to those who came after marathon tussle as they just dallied on the Department of passed Sean James -and G-arreth and -who were keeping on t'he At 8.15 Denis slattery ran an- Agriculture to immediately BELFAST ACTOR -Higgins 21-19 at the dead end. CASTLE wonderful tradition and mak- other physical game, the old start payment of the 1-S86 ing the 4th waterford a better At this stage it was semis favourite Head and Harp. The A request miade by .Waterford cattle heada-ge scheme. unit all the time. time and at the top of the main stars o.f this gam were TO OPEN e County Council lasit September Mr. O'Loughlin who is the Specially selected hymns draw Ray Moore an-d Michael Aidan Wall and Aidan Muliar- Sheehan were made work all asking that the castle ialt Water-ford representative on tine were sung by the Abbeyside key. After a short run at drill UFA- National Rural' Develop- the way as they narrowly beat practice we organised a serious Cleans la,, Ouingarvan be classified ALL-IRELAND Folk Choir and Mr. Francle a® a national m-cimumenlt and ment Committee,, said the new Kenneally played a trumpet Alan and Brendan- 21-16. In the fire, drill exercise. Various P.L.s thati it be tialk-en over, by the package will apply to farmers salute. To all we say a sincere other semi Joe Organ and and patrols hand-led the evacu- State for repair and malnten^ in the severely handic-ap-ped thank you. Gavin- Keane after a very tense ation of all people in the den DRAMA FINALS start defeated .the durable com- and got everyone to .the- assem- aince has been turned down. regions. A.n-d about 500 Wiater- It was also nice too that so ford1 farmers- will benefit to the Belfast-bom professional aic bination of Nell -and Nla-ll. bly area In Murphy Place. This At a meeting o-f the Council miany accepted our invitation t,o tune o-f almost £250. tor Joe 'McFartland will of- the den for a cuppa, biscuit and In the final it -was the best was a very worthwhile exercise held in Dungarvan last Monday "This, is a badly needed in- ficially open the All-Ireland sl chiat of three sets. In the first, Joe and should prove useful in an a -letter from the Office of come. support for the- thous- One-Act Drama Finals -to be There Is no doubt, but that and Gavin ran out comfortable emergency situation. The meet- Fublic Works in. Dublin dealing staged -in St. Michael's Halil thiis ceremony Is now a firmly 21-9 winners -but In the second ing finished with Barry Cliffe with, the request was- circulated ands of farmers who have suf- Ballyduff from December l'lth established and Important It was a different story. Again reading his own scout prayer. to the members. fered severe income cuts in the lasit two years diue to the to 14 FOR SALE -1977 Toyota Cor- olla, good dunning order, con- tact) Denis Keane, Tel 058, CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES DEPOSITS TAKEN ErankBrowne 54207, or at KiHishe-1. Cappagh, after 6.30 p.m. THE LATE MRS. NANCY Coughlan. Division 1 — Winners in this FAMILY FLAT to lelt at May- QUANN, MILL STREET Fancy Dress Winners _ 1st, division were — P. Oasey, E. Helen Doherty and Linda QTrustee Savings Banks NOW ON ALL fiel-d House, Lismore: furnished, As we write these notes Oostin and R. Walsh. Mason: 2nd, Catherine Morris- carpeted and centrally heated; (Tuesday) morning we learn, Division 2 — Winners were J. with the greatest regret, of the sey; 3rd, Julie Halllahan- 4th, Collendar and J. Walsh. The private- parking; tele-phone op- Shane Reddy. CHRISTMAS TOYS tional: can be seen- anytime death of Mrs. Nancy Quann, game bebween J. McGrath and OqO Waterford Mill Street. To her family and Spot Prize of £50 voucher — FWday or Saturday or for T. McCarthy was not fulfilled, (ESTABLISHED 1816) Visit our Toy Showrooms relatives sincere sympathy is Winner, Ellen Fitzgerald. so the points were shared. BODY SHOP 058 42424 appointment at any other time and view our extensive extended. Full obituary in next Division 3 — Winners were T. 24 Hour car accident service - used car Telephone 0'5-8-/54183. RED HOUSE LEAGUE range at unbeatable prices sales,crash repairs and resprays. week's issue. McOarthy, A. O'Keeffe and J. THATCHING SPIRES for siale. The 8th series was played on Due to circumstances beyond our control CAPPOQUIN LABOUR PARTY Sunday and the following were Quann. —Jack Tierney. Abbeyside. Tele- The following notices of Division 4 — Winners were D. our Telephones were out of order from phone 058/41991. the results:— motion were placed on the Division 1— Cummins and A. Power. The Friday, 21 st November, 1986 to Wednesday FRANK MURPHY FOR SALE — High output agenda for the County Council game between J. sheehan and BALLINAROONE FRUIT $ Killeagh 2: Piltown 0 MAIN ST., DUNGARVAN Hammer Mill, power or tractor meeting by Councillor Brian C. Unlacke was postponed due 26th November, 1986. FARM Pinewood 0; Ardmore 1 Telephone 058/41376 driven, 30 hp. motor and O'Shea. These matters were < played some weeks ago) to an injury to one of the We wish to apologise to all our customers starter, 15 hp. slip ring motor raised at the October meeting Oappioquin 3; shamrocks 3 players. for the inconvenience caused as a result of and starter, also i-fton Ration- of the Cappoquin Branch. "That Lismore 2: Modeligo 1 Division 5 — Winners were P. Mixer wiltih- motor and starter, litter bins be provided at Allen Kiely and K O'Reilly. Points being unable to contact us. APPLES FOR SALE Aff-an-e 0: Valley Rangers 3 BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt pmo. Phone 058 5638-1. Street, Cappoquin-." "That the Division 2— were shared between S. Power Special offer this week-end: FOR SALE—One 18" Gercross County Council take appropri- Bride View 3; Oappoquin 2 and T. Power, because fixture Drills, Hammers, Grinders Eating Apples reduced by Boiler, one 16" Barl Bailer, one ate action to have the two dere- Inch 4 Killeagh 1. was not played. lict houses at Allen Street ren- : and Transformers. Star P-ulpeir Pho-ne 058/60U5'5. Games involving Youghal Flayers are asked to consult iQTrustee Savin Banks 20% dered safe or repaired." the notice board for this cur- qs Also Grass Cutters and CROTTY'S, LISMORE _ New teams did n-ot take place owing Hedge Trimmers. MICHAEL FENNES3Y Councillor O'Shea has also to a bereave-ment. rent week's fixtures and to ENTERPRISES and good secondhand furniture, make sure that their fixture is CJJSSci GRATTAN SQUARE, made representations regarding Ardmore lead Division 1 with 058/60224 including 4'0" bed with walnut completed within the stated BEN O'NEILL Tel. the replacement of a swing in 13 points from 7 games followed DUNGARVAN, ends. Single beds. 4'6" -inlaid date. The tournament commit- O'Connell Street, Dungarvan the playground at O'Donoghue by K-ll'leagh with i0 from 7 and ^^ Co, Waterford. mahogany bed-stead, inlaid- ma- tee have stated that there will Terrace and has been advised Cappoquin with 8 from 6. Lis- Phone 058/41933 (t-c) hogany wardrobe and d-resislng- be no leniency shown to those Tel. Nos.: (058) 41576; (058) 41708 by the Co. Engineer thia-t he is more have 7 and Shamrocks c-hest. Other wardrobes and who do not fulfil games, unless making arrangements to have and Valley, who are climbing, dlressingchests in- oak. waln-uit,. through In-jury or illness, which COLOUR TV this done. have 6. Own your own 22" Colour TV etc. Diningroom table and everyone will understand. The cappoquin Branch are For the moment Bride View for as little as chairs, china cabinet, small very pleased to see that the "SPORT FOR ALL" £16.19 per month. are joint leaders of Division 2 PERPETUAL TROPHY f occasional tables, bookshelves-, litter bins have already been with Youghal, but with sio many Finance- -arranged. 4 years COLUM'S SHOP | lockers, mirrors-, etc. Telephone provided at Alien street. games off the position is unreal. Four ot the six first round guarantee on parts, labour NEW LOOK 1 0'58'54249. PRIMARY SCHOOL Only the hardiest, or most doubles matches t-ook place last FOR ALL YOUR ft and tube. FOR SALE—Thatching spires. SALE OF WORK dedicated spe-ctiator-s manned week and b-he results are as i The Annual Sale of work in follows — A. Power and S. Rent a New 22" Colour TV Telephone 0-24/97T81. the sidelines in the bitter wea- s? aid of st Anne's Primary Power beat A. O'Keeffe and J. for only per month MILKCR WANTED for large ther of Sunday, in the morning LAWLOR'S HOTEL £15 School wll-i be held ln Halla Quann- T. McCarthy and P. CHRISTMAS GIFT § — from — herd in West Waterford: 40 game on their own ground Af- Telephone (058)41122/41056 P hour week, milking responsibili- Bride on Sunday next. 30th fanie's good run came bo an end Bergln beat M. Cahill and D. ties only. Ateo tractor driver, November at 2 p.m. with all when an experienced and com- O'Leary; E. Costin and J. Noo- if CASEY TV nan beat C. O'Leary -and R. regular hours-,, willing to re-llfef the usual stalls and attractions petent Valley were full value REQUIREMENTS 1 DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 and much more besides. Dona- Walsh; J. Collendar and D. I milk on occasions. Particulars for their three goal win. fr WE HAVF. GREAT VALUE ^ tions, cash or kind, will be ap- Cumimins beat J. Walsh and J. Saturday Night Special Remember: What we sell we Affane, minus Larr Denn, held from Box No. H404 "Leader" preciated and committee mem- McGrath. i IN ALL DEPTS. @ service. their own ln a scoreless first §? Office. bers will conduct a door to door w half but it was clear that there The other bw0 matches were In Our Audio Dept: s^ THANKSGIVING — M'ay the collection towards the week- not completed for different rea- CANDLELIGHT DINNER AND DANCE i Sacred Heart of Jesus be were proDlems at miidfield and Clock Radios £19.95. Ws CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY end. sons. The tournament commit- praised, adored and glorified wing forward, and only JOhn Walkmans £17.95. professionally cleaned. — Casey MRS. BRIDGET TOBIN, tee, as we go to press, have not Dancing to Nickey and Jim — £12.50 ©ft throughout the whole world, K-lll'igrew, in the unaccustomed II Cassette Recorder £29. p Cleaning Services-, -Tallow, Tele- QUARTER role of sweeper, Michael O'Dowd reached a decision on the B. forever and ever Amen. Say § Philips Radio Cassette ffi phone 058/56123. (19-12) The death occurred at her in goal, Fran-k McCarthy and Be-rgin and T. Power v. P. casey Recorder £39.35. 1 six times each day for nine days and T. McNamara game, which FARMERS—Cubicles- and call residence on Nov. 21st, of Mrs. Eamonn O'Shea kept them in and promise publication. Never Eridge-t Tobin (nee Hallor-an), for no apparent, reason, was Music Centres £99.00. fe houses pressure cleaned and the game. The arrival of Kevin fails. Quarter, Cappoquin, a widely not played. The E. Fraher and Rack systems £189.00. f? disinfected. Cheap rates. I.-an-e from- t-he subs bench after St. Stephen s Night In Our Music Dept: FOR SALE —Zetor tractor in known and respected member the break inspired Valley and C. Un-lacke v. Jack McGrath DANCING TO Casey Cleaning Services, Tal- good condition, ideal for yard of the rural community. At the and J. She eh an miatoh was § Nylon String Guitars low. Pho-nie 058.50123. (19-12) he, Matt Harpur and Denis scraping and timber. — Michael removal of remains and inter- O'Connor had the home rear- postponed due to injury to one II i £29. £ GOOD HOMES wanted lor 5 rr POwer. Phone 058 94150. ment at Affane on Saturday guard in end-less trouble. Joe of the players involved. These f Steel String Guitars £39. young puppies, free. Telephone and Sunday there were large players are asked to fulfil bhis DUKES DANCE BAND PStee l String Guitar with jgj Hartnett opened the scoring at § 058 541-05. and representative corteges. fixture as soon as possible or from 10 to 2 a.m. the end of the third quarter Built-in Pick-up £79. Ft HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves else th;-- tournament will be held IN MEMORIAM She ls survived by her daugh- and two from Kevin Lane, one From Corik Jazz Festival. Melodicas £13.99. worry, anxiety, tension and up completely. ters, Bernie, Kathleen and a s-ad defensive error, completed Bar Extension — Tickets available it Hotel USfear . Teaches you to re-lax, COLEMAN — In loving mem- Bridget, brother, sister and the Valley tally. Raymond and The two definite quarter final We have t'he largest helps to alleviate symptoms. ory of Mickey Coleman, late of other relatives to whom sympa- Billy C-arr. John Sice and Mike matches to date are — B. Oasey Reception. selection of record's and If you have a problem 'phone Davis- Street, Dungarvan, whose thy ls extended. Mangan also did well for a and P. Klely v. M- Power and cassettes in town with a and make an appointment. anniversary occurs at this time. (Funeral arrangements were Valley side which must be a L. Costin; and T. McCarthy and selection of Christmas Al- The cause is treated, not just R.I.P. Masses offered. by Aidan Walsh & Sons, Under- potent force this season. P. Bergin v. E. Costin and J. Noonan. The matches will be bums now in stock. the symptom. Sessions are Will those who think of him takers, Cappoquin). (—). Affane (naneli — M. O'Dowd. decided over three frames and Get your Kaleigh cycle strictly confidential and by today, MRS. CATHERINE KIELY, F. McCarthy, L. costin, J. Killi- appointment only. Carried out KNOCKALARA, CAPPOQUIN players are asked to play these New Year's Eve at Colum's Shop this A little prayer to Jesus s.ay, grew. S. Denn, M. Kililigrew. J. matches immediately. in quiet, private surroundings. We record with regret the Crotty, E. O'Shea. J. Flavin, E. Chrisbmas. We have bikes <. Sadly missed' by his brothers Open On Sundays — The — W. H. Middleton-Leyton, death of Mrs. Catherine Kiely, M-:Grath. E. oostin, j. Kett. •to suit every pocket and and sisters.) Snooker Room will be open on SEE THE NEW YEAR IN WITH US MBSH, The Lodge, Mocollop. Knockalara, Cappoquin which Valley Rangers (panel) — J. taste. We also have a CONWAY — First Anniver- occurred at St Anne's Nursing Sunday afternoons from 2 D.m SHERRY RECEPTION ON ARRIVAL selection of secondhand Ballyduff Upper, Co Waterford. sary — In loving memory of D. Cotter, R. Oarr, M. Hartnett, to 5 p.m. as and from bhis Home, clonmel. she was mother J. Sice, J. Mangan, J. Hartnett, cycles in good condition. (5-12) Bridget Conway, Mitchel Street. Sunday, November 30th. This GOURMET DINNER ot Very Rev. William Kiely, P.P., B. Oarr, M. Mangan, M- Harpur, Dungarvan, who died cn No will give players who are only CHAMPAGNE TOAST TO THE NEW YEAR Remember all repairs are FOR SALE—Silver Cross push Bournemouth, Poole and Sr. D. O'Connor, L. O'Neill, K. Lane. si labour charge free at chair with hood and apron, in vember 27. 1985. Masses offered. Celine Kiely, Poole. at home at weekends, a better Jim F'oley was a quietly ef- chance to play league and tour- DANCING TO "EXIT" from 8.30 p.m. || Colum's Shop Cycle Dept. good condition. Tel. 058/41'463. May you rest in peace, dealr To her husband Richard, fective referee. nament games. SUBSCRIPTION £19 FUR SALE—1977 1300cc Escort mo tlhler, sons, daughters and other rela- So on to Salterbridge for the l)n that heavenly home above.. tives sincere sympathy ls ex- Mysterious Blue Jacket — A Ei-.ate, good condition. Tele- afternoon meeting of Cappo- Book Early To Avoid Disappointment. | Colum's Shop 1 phone 058/54452. Wiltih the Sacred Heart of tended. quin and Shamrocks when the light blue casual jacket has WANTED — 14.2 pony. Tele- Jesus, The funeral to Balllnameela conditions were, if anything been hanging in the room now I O'CONNELL STREET || phone 05-8 55228. In His own eternal love. was very largely attended. even more arctic. Shamrocks for the past three or four weeks § DUNGARVAN FO'R SALE — 1'979 Renault H-Always remembered by your (Funeral arrangements were will surely be happy with this and to say It is causing some M m concern is something of an un- 18TS. Good- condition', also new loving son- Thomas and daugh- by Aid-an Walsh & Sons, Under- away point against the odds— W FOR SHOPPING VALUE FFI derstatement. Would the owner Fcrd d'-eset engine. 'Phone ter Ann.) takers, Cappoquin^-... - (—). not str Oappoquin who had an SJ? THIS CHRISTMAS 330 ST. ANNE'S MINI-MARATHON of the jacket kindly come and Cw3/68i09fl. HACKETT — Eighth Anniver- afternoon on which they did : St. Anne's Secondary School collect because reports tell me (ZJ 20191 i-it-'i tJ' atOi i-S ^t Ji st&l LISMORE CARPET TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT SQUASH NOTES 3-0, and the boys asked me to melite Convent to the Parish low : Nora Mescall (£100), Cap- (Continued from Page 1) 7 Final Of A.I B. League—Last say thanks to Oastlelyons for a Church on Monday, Dec. 8 at poquin; Phil Beecher, Shean weekend the 2nd round matches great night. 7.00 p.m. candles available Nuala Rohan, Tallow: JOsie who a lie mentally ill and to pro- region o£ Provence and who CENTRE Burke, Glengoura- Bridle Cun- of the A.I.B. were played amid Our senior team will also be from traders. Ail are welcome. mote mental health for all. might eventually like to come great excitement. The big ques- ln action this week. ningham (Ham), Tallow- Eileen tion was, who would qualify for TALLOW MACRA NA FEIRME Moore, Oappoquin. Many people, when they hear here." 1 Finally — If I am to predict the semi-finals? Six teams were who will win the A.I.B- League NOTES reference to mental health The writer then sets out^ the still fighting fOr places, and the I feel the team of Aidan Ryan ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. think finst or almost automatic- formal request as follows: "Re- result hung on the balance un- A meeting of the above club Free Fitting For with Nial Twomey, J. j. Henley, will be held in the Hotel, Tal- East Cork Junior League — ally of mental illness. It should fined young man seeks lady pen til the final games. Michael Michael O'Neill and Paul Con- Neville's team (one of two play- low at 9.00 p.m. on Saturday Cloyne 1-6: St. Catherine's 3-2 : not be like that at all as mental friends between 18 and 25 years don could be the one to watch. November 29. All members are last ers who got maximum points, Until next week—"Hand Out." Saturday, the health means much more than old (preferably bi-lingual or tri- One Week Only without conceding any) quali- asked to attend. above teamfe nut in a scintillat- Ceili dancing will continue the mere absence of mental lingual students) wishing to fied ln section A. John Roche's WON TALENT CONTEST tog hour's hurling to decide FROM SUNDAY, NOV. 30 TO SUNDAY, DEC. 7 incl. team, as expected won Section next Saturday night at 7 30 this league game. Cloyne on illness. have a pen friend -in the south Sunday Opening Hours 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. B, while Tom Roche's team and Congratulations to Tom p.m. in St. Catherine's Ball home ground hurled with great of France (Provence) desiring Cunningham the Sweep Tal- The club are preparing for Mental health, we are in- Carpet prices range from £3.50 sq. yd. upwards. Aldan Ryan's team won Sec- dexterity and purpose and eventually to come here. Write tions C and D only after the low, who won the coumtv final the forthcoming drama com- opened the scoring with a formed has to do with every- Carpet Tiles range from £8.50 sq. yd. upwards. final matches were played. Un- of t'he over 55 talent contest petition and anyone interested lovely point. This incentive for body's daily liife. It is some- to Julliard, J.-Pierire, La Cran sponsored by Dungarvan and should contact Catherine Vinyls from £3.90 sq. yd. upwards. lucky not to qualify were Frank Oloyne also stimulated the thing ,flor which everybody Chemin Mas de Caye, 13160 Roche's team and Martin Waterford Lions Clubs. O'Regan or any Macra mem- Catherine's team and they wishes whether it is recognised Cihateauirenard, France." HARDWARE DEPARTMENT: Allen's team. If these had all The finat was in the Metro- ber. started to hurl with great aban- their players playing on the don. First-timing every ball by name or not. There is no The letter concludes thus: Heavy Duty Round Feeders — £85 pole Hotel, Waterford, on Fri- night the result would be very day night of last week. There SHAMROCKS GAA tney worked themselves into a line that neatly divides the "Hoping for some replies, Granulated Slag in Stock. different. were 14 contestants and Tom slender lead which they held thanking you in anticipation, I Shamrocks held their annual up to half-time. mentally healthy from the The semi-finals will be played sang "IH Take You Home social at Whitechurch House unhealthy and while there are remain, Jean-Pierre." Free Ticket with every £10 cash, purchase for our £200 on Friday night so please check Again Kathleen." He was Hotel on Friday night last and The second half witnessed a many different degrees of men- Christ mas Voucher. the Notice Board for times and accompanied by Gerry Meller- a great night was had by all marked Improvement ln the Should there by anyone in- the final will be played on Sat- Ick. who attended. Special guests Round Tower men and playing tal health no one characteristic terested, we have the original H.P. ARRANGED IF REQUIRED urday night. All members are were Mr. and Mrs. James a crisper type of hurling they by itself can be taken as TALLOW, BALLYNOE AND Increased their scoring tally. letter at our offices where i't can invited after the game to Ken- Tobin. Co Board Chairman, evidence of good mental iry's Bar where tea, sandwiches, KNOCKANORE GUN CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Denis McGrath, Catherine's added a further be seen. goal and a point to their ac- health nor can the lack of any crubeens, spare ribs, etc., will The above club held It annual Western Board Chairman, Mr WILLIE ROCHE be on the house and hopefully and Mrs. Seamus Grant Co count and with Oloyne striving one be taken as evidence of MAJOR TELEPHONE social on Friday, November hard to wipe out the arrears, a good sing song to finish off 21 in Murphy's Lounge, Knock- Board Secretary. mental illness. And indeed it is BREAKDOWN MAIN STREET, LISMORE the night. Catherine's held on desperately anore. The club chairman spoke on to their two points lead to nut true to say thlat nobody has all A massive turnout of mem- Due to a, major cable fault Ted Keniry League — This the clubs performance during tnem another step up the lad- the traits of good mental health Friday night is the last night bers and friends exceeded all the year when we saw our ul4 der of the competition after a several hundred telephones expectations, emphasising a all the time. for entries to this outstanding footballers bringing a county hard but clean game, played in were out of order in Dungar- continuous upsurge of local league. You will remember last title to Knockanore for the a fine sporting spirit on a cold The Dungarvan Branch of van in the early part of tihe Interest and support for club first time ln its history. As year, seven lovely squash rac- and w.lndy day, the Association have already SLANEY MEATS quets were the prizes for the activities. The high spirits Shamrocks retained their week. The break occurred at winning team, and also great and jovial humour of those in senior status this year we can Willie Cody (Midleton), ref- organised a very successful Bridge Street and a Telecom attendance ensured the suc- ereed and Catherine's lined ouit prizes for the runners-up team. be looking forward to a chal- series of lectures and plan repair, gang worked throughout The committee will make the cess of the occasion and all lenging year in '87. as follows — John D. Cotter, INTERNATIONAL many more projects in the Monday and Tuesday to re- draw on Saturday evening and enjoyed "Slater" playing as A presentation to Mr Dec- Kevin Galvin, Kieran Noonan, the full chart should be on the only he can. Pat Lane, Battle Sheehan, Eppie months ahead for the benefit of store communications. WANTED — COWS, BULLOCKS, BULLS AND lan Aherne was made on his Notice Board that night to co- There was talent in abund- retirement as secretary at the Hartnett, Billy Neville, Kevin the community. Anyone wish- A big number of business HEIFERS incide with the A.I.B. finals. Re- ance among those present, as beginning of '86. Declan who Barry, Paul Dineen, Edward ing to- join the branch will re- proved by many seasoned per- Sheehan, Andrew Mangan, concerns in the town, many of member to have .vour name had been secretary for 10 ceive full details by 'phoning Top prices paid — Collected anywhere down before Friday, also it goes formers including Maura years was a dedicated Sham- John Hennessy, Pat Leahy, whom have to rely heavily on without saying, only paid up Ryan, Jim Carrlg and Willie rock mian and still is. Declan Donal Buckley. Sub. — Michael 058/41642. telephones, found themselves McDonnell. Walsh for Kevin Galvin. Contact Local Agent:— members can compete. Again thanked the club for the. severely handicapped during our thanks to Ted Keniry for Competition for spot prizes beautiful clock which he re- SEEKS PEN FRIENDS JAMES LONERGAN — Tel, 051-91139 his wonderful sponsorship, in provided hilarious entertain- ceived. St. Catherine's Juvenile G.A.A. Che period when the phone lines making this tournament so ment and several raffles were —As a fund raising project the Last week our post-bag con- were "dead." SLANEY MEATS — Tel. 054-77155 Fr. Mulcahy, P.P., Knockan- above club intends running a special. held. ore announced the "Clubman tained a letter written entirely Delicious sandwiches distri- Sale of Work ln the Community CAD E SIN? of the Year." The trophy went Hall, conna, In the near future. in French which, due to our The Ladder — The list is buted by the management to JOhn Baldwin the club's now up for names, to compete were thoroughly appreciated U/21 Football Final — st limited Irish-English education, We continue with our Irish treasurer. Johnny was over- Catherine's v. Cloyne at Youg- in the ladder, and I believe it and many a fine yam was ex- whelmed and thanked all con- we were unable to understand. place-names meanings and de- will be divided into sections changed as the night wore on. hal on this Saturday at 2.30. cerned for nominating him. Your support is needed. However thanks to Doiri-n from rivations as follows: THE GROVE FILLING STATION TALLOW again — ge:t your name down Eventually time was called The music for the night was for that now, full details are on and the merry gathering re- Rinn o gCuanach we obtained Reidh Na dTeampan (Reana- TYRES ! — TYRES ! — TYRES ! supplied by the society 4 and all CAMOGIE the Notice Board. The Ladder luctantly dispersed — all in who attended enjoyed the a full translation and discover- dampaun), "Mountain Plain of Competition will, i believe, be agreement that the event had NEW RADIALS 155x12 £21.00 music and dancing. Having reached the quarter- ed that the letter came from a the Round Boulders." "The sponsored by a leading firm, been a memorable one. final of the county champion- 155X13 £23.00 The club wish to thank all young student living in the Tampauns" are five great and great prizes will be given Sincere thanks is extended ship, st. Catherine's junior B 165x13 £25.00 to winners of each section. who helped In any way to run south, of France who was seek- to Mary Murphy and staff who this very enjoyable night. team was ousted by Sarsfields standing stones which seem to New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, Michael Neville will give you all provided the catering, also the at a cork venue last Saturday ing pen friends. The letter was be portion of a dismantled the details. Race Nlte held ln Knockan- Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and local sponsors whose generos- ore recently was a great success after giving a great display. very properly and correctly ity contributed to the even- dolmen; they are now incor- many more. Country Leagues — Our two both for the club and those who Better luck next season le addtlessed to us and (translated) ing's success. cugnamh De. porated in a fence. Cian "Na teams will again be in action attended it. A great night was it read: Remoulds: 135x13, 145X13, 155x13. 165x13 _ All £11.00. Go mibeirimld go leir beo ar had by all. The Shamrocks race Mionn Oir" (of the golden this week, and last weekend the an am seo aris.—P.R.O. 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon B team had a great match with committee would like to thank EAST CORK JUNIOR "Good diay, Sir, Madam, I diadem) from which Kilkeany We 6tock New Tyres ln all sizes, including Tractor. Castlelyons away, losing three PROCESSION ail who bought horses and gave SCOR SEMI-FINALS takes its name was a Draoi sponsorship. Also all those who would be very grateful if you matches to two. Congratula- The annual candlelight pro- A most enjoyable Gaelic night 1 (Druid) and possessed a famous Tel. NOEL HEKLEY 058/56298 tions to J. J. Henley who came helped on the night. could pass on a message for me Open for Petrol, Diesel and Car Gas, 7 days, 8 a.m. ito 9 p.m. cession in honour of Our Lady was spent, at the Parish Hall, "slat draoichlta" or "rod of on as a sub. and won his match will take place from the Car- U/14 Tournament—The u/14's Castlemartyr last Friday where through the medium of your have been running a tourna- the above competition took paper in order to obtain pen enchantment." ment recently among themsel- place. Eight items in all consti- Wends from your very beauti- ves where up to 60 players took tuted the programme and St Ath a' Bheannloinain (Augha- part. The final is all set for Catherine's participated in ful country (girls from 18 to vanloman). Meaning uncertain. Sunday morning next, the 30th, seven of these. With six clubs i 25 years of age), preferably bi- (1) Beann Loman=Ba,re Peak at John F. Kennedy Park, participating, two from each lingual or tri-lingual students. Knockanore at 11.30. The teams item qualified to go forward to (O Don nabhain); (2) A large involved are Kieran O'Keeffe v. tne final. The following were I live in Chateaurena-rd in Pro- rock or a branching tree (O Declan Butler. A large crowd is the results:— vence, ten minutes from Duinnin); (3) An Dr. Micheal expected as these matches have Figure Dancing — Aghada; Avignon where the Faculty of O Maoldomhnaigh in his "Luibh entertained us so well for the St. ita's. past few weeks. See you there. Arts is located. I would Pike to Seandhas" or Irish Ethno- Recitation—Fr. O'Neill's- Lls- exdhange letters with young —(P.R.O. i. goold. Botany has Burgoman = wild Solo Staging — Aghada; Lis- girls from your country who carrot. It is pronounced locally ST. PATRICK'S HALL goold. would wish to get to know my Ath a' Bhualabhain. Could its SPECIAL SALES 45 Drive results — 1, Mickey Instrumental Music _ Castle- meaning then be the Ford of Tobin and Margaret Treacy: 2, martyr: Aghada. Bertie Neville and Annie Nev- Novelty Act—St. Catherine's. the Wild Canrots? ille: 3, Eugene Barry and Toin- Ballad Groups — st. Ita's ette Tobin. Best of last 5 — (Gurtroe); St. Catherine's. THE EMIGRANT'S LETTER Madge McGrath and Michael Set Dance — St. Ita's- Fr. Cotter. Table Prizes — 1, Sean O'Neill's. KNOCKANORE, As the numbers emigrating Coady and Pad Mahoney. Tic- Question Time _ Castle-mar- from Ireland once again grow, kets — 1, Mick Pratt: 2, Michael tyr: Fr. O'Neill's. it is not inappropriate that our Cotter. Donie O'Rourke, Oastlemartyr, GLENDINE, choice for the ballad corner this M.C., thanking the crowd which week should be "The Emigrant's PROMOTION Letter," as composed a lifetime BADMINTON NOTES was of large dimensions, refer- red ln adulatory termis to all KILWATERMOY ago by the one and only Percy There were no league matches the participants that night and French. The only change would for our 3rd or 6th Division last said irrespective of their losing appear to be that in those times week, but there was plenty of or winning they contributed in NOTES it was only the transatlantic action In home tournaments, no small way to a great cultu- liners that took our emigrants with Timmy O'Fl'aherty and COMMUNITY COUNCIL from our shores while now they ral and Gaelic night and it was The specially comiailed social John Pratt winning out the a great credit to the often for- fly off from our international mens doubles by beating Mike Services Community Informa- airports. gotten parents to encourage tion Booklet is now with the Mangan and Dermot Henley ln and prepare those competitions. From a close fought final. printers and will be ready for Thursday November 27 The teachers too, as always, he distribution shortly. Dear Danny, The juveniles also held their said never failed to play a I'm taking the pen in my own tournament with Colin strong part ln this work and INFORMATION ON hand Cunningham and Denis 0"Fla- he added that t'hese competitors EMERGENCY ALARMS To tell you we're just out o' herty beating Angela curley in and their promoters were de- sight o' the land; a well fought and exciting final. serving of the highest praise Information leaflets on same In the grand Allen liner we're The under 16's played their for their efforts. remarking that are being distributed to every sailing in style, first match last Saturday in the were it not for these some great household in the community. But we're sailing away from hall against Oappoquin in a talents would go unrecognised. People are requested to keep the Emerald Isle: Each Litre of- friendly. There has been great The final will take place In an eye on their neighbours dur- And a long sort o' sigh seemed fighting for places and the Ladysbridge on Dec. 7th at 7.15 ing winter months especially. to rise from us all eventual team that played was The old Irish custom of drop- As the waves hid the last bit ping In and having a chat, Colin Cunningham, Francis BALLYNOE MACRA of ould Donegal, Murphy, Denis O'Flaherty, An- should not be allowed to die Och it's well to be you that Qff FRESH FULL CREAM MILK gela curley, Sharon Henley and B'allynoe Macra na Feirme out. is takin yer tay have been very active during Patricia O'Dwyer. They had a SENIOR CITIZENS PARTY When they're cutting the corn great start by beating Cappo- the past month. At the moment in Creeshla the day. 2p quin 4-3. Well done to them they are busy preparing for a The annual Senior Citizens though the fighting for places debate with Bartlemy on the Party will be held in Murphy's, I spoke to the oaptain — he FRESH LOW FAT MILK still continues 28th November in Bartlemy. Knockanore on Sunday, Decem- won't turn her round, On Sunday, Nov. 16th in Dun- The team consists of Elizabeth ber 14th To defray expenses of And if I swam back, I'd be garvan, Philly curley and Fiona Higgins, Margaret O'Keeffe, same, the Women's Guild are apt to be drowned, Cunningham won the Haughey Paddy Ahern and Bill O'Keeffe. holding a raffle. Draw will take I'll stay where i am, for the FRESH CULTURED BUTTERMILK Cup for the second time in a They are opposing the motion 1 place at dance in Murphy's, diet is great, row. Up against good opposition that "courtesy and good man- Knockanore on Saturday. Nov. Tile best of combustibles piled they still came through to win ners are on the decline." We 29th which Is ln aid of same on me plate. the cup again, so congratula- wish them the best of luck. fund. But though it is "sumchus," tions to them. Well done also Next week-end Ballynoe I'd swop the whole lot John Pratt and Sheila Curley Macra members will be busy COMMUNITY COUNCIL For the ould wooden spoon and Pat Sheehan and Mary chopping wood for the senior Members of the Community and the stirabout pot; Murphy who got to the quarter citizens and the Community Council inspected the Hall at And Kitty forninst me a-wet- Also- finals of the competition. Council will distribute it be- Kilwatermoy recently. There ting the tay 3rd and 6th Division matches fore Christmas. are some obvious repairs which Where they're cuttln' the corn in Creeshla the day. continue this week. Results Last Saturday night they need to be attended to. Unfor- from them nexit, week. competed ln a bowling tourna- tunately some of the repairs are as a result, of vandalism'. There's a woman on board ment in Trabolgan and on 6th who knows Katey by sight SANTA FOR TALLOW December they will meet again CONGRATULATIONS So we talked of old times till lp Off As already stated Santa will in Trabolgan to compete in the they put out the light, arrive by horse and carriage at following games — table tennis, Congratulations to the Wood- I'm to meet the good woman Paul Hickey's on Dec. 7th at badminton, golf and basketball. land Set Dancers who won a to-morna' on deck. 2.30 p.m. This year everything New members are cordially major set dancing competition And we'll talk about, Katey will be held Indoors, thereby invited to join. ln London recently. from here to Quebec. saving people having to queue BOB FITZGERALD, R.I.P. 1 know I'm no match for her EACH 1 PINT SACHET OF PASTEURISED MILK on the streets. There will also EALLYNOE COMMUNITY —oh! not the leesht be a free film matinee show COUNCIL CONFINED We regret to record the death With her house and two cows, on a large screen. All are wel- MEMBERS DRAW of Bob Fitzgerald, Newport, and her brother's a preesht, who died recently. He was a come. —(Advt.). Results for November. 1986— But the woman declares quiet unassuming man. Katey's heart's on the say 1st Prize £300, Dan cotter, Bar- To his relatives, neighbours ORDER AN EXTRA LITRE OR PINT FROM YOUR SHOP COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS rafahana, promoter Conny Cot- And mine's back with Katey ana friends we extend our sym- in Creeshla the day. Bridie Feeney, Ballyduff; ter; 2nd Prize £200, Babs Shee- pathy. Nora Mesoall, cappoquin-. Josie han, Ballynoe: 3rd Prize £100, OR ROUNDSMAN TO-DAY Curley, Convent Street: John Miahon. McPhiliips & Buckley, Goodbye to you Dan, there's Joe Troy. Lismore; Mrs. Noo- Midleton; 4th Prize £100 Mrs. no more to be said nan, Fermoy; Mary Meegan, Sweeney, Rathangan: 5th Prize And I think the salt water's Aglish- Breda Feeney. Tallow; £50. Nora Mulcahy. Shanakill: got into me head NOra McCarthy (Turkey), Tal- 6th Prize £50, Mrs. David 6/1 WINNER AT For it dreeps from me eyes low- Eileen Murphy, Parkdota: O'Keeffe, Kllphlliben- 7th Prize when I call to me mind Mrs. O'Brien, Kllwinny; Bill £50, Miss Mgt. Casey. Kilcro- The friends and the callin B'rown, Tallow; M. Lawlor, Cap- nat; 8th Prize £50. Paudie Gal- NAVAN I'm leaving behind: poquin; Anne Rooney, Tallow: vin, Glengoura: 9th Prize £25, But still she might wait; Mrs. Green, Breda: Reberta Jones family. Ballynoe; 10th There was an all Dungarvan whin I bid her goodbye. Cahill, cappoquin; Denis Wade, Prize £25, Albert Griffin, Bally- win at Navan on Monday when There was just the last taste Central Dairies Ltd. Moorhill • Eleanor Feeney, Cooli- noe: 11th Prize £25, Eileen Nev- "Swans Bog" in the colours of of a tear ln her eye, slhal; Mary Aherne, Lismore; ille, Bally knock • 12 th Prize £25, Mrs. N. Power and trained and And a break in her voice whin Mrs. O'Brien. Kilwlnmy: Adrlen Mrs. Catherine Twomey, Glen- ridden by John Kiely won the she said, "you might stay, DUNGARVAN Oronln, Tallow; Sean T. Kelly, trasna. EBF Mares Autumn Amateur And plaze God you'll come Tallow- Margaret Collins, Kil- Next draw will be held on Flat Race at a starting price back to ould Creeshla some leagh- ' Kathleen Curley, Tal- 22/12/86. _(Advt.). of 6/1. day."