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Ordora, jnede payoblo to Ook« JOB P. Bupgotro, at this Offloa. | . IS THE tho Gold and ¦ THI N "WS mroqlfttes extensJrdy amonput: ID© ^1 Prise tt*d«s and oobiliW . gaatrjv Uraing Hedab-AWaidfidL m^haate , Tipprnffy, ' S2stT%•. i "> Wftterforf, ESlioany, iv^ / loutn of itcUnd. ffoneraHy. Jhe NBWB . , £d Wo qualled by s>tty riaMr ; : 9P1IOIALITIHS 2 VKB ettain« d s. (jirenlaBbb novor e cDlUtiptuti «b&5£efn Wsterford, and i. adndttedly the W-. 6 """ "" fcVionb-U i o IW» Important city, with whjoii thorei b ' * THE BEV ERAGE from London. I^atertoj -d SteatnsMp ; Company, TUO - OF WAg' TUG - OF WAK OLUB SODA, OF HEALTH . direct Asib commWoation to and (LBIITEl)). I ° ? ° Particvala ^attentionjpaid oommeroiol Aurtau- INTENDED OEDEB M : : OP aAILINO-aBPTBltBaa', 1K», , , !VAutpmatic THE ORIGINAL total o»tt( r8. 1 . 8TEA1TEBB 1 ! TU<& OF - WAI& 1 !OT<&EE AIE , BRA « D . DUNBKODT, REGINALD, COKEEAGH ° * ¦ ¦ - o byaUrespeot. , LABA. « I2CWS0BBBAT, AdTetrUit monto weeded tor the TStf i MENAPLt_ OEEADEK, 4o. ¦ S?ASSIJ[.ET©'' THE DEDTK FOB THE GOUTY & RHEUMATIC ¦bis N««sp iperj Agents in the OnlUd Kingdom. ITe. ^TOTIOE.- Tho Watarford partiea not known at the offloo. V^ "V XH . / Royal Soltaer, Potaa. Lithlu , owrwiit riaiudU fronj <~—XS^fjV 8teamanip Company (limited) ' OF Watero Lemoaodo, • Co. - ¦ "'SSW'^rMi^. »«t™ °ood« »nd Un Stock Joi Shlt- SM&KER^ PLtlB TOBAGOO Q s;, : p&le of SHE HEWS and for •cr^ ^^^A.^,mmit oa tbo oonditlons mefitjonod fa SHOtTLD TEf "1 . ' . WOKE Epxjj giiazw £3 3H3E3Xan?i&,3nr-: ,:¦ Agenta tor " BalUn( Uato, £c, to bo ha* at thri» . I I AdvQttiQomeata Offioo«. WAT EETOB D AKD BRIST OL tone Strcat noawmwiu Ki surroL. V7ATEBP^ET>->£l^KiL^Qlad ROB SBtnos' to WATXSTOIK Battonrtrand Street.j Tuesdu.Soptl...,6.SO»/t'noon Wed'tdu; gejt3...13 mldulibt liis» ?owi», FrldvT .. <"" noon &>tMd»7. ,' t..-i aftioon SrO :-3^BiKS5a lloieiiJ : Tucldkj, ,. 8-. 8 aft'nooa 'Wadatadar Streot. , „ 9...8.30 ijt'aooa tin. atm.TX, J qbo yridmr, ¦ „ U... 4 itfntoD Btturdsj, „ 1J,,, 8 sJzhCI HOTEL 0% Plmubing.. : [UBS SUYiJUOK, O'ConncD 8SrcS- Tuesday ., 15...4.30><t'nooa thnnday,:",; ».-. 1 Ooralag gHElL BOURN E Sanita^ ^'Workp Frttiij, ,, 18 ..11 taom\ot fUardny, , tit, UT, :MO. Q»»y-. ,„„. S i ,, U... 4 tlt'uoon ^ | 0 Tnesaay, „ 2i... 3 afOujon ^Wodnttilir „ 13 . 8 «yfuooa OATHEEIWE - Ilr. DOBBTl»i BarxaoK e" ,-" Plug TH33 BEST IN DUBIU'J. -CTREET, WATEEPOED. 'dWar (s J3.tf) TtcdVj, ' „ £)... 4 atfaooo Wnloeaby,,, 3O BMlrSnokra! M ,lo I'ljht 0 tin. EBBrrti . I"r!<l*j , Oot. V ... 1 alfnoon BuodaT. ,Oct 4., 3 1 0 alnj O. OB eul; llonlag Bilto^,C»Wia if tho it«c ' KENNEDY'S TUG-OF-WA E TLlJU.e tho ori inal round Irish Plug, C?t3 t7Hc!tlov7 Dotol and EaatcnrCiat - " be cpoa to rooilro hiia ^^i —1 via g M1pom«J-B»4 BWat ; t^rlTlnf'bjtholilsl .< 7"» ;Wd G, WI0KL0W.8TBEET, M? foler Street. Ttamt. : and caflnot be beaten. 0. 9. UrV. forjTL*B, AT«rag« Sea ttusgt H to DUBLUJ. ' OLAH.iBJlJono"^ - I* Honrt. (Oraftoi-atrcst), Uj. J . JfiEta—C»MD, SLnf lo, IU. I do. Sinslo—OMdroa (and Bu BOBEEf ; Centrally Oltnatoi Comfortablo ood OOSTELLO,. ¦ : nnutta reUl&jf with Psollin) 10a. 00 Botura MOST : 1 * * to 1 (aniilatib (01 S?'te5: 2SS*.i 8t«rt. Tvro inonths, o^tioxlAl r«tnra fiom or to XdrerpoolK 25a 1 Uoderato. Dlsnera read; all daj. Registered Plumber % Sanitary tfn. W ALBB:, Lombard Street. Deo*, »i»«lo, 7». «d. 1 do Children. 4s. ' : TJIOHAED CBBIEll, Pojrlctor. Engineer T. CBBisToFHrB. Lcadiiur Berth—CnmbarUDd Basla, BrlitoL , 3. & E, KEHHEB KILUACTHOMAS-Mr. FTlIBiOll li 4MD LIVGHPO01. Ya Bublin. PROPRIETOR 1 M. raoif w^raroio fxoa urnrooL. (LATE 8nK s Ml» «¦TO*£MFM*•. WedWaj.SsptS... 1 ^v'noon Wod'«d!i> , 8apt «„. S itfnooB A-l HO'SDL , OF 11R. WILUAU BAIUD'D , HM^Jrth.irwW*MB. C Frldij, - ¦ *.- i> «it ..oon fridn,, ,, 4 ..r.sombrV SHE HASIOIT DUB11K) ^^ BuutUy, „ 6... 6 morning Wondaj, BhAOKUMiL-aTBEliT, ' Booms, and „ 7;..!0morntoa TBAHOKE -Mil. ciiwOT , Bofreriunent Wjd'day, „ «.. 1 xt soon W^lMdv , n.^inornffi pxj BUn, Friday, „ 11... 8 ait noon I'rldij , „ ll...B ni> , ITOAT Atti ¥©0 (S©OIT\i!© Bm>d&7, r IS... 6 inorDlDx tionda?, ,t 14 a aft'noon TO PtKJ RI K ? WedVUij , 18... 1 atfaoon WtduesW, .. 16 e.ihf son Opened la the TICI D UJ O ! tbo Cattle - ¦ - BEING Bmp.ojing nono but tho mo:t compctcat handa. ond liivirr? nil A-^-, i j < ., |«d«- , „ »8... 1 ate aoon fntlij, „ 18... g mornlog Market, and quil« OOSTBDIUDI W Kind's Sunimy ,, CT_. 8 morning Mouduy, ,, ai .; 9 nl»ht OTO pcroonol raporvbioiL he is enabled to to ia BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOB Bnd[re ondl Broudttone Teroloi, «iU bo found uadortak. every Sol ^ ""^ Wjd'dv, ., 33- 1 aft'noon WedneJiiy, S3. U morulnj3 Priity. ,.».. » affnoon Krid» , ' i „ 2s.;,' 1TrrBO YEAEU , AND 8TILL HAS TH£ most Comfortable, oombioed "Ub Moderuto r l3 no^ •be Sncdar, ,, 27... 0 moralnx Moodjr, I -SJ.LSOtPnoon 0 LARGEST BALE. 5beruc3. TUitonj to Dablin oboald coma and cca Wed'diy, „ 80... 1 aJt'aooa Wednesday .. 80... 8 olt'uoOT KELLY'S SIQU SAIJZTA1Y WlO.Om PILTOWN-jHtss fiocBi. _- . rriiay, Oct. 8 ... 8 affooon Fridaj, Oct. 3... cr tbamcoJvco. MGDiraBSBJB.- CoilM„„,,„,lKS- j a momuij UEANY, ' ¦ ¦' KlLL-Mr«.|E6HA7H» and P. ALWAYS W TUB PINK OF 11. A. - AND - ; • The Banday Vasali Load at North Wairf, Waterfor>~"«~.l. Tte- Aterag* to Pu»age 14 to 1« Hoaro. ¦ ra S^i)WiwA7 BtATIOS-r I TAXXS—Cabin, Blngle: 15« i CONDITIOK aiirni»irJG2on Book Stand. .. ., do. I±ielo-Chlldren (»nd KELLY'S Kiioa 6 Boifa. 4 BASS 'Gnrmti tewslllni with fiaiitoim) J0» , ! do orKctoton (aVaU. HOTEL AND RtiBTAV BAN 1 , .Gra«r *"• «orJ^o roo ^i,^ttojua retaro trom BrUtol) GEHEEAL PLUJMBjHa So*T '& ?"**. C5, BT. ANDREW BTBEET, WO'R' LONDON-ciiBzi . Ixitdiig KELLY'S IMFBOTEJD nr THE ' K S*rth—Snislisr Sook, Urorpool. Moderate tni llodcrn, HOGT sATta tAcroB^ UAimEa. Jan*-Cal<ln. Sllglo. 30a. : - do. Sis;lo-Ohlldnn (ind fT>H E mi«V Central, , Ccrrtntilr«eUuigj*llhIiromeo), Clcctiio Light in bedrooms, alro telephone 19s. fid. j da rctun (trail- •i Advortlcar liaa bad loua; cn ^do expomnoo, hcVino ablo fox Two Monthi,; optional to rotors from or to • ErlctoU, UN aeoAmodsjioO. Hot csd Cold batbs. Oooklrj a PlumblD(J autl Banitary ^ aarriwl out coao of ;tho Icrc^ 80^ i D»ck/ Single, !io«. | do. Single, Ohildnc, Si. JJIIAL VV A I Mt5 BIB OBABlS. CAUEBO H Enginoiring Contracts in IrclflBd, '.Including (Joodj iJooiod ttroajh (rom all nrlnolpil Stitlom a lo3orilD3Mtt. ' 267Be»Timont Bold.N. ! . QroatllorUurs, T. COELESQ, Prcprl:'.cr. A T d^AkHM • Grsat WofMm, Lanooaalrt, and Torkjhlr- ClTT iiEojiATOBT, 1?, (ttWIy) «?£ Lead«»J^l Street, BO Losdon aoS North Wratern | London and South WejtcjT CBSfie-stwet , Dnblln, fi^iLL 1 , P. Manohoter, Bkofflela. and Usoobuhln, im<l Midland Ball> "I have " '"" eicatuottE Public and Private wayi to W«tarfor,4 (Thtonh Bookings aUio with Umorlcl, examined Bpecimeno ol Soda Water aod !fira zjXnJBapn-Qto For V7hlch ."Wjater i Work!, Tipperary, Thailej, £nnli, loam, Gort, Bt.thkMli,Iil4toirei, and d^mooode ho holda tha Hlshc:t Tt'tlraealfiliJ, Nowoanlo and Traleo Ginger Ale prepared bv Messrs. J OHN E , In). on ELLV & SON , Waterford. I 1 Pirot.clr.sa.Family and Oosunorolnl Hotal. Uooda Booked thron^bfrom all Stations Watcrfoni m' find they are quite free from In Waterfonl and IHstriot Oc&tallxolanaBaUtraj the Metallic Impuritiea sometimes found In is the nearcot Hotel in alone ho can rofor; to too iollowtogi rWaWrtorO. Dnssunn. aadlibcor' M, Oeral Water, npiE " QJentworth" oxamplea i—De La Palle CoUego, Waterford BmonglJ Othir, Eailway, and Watcrford and Lhaorfoifiaij»iT. ' . that ihs? have carefully beea prepared from JL tho Cltrto tia EiUwoT 'Station , Bania, Btcan- Distriot Lnnatlo Asylnni(New faroelj booked throajthat Ion BatCT U' Good Conrsnt, VVatorford and Central Ireland Buildings),Ur suliaa ill principal 8K- Materials, QUO toat they are well charged with Carbonic boat )ffloc9( Telcc»phuid ftot 0Qo», ftnd to all peb- Railway, Imperial Hotol, Ct. John' College. Uocs on London and Korth Weatam Oulw^v. Aad Gas JBHA Proprietor, 14, of tha Good Shepherd, Carriok-on-8nlr * Convraft WEXFpBD AMD BEIs/OL , (Signed , Uo pises of' tmusemont. F. U , Convent ol Moroy, .Tallow t^rtnellito GUntrrorth-strect, Limenoc, Jolfl hornaa Convent of Morcy, and ha« also Convent, Kilmss* Ftou WntiolD— i F»o» EKIOTOL, calling »* 11 lo an 10, executed Contracts In many of tho mansions ¦TacsdajaT I Touby, liil/oid, *o. —JtiUaf CHARLES A. loading gentry of this and the adjoiuinrf cf tha ' WXlfcJijf CAHERON, OountleJ.
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    BLESSING OF NEW FOOTBRIDGE L to R: Canon James Power P.P., Mr. Jimmy Harney, Tipperary S.R. Co. Co. and Rev George Alexander Knowd. OFFICIAL OPENING OF NEW FOOTBRIDGE BY TOWN WALL The official opening of the new footbridge over the Clashawley took place on Monday evening 26th June, 2000. The 'Millennium Bridge' was opened by Chairman of Tipperary SR County Council, Cllr Pat Norris, photographed above with community representatives and County Council officials. L to R: Fr. Ben O’Brien OSA, Peter Grant, Kitty O’Sullivan, Michael Graham (Town Engineer), Cllr Pat Norris, John Quinn (Director of Community Enterprise), Mary Carroll, Dan Walsh, Cllr John Fahey and Jimmy Connolly. FETHARD & KILLUSTY NEWSLETTER 2000 Dedicated to our friends and relations living away from home Copyright © 2000 Published by the Fethard & Killusty Emigrants’ Newsletter ISSN 1393-2721 Layout and design by Joe Kenny,Kenny Photo Graphics, Fethard Printed by Modern Printers Kilkenny Cover photograph: First sunrise of this millennium taken over Slievenamon on the 1st January,2000, by Joe Kenny from Bennett’s Hill,Fethard. All rights reserved. No parts of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy,recording, or any information stor- age and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the author. Table of contents A trip down memory school! . .62 Manned flight . .84 A working summer . .25 Marriages in the Parish . .19 Abbey Christmas Greetings . .7 Meals on Wheels . .66 Abymill Theatre . .75 Meet again after 50 years . .105 Acknowledgments . .126 Millennium Musings . .76 Another milestone? .