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DUNGARVAN U.D.C. PENSMAN TAKES YOU THE SPORTSMAN'S INN behind the SP0H1GHStronT g Criticism Of Council's BAR & LOUNGE, CAPPOQUIN * * * * ,! II'1' HUGE CROWDS AT hear was the call ringing out; SOLEMN NOVENA there was no reply from an Full Restaurant ope na tor. Decision On Town Dump Huge crowds have packed That was on Monday morn- Facilities Open the parish churches in Dun Reaction to the decision of Ollr. T. Wright said that as far will bring forward proposals. Dungarvan Urban Council The Chairman then called gamin and Abbeyside for each ing and for a second time be- as he was concerned the Coun- Cllr. Goode — Even as chair- reached on the casting vote of next business. of the four daily sessions of the fore lunch we tried again with- cil's decision had been well re- man you don't have any right from the Chairman after a 4-4 tie The Co. Manager, Mr. D. Hur- ceived. "I haven's met one per- to decide the question of a Solemn Novena to our Lady of out result. Later on the same vote to reject the recommenda- ley who was present made no son who objected to it," he said. dump. That Is a matter for the Perpetual Help since the No evening we made a further tion of the senior Officials and comment during the discussion. Thursday, May 29 Cllr. M. O'Riordan said that entire Council. vena commenced last Saturday attempt to contact Freephone the County Engineer, to extend he was both complimented and * • • • the existing town dumo at Bal- morning. This despite the fact Telephone Accounts but as on abused and he didn't want to linamuck came in the form of the two earlier occasions all we say any more on the subject BAR/LUNCH 12.30 to 3 p.m. MON./SAT., that the weather has been less strong criticism contained in now. SUNDAY 2 to 4 p.m. than favourable and far from heard after dialling 10 was the three letters from local busin- Cllr. B. Cotter said that a lot what it should be at this time calJ ringing out for several ess, trade and industrial inter- of people had objected to him. ests which were read at the Late Opening every night 8 p.m, lo 12.30 a.m. of the year. minutes without any reply. CONGRATULATED BY ALL Council's resumed monthly Cllr. R. Walsh, Chairman The Novenia is being con- meeting last Monday night. Bookings now taken for all types of functions including With so much talk going said that all the messages and ducted by seven members of The first from the Dungarvan Weddings, 21st Parties, etc. on about increased efficiency many phone calls made to him the Redemptorisit Order and a Retail Traders Association cri- about the matter had been con- Fi ee Hall and Bar Extension and greater productivity in the ticised the Council for a deci- special feature of each of the gratulatory. He then said that postal and telecommunication sion which was made In spite there should be no need to close TELEPHONE 058/54662 sessions, apart from the Novena services is it too much to ex- of extensive investigations on a the existing dump at once as prayers and sermons, has been proposed new site by technical pect a better service than that development work planned for See enterlainment page for this week's entertainment. the response of the congrega- experts, An Foras Forbartha it would take 12 months. "In detailed above. Or are wean d Town Engineers who en- tions in ,the singing of the many that time I hope to have a set supposed to accept the whole dorsed the suitability of extend, of proposals ready which will beautiful hymns. thing as a joke. ing the existing site." give us a long term facility," he The attendance at? both "Our association," the traders' said. churches 'has included big letter stated, "cannot express MINISTER GROWS HIS Cllr. Goode said that he was numbers from many outside strongly enough our total dis- OWN "EARLIES" satisfaction with the situation very disappointed to hear, as parishes many of whom travel the Chairman claimed, that Almost daily hitting the which has now developed. You considerably long distances and will understand that the vol- people had phoned to congratu- headlines in recent weeks since late him. "We have an existing traffic has been heavy in the ume of rubbish generated by the EEC Farm Price Agreement our members collectively is ex- dump which can be extended vicinity of tooth churches was ratified, it was good to see tensive and one would feel that and what is not taken Into ac- count in providing a new dump throughout the week. our Minister for Agriculture, in a situation where there is no is the abnormal cost of acquir- THE FRIENDLIEST The Novena exercises will facility provided for disposal of Austin Deasy, receiving praise ing and developing a site," he continue with the usual four this, the possibility of indis- rather than brick-bats in onecriminat e dumping is inevit- said. daily sessions at each of the of our national daily news- able. The consequences of the Chairman — There should be Brian Sheehan, Caseyville, Dungarvan and Mary Earley, churches until it concludes on no need to close the dump for papers last week. Under a pic- present situation as it stands Boreenatra, Dungarvan, who were married at the Parish BUILDING SOCIETY Sunday next, June 1. ture which showed the Minister could be disastrous to the over- 12 months and In that time I ; Church, Dungarvan recently. (Photo by K ely) with his son Jaime in the all well-being of the environ- ment. NOT REALLY NECESSARY polythene greenhouse in the garden at his home at Kilrush, The second letter from Dar- IN THE WORLD. The special meeting of Wa- rers stores Ltd., stated that as 1 Dungarvan, the Agricultural terford County Council held in a result of the Council's deci- Correspondent of the Irish Dungarvan last Monday was sion they would be seriously In- Independent, Gerry Mulligan, convenienced. They felt that River Blackwater Excessively not really necessary. None of told us that the Minister's the decision would be to the the items on the agenda was of pride and joy at present were detriment of the town because any great importance or ur- thrown on to hs new potatoes, which he has refuse would be gency and could just as easily road sides and ditches. "Such been enjoying, for several weeks Polluted Says Co. Cllr. have been dealt with, at the an occurrence will do nothing WE I KY now thanks to some forward for the had seen the situation next ordinary monthly meeting image of the area es- There was no ouestlon or the river and at all times it has himself the Important personally. He had even planning and good spadework. pecially with role doubt but that the river Black- been placed ln 'category one' been of the Council. In the stringent tourism plays in the local econ- told recently that a lot of blood water was excessively polluted which means it is unpolluted A LITTLE HARDER. financial situation the Council omy," the letter added. had been released Into the While the national crop of was the claim made by cllr. P. and remains in a satisfactory finds itself at present the cost The third letter from Mr. M river. Kenneally at a special meeting condition." new potatoes will be at least N. Holland, General Manager, of holding this unnecessary of Waterford county council in The County Engineer said three weeks late and is notDungarva n Crystal Ltd., stated Mr. O'Flynn added that any WE DO A LOT MORE. meeting could have been Dungarvan last Monday when that if particulars of any pollu- that following the council's de- reports of pollution ln the river saved. expected to arrive in the shops he proposed a motion calling on tion were supplied he would cision he wished to stress that were followed up and where until sometime next month, the the Council to investigate pollu- have the matter followed up. He in the absence of a suitable al- necessary prosecutions took Incidentally the meeting, due Minister has been digging his tion levels In the river. place. said that he would check the ternative dump being made complaints about the river to commence at 2.30 p.m., did own for some weeks past. He available or the re-opening of Cllr. Kenneally stated that Cllr. Kenneally replied that recently he had got a lot ofh e could not accept that the made by the members and re- not start until 2.40 p.m. and we grows the early spuds under the existing one. it would not port back again to the Council. be possible to dispose of thecomplaint s especially from sal- river was not polluted as he noted that one of the members plastic to ensure that the waste from their industry. mon fishermen that stretches of who turned up did not arrive adverse weather does not "This," said the letter, "will, of the river along West Waterford until 3.30 p.m. but left again oatch him out (and how wise course, cause considerable prob- were presently in a high level of pollution, AS a result there were at 4.10 p.m. while another he was to follow such a plan). lems for us and could If pro- longed have serious implica- very few salmon in the river arrived at 4.10 p.m. and re- for although they were in the His example of course stresses tions for employment." mained until the meeting ended A SERIOUS MATTER harbour at Youghal they were Protest At Government at 4.25 p.m. Both signed the the points he has so often not running up the river be- made in recent weeks that Following the reading of the cause of the pollution. attendance book and would, letters, the Chairman, Cllr. R. the agricultural sector must according to our reckoning, be Walsh was moving on to next Cllr. O. Wilkinson who sec- Plan To Fund Census Costs broaden its production hori- in line to collect roughly £42 business without any comment onded the motion told the to impose about £10,000 on Wa- zons, growing more home pro- on them when Ollr. D. Goode Council that last year two fish- At a meeting of Waterford each by way of travelling ex- Co. Council in Dungarvan, cllr. terford Co. Council as a result. duced vegetables and develop- said that he considered the ermen had stopped him and "That," said Cllr. Dunphy, "Is penses and subsistence allow- letters required priority treat- when he went to the river he Seamus Dunphy (F.F.i proposed ing new high-quality processed that the Council send a pro- utterly outrageous and should ance. ment. and should be dealt with saw It covered with some kind be resisted all the way." products in the dairy and beef in view of the Council's decision of a slimy substance. "The test to the Government follow- We noted that a meeting of sector. at the previous meeting. "That whole river seems to be pol- ing a decision to impose part Cllr. Paddy cahill (F.F.) sec- Cork County Council held also decision," said Cllr. Goode, "is luted," he said, "and it would of the cost of holding the recent onded the proposal. Well done. Minister! last Monday had to be ad- a very serious matter for thenee d to be closely examined." Census on local authorities. He Mr. Dan Hurley, county Man- said that he understood that journed well before it was due people of the town and for local Cllrs. James A. Walsh and G. ager informed the members at ONE FOR THE Industries as these letters show the Department was proposing that stage that he had already to end because no interest was O'Halloran also thought that SHEEPBREEDERS and I think we should examine there was a need for an investi- conveyed his views to the De- shown in it as only 10 out of the points raised in the corres- gation of the river. partment of the Environment a total membershp of 48 At the May monthly meet- pondence and throw the matter Mr. John O'Flynn, County that the action they proposed turned up. The question is. is ing of the County Council open for further discussion." Engineer, however, rejected the in imposing this levy was il- legal. "The rates for 1986 have much play was made of the Cllr. Mary Dixon said that an claims, "i have to disagree with it better for a member to stay already been struck by the awful lot of ordinary people the remarks made," he said, away altogether or to turn up need to have representation on CO. COUNCIL TO Council," he said, "and any had expressed dissatisfaction adding that the Blackwater was the joint Cork-Kerry Dipping change in the figures can be for 15 or 30 minutes at such with the decision of the Coun- a designated salmon river under made only by the Council and meetings and then draw full Committee because of the cil as well. E.E.C. regulations and An Foras not by civil servants." expenses? benefits which membership of Cllr. B. Kyne said that he had Forbartha carried out regular SUPPORT DR. the Committee would realise got no pleasure ln voting monltorings for the Co. Coun- It was agreed to await the FIRST N cil. There were six sampling Department's reply to the point BUILDING SOCIEiY A "ONE-O" JOKE for the growing number of against an extension of the ex- isting dump and It was a hard stations along the river as far raised by the Manager. sheep farmers in Co. Water- as the county boundary and it Dungarvan: 22, Grattan Square. Tel: (uo») 4160b. The Telephone Service Ac- decision for him to make. He ford. said that even if the extension was sampled 72 'times a year. HICKEY MEMORIAL Manager: David Reynolds. counts issued by Telecom Maybe so and then again was approved it would only Eireann hiave a note at the top have a period of another ten CATEGORY ONE Members of Waterford Co. Waterford: 31, Barronstrand Street, maybe not. However over the right-hand corner which informs years and they would then be Council at their special meeting Tel: (051) 72867/76832. week-end a news item came to faced with the same problem. "For the past five years," said in Dungarvan last Monday subscribers if they have an en- the County Engineer, "An Foras CALL TO BAN Manager: Paul Finnegan. our attention which stated that He thought they should go unanimously agreed to support quiry to make about an account Forbartha have been reporting Irish lamb fetched the lowest ahead and find a new facility the O'Hickey Memorial Appeal that it must be made within 7 for dumping now. on the quality of the water in for the purpose of erecting a Carrick-On- 62, Main Street. Tel: (051; 40188. days and to do so they should prices on the French market memorial sculpture to Dr. Mich- "VIDEO NASTIES" Suir: Manager: Victor P. Shee. "dial 10 and ask for Freephone because of poor quality and a ael Hickey (1860-1916) in his birthplace, CarriCkbeg, Oarrick- Youghal: "Bank House" 53, Nth. Main St. Telephone Accounts." bad image. As a result iit was stated that the £54 million lamb On-Sulr. A motion proposed by Cllr. M. Tel: (024) 92604. Our latest telephone account export trade was being robbed Dr. Hickey was an outstand- O'Riordan at a meeting of Wa- Manager: Michael O' Brien. arrived last Monday morning terford Co. council in Dungar- of a further £10 -million annually Co. Council Congrats For ing Irish scholar and a famous but contained -a charge which figure ln the language revival van last Monday calling on the in earnings. Government to introduce legis- we wanted to query. As in- movement early in the present The item urged the holding century, in a famous national lation to ban "video nasties" of structed on the account sheet Ballyduff Macra Members a violent and sexual nature of a marketing campaign to controversy of the time he was we dialled 10 and waited to dismissed from the post of Pro- was seconded by Ollr. P. Cahill HOUSEWIVES- improve standards in the sheep The three members of Bally- O'Halloran all supported the and passed unanimously. ask for Freephone Telephone dulT Macra na Feirme, John proposal stating that everyone fessor of Irish at Maynooth in industry and to help Irish lamb Accounts. We hung on for up Kenny, Ballinlovane, Richard was proud of these young lads 1909 and attempted to have Cllr. O'Riordan said that he that decision reversed in Rome FORTHAT SPECIAL DRINK to 4 minutes and all we could (Continued on Page 8* and Liam Keane, both of Black, who had worked so hard to win had been approached about this Mocollop. who won the All-Ire- such an outstanding award. from 1910 until his untimely matter by members of a number land Farm Tasks Competition John Kenny on behalf of the death ln 1916. at his brother's of school Parents Committees at the recent R.D.S. Spring team thanked the Chairman house in Portlaw, shortly after In the Dungarvan area. Such TASTING LIKE PLAIN YOGURT Show in Dublin were specially and members of the Council for his appeal had been dismissed was the scale of the availability Invited guests at a special meet- the great honour they had be- on a technicality. of videos of all sorts at present With No Additives that he feared Ireland could ing of Waterford County Coun- stowed on them. He thanked A letter from the Memorial become a dumping ground for CAPPOQUIN ROWING CLUB cil ln Dungarvan last Monday Clllr. Quirke ln a special way for Committee said that the appeal TRY OUR— when they were offered the con- Initiating the steps to have them. 124th aimed at a sum of £5,000 and gratulations of the council on them received and congratulat- added that Tipperary (S.R.) Co. their wonderful achievement. ed by the Council, while the Cllr. G. O'Halloran said that Council had recently indicated "blue movies" were now readily John Kenny and the brothers winning of the award was a its willingness to make a con- Delicious Fresh great feat for them it was most available everywhere and he de- ANNUAL REGATTA Richard and Liam Keane com- tribution under the Arts Act. scribed the position as "one of plete with the massive trophy satisfactory to see their ach- On the proposal of Cllr. P. Under IARU Rules. ievement appreciated ln this the biggest growth industries in which they won were welcomed Coffey seconded by Cllr. C. the country." Cultured Buttermilk to the meeting by the Chair- manner, he said. O Riain the Council agreed to YOU CAN ALSO USE IT FOR BAKING. man, Cllr. John Carey. WINNERS OF SOCCER Cllr. C- O Rlain described the support the appeal and to leave availability of such videos as The formal vote of congratu- LEAGUE . the amount to be contributed ln SATURDAY, MAY 31 "satan at work." lations was then proposed by On the proposal of Cllr. B. the hands of the County First Race 10.55 a.m. Last Race 3.50 p.m. The motion was supported in local Cllr. Jimmy Quirke who Kyne, the Council also congra- Manager. Central Dairies Ltd. similar terms by all councillors referred to the great honour tulated th" organisers of the DUNGARVAN 28 Races — 14 clubs competing which the three young men had Murphy Soccer League and the Mr. Dan Hurley, Oo. Manager, and passed. brought not only to their village winners of the League, Cap- said that ho would contact the A similar motion was passed Pricc 30p per litre — available in all shops and from REGATTA DANCE but to the county. poquin. Tipperary (S.R.) Co. Council to by Dungarvan Urban Council at your Roundsman. Music: Casablanca — Bar Extension Cllrs. W. McDonnell, James A. The proposal was seconded by ascertain what they were pro- their meeting last Monday Walsh, O. Wilkinson and G.Cllr . James A. Walsh. posing to give. night.

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SPRATT' LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES ands of people in the years to and acted on. SPRINGMOUNT, DUNGARVAN CRICKET CLUB NOTES Javelin — 1, Craig Hill; 2, Billy Ourley- 3, ran Grey. come. The food industry with its One of the many highlights Recent Deaths of the conference was to be "MOLONEY'S GARAGE" Last Sunday Lismore played huge export potential is also Shot — 1, John Feeney; 2, addressed by a profoundly deaf IMPRESSIVE MOTOR GARAGE PREMISES their third game of the season Eamonn power; 3, John Forbes. seen as a huge future employer. and maintained their 100% rec- Taxation and public finance, and partially dumb delegate AND SALES COMPOUND Discus — 1, Jim O'Sullivan; 2, who spoke and signed his pro- ord when defeating Bord Tele- Ivan Hales; 3, John Feeney. subjects close to our hearts, but Standing on about one acre. MR. THOMAS MR. JACK WALSH com of Waterford. On a day de- even closer to our pockets gen- posals on the position of the Football—1. Mark O'Gorman; physically handicapped in ire- FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Feelings of profound sorrow finitely not suitable for cricket, 2, George Fuller/Denis Buckley; erated discussion and debate of were occasioned at news of the with a continuous drizzle the highest calibre. Ideas pro- land. He received from a very WEDNESDAY, 18th JUNE, 1986 3, Donal Hickey. moved and more aware confer- SMYTH death of Mr. Jack Walsh, throughout, the home side bat- Poc Fada — 1, Michael O'Sul- posed by delegates from all over (Unless previously sold) Which took place at his resi- ted first and after a brisk open- Ireland in these areas if imple- ence a genuine spontaneous livan; 2, Eamonn Cunningham; standing ovation. Solicitors: J. F. Williams & Co., Lower Main Street, We regret to record the death dence at Ooolnasmear, Dungar- ing found themselves strug- 3, Michael Barry. mented, will allow industry to Dungarvan. of Mr. Thomas (Tommy) van, on Saturday, May 24. gling. However the arrival of Senior: 100m.—1, David Hen- grow again thus giving the ser- The compassion of the con- Ger Kennedy steadied the Lis- vices industry the boost they so ference members for those kill- Detailed particulars later or frdm the joint Auctioneers: Smyith, late of Grattan Square, Possessed of a quiet and ley; 2, Kieran Lawton: 3, James Dungarvan and Abbeyside, unassuming nature, he made more batsmen and his final Scanlon. urgently need and the jobs to ed and maimed in Northern TACKSON, STOPS & McCABE, M.I.A.V.I. which occurred on Monday, many friends during his life- wicket stand with Mark Wil- 400m. — 1, James Scanlon; 2, reduce an almost i million dole Ireland and the desire for peace Estate House, Dawson Street, Dublin May H9. He had reached an time. all of whom deeply regret loughby put on 45 runs. Ken- Brian O'Gorman; 3, Tommy queue. was best seen in the last ses- advanced age. his passing. nedy ended up with 49 runs. M. O'Brien. The presidential address on sion, completely devoted to this Telephone (01)771177 Willoughby had 13, S- Willough- issue. It is clear, that the Or: EDMOND SPRATT & SON He had been attached to the His remainsi were removed on 1,500m. — 1, Tommy O'Brien; Saturday evening was deserved- Sunday evening to Kilgobinet by 12 and Pollard 10 were the ly rewarded by a five minute Unionists of Northern Ireland office staff of K. Williams & other players to reach double 2, James Scanlon; 3, Paddy have nothing to fear from the Co. for many years. One of Church and were, blessed and Ahern. standing ovation. THE CAUSEWAY ARCADE, ABBEYSIDE figures from a total of 118 runs. Sunday morning began with P.D. and that an Ireland gov- MaJtu re's gentlemen, the late received by Rev. P. Butler, C.C., Long Jump — 1, James scan- erned by the P.D.'s would per- IMPRESSIVE SHOP UNIT Tommy Smyth (husband of assisted by Very Rev. R When the Waterford side lon: 2, Kieran Murphy; 3, Kie- proposals and debates on hous- went to bat they found the Lis- ing, health, education and haps be a far better place to For Sale by Private Treaty Bridie (nee Daly), The Square, O'DOherty, P.P. Rev. Fr. O'Do- ran Lawton. live in than Britain. herty was celebrant of the Re- more attack in excellent form High jump — 1, James Scan- social Issues that could, hope- IDEAL FOR MULTIPLE USE who predeceased him) had The closing address by a very been well known and respected quiem Mass on Monday and with Paddy POllard and Tony lon; 2, David Harry; 3, Dan fully, some day become law, and Solicitors: Joseph P. Gordon & Co., The Burgery. also officiated at the burial, Bones claiming three wickets Shanahan. would change for the better relaxed and happy Desmond and his death has been the each, while man of the match Irish life and allow us to face O'Malley resulted ln yet an- cause of much sorrow and assisted by Rev. P. Butler, C.C. Javelin—1, Brian O'Gorman; BOREEN, DUNGARVAN He is survived by his daugh- Kennedy also claimed three the twenty-first century with other standing ovation that regret. 3, james Ahern; 3, Shaun would have to be heard and ter Mns. Mary Marrinan. son-in- wickets while Flynn had one Power. hope not despair. MOST ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW RESIDENCE His remains were removed wicket, and the visitors finish- seen to be believed. The torch from the Kiely Funeral Home llaw Michael M'arrinan, sisters, Shot — 1, Shaun Power; 2, What impressed me through- Having elevated site, and enjoying harbour views. ed with just 51 runs. out the conference was the In- ls lit, the march begun, no on Tuesday evening to St. nephews, nieces, etc,., to whom Mark Hill; 3, J. J. Henley. doubt about it the P.D.'s are Situate at the Youghal Road we extend deep sympathy. Overall a very good perfor- Discus — 1, Shaun Power; 2, put on all levels by women, it is Mlary's Farlsh church and were of vital importance that their well and truly on the road For Sale by Private Treaty received by Rev. J. Griffin. C.C. mance in difficult conditions James Scanlon; 3, Mossy Ken- with newcomers Bones bowling neally. views on politics is both heard T. C- Dowd (Chairman). The Auctioneers invite inspection of this pleasant assisted by Rev. W. Carey. well, Tommy Pratt fielding with C.C'., Rev. M. Cullinan, C.C., Football — 1, Richard Kelly; and comfortable 3-bedroomed family home, situate a very sure pair of hands and 2, Mark Willoughby; 3, Brian adjacent to schools, and within walking distance of Very Rev. M. Clanon Farreli, MRS. ELLEN Mark Willoughby showing he P.P., Rev. P. Ahearne, C.C., O'Gorman. •town centre. will be a player for the future. Poc Fada _ 1, Brian O'Gor- Very Rev. M. Brennock. O.S.A., Team — Pollard (capt.), E. Further particulars from the Auotiioneers. Rev. N. O'Donnell. O.S.A. Rev. p. man: 2, j. J. Henley; 3, John BALLYDUFF NOTES HALLAHAN Flynn, P. Campion, G. Kennedy, Beecher. G Hickey, O.S.A. and Very Rev. MISS MARGARET FLYNN mllewater in- the championship We record with deep regret J. Crotty, M. Hickey, T. Bones, J. O'Sullivan. The death took place at Lis- ln Cappoquin on Monday night the death of Mrs. Ellen (Nellie) S. Willoughby, T. Pratt, M. Wil- PRESENTATION CONVENT Requiem Mass was celebrated loughby, P. Scanlon. more District Hospital on Sun- next at 7.30 p.m. and all players Hallahan, Aglish, Cappoquin, P.P.U. Edmond Spratt & Son, on Wednesday morning by Rev. day last of Miss Margaret are- requested to be in Ballyduff which occurred on Sunday, This weekend the players J. Griffin, c.C. who also offici- At the A.G.M. of the Presenta- Flynn, Lisnagree, Ballyduff. She a.t 6.45. They will pliay Bally- Mlay 25. take a break, with the next M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058) 4.22- ated at tihe burial, assisted by game on Sunday, 8th June tion Convent P.P.U. the follow- was in her late seventies and giblin in a challenge game in Rev. W. Carey. C.C'., Very Rev. A kindly lady, she was a good when they travel to Waterford ing were elected:— had been hospitalised for some the field on Tuesday evening at J. O'Sullivan and Rev. Fr. neighbour who was always to play the Regional Tech. The President — Mrs. Margaret time. 7.30 P-m. and Ardmore in the Hlooper. O.S.A. ready to help those in need. following Saturday, June 14th, Madden- chairperson — Mrs. Her remains, accompanied by championship in Clashmore on Her remains were removed on Anne pollard; Vlce-Chalrper- Friday week. June 6. ' Chief mourners: Mrs. Rita Lismore play at home to church a large cortege, were removed Monday from the Kiely Funeral of Ireland, Cork, In the second son — Mrs. Laura Roche; Hon. to St. Michael's Church, Bally- We are organising a trio to Nelligan, Thurles, Mrs. Frances Hbrne to Agllsih Church and Sec. — Miss Collette Tinnelly; O'Donnell, Dungarvan. Mrs. round of the Munster Junior duff, on Monday evening last Cork on Sunday week for the were received by Very Rev. W. Oup. Assistant Sec. — Miss Jacinta and the interment took pliace Waterford v. Cork Munster SHC Mary Jo Wall. U.S.A. (sisters-in- C&llanan, P.P.. assisted by Rev. Crowley; Hon. Treasurer—Miss law), Michael Nelligan and to Sit. Michael's Cemetery on game in Pairc Ui Chaoimh. The F. Qrmtonde, O.S.A. and Rev D GOLF RESULTS Annette McCarthy; Assistant Tuesday morning following Re- bus will leave the village at Frank Nelligan (nephews), Mrs. Treas. — Miss Deirdre O'Shea; Buckley, C'.C.. Kanturk. Results of Open "Fight For quiem Mass. around 10.30 a.m. and we will Mary Price and Mrs. Anita Leo Very Rev. W. Callanan was P.R.O.—Mrs. Joan Bolger. Com- (nileces), other relatives and Sight" Competition (combina- Sincere sympathy is- extended play Sarsfields. Riversitown in the chief celebrant of the con- tion of two best cards)1:— mittee members — Sister Pep- friends. etua, Sister Mary and Sister to her loving brothers Mossy an u-16 hurling challenge game celebrated Requiem Mass on Gents — 1, M. Byrne (19) 59 and Davy, sister Mary, ne- on the way in. After lunch we ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATION Tuesday morning. Co-celebrants Eileen, Mrs. Helen O'Sullivan, nett.; 2, j. Hornlbrook (8) 61 Miss Mary McGrath, Mrs. Mar- phews. nieces, relatives and will travel on to the game in SURVEYORS were Rev. P. Fitzgerald, C-C„ nett- gross, T. Murphy (4) 71; friends. Pairc Ui chaoimh. Very Rev, J. Donovan., p.p., lon Landers and Miss Patricia Lower Main Street, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/42802 3, T.' Cahill (16) 63 nett. Bolger. COMMUNITY GAMES Any juveniles who still have Australia. Rev. W. Meehan, Ladies—1st, Ester Hornlbrook The local Community Games sponsorship money for tho MR. WILLIAM C.C.. Clashmore and Rev. p. 61 nett; 2nd, Dorothea Lee 62 cycle should return same to THE BURGERY, DUNGARVAN LISMORE A.C. NOTES athletic finals will be held ln O'Keeffe, C'.C., inch. Fr. cal- nett (oh last nine); gross, Con- the community Field on Sun- Jimmy Scanlon this week-end. OLD STYLE COTTAGE ON j ACRE lanan also officiated at the nie Dowd 84; 3rd, Daphne cahill Lismore athletes continued on dav afternoon next, commenc- Membership fees should also be 1 Mile from Town Centre MULCAHY burial, assisted by the full choir 62 nett. their winning way last Sunday ing at 2 p.m. The firsts and paid to Jimmy as only paid up This cottage, which has been recently refurbished, is of clergy. Mixed Foursomes (May 16)— ln Ferrybank when in the Co. seconds in these events will members are covered by insur- She is survived by her sons 1, S. Power and D. Lee 29i; 2, B'LE/BLOE Championships they qualify for the county finals in ance. in a good state of repair, with tremendous potential. The death of Mr. William T. Cahill and D. Cahill 34i; Mulcahy, BallylemOn, took place James and Michael Hallahan, produced further excellent re- Elaillyduff on July 6. There will Accommodation: Livingroom, Kitchen-cum-Diningroom, Aglish and Billy, and her gross, K. McDermott and J. sults. also be a number of novelty at the District Hospital, Dun- Hornlbrook, 40. 2 Bedrooms, Large Utility and Bathroom; 2 Outoffices garvan, on Tuesday. May 20. daughter Mrs. M. Godsell, Inch, Girls under 11 80m. — 3rd, events. The girls soccer team relatives and1 friends, to whom Fixtures : Friday night — and Garage. He was a well-known mem- Olive Broderick. will take part in Lismtore on we extend deep sympathy Mixed Foursomes. Draw and Boys under 11 80m. — 3rd, Saturday next. Services: All available. ber of the community and his presentation of prizes. Closing Touraneena death has been the cause of Kevin Barry. COMHALTAS NEWS date for club championship. Boys under 12 80m.—2nd. Ed- There will be no music classes NO. 2, CATHAL BRUGHA PLACE, DUNGARVAN much sorrow, especially to his Saturday and Sunday — open wife and family, to whom we mund Landers. this Thursday night and no Notes (On the town Hospital Road) Fourball Stableford (play in 3 Girls under 13, 80m. _ 1st, set dancing on Monday night as extend deep sympathy. He had or 4). Per instructions from Personal Reps, of Patrick been a valued member of the Matilda Beecher. It is a bank holiday. CONFIRMATION Monday—Open Mixed Stroke. Kenneally (dec'd.) maintenance staff of Waterford Girls under 15 100m. — 2nd, CONFIRMATION His Lordship. Most Rev. Dr. County Council for many years. KNOCKANORE, Ladies Branch : Result of Susan McCarthy. His Lordship, Mosit Rev. Dr. Michael Russell. Bishop of Accommodation — Hallway, Livingroom, Kitchen, Captain's (Mr. T. McCarthy) Junior Ladies 100m. _ 2nd, His remains were removed Michael Russell, Bishop of Wa- Waterford and Lismore, con- Utility Store Room, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom. Back boiler Prize to the Ladies — 1st, Susan McCarthy. terford and Lismore, adminis- ferred the Sacrament of Con- from the Kiely Funeral Home Daphne Cahill 67 nett; 2nd, Girls under 13 800m. — 2nd, heafiina, radiators in all rooms, Aluminium windows on. Wednesday evening to Col- tered the Slacriament of Confir- firmation oil' the pupils of the GLENDINE, Sheila Norris 68 (on last nine): Matilda Beecher. parish of the United Parishes throughout, Aluminium door. Drive in entrance. ligan Church and were received Mar* Fives 88: 3rd, mation to children from Bally- Gretta Barry 68; 0-22, Geraldine Olrls under 14 800m. — 3rd, duff School in Tallow on Sun- of Touraneena and the Nire on and blessed by Rev. P. Butler. Elthne Dahill. GLENDOUGH, CAPPAGH, DUNGARVAN C.C. assisted by Very Rev. R. Canning (on last nine) 72- 23- day last. Thursday last, May 22. Thirty- 29, una Wright 71 30-36," Pat Girls under 15 800m. — 3rd, HOLY COMMUNION nine boys and girls were Con- 4 BEDROOM DORMER TYPE RESIDENCE O'Doherty. P.P. and Rev. P. KILWATERMOY : Susan McCarthy. Fitzgerald. C'.C., Ballinameela. O'Gorman 70. A total of twenty-six children firmed. Congrats to all. ON } ACRE (with option to buy more land) Junior Ladles 3,000m. — 1st, I.C.A. Very Rev. Fr. O'Doherty, P.P. Congratulations to Una Lily McCarthy. from the local s-hool will re- Accommodation: 4 Bedrooms, Sittingroom, Diningroom, was1 celebrant of the Requiem Wright who won the Captain's ceive their Firsit, Communion In Our next monthly meeting Kitchen, Bathroom, Large Garage. Lawns laid out. All Mass on Thursday morning and NOTES Prize at the Munster Nurses' As I have already said, Lis- St. Michael's Church on Satur- will be held on June 10. New also officiated at the burial in Society Outing in Waterford more A.C. are having a very day morning nexit at 10 a.m. members are always, welcome. services available. 5 miles from town. successful period at present G.A.A. Solicitor: M. J. Hanrahan. Main Street, Dungarvan. the adjoining cemetery assisted PAN CELTIC FESTIVAL and to Kay McDermott and COMMUNITY COUNCIL by Rev. p. Butler, C.C. and Rev. Rose O'Dowd who also figured with many of our athletes ELECTIONS St. Mary's first hurling P. Fitzgerald, c.C. The Woodland ladies set as prizewinners. going consistently well. Congra- The ballot papers for the championship game will be dancers won the recent Inter- tulations to all concerned, ath- Community Council elections against Abbeyside on Saturday, Chief mourners — Mrs. Brigid national competition in Killar- letes and trainers. A special June 7. Mulcahy (wife) Mossde. Paddy MR. THOMAS VEALE will be distributed' this week : ney. This competition which is word of congratulations to our and the count will take pliace HOSPITALISED and Billy in England (sons); hold in conjunction with the The death has occurred of three county chamDions — Mar- Mrs. Mary Davey, Longford Mr. Thomas Veale, late of Main on Tuesday night next in St. A speedy recovery is wished Pan Celtic Festival in Killarney Una Moore, Matilda Heecher to Mrs. Therese Butler who is (daughter); Mary, Eileen and Street, Lismore, on May 18th and Lily McCarthy. Michael's Hall. More details had entries from Wales, Eng- nexit week. hospitalised at present. SALES BY MICHAEL McCARTHY Christine M ulcahy (daughters- land. Scotland, France and Ire- at Ardkeen Hospital after a The one worrying thing for G.A.A. NOTES CATTLE GRABBER in-'law); Padd.v Davey (son-in- land. short Illness. He was ln his Lismore A.C. is the lack of wil- DUNGARVAN — 5 St. Garvan's Tee. (end house) law) and a large circle of eighty-first year. Last week-end was a very Congratulations to Bernie Participants were — Margaret lingness of some parents with quiet one for the club but next Lonergan, Kinockboy, Biallina- Dwelling for Immediate Sale grandchildren. Leahy, Glna Casey, Patricia Mc- He was a kind and gentle cars to make themselves avail- man and a good father. Tommy week will be very busy. Oin to- mult. who won a prize at the Carthy, Josephine Hogan, Maria able on any Sunday. I appeal night Thursday the u-14 hurlers Spring Show for his new in- Comprising: 3 bedrooms, sittingroom, kitchen/dining- McGrath, claire McGrath, Rose had a keen interest in horse to these parents to make their racing. In his later years he will play Melleray in a chal- vention—a cattle grabber. room, bathroom, soilet, sun-porch; outside: fuel shed and Casey and Sharon Oasey. Music cars available on at least some SOCCER could be seen walking his dog Sundays.—(P.R.O. Lismore A.C.) lenge game in. t'he- field at 7.30 store houses; wall in garden at front, secluded garden at by Oliver Farreli and Sean p.m. The primary school game A meeting will be held in the Leahy. or sitting on the Mall seat or rear with access to road. Freehold. THANKS against Aglish/V1Uierstown on hall on Wednesday night at 8 The group have participated at the Monument chatting with DUNGARVAN his friends. Monday night last was post- p.m. with a view to forming a ln this comnetition for the past Lismore and Ballysaggart St. poned due to a death in Aglish soccer ctob for the under age 2, CONGRESS VILLAS, DUNGARVAN four years. They were first on His remains were removed to John's Association wish to and has been re-arranged for ln Touraneena, so please come TWO-BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED DWELLING three occasions and second on St. Carthage's Church on the thank everybody who contribu- 19th May where they were re- Saturday morning next a t 11.30 along and find out more about For Sale By Private Treaty the other — a proud record ted to the collection last CHORAL NOTES Indeed. ceived by Fr. Madden, C-C., as- Sunday. a.m. players to be in the village It Gardens front and rear. Freehold. sisted by Canon J. Power. Fol- at 11 a.m. SET CLUB NEWS MICHAEL MCCARTHY, Auctioneer/Valuer. Dungarvan. Our choir has arrived home UNDER 14 FOOTBALLERS lowing Requiem Mass celebrat- LISMORE G.A.A. The intermediate footballers An Important, meeting of all Telephone 058/41468 from the New Ross Choral ed by Fr. O'Gorman, C.C. he was open their championship cam- club members, including Shamrocks 1-3: St. Patrick's 1-2 buried ln St. Carthage's ceme- The results of the nineteenth Festival — not victorious but a draw ln the series — £50, Mr. paign on Sunday night next ln parents, will be held in Toura- Pride of place this week goes tery. Canon Power, Fr. Madden Cappoquin at 7 p.m. when they very worthy third in the com- to shamrocks under 14 footbal- Ollie O'Connor, Dungarvan: neena Hall on Thursday night, petition'. Well done! This result and Fr. O'Gorman officiated at play An Rtan in the first June 5 at 8.30 p.m. All are lers who won the Western final the graveside. £30. Sharon Shanahan, Parks was achieved despite the UT>- in Cappoquin on Monday week Road, Lismore: £20, Michael round. Ail players to be at the asked to attend. heavel occasioned by the sud- last. This was an outstanding The chief mourners were — Ormonde, Town Parks, Lismore: venue not later than 6.45 p.m. Our re-scheduled churchgate den absence of Mrs. Gertie display for all 15 players, a Tommy and Jimmy (sons): £15. Mary Cunningham, Parks The other teams in the group collection will take place on Morrissey who could not be good match to watch that was Kathleen, Margaret and Mary Road, Lismore; £10, Gerard are Shamrock's and Brickey Saturday night. 7th and Sun- For Sale By Private Treaty with us due to a leg ailment. exciting and close right up to (daughters), sons-in-law, daugh- O'Farrell, Main street, Lismore: RIangers. day morning 8th June, before We were lucky to have In our the finat whistle. It showed all ters-in-law, grandchildren, sls- £10, Janet O'Sullivan, Mayfield, The u-14 hurlers play Four- and after Miasses. midst Mr. Noel Brennian. one of the spirit and determination of ter-in-law, nephews, nieces and Lismore. —'(Advt.). our new members, who filled the Shamrocks as they had to other relatives and friends. To TWO STOREY DWELLINGHOUSE: the breach admirably. Come from 0-1 to 1-2 down at all we extend our sincere sym- Junior Hurling Championship We would all like to wish half-time pathy. —Our junior hurlers had an Fourth Annual Dungarvan David Carroll who appeared easy win over Oappoquln in Two good points from Martin RESULTS OF THE C.B.S. Cappoquin last Saturday ln with us in the pirates of Pen- Murphy and a well taken goal LISMORE (SECONDARY) their first championship outing. NO. 6 TOWNSPARK, LISMORE zance and has since moved to from Declan Butler turned the tide in their favour. Congratu- SPORTS However the team will need to CO. WATERFORD Clonmel, a speedy recovery show a big Improvement if they 10 Miles Road Race from an operation he has lations to st. Patrick's for mak- The C.B.S. Annual Sports ing It such a clean sporting are to advance any further. The fourth annual "Dungar- TITLE: FREEHOLD undergone in the last few days. took place on Friday, May 22nd. Nevertheless It was a satisfac- Shaws, Jimmy O'Donnell. game. " The results are as follows. van 10" will take place on Sun- Pearse Mtoloiney, Bank of Ire- NO more musical notes' for the tory performance considering day nexit, June 1. It is' expected Under 14: 100m. _ 1, Gerard land. AIB. O'Oommr's. Oappo- Further information from: moment. Next stop — the AGM. Team — J. Murphy, K. Mol- the weather conditions. that thie race, will as usual, oney. E. Nicholson, R. Foley S Hickey; 2, Dan McGrath; 3, attract a large number of ath- quln. Tom coffey, j,ohn Dovle, Tobin, D. Butler, M. Hourigan, Clive Barry. Team — Paul Prendergast; letes and fun runners. The race N'oel Devereux, Mary Lee Fan- JOSEPH P. GORDON & CO. M. Murphy (capt.), M. Wade, K. 400m.—1, Colin Cunningham; Tom Landers. Patsy Quinn, Joe will be run over a flat, accur- barr Dunphy, Ormonde Hotel, O'Keeffe, B. Murphy J. Hickey 2, John Whelan; 3, Mark Wade. Tobin; Pa Morrissey, Pat Ah- ate lio mile' course which should Lawlor's Hotel. Johnny Lynch. SOLICITORS, THE DISTRICT COURT H. Nicholson, M. Tobin, B'. Dal- 800m—1, Colin Cunningham; earne, Martin O'Brien; Carth- produce some very fast times. Michael Moloney, Michael Mor- ton. sub. — J. Baldwin for S 2, Colin Barry; 3, Mark Wade. age Barry, Tommy Pratt; Bren- rissey. Hlallahan's, Coffee Burgery, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford District Court Area of The course is slightly changed Dungarvan. Tobin. Long Jump — 1, Cllve Barry; dan Crowley, Brendan O'Sulli- this year to avoid Abbeyside Lounge, Clarm©l-'s Beauty Salon District No. 21. 2, Keith Hornlbrook; 3, Ger van. Brian O'Gorman; Mark and Contral Dairies. Telephone (058)41494/41294 SENIOR HURLING Church where the NOveria is IN THE MATTER OF THE Hickey. Feeney, Frank Power, Tony being heild. AUCTIONEERS & HOUSE Shamrocks 2-6: Ballyduff 4-15 High Jump — 1, Gerard Hic- Cashman. Subs.—Johnny Flynn AGENT® ACT This was the second round of key- 2, Clive Barry; 3, Mark for joe Tobin; Mike O'Leary for There are many different 1947 & 1967 the senior hurling champion- Wade/Dan McGrath. Tony Cashman. categories of prizes for both DENIS R.ADLEY ship played in Lismore on Sun- Javelin — 1, Padraig O'Neill: teams and individuals. The first, DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB PLANNING NOTICES day week, it was a disappoint- 2, Clive Barry; 3, Peter Ander- Senior Hurling — Next Sun- AU'CTIONEIERlTNG LIMITED day night, June 1, Lismore play men's prize is sponsored by FARM SHEDS FUND RAISING COMMITTEE ing result against a strong Bal- son. Dungarvan — We, Pat and APPLICANT Thurles Sarsfields in the Efally- Yloplait and the firsit lady's by TAKE NOTICE that we shall lyduff team and onlv a few Shot — 1, Clive Barry; 2. Dec- Dungarvan Crystal. There are INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS Mary Burke, are applying to players were up to standard lan Butler: 3, Colin Barry. poreen Festival Tournament at Full panel £53, Snowball £48 apply to the District Justice slt- 7.30 p.m. ln Ballyporeen. also prizes for the first o'40 on 39 calls. Colours: yellow and Dungarvan Urban District There will have to be a big im- Discus — 1, Clive Barry; 2, STEEL STOCKISTS Council for planning permission tinrr at Courthouse. Dungarvan o '45 and o 510. pinik. on Wednesday 25th day of June provement before the next Michael Grey; 3, Kieran O'Gor- In order to cater for the fun to extend our dwelllnghouse at outing. man. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS FOR KEENEST PRICES 72 71 3 48 83 6 55 4 57. Springfield. 1983 at 11 a.m. flor an Order FIRST NATIONAL runner there will be a large 78 38 21 49 88 17 74 20 authorising the above named Shamrocks 0-13; Ardmore 0-7 Football — 1, Declan Butler: CONFERENCE number of spot prizes for ath- Co. Waterford — I, John Mc- —This was the second round of 2, Kieran O'Gorman; 3, Gerard 56 43 9 89 80 47 79 75 Grath am applying to Water- Applicant to carry on the letes who finish down t.he field. bustaess' of Auctioneers and the intermediate football league Hickey. Five members of the West Accurate times will be avail- 62 23 27 70 52 33 87 77 ford County Council for per- played in Knockanore. It was Poc Fada — 1, Paddy Nugent; Waterford Branch representing mission to retain Indefinitely, House Agents at 23 Church able for every athlete after t'he 19 90 84 25 1-8 59* 73 54 Street, D'uingarvan. a good game with some great 2, John Dovle: 3, Pat O'Gorman. Lismore, Cappoquin, Tallow and ufaice and certMiaatss will be complete extension at Dro- Under 16: 100m. — 1, Eamonn 29 15 14 68 42 Dated this 27th day of May, open football and well taken Glencairn travelled to Dublin as awarded to every participant. mana, Cappoquin. scores. Power; 2, Mark O'Sullivan; 3, delegates and observers to what * Denotes end of snowabll. Comhairle Co. Phortlairge — 1986. Jim O'Sullivan. certainly will become a historic In conjunction with the race Signed/ EDMOND MURPHY'S there will be a sponsored fun Prizes must be claimed on or Taim-se ag lorg cead o Comh- 400m. — 1, Eamonn Power; 2, event ln Irish politics. airle Conndae Phortlairge JOSEPH P. GORDON & CO.. 45 DRIVE RESULTS Jim O'Sullivan- 3, carl Landers. run walk In aid of both Dun- before Monday, June 2 at 6 p.m. Solicitors' for Applicant, The conference began with a garvan A.'c and the Presenta- H. N. engineering sharp from pat MOore. 11, caiideal diosal a ohur ag mo 1st. 2nd and 3rd divided be- 800m. — Eamonn Cunning- Burgery. tween Frank Corcoran and pats speech by Mary Harney that tion Siports Fund. Thomas Terrace, Dungarvan, shiopa i gCnocian An Pfhaor- ham; 2, Michael Gray; 3, Ian RATHGORMACK a.igh. Rinn o gCuanach. — Dungarvan, Co. Waterford Kelly, Michael Collins and Jiohn Grey. set the mood for the two days. 'We wiould like to take this Full sheet must be returned Proposals on Government and Co. WATERFORD Seamus. 'Breathnach. To/ Ahern, Sean Coady and Mick 1,500m. — 1, Eamonn Cun- opportunity to thank all our When claiming. Local Government reforms were sponsors: Yloplait, Dungarvan District Court C'lerk Pratt, Sean and Margaret ningham; 2, Pat Murphy; 3, Tel: : 052/21455 Co. Waterford _ L William Courthouse. hotly debated and voted on. Ag- Crystal, New Ireland Assur- Last week's winners; Breeda Leahy. Best of the last 5—Mar- Carl Landers Hathgormack 051/46075 Roche, am applying to Water- Youghal, tin Curran and B'rld Tobin. Wil- riculture, so Important, employ- ance, Tom Ournan, Michael Cur- Hogan, 26. Springfield Estate Long Jump — 1, Eamonn ing directly and indirectly over and Eddie Dee, Chllders Es- ford Ooumty Council for plan- CO. COrk. lie O'Neill and Ted corrv. Lucky Power- 2, Eamonn Cunning- ran. Tom Fitzgerald. Ben's, ning permission to carry out And / Tables — Jack Neville and Jim 40% of Ireland's workforce was COlni Moloney, V.G., Darrers Your Local Agent ls:_ tate ' £25 each). ham; 3, Pat Murphy. also deeply discussed. Proposals alterations to my Hardware The Superintendent, Tobin, Moss Mahony and Peter High Jumn _ 1, David Stew- Byrnes Butchers. L&N, Bow- Numbers drawn this week by premises at Main Street;, Lis- Giarda Sioeha.na, Kelly, David Kelly and John on forestry, If implemented will man's, David Wialsh, Vlnny MICHAEL LYONS ard: 2, Denis Hucfcley. 3, Billy cause the employment of thous- Toor, Lismore. Tel. 068/64335 J. Clotty. 17, Mltohel Street. more. Dunigarvatn. Morrison. Curley. Miorriss'ey's, Casey's Flowers PAGE THREE

CYCLING T'ERFORD CO SLANEY MEATS SEAN KELLY AND 1986 UIMG FARMER OF TH INTERNATIONAL TOUR DE FRANCE WANTED — COWS, BULLOCKS, BULLS AND Seairii KieOilry jasit week named of the Tour, was able to con- HEIFERS American G'reg Lemiond as the vince him that it was hv no man: standing between him and means impossible to win. His Top prices paid — Collected anywhere the fulfilment of one of his two confidence was boosted sitill great ambitions — Tour da further this year by the per- Contact Local Agent:— France Victory. formance of his new Kas team. JAMES LONERGAN — Tel. 051-91139 The Irishman. No. 1 in the This team was built for the world for a third successive one-day classics but turned out SLANEY MEATS — Tel. 054-77155 year, was in Dublin on Tues- to be an above average stage day for the launching of the race team. "The team wtll be book Kelly—A biography of as good as their leader," he Sean Kelly (Harrap Lid.) £8.55 said. Stg. toy David 'Wallsh. ACC DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS FORM SLIPPED Kelly, who has already won the Paris-IRfclhai-x classic for th? During- the Tour of Spain second /time, the Barish-Nice for Kelly's form began to sflip a the fifth successive year, and little. "I decided to ease off and the Milan-San' Remo. as well as ride it out to the finish. I need •finishing second in the Tour of recovery time. Hopefully it will It's money in Flanders and third in the Tour come around again, in time for of Spain, does not intend to let the Tour." it end there*. He. &M11 has two Kelly has won the green great amibltiion®. to win the' points in the Tour de France Tour de. France and the world three times, he has won five championship. There are com- stages and finished second in 22 the bank plications surrounding the lat- stages. He also has the distinc- ter event tihis year .that, wil'l tion of having worn the yellow have ito be ironed out. jersey. He. has never abandoned the race, finishing 34tih in '78. Meanwhile, he isi content to 38th in '79 29th in '80. 4®tih in Only better. concentrate on the Tour de '81, 15 th in. '82, seventh in '83. At a reception to announce details of the Macra na Feirme Ideal Young Farmer Competition, which is being sponsored France land while twice winner fifth in. '84 and fourth last year. Laurent Fig.non is riding right by Waterford Co-op, were, from 1. to r.: Joe Hughes, Macra na Feirme Joint Chairman Organising Committee; Austin into Tour form and five times His problem with the world Deasy, T.D., Minister for Agriculture; Tom Sh inahan, Na tional President of Macra na Feirme; Tom Walsh, Chairman INTERESTACCS attractive winner Bernard Hinault cannot championships this year is that of the Board, Waterford Co-op, and Liam Frnning, Macra na Feirme Joint Chairman Organising Committee. interest rates make your money work harder. be ruled out, Kelly predicted they are being contested at that Demlonid. the 1'983 world high altitude in Colorado. He Ask at your local ACC office for information champion would be the big nseds acclimatisation and had about the wide choice of savings accounts. favourite when 'the race gets hoped to ride the Coors' Classic under way. beforehand. However, he has failed to get sponsorship and While he admitted that the may have to ride the races Your savings with mountains are still there to be SECURITY back in Europe to prepare for Minor Hurlers Thrashed ACC are fully guaranteed by the State. climbed, he was reluctant to the event and take his chances dwell on the mountain-top fin- with the altitude problem. There is no safer haven for your money. ishes and pointed out that it Waterford's dismal record in the ball on a number of occa- sions. was the riders and not the DISAPPOINTED the Munster championships actual route that would make was taken a step further at the This is not an attempt to ap- the race difficult. He admits The visit to Dublin provided Fraher Field, Dungarvan, on portion blame on the 'keeper. ACC promises you Anyone can have an off day. SECRECY that he is no better a climber his fans there with ,an oppor- Thursday night of last week By Cork than heretofore but he does not tunity to pay him homage. He when they were thrashed by 15 Unfortunately the mentors fail- complete and absolute secrecy. No information fear the mountains anymore. said he was disappointed with points iby Cork in the first ed to take action and the about your account or the interest you earn will blunders of the first half which Pressed .further on the matter media coverage back here of round of the minor hurling Defensive Blunders A Telling Factor be given to any third parly. he pointed out that Fignon was his achievements this season. championship. resulted in two soft goals were "It oan be disappointing if you repeated in the siecond. putting well behind him in the big But while Cork were argue- CORK 4-11; WATERFORD 0-8 any hopes of a Waterford re- mountains during the Tour of feel your achievements are not ably the better team on the Spain and asked "where was being appreciated back home," covery beyond the bounds of nigiht, it was a string of poal- Ronan Sheehan added a not as comprehensive as the Hinault?" he said. keeplng errors whioh paved the reality. It was a quick visit and that point for Cork in the 15th 4-11 to 0-8 scoreline would way for thisi rather easy and Scorers: Cork — D. O'Connell When the route was .published evening he travelled home to minute and while. Waterford suggest. lopsided win. 2-0', J. Corcoran 0-4. J. last year, Kelly saw an. awe- Carrick-on-Suir with his wife, scored twice from frees per Christmas certainly came Walsh .Cork did not impress as being and B. Cunningham 1-0 each. some task confronting him but Linda, before returning to Liam Hartley, COrk dominated early for Cork in this game. worid betters, or potential M. Mutilans and R. Sheehan 0-3 Eddy Mercks, five times winner France. the closing stages and two The wonder of it was' that the champions. They missed an points from Ronan Sheehan Wiaterford Selectors failed to each, J. O-'Mahony Oil. Water- inordinate number of chances and one each from John Cor- replace the keeper who was ford—L. Hartley 0-5. B. Brophy in attack and consequently coran and JOhn O'Mahony put obviously having an off day and 0-2. B. Sullivan 0-1. were vulnerable on .the night. the icing on a win which was who was certainly out of touch Cork—P. Barry; K. Keane, D. Hut Waterford. on home ground with reality in his handling of Irwin. C. Quirke: T. O'Regan. failed to tiake advantage of P. Kenneally. D. Motherway: -J. Cork's poor finishing as they 1 Corcoran, J. O'Mahony: D. too were culpable of bad finish, Walsh. J. Walsh. M. Mullins; B. ing and showed a complete lack Cunningham, D. O'Connell, R. of understanding in the for- Sheehan. ward division. Six of their Waterford — P Fiynn: -S. points came from frees, but in KNOW YOUR RIGHTS Frampton, N. Kelly. L. Quilbv; honesty, it was the goalkeep- Q.—I hope to sell my car registration book to the dealer, P. Cooley. C. OantwelH, B. Bro- ing errors and the concession privately in the near future. A wh,o holds It and becomes the phy S. Lyons, L. Hartley: B. of soft 'goals which ln the end friend was telling me thiat when registered owner, but does not Sullivan. M. Corcoran. K. Mur- crippled and stifled the Water- vou sell your oar now you no eniter his name on the regis- phv: M\ 'Plainagan. M. Mahony. , AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATION PLC. ford cifralleiTKe. Icn-g-er hand ovnr bhn I" e t.r.i - tration. book. D W.ysp. Suts. "M. Kie-ly for M. Dungarvan: Mary Street. Tel: (058) 41666/41103. Waterford with the wind ad- worn boo's to tne C.rvrr: i win- 'This column has been com- Mahony. D. Henley for D. Wtvse. Open Monday-Friday until 5.00 pm at over 50 branches vantage performed we'll in- the der could you please explain piled by Dungarvan community Referee — P. Lonergan 'Tip- across fhe country. the mew situation to me. first, half. They looked good as Information Centre which pro- perary). Billy Sullivan shct over a point A.—Since February of 1933 vides a free and confidential after 30 seconds. Cork equalised the onus is cn the seller of a service to the public. Opening through John Corcoran in the car to ensure that the new times of Centre, which is lo- second minute but a minute ownership is registered with cated in the Courthouse, are: later they jumped into a lead the local motor taxation office, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- which they never subsequently lit Is in the Interest of the days — 7-9 p.m.; Saturdays — relinquished. It was. the first of seller that the motor tax office 11 a.m. -1 p.m.) their goals which ca.me about be notified promptly ol the following a long delivery from change of ownership. Other- midfielder John O'Mahony. The wise the seller would continue INCREASE ball dropped into the Water- to be regarded as the register- ford goal area, 'keeper Phil ed owner and could be held Flynn came yards off his line responsible for parkine offen- £65,000 BUDGET but missed the ball and full ces and offences relating to from forward Dan O'Connell couldn't uninsured driving of the car. believe his luck as he guided Bn the case of a private sa!e, the ball between the unprotect- both seller and buyer should FOR DUNGARVAN ed posts. fill up a joint declaration of sale on a special form 'Form £13,500 to £14,500 DUNGARVAN GIFT WRAPPED BF2) obtainable from the motor tax office; the buyer en- URBAN ROADS Despite this set back. Water- ters his her name and address ford kept in> touch with Cork In the Road Works Scheme in the regis!ration book and and had narrowed the gap to for 1983 submitted by the Co. SEA ANGLING the seller sends both form and in Income Limit for the 'minimum (1-2 to 0-4) by engineer. Mr. John. O'Fiynn and book to the motor tax office. the 14th minute. Cork stretched approved by the County Coun- The motor tax office will for- their lead with -points from dil .at their May monthly CLUB NOTES ward the book to the new •John COrcoran ln the 17th and meeting a sum of £65,003 was owner alltier updating their Hospital 18th minutes and four minutes allocated for road works fin the to have all arrangements com- fipes 'in the meantime, the later bad their second goal, Dungarvan Urban area. pleted in time Her the com- buyer keeps a detachable part again glft-

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LAWLOR'S HOTEL Week-End T.V. Viewing MINNIES 5.05 — Taking My Turn. 6.40 — bad. Sitar of many westerns Summer Exhibition 86. 10.50 — n World Cup: Brazil v. Spain. 9.00 Dale Robertson Dlay Sinhad Newsnlgihit. 11.35—Weatherview. RTE 1 —Hows Your Father? 9.30 — and Vincent Price is Omar ll.40-Jl.25 a.m. _ Film: The 7ETAS C L'UI Mastermind 10.05 — Feature (1955). 12.30. p.m.—Grandstand. purplle Taxi. Peter Ustinov. LOUNGE Film: Still Of The Night. Star- 4.50 — News; Weather. 5.00 _ Charlotte Rampling and Phil- ring Meryl Streep and Roy Sportsi New-s Wales. 5.05 — The ippe Noire,ti star in a romantic FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO SATURDAY, MAY 31 Scheider. Keith Harris Show. 5.4-C—Come- melodrama about a group of ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN 12.45 — News Headlines fol- dy Classic: Whatever Happened people who seek refuge from SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS — DISCO lowed by The Life And Times To The Likely Lads? 6.10 — their lives in a village on the SATURDAY, MAY 31 — 10 p.m.-2 a.m. — Adm. £3.50 — Bar Ext. — Neat Dress Of Grizzly Adams. 1.40 — Sports World Cup Grandstand. Live west coast of Ireland. Each Stadium. 5.00 — The Story Of coverage from the massive comes into contact with the The World Cup. 6.00 — The An- Aziteca Stadiium in Mexico City driver of a purple taxi vFred COLETTE & COSMOS gelus. 6.01 — News. 6.10 — FIFA as Iitaly, the World Ciup holders Astaire). (1978). World Cup. The opening cere- FRIDAY, MAY 30 play the opening match of the SUNDAY, JUNE 1 — mony from Mexico and the first 6.00 a.m. — Ceefax AM. News, tournament against Bulgaria. SATURDAY, MAY 31 match, Italy v. Bulgaria. 9.00 — 9jOO—iC'agney And Lacey. 9.50 — Sport, Weather. 6.50—Breakfast 6.50 a.m. — Open University. News. 9.15 _ Dallas. 10.10 — News And sport; Weather News. OLD SMUGGLER Time. 9.210—The Parent Pro- 1.55 p.m. _ Pages from Ceefax. Saturday Cinema : Dead Men gramme. 9.35—Pages from Cee- 10.05—Film: Convoy. Kris Kris- Don't Wear Plaid. Starring 2.30-—Film: La Belle Et La Bete. fax. 10.30—P'lay School. 10.50 — totferson. All MacGraw and Er- Cooteau's spellbinding version PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED Steve Martin and Rachel Ward. Pages from Oeefax. l.CO p.m.— nest Borgmine hit the road in 11.50 — Late News. of the fairy tale of Beauty News. After Noon. 1.30 Mr. Sam peoklinpah's rollicking ac- and-the Beast. (1946. Kaok and Park House Benn. 1.45—International Show tion movie (1978). 11.50—Film: white) i French with English SUNDAY, JUNE 1 Jumping. 3.52 — Regional News. The Fly. Vincent Price stars in subtitles) 4.00—Laramie. 4.50^- 10.25 — Use Your Head. 10.50 3.5&—Gran. 4.00—MUk. Mop And this- HI9&8 film. 1.20 a.m. _ The Slky At Night. 5.20—Horizon: MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN — Animaux Du Soleil. 11.15 — The MOke. 4.15 — Laurel And Weather. Uranus Encounter. 6.10—-Film: Closedown. 12.15 — Mass. 1.00— Hardy. 4.2iO^Dogtanian And The The VEPs. Elizabeth Taylor The Cordillera Expedition. 2.05 Three Muskeihiounds: 4.45—Fast and Richard Burton star with —News Headlines followed by Forward. 5.10—Gentle Ben. 5.35 Louis Jourdan, Rod Taylor. Or- Friday, May 30 —- STARDUST Landmark 2.40 — Anois Is Aris. —Wales Today. 6.00 — Six son- WeMes, Margaret Ruther- 3.10 — Sunday Matinee: Legend O'clock News; Weather News. ford and Maggie Smith (1963). Saturday, May 31 — SILVER WINGS of the Lost. Starring John 6.35—Jiust Say No. 7.00—Wogan. 8.05—iNiewsview. 8.45—(Bath In- Wayne and Sophia Loren. 5.05— 7.35—I've Got A Secret. 8.10. — FRIDAY, MAY 30 ternational Festival Preview. ABBEYSIDE Sunday, June 1 —- GENTS Fraggle Rock. 5.25 — Suil Thart. T'he Ctolbys. 9.00—Nine O'Clock 9.00—Bath International Festi- 1 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01—News <6.55>-7.25 a.m.—Open Univer- val. French cellist, Paul Torte- News. Regional News; weekend sity. 9.00 — Pages from Ceefax. Monday, June 2. US TWO lollowed toy Soorte Ftesults. 0.15 Weather Niews. 0.3rf> .Bit; I>,.] lier playis sonatas by Schubert, — Cartoon Time. 6.30 _ Talk It Getting Knotted. 10.20—Omni- p.m.—N'crws Sum/miary with auibtiltles: Weather 5.30—FQtm: Fa.ure, Debussy and Brahms. Telephone 058/41538 Over. 7.00 — Tales Of The Un- bus Presents: Bob Dylan- in 10.30 — Film: Orphee. Cocteau's J.C.B. FOR HIRE. expected. 7.30—Late Late Extra. Don't Look Back. 11.55 —Sum- Travis Logan, DA. With Vic WEEK-EKD ENTERTAINMENT 'Morrow. 1971 tv film co-star- masterly treatment of the Or- Final programme in the series. mer Of 66. The final of the 1966 pheus legend. '1950. black and 8.00 — john player Toos Of The World Ou.p between West Ger- ring Hal Hiolbrook and Brenda Vacoaro. 7.05 — Transit. Live White. French with English Town (Part 1). 9.00—News. 9.15 many and England. 12.40 a.m.— from London Airport. 7.35 — subtitles). 12.CtMl.26 a.m. — Friday, May 30 — ROCKY MILLS — John Player Tops Of The Weather. Film: Le Testament D'Orphee. Town (Part 2). 10.50—The Sun- House And Home. 8.00—Moment SATURDAY, MAY 31 Of Truth. 8.30 — Gardeners' In his final film, Cocteau him- Saturday, May 31 — TRINITY day Game. 11.50 — Late News. 7.1'0>j8.25 a.m. — Open Univer- World. 9X0 — Entertainment self plays the Poet. ' 1963. black sity. 8.3I0—The Saturday Picture USA 2. 9.3J0—Your Life In Their and white and colour) (French Sunday, June 1 — PRIDE & JOY with English subtitles'). Show 11,00—Film: Son Of Sin- Hands. 10.00' — Royal Academy THE "CATS" BAR Monday, Jure 2 — FOLKLORE MOUNT MELLERAY SATURDAY, MAY 31 AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK THURSDAY, MAY 29 — 3.00 — Maya The Bee. 3.25— MONDAY time; 6.40 FIFA World Cup: 4.30 Plasticines; 4.40 Bosco: 5.10 Saturday Matinee : The Great Italy v. Argentina; 9 p.m. News; Newsline; 5.30 Sons And Daugh- CARDS Ziegfield. Starring William RTE 1—9 a.m. The Pat Kenny 9.30 Today Tonight; 10.10 Don't ters- 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 Powell and Luisa Rainer. 6.15 — Show; 11 a.m. Closedown- 3.05 Wait Up: 10.45 T. J. Hooker; Newstime; 6.40 FIFA World SUNDAY, JUNE 1 — Silver Spoons. 6.45 — Sweat Of News Headlines followed by Em- 11.40 Late News. Cup: Brazil v. Algeria: 9 p.m. JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL The Sun And Tears Of The merdale Farm; 3.25 Bosco- 4.05 RTE 2 — 6.40 The Three News- 9.30 The Good Old Days; Moon. 7.50 — Mailbag. 8.10 — Bank Holiday Matinee: The Ad- Stooges; 7 p.m. Top Of The 10.30 The Friday Film : I'm Telephone 058/54304; 54219 SING ALONG WITH DONAL POWER Nuacht 8.20 — Strangers And ventures of Don Juan- 6 p.m. Pops- 7.35 Room Outside; 8.05 Dancing As Fast As I Can. Star- Brothers; 9.20 — The Ganges The Angelus; 6.01 News- 6.15 Nuacht; 8.15 Mart And Market; ring Jill Olayburgih. Nicol Wil- Saturday, May 30 — DISCO Gharial. 10.10 _ Billy Bishop Silver: 6.40 FIFA World Cup: 8.20 Plain Tales; 8.45 The Mer- liamson and Dianne West: 12.25 Neat Dress — Over 18's — Bar Goes To War. Starring Eric USSR v. Hungary- 9 D.m. News; chant Ivory Season: The Delhi Late News. Peterson as Billy Bishop assist- 9.15 Bank Holiday Movie: Sting Way; 9.30 Hullabaloo Over RTE 1 — 7 p.m. Gardeners In Lounge — PADRAIC PARKER ed by John Gray. II. Starring Jackie Gleason, Mac George And Bonnie's Pictures. Davis and Terl Garr: 1-1.40 The Starring Peggy Ashcroft and World- 7.30 Automania. 10 : Paul Anka Show 11.45 Late Driven To The Limits; 8 p.m. Sunday, June 1 — Dancing to the fabulous— SUNDAY, JUNE 1 : Larry Pine- 11 p.m. Newsnight; News. 11.20 Garda Patrol; 11.30 Night Nuacht: 8.15 The Friday Film: JOE MAC & THE DIXIES The Girls In The Office. Star- LI A VEC SEA VIEW, THE PIKE, 3.10 — Worldwide. 3.40—Room Light. Admission £4 — Bar Extension Outside. 4.10 — Victoria Park. RTE 2 — 3.55 Ruddlgore by ring Susan Saint James and ' c J "" DUNGARVAN Gilbert & Sullivan 5.50 The FRIDAY Barbara Eden; 10.30 Newsnight; 10.45 World Cup: Morocco v. In Lounge — DOWNES SISTERS Friday, May 30 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Sunday Game; 6.30 A Country RTE 1 2.30 News Headlines Practice; 7 p.m. Oh No, It's Sel- followed by Racing from Epsom: England. In aid of Gun Club. wyn Froggitt: 7 30 Coronation Coming June 6 — COLETTE & COSMOS Street; 8 p.m Nuacht- 8.10 Elvis Saturday, May 31 — IRISH INiGHT EAST MUNSTER Presley's Graceland: 9.15 Festi- Coming Soon — MIAMI. MEMORIES. val: For Services Rendered by Set Dancing Exhibition by Modteligo Set Dancers. W Somerset Maugham.; 11.10 ATHLETICS Music — Sliabh gCua Trio. Ail Kinds Oi 'Country; 11.40 BOYS' SCHOOLS News Headlines followed by Sunday, June 1 — HOT ROD at 2.30 p.m. Night Light.

TUESDAY Munster Sensor Athletic Sunday Night — JIM LANE CHAMPIONSHIPS RTE 1 — News Headlines fol- THESPORTSMANS INN lowed by Emmerdale Farm- 4.35 On Wednesday of last week Championships In Cork Bosco: 5.05 Mr. T- 5.30 Folly- the East Munster Sports were foot; 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 held at the Friary College, The best athletes in the Pro- 100m.- L. McCarthy, Lismore, CAPPOQUIN Newstime; 6.40 FIFA World 3,000m. junior. Dungarvan. The spacious Cup: Algeria v. Northern Ire- vince of Munster will be in ac- grounds were to ideal condition land- 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Today tion In the Regional College, B'oys: under 16, 3,000m., S. Mc- Thursday, May 29 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Cork, on Sunday next, June 1st DUNGARVAN'S NEWEST NIGHT SPOT- buit the overhead conditions Tonight- 10.30 Dynasty; 11.25 Carthy. Oappoquin/Balllnamee- £5 per game — Full pay out were not very pleasant. How- Late News; 11.30 -Night Light. when the Munster senior men la; under 15, 100m. and long and womiens track and field ever. this did not take from an jump, John Power, Dungarvan; Friday, May 30 — DISCO—The Southern Lights Disco excellent afternoon'® competi- RTE 2 _ 6.50 A Country Prac- championships will be staged. junior mens shot, Michael tion at the college. tice; 7.20 All The Best- 7.50 Many athletes from Waterford O'Brien, Dungarvan. Adim. £3 — Bar Ext. — Daincing 10.30 to 2 YOGI'S Nuacht- 8.05 Tomorrow's World' clubs will be in action and quite Food Served. The honours were well 8.40 Feature Film: Wetherby' a few are expected to make shared, with the Wiaterford CLUBS NOTE — will be held on — Starring Vanesa Redgrave and their presence felt. The first Saturday, May 31 — SOCIETY FOUR; Schoo-ls figuring well, indeed Ian Holm- 10.30 Newsnight; event it timed for 1.30 p.m. Entries for the Miunster the athletes of St. Augustine's 10.45 World Cup; Portugal v. Juvenile Championships Sec- Bar Exit. — Dancing 1 a.m. — Food Served. SATURDAY NIGHT / college turned in some excel- England; 1.05 (News Headlines. DUNGARVAN ROAD RACE tion 1—for boys and girls un- £2 before 11.30 lent performances with Michael Here in Dungarvan on Sun- der l'l to under 14 close this Aherne emerging as a star coming Friday. The event takes WEDNESDAY day there ls the Annual Open Sunday, June 1 — TEL-STAR NEXT athlete of great potential, Mich- 10 Miles Road Race with lots of place on June 14th and 15th. RTE — 1.30 News Headlines Bar Ext. — Dancing 1 a.m. — Food Served. hael won the Junior a.nd Inter 1 prizes for men, women, veterans MAY 31 followed by Racing from Epsom. TRAMORE SPORTS Discus, the Junior Shot and and teams. The first ten men £2 before 10 o'clock. Members and Friends. was 2nd in the Junior Hammer. 4.45 Cartoons: 4.55 Emmerdale Farm; 5.25 Bosco- 5.55 Balle- home, first five ladies, first over On Sunday. June 8 there ls He was also 3rd in the Inter 40, 45 and 50 will receive the in- an open sports in Tramore GAA Shot and Hammer. abeg; 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 Newstime; 6.40 FIFA World Cup; dividual awards and the team field with events for boys and Michael O'Brien also claimed West Germany v. Uruguay- 9 prizes are for teams of three. girls under 9 to under 16, jun- honours on the dav with q 1st p.m. News; 9.30 The Golden Entries will be taken at the iors and seniors. place in the Hammer, 2nd in the Girls; 10 p.m. Open Forum- 11 start and the starting point is Slhlot and 3rd in the Discus. pm. Taggart : Dead Ringer; the Presentation School, Dun- SPORTS AID Ronan Walsh set a new record 12.00 Late News- 12.05 Night garvan. During the Waterford (BLE) for the W&lk and Derry Kiely Light. In Cork on Saturday the County Athletic Championships CROTTY'S INN GLEN VIEW BAR Won the 400m. Hurdles. Peter Munster Colleges Boys and in Ferrybank, Waterford on Gialvin won the Inter Shot and RTE 2 — 7 p.m. A Country Girls championships are being Sunday last all present, athletes GOATENBRIDGE John White won the Inter Practice: 7.30 Coronation Street held. and spectators joined in run- Walk. Again in the Minor Walk 8 p.m. Nuacht: 8.15 The Mind ning a lap of the track. LEAMY BR SEN we had 1st and 2nd place With Box; 9 p.m. Only When i Laugh- WESTERN WINNERS Saturday, May 31 — TERESA & THE STARS Saturday, May 31 — Fourmilewater G.A.A. Club F. Lynch and E. Cremin 9.30 The Colbvs- 10.25 News- A collection at the finish respectively. night; 10.45 World Cup: Scot- The final section of the Co. realised close on £200 towards MUSIC: PAT BURKE land v. Denmark- 1.05 News Track and Field championships "Sport Aid." Sunday, June 1 — Other athletes who turned in Headlines. were held in Ferrybank on Sun- Sunday, June 1 — fine performances and were day last and the following were FRANK KILBRIDE & THE VIRGINIANS placed in their events were D. the winners from the west of RICHIE HALPIN & TENNESSEE SOUND Be htm. D. Ellickson. F. O'Don- THURSDAY the county. Monday, June 2— ovan, J. Lawlor, M. Walsh and RTE 1 — 2.30 News Headlines Girls: Allish O'Brien, Dungar- MONSTER PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE Monday, June 2 — Bank Holiday— E. Kiely. followed by Racing from Epsom: van. discus under 16 and junior Printed and published by the £5 per head - Full Pay Out - 9 p.m. sharp TOMMY DREN NAN Credit Is due to- ail the ath- 4.55 Bosco; 5.25 Butterfly shot- Frances White, Cappo- Proprietors at their Office and letes who trained so hard for Island: 5.50 Garda Patrol- 6 quin / Ballinameela. 3,000m. Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Coming Saturday, June 7 — BIG TOM and competed in these sports. p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 News- u/17; M. Beecher, Lismore, u/13 Dungarvan Co. Waterford. PAGE FIVE

G.A.A. Notes By Commentator DUNGARVAN Waterford County GOLF Council Senior Football Championship CLUB r NEXT WEEK-END scored 1-4 in the first half, could The footballer^ take over and manage only one score in the NOTES twelve senior teams will play a second half, while Stradbally— first round game. For several extremely fit—scored 3-6 ln this teams it will be the first and half. The Captain's Prize kindly Refuse Collection last game, since the champion- Commences It was raining and it was presented by Mr. John Mans- Users of this Service are advised that from ship is run on a knock-out cold and a rotten day for hur- side while John Grace, Michael field begins on Friday evening system. the hurling ambition achieved bs favourites to beat Sllabh ling but just the same, teams next, May 30th at 4.15 p.m. and 3rd June 1986 refuse will be collected only For the last couple of years Crossan, Tony Whelan, Ray (for the time being) they will gCua. Ah Rinn will need to went about their business in a Prenderville. Michael Goodwin, continues on Saturday and Sun- the standard of club football concentrate on football. They show improved form from last serious way. Ballysaggart seem- day. A very large number of from those who have made application for a has been disappointing with the J. Hartery and company for didn't show any great signs year if they hope to account ed to be doing all the right Tramore will try to prove their players have entered this year result that the inter-club games that they are ready for Strad- for Ballyduff at Lismore on things except being able to and all are requested to be in collection. However, if you still wish to avail have for the most part been county final form of 1985 all bally when losing to Dungarvan Sunday evening. capitalise on their scoring wrong — and there are many the Clubhouse well in advance drab and unexciting. This low ln the league last week. How- chances in the first half, strad- of their allotted time on the of the Service you must now contact the standard was reflected in a big who believe that it wasn't their ever the championship is what JUNIOR GAMES bally seemed to hav it all to true form at all. The cham- e time-sheet. way at intercounty level. counts and they are certain to do ln the second half, but once Revenue Section, Waterford County Council pions might just about get over There are some interesting they got down to It they took A members' Dance will follow this first hurdle. play better on Sunday and if Another result of the low players like Michael Culloo, junior games in both hurling complete command and deserv- the presentation of prizes at 10 immediately for an application form. standard was that it wasn't all Donal Connors, John, Ed andan d football and thankfully ed all their nine well taken p.m. on Sunday night. that difficult to win the county AT FRAHER FIELD Michael Walsh, Kevin Kilkenny, practically all these are onscores . Last year Ballysaggart The annual Auction Sweep Persons who have not applied for the service championship Tramore and Pat Looby, Tom cahill, Patsy week-evenings and can be seen beat stradbally very decisively will be held in the Clubhouse Kilrossanty were little better The double header here may by supporters wishing to be but what they are likely to re- on Thursday, May 29th, com- must not leave out refuse for collection from than the rest and luck played a give supporters good value O'Keeffe, j. J. and Tom O'Brien mencing at 10 p.m. when throo and company all play to form free for the senior fare on member most about 1985 is that part In the efforts of these clubs w111 Sunday. having beaten Ballinameela in On Wednesday next the Bren- June 3rd. to capture county titles in the -a-ed will h? tr^n r t^ ^Jl: seriously trouble nan Oup team faces Wexford in Stradbal are lven th their first round, they eventually past couple of years. These two first tiUe although all three — vote here* " « J.F, WATERFORD v. TIPP. lost the divisional final to Bal- Dungarvan and the course will met In the county final last Ballinameela, Clashmore and linameela who had clocked up be closed from 2 p.m. We wish year and they meet at Kilmac- Clashmore and Ferrybank Is Our chances of breaking the Ferrybank have played in listed as the feature game here, sufficient points to qualify. Now the team the best of luck and thomas on Sunday in a first county finals in the past few Munster championship hoodoo it could be Ballysaggart's turn. hope they can emulate the feats round and if it doesn't prove to years. The fourth team involved brthbut I'em bettenot rto oo surf thee thatwto itBbt wilhl are slipping by and the odds of the other teams this year. be a good contest there can be on Sunday at this venue are be-1 h v gone close in re cent vea£ against it being achieved on to- a e night, Wednesday, when we Also on Friday, May 30th the little hope for the others. When ing noted by many as the likely ^nd a case could orobablv be KILGOBINET WIN ALL course will be closed from 1 n-m. they met in the final a lot was lshS°dnS - SVen b6f0re " . made for both going t^ full play Tipp in junior football at THE WAY Cappoquin are pretty long. to facilitate the start of the FINE GAEL expected but very little bv way strndhaiiv n,,,,^™^, ' distance this time. Ferrybank Only a matter of seconds Captain's Prize. of athmosphere or excitement Stradbany play Balllnameela . favourites, having The county selectors did not after referee Tom Whelan had are the llkely have a lot of time to prepare was produced. However at this in the. opening game and the begun their preparation a bit thrown ln the ball for the start RESULTS ANNUAL CHURCH GATE COLLECTION stage we invariably hope for 'Reds' have no problems to com- the side as all the players con- of this game, Kilgobinet's full Friday, May 23rd — 1, Joan better things and look forward, pare with those of last year earlier than usual. Very little is corned were involved with their Mansfield and John Casey; 2, known about Clashmore's pre- forward Nial Phelan had the wisely or otherwise, to a season when they went under to Kil- clubs during the past month ball In the net to give his side B'rige Martin and Donal Verling. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY of excitement rossanty having had to play parations and their decision to or so. Not that this would Saturday, May 24th — 1, B. keep a low profile In the lead a lead that they never relin- without a couple of their best have made a big difference quished ln their entertaining O'Gorman 018) 38 pts. Oat. 1 players who were not available. up to this clash could mean since any of the counties don't (0-110 M. Walsh (5) 38 .pts.: Oat. MAY 31 and JUNE 1 AT KILMAC' something. They deserve a title, game against Ardmore ln the Last Sunday when playing take this championship seri- opening game at FTaher Field. 2 (12-15) s- Power (12) 36 pts.: The Kilrossanty v. Tramore against Ballysaggart ln hurling having played so well, but un- ously. it is probably the last Cat. 3 (16+) R. Kirwan (17) 38 ALL CO. WATERFORD CHURCHES EXCEPT match must be given too biliins, they really exposed their fitness successfully for oulte a number occasion on which we will see A spectacular display by Pat pts. since it is another contest in- and even veterans like Michael ol years. Ferrybank are given a junior game at county level Power at centre back was one Sunday, May 25th — j, J. DUNGARVAN AND TRAMORE volving last year's finalists and Coffey, Alo Curran, Sean and the vote. as the feeling is, that the grade of the many features of this Stephenson (20^ 63; 2, D. Bau- the champions of the two pre- Robin Ahearne and Noel Cos- will be abolished next year. enjoyable game. Have no doubt mann (14) 66: 3. J. Harty (10) vious years, i have sooken to tello were 'on their toes' for DUNGARVAN v. This year we cannot field ahout it but Kilgobinet will be 66; 4, A. Spratt 010) 67- Best people who have discounted the most of the hour. County hur- RATHGORMACK our second best side, as we did a strong force this year, and Gross, P. J. Murphy 74: Hole-ln- chances of both of winning the ling goalkeeper Pat Ourran, Dungarvan made a glorious In previous years so the line- if they show even marginal im- one, Maurice Casey. title this year and I cannot es. Eoin. Liam and Conor O'Brien return to senior football ranks out will Include all junior or provement they oan go the dis- FIXTURES tablish a case for making a as well as several of the club's when beating Killure/Bally- intermediate players. tance. Thursday, May 29th—18 Hole THE GROVE FILLING STATION, TALLOW under 21 football team i who are good argument against it. We truckle ln the county Interme- Stableford. TYRES ! — TYRES ! — TYRES ! may know a little more after waiting to play in the divisional diate final last year and there WATERFORD v. LIMERICK SCORES Friday. May 30th, Saturday Sunday night. Both will have final), will be in action. were high hopes then that the May 31st, Sunday, June 1st — NEW RADIALS 155x12 £21.00 practically all the players who J.H.C. Minor Hurling Championship: Ballinameela have been 'door Old Boro' team would waste no This Munster championship Cork 4-11. waterford 0-8 Captain's prize. 155X13 £23.00 played in the county final, de- time in recovering the senior LADIES GOLF: spite rumours that there will be knocking' for a few years but tie will be played at Kilmallock Junior Hurling Championship: 165x13 £25.00 were serving two masters last county title (of which they held on Wednesday night of next Clashmore 1-9, Tourin 1-6 DEISE CUP RESULTS retirements in the Kilrossanty the record number). Over the Wtlnner, Ruth Byrne (28) 70 New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, camp. year when spending a lot of week and in preparation for Stradbally 3-6, B'saggart 2-4 1 their time at hurling and atpas t few weeks they have been the game, our seniors played Kilgobinet 3-li0, Ardmore 1-4 neitt; Class A, Louise Fleming Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and Veterans Pa and Noel Walsh, which they went the full dis- doing well in the senior league a team picked from the junior Modeligo 2-6, Vlllierstown 0-4 (13) 74 nstt; Class B. Peggy many more. Michael (Hauleen, Walsh. Tom tance. Yet last year they play- but at the same time their O'Brien (28) 72 nett: Class C, panel at Fraher field, on Tues- Eire Og 3-4, Faha 2-2 Remoulds: 135x13, 145x13, 155x13. 165x13 _ All £11.00. and pat Keating, Jimmy Maher, ed very well when beating championship hopes have re- day evening. Brlckeys 4-6, Kilrossanty 2-9 Betty O'Brien '33) 73 nett. Pierrie White, Tcm B'ehan. Pat teams like clashmore and Kil- ceived a major set-back with Lismore 3-10, cappoquin 0-2 Alll mads lead to Balllnacour- 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per ga:lon the forced withdrawal from We stock New Tyres in all sizes, including Tractor. Quinn. Nicky Hayes. John Folev. macthomas verv decisively. RECOMMENDATIONS U/21 Hurling: ty on Tuesday. June 3 for the Pat Hayes. John Mulhearn, will They lost to Kilrossanty (0-8 to football of David Burke, the First Annual Ladles Four- absence of Morrie Ferncombe, REJEOTED Tallow 7-7, Abbeyside 4-6 Tel. NOEL HEKLEY 058/56298 form the bulk of the champions 0-6) in a poor semi-final. With Junior Football Championship: somes. Time sheet, catering in Open for Petrol, Diesel and Car Gas, 7 days, 8 a.m. ito 9 p.m. Martin Houlihan, Martin sand- James Tobin, chairman, ex- Ardmore 1-13, sllabh gCua 0-5 clubhouse, everything in fact ford. This will necessitate the pressed disappointment at the laid on for this big event. promotion of some members of poor attendance of delegates Senior Football League: their champions under 2f side from Western clubs, at the Dungarvan 3-9, Kilmac' 0-3 to aid players like team cap- special meeting of all clubs Ballinameela 0-10, Nire 1-7 tain Tom Halpin (who captain- called for the ourpose of hear- Balllnacourty 2-7, BORD NAnOG NOTES ed Rathgormack three vears ing the details of the Public Rathgormack 2-4 ago when they won the Inter- Liability Insurance scheme out- Dungarvan 1-15, NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF RATE TALLOW TO TAKE "A" TITLE Gaeltacht had fine players in mediate county title), Tom Our- lined by Central Council Finan- Ballinameela 0-8. DUNGARVAN cial controller, Kieran O'Neill CLASHMORE WIN "B" Alan O Laocha, Ray Harty, Sea- ran, Christy Meehan, Peter FIXTURES mus Mac Craith, Anton o Suil- Queally. Derek Lyons. Dermot and discussing recommenda- "A" FOOTBALL FINAL BOOKS FOR INSPECTION AND leabhan. Sean O Celtin, Stephen Callaahan, David Power. Tony tions of the Fixture "Work Wednesdayy\ t. (T.i—...j, 28t 11I11h May .1 I-'.O.— w»- SEA ANGLING On Saturday next, Tallow and O Cuirrln and Eamonn O Crot- Hamilton and others to over- OrOUP SOt UP by^ontral CTnnn- Dungarvan meet in the final of aigh in a team that contested come their first hurlde in senior cil. terrord v. Tipperary. CLUB NOTES OF INTENTION TO MAKE RATES the u/14 "A" football champion- every ball until the final competition at the expense of The session with Kieran At. Abbeyside: J.F.C. — Ard- ship at Cappoa.uin. whistle. O'Neill was satisfactory and more v. Nire Once again our fishing sea- COUNTY OF WATERFORD Rathgormack in the lone Sun- At Ardmore: J.F.C—Brlckeys A couple of weeks ago when Well done to team men- day afternoon game at Leamy- having outlined the scheme the son has commenced. On Sunday (County Health District of Waterford) the sides met in an earlier matter was discussed at length v. clashmore. last, the 25th May the first com- tors Brendan Griffin, Timmy brien. Saturday, 31st May— round of the championship, T.al- O'Keeffe, Davy Walsh, Eamonn and several delegates contribu- petition of the year took place, low came out on top after a Rathgormack. led bv Tom and ted. Having discussed the eight At Ardmore: 7.15 p.m. S.F.C.— namely the Inter-firms Compe- Notice is hereby given that the Counoil of the above- Lombard and Liam O'Rourke Balllnacourty v. Tallow. very close game. Again they are from Clashmore and Padraig Jim Whelan, Ger and Parecommendationt s of the Special tition, sponsored by O. Bowman named County are about to make a County Rate on the given the vote over their arch Cahill, Denis Flynn. John Lar- Fixtures Committee, the meet- At Cappoquin: 7.30 p.m. J.H.C. & Sons, Jewellers. Mary Street, Breathnach, Maurice Wade and —Kilgobinet v. Tourin. property rateable thereto in the C'ounty Health District rivals but the result should be company from Gaeltacht. kin. Henry Skeehan. Pat Moore ing rejected seven Dungarvan. The boats left the close. Tallow had a convincing and company are the likely Sunday, 1st June— Quay at 10 o'clock, rods up at of Waterford. After the game, Bord chair- 1. The meeting decided to win. 3-6 to 2-4 over Oill Ros- winners, they being the more At Dungarvan: 2 p.m. S.F.C.— 5 p.m. and boats returned to the The rate iin the Pound for the ordinary expenditu-e anta on Monday night last, man John Kiely presented the matured and more experienced abandon the intercounty junior Stradbally v. Ballinameela; 3.15 Quay at 6 p.m. cup to the winning team cap- championships in both hurling of the County for the service of the year ending 31st while Dungarvan suffered de- at this level. p.m. S.F.C.—Ferrybank v. Clash- A very thoughtful and much feat at the hands of Youghal in tain Mark Coughlan. clashmore and football, but to retain the more; 7.15 p.m. S.F.C. — Nire v. December, 1986 is 2,388.47 pence in the Pound, made will play St. Mary's (Kill) ln under 21 inter county cham- appreciated gesture awaited the a challenge game. BALLINACOURTY v. TALLOW Butlerstown. anglers in the Anchor Bar — the co. Final ln Walsh Park on pionships. At Leamybrlen : 3.15 p.m. up as follows:— Yes, a great final is expected Saturday, june 7th. This is the game scheduled 2. To reject the recommenda- Tom and Kay Shanley provided so come along to Oappoquin on S.F.C. — Dungarvan v. Rath- all the anglers with delicious A special word of thanks to to start the senior football tion that the age-limit for the gormack. COUNTY CHARGES PENCE Saturday next (2.30 p.m.) and championships as it is listed minor inter-county champion- sandwiches free of charge. the Ardmore club who had the At Kilmacthomas : 7.15 p.m. Thanvs Tom and Kay. lend your support to your re- venue in excellent condition and for Saturday evening at Ard- ships be raised from 18 to 19S.F.C.—Kilrossant y v. Tramore. spective team. to the referee Pat Moore who m.ore's beautiful venue. There y°ars. At Cappoquin: 2 p.m. I.F.C.— While everyone was chatting HOUSING AND BUILDING 76.63 CR The final will be refereed by stood in at a late hour. have been a couple of retire- S. To reject the recommenda- Shamrocks v. Brlckeys; 3.15 and enjoying themselves, re- ROAD TRANSPORTATION AND corder Don O'Connor was scru- Declan Hennessy (Ardmore). ments in the Balllnacourty tion for an open draw for a p.m. I.F.C. — Ardmore v. Sllabh SAFETY 1-048.39 camp and these include the ex- special intercounty champion- gCua: 7.15 p.m. I.F.C.—An Rinn tinising score cards to come up FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP with a winner. Results were an- WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE 406.90 PATHS TO FINAL LEAGUE TABLES perienced Michael Hanrahan ship commencing in November v. Ballyduff. "and Joe Power. Their absence and ending on St. Patrick's Day. nounced at a presentation of DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES Dungarvan : One defeat by At Lismore 7 p.m. I.F.C. — prizes in the Anchor at 7.30 "A" Championship is certain to cause a weakness 4. To reject a recommenda- Geraldines v Affane. AND CONTROLS §5.75 Tallow (2-7 to 2-2): beat Kil- P. W. D. L. Pts. on the side who won three p m. Prizes were presented by rossanty (2-8 to 2-2). 6 5 0 1 10 tion that a National League be At Abbeyside: 2 p.m. J.H.C. — Chairman, John Molloy. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ... 301.69 Dungarvan county titles in the past seven run in March, April, May and Eire Og v. Modeligo; 3.15 p.m. Tallow: One defeat by Kilros- Tallow years. Beaten by Tallow when There was a total of 58 ang- RECREATION AND AMENITY ... 233.06 santy (2-2 to 1-3); beat Dun- 1 10 June. Four divisions of 8 teams J.H.C. — Glen Rovers v. Faha. Kilrossanty 1 10 they were the hottest of fav- with two promotions and two lers 7 boats were In operation, AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, garvan (2-7 to 2-2); won foot- Lismore 3 6 ourites a few years ago, Bal- 120 fish were landed with a hill league final over Kilros- relegations. (It was agreed that HEALTH AND WELFARE 53.81 Abbeysids 4 4 llnacourty are not likely to take the county wculd look more fav- variety of 3 (5 conger, 8 ling. santy (2-7 to 0-3); beat Kilros- 5 2 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES ••• 335.50 1 Nire chances and will be on their ourably on a league commenc- 107 dogs). , . santy (3-6 to 2-4) In semi-final 0 6 0 toes from the start in this Affane ing at an earlier time ln the In first place were the Trad- TOTAL GENERAL RATE 2,388.47 play-off. game. They lost in a replay to year). ers" (Frank! O'Beirne, capt.. Sev 'B" Championship Butlerstown last year and will BALLYSAGGART Baumann. Dannv Barry, Connie FEILE NA nGAEL P. W. D. L. Pts. 5. The meeting voted yes to 0 0 12 need to show improved form if a recommendation that we con- McGrath, John Molloy. Michael Clashmore they are to make sure of beat- Moloney) with 130 pts. In sec- And whereas, the Separate Charges specified in Column The County Final of the u/14 An Gaeltacht 0 1 10 tinue with the All-Ireland cham- Hurling Feile is scheduled for 2 6 ing Tallow here. pionships in June, July, August NOTES ond place were the "Builders' 11 of the table below are respectively chargeable on the Stradbally with 118 pts.. and in third place the Fraher Field on Wednesday Naomh Brid 2 6 and September, as they are pre- areas of Contributory Places specified therefor in Column next, June 4th in which the The will have Michael and sently run. FIRST HOLY COMMUNION were the "Drop Outs" with 85 Brlckeys 4 3 Ger Collins, Ray Moloney, Ber- 1 of .Che said table, the Special Rate in the Pound speci- Western representatives will be St. Olivers 4 2 nard O'Gorman, Tommy Wade, 6. Thev voted no to a recom- On Sunday last, Rev. Fr. fied in Column 111 of the said table has been made on Lios Mhor. 5 1 mendation that the Railway '^Despite bad weather these Ardmore Conor Clancy, Jimmy Healy, O'Gorman, C.C., administered were excellent results, and a the -appropriate area of contributory place for the pay- The finals of the skills will Champions: Clashmore. Joe and Michael O'Riordan, Cups be run in October and that the Sacrament of First Holy also take place and the Divis- the winners travel with the All- very enjoyable day's fishing was ment of every such Separate Charge and the same forms 'C" Championship Donal Looby, David Mulvihill, Communion to tihe children of spent bv everyone. ional representatives will be Pat Bosco O'Mahony, Kevin Mulvi- Stars instead of the All-Ireland part of and will be collected wiith the above General P. W. D. L. Pts. champions. Baliyiaaggiart. Thankfully, the The club are now forming a O'Gorman (Lismore), Kieran 3 3 0 0 hi'l, Maurice Foley, John •weather was at its kindest and Rate in such area or contributory place. O'Keeffe (Shamrocks) and St. Patricks 7. The meeting voted a unani- mini-organisation within the Shamrocks 3 2 0 1 Melody, Gerry Connors. Liam tihe scm shone for the following club. To qualify for this "Lost David Kiely (Melleray). The 3 0 12 Shanley, Decky Coleman, etc., mous no to the recommenda- boys aind gltol on. their special winners of both competitions Ballyduff tion that the lnter-club cham- Rods" organisation, one must 3 0 12 and these may Drove a much too day: Ntoreen O'Brien, Kenneth either lose one's rod overboard will represent Waterford at the Melleray experienced side for Tallow pionships be run on an open Champions: Shamrocks. draw, to be played on five con-Kearney, Anthony G'JaVln, P. J. or break two rods while strik- National Finals of Feile which who will rely on players like Walsh. John Landers and ing a rod. Fred porsey and Con this year will be- held in Clare. Liam O'Brien, Pat Daly, Eddie secutive Sundays in October/ Name of Special Area or Purpose of Rate in the WEEKEND FIXTURES November. Thomas Veale. Lane were the two qualifiers Contributory Place. Charge Pound and Connie Ourley, John Mc- last Sunday. Wei] done lads. CLASHMORE WIN "B" 8 The meeting voted against Saturday, May 31st:— Donnell, Mick Beecher, Liam NEW ARRIVAL —("TIGHT LINES"). (Col. 1) (Col. 11) (Col. Ill) FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP At Capooquln (2.30 p.m.i — Moroney, etc.. etc., who would a closed season of six weeks. Congratulations to Mary and They were ln favour of the pre- Clashmore 0-6; Gaeltacht 1-1 U14 "A" Final — Tallow y. Dun- now appear to have lost their Plus Wialsih, Biallysag ga rt.mOre, County Health District of Malicious 20.00 garvan. (D. Hennessy). chance of retaining their hur- sent longer term. on the blrtih of a baby daugh- Clashmore won the "B" u/14 the County of Waterford Injuries footbaD championship at Ard- At Showfield (7.30). U/14 Hur- ling title. ter. ling "B" — clashmore v. Strad- RESULTS more on Saturday night last G.A.A. NOTES And whereas the Rates in the Pound for Town when they defeated An Gael- bally. (P- Moore). NIRE v. BUTLERSTOWN Several goalkeeping mistakes tacht by two points in a thril- Monday, 2nd June:— was a factor, but man-for-man, May Draw — The following SI. LAURENCE'S Charges specified in Column 11 of the Table below have At Cappoquin : Ballyduff v. This is the Sunday evening Cork were a much better side were the winners In the May ling game in conditions totally game at Fraher field and But- been made respectively ion the Town .specified iin Column 1 unsuitable for good football. Fourmllewater. (J. Bennett). and deserved their win in our Non Stop Draw: 1st, Noreen At Colligan: Lios Mor "B' v. lerstown who were a bit un-semi-final game at Fraher Field Troy. New St., Liismlore; 2nd, of the sa id Table. Clashmore playing with the lucky against Tramore in the assistance of a stiff breeze and Naomh Brid. (R. Casey). on Wednesday last. Three of the JOhn and JOan Bennett, Baliv- TENNIS CLUB NOTES county semi-final last year, will goals were of the 'soft' variety— siaggant; 3rd, pat Fitzgerald, TOWN CHARGES the rain only led by 0-4 to nil At Fraher Field: St. Pat's v. be strongly fancied. They have at half-time due mainly to the Abbeyside. (J. MOore). the keeper who is normally a Glengarra, Llsm'ore; 4th, Mic- At Clashmore : Gaeltacht v. been doing very well ln thetop-clas s goalkeeper, came off hael and Sheila Bennett. Bally- WHIT WEEK-END Name of Town Rate in the Pound excellent play of the Gaeltacht league and would appear to be St. Laurence's 1s holding a defence who had a tremendous Naomh Olibhelr. (P. Dalton). his line and made scoring siaggart; 5th, Mrs. M'argaret Col. 1 Col. 11 very well prepared. The Nire, easier for the sharp Cork for- men's and ladies handicapped first half. The clashmore scores At Showgrounds: Melleray v. of course, have been known to Fehniessy, Reainacoola East, Brlckeys (T. Whelan). wards. These majors must have Ballysaggart. doubles tournament. The tour- 60.02 pence came from Thomas Kelly and surprise (and have not they al- played havoc with the morale nament will be run over the Tramore Mark Coughlan who scored two ready caused two major upsets Hurlers Lose To Stradbally — 42.46 pence RESULTS of the team. It weakened the After a comprehensive win over Sunday/Monday of the Whit Lismore points each. in the diivisional champion- enthusiasm of the good crowd week-end. The entry fee is £2. ships here). Tourin in the first game of the The scene was set for a thril- U/14 Football Play-Off:— of supporters and this wasn't championship, our junior hur- The closing date for entries is ling second half, and the big Tallow 3-6, Kilrossanty 2-4 a help either. Several of our this coming Friday. Mlay 30. If The said Rates will be collected with the above U/14 Football "B" Final: — lers were brought down to crowd present were not to be DIVISIONAL GAMES players played very well, but earth with a bang when they you are Interested the notice is General Rate and Rate for Separate Charges. disappointed. Gaeltacht had a Clashmore 0-6, Gaeltacht 1-1 overall Cork were the better up in the clubhouse, so put U/14 Hurling:— Sunday also marks the be- were' emphatically beaten by your name down. Tournament The Rate Books are deposited for the inspection of great goal from Ray Harty in ginning of the intermediate side. Stradibally in Dungiarviain on the eighth minute of the halt Ardmore 3-2, St. Olivers 3-1 Director is M. Collins. any Ratepayer in the offices of the County Council and pt Pat's 9-8, Cappoquin 0-0 football championship and It is The unexpected withdrawal Sundlay last. Certainly on this CLUB NIGHTS and by the 15th minute they a pity that some of the best of will be there open for ,suoh inspection, during normal Naomh Brid 1-0, Abbeyside 0-2 of Kerry from the competition per-flormance it looks as though 1 w^re on level terms thanks to these clash with the senior left Waterford without a game our long awaited championship Last Friday. May 23. we had workling hours each day on which the offices are open a roint from Seamus McGrath. Stradbally 4-1, Fourmlle 3-2 championships. However, the and this was a set back to their title is still some way off. our first club nigtht of the 86 for business, for the fourteen days next following the But credit to Clashmore who season. The response was very intermediate championship is preparation. Primary School Winners — date hereof. came back again for points POC FADA on a league basis, so the open- Congratulations to Lismore good and everybody had a from Brian Foley and team cap- great time. This was the first The Munster semi-final of Poc ing matches, while being very CLUB GAMES CiBis with locals Mark Clancy. Signed this 26th May, 1986. tain Mark Coughlan (free) to Fada takes place in Ennis; on Important, are not altogether Sieamus Clancy Davey Nuigent. of many club nights, which hold on for a narrow victory at There were surprises. The will be> held every Friday night. Sunday next during half-time vital. biggest was at Fraher Field Patrick O'Donnell. Mattie T. O'CUINNEAGAIN, the final whistle but not before in the S.H. game between Clare Meagher. Seamus Kearney and Many thanks to everybody Gaeltacht pressed again. where hot favourites BJallysag- who helped in tihe redecoration Runai Chondae. and Limerick. Representing Wa- AT CAPPOQUIN gart who held Stradbally score Michael Kearnev, who retained Best for the winners were terford is Maurice Butler from the Primary Schools A Title by of the clubhouse which now Arus Brugha, Michael Fenton, John Power. In a double header here, less in the first half were de- has a new look for the 1986 the local Dungarvan club. Shamrocks will be fancied to cisively beaten after the 'Reds' defeating Dungarvan CBS in Dungarvan. Robert Walsh, Thomas Kelly, We wish Maurice well and we the final at Oappoquin on tennis season. Mark coughlan and Brian Foley beat Brlckeys and Ardmore, turned in a spectacular second — P.R.O. have no doubt but that he'll do following their demotion, will half, in fact Ballysaggart, who Saturday last. to mention but a few of a great his county proud. tram performance. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Waterford Co-Op Link-Up icated prepared meals business. A new franchise agreement between Waterford CO-op and It, promises to be one of the Johma Ltd. to market the areas of real buoyancy within Jiohma (pronounced Yeo-ma) the food industry and we are range of salads and prepared With Heinz now assured of being fully pre- meals was announced recently, pared for it". in Dublin. line with our business philo-, "Through our subsidiary, MARKET DEVELOPMENT •Pohma is the wholly owned sophy as a major food proces- Dairyland Ltd., we are going Mr. O'Connor thanked the fresh food subsidiary Of H. J. sor. It provides us with the into a market in which we al- Heinz Ltd. and its branded IDA for its role in making the highest level of technology, ready have considerable exper- initial introduction. He said: salads are already market lead- accumulated over many years ience and our objective is to ers in the Netherlands and west "Our target, with which IDA by a world renowned force in help that market grow by have been very helpful, is to Germany. the food industry. It connects making it attractive and ex The parties were introduced engage in market development us to a highly refined quality cittag. The strategy will include as of this month and then to initially by IDA as part of Its control system. It also gives us a strong advertising campaign drive to encourage transfer of come onstream, within the year, immediate access to a brand which commences immediately. with a fully Irish product, with technology within the food in- and a range of products which dustry. "The inital spotlight will be raw material supplied by Irish have been proven ta some of farms and manufactured in a Stephen O'Connor, chief ex- the most concentrated, most on the Johma salads, but we are also acutely conscious of Waterford oo-op plant. ecutive, Waterford Oo-op said: competitive markets ta Europe, j growth ta" the veryTophist- "This development is exactly in "Our experience with other franchises, notably the Yoplait range, which we manufacture and sell throughout Ireland and the U.K., has been inval- uable from the point of view of researching and developing EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT BRIEFS a classical food enterprise". PREVENTING CANCER child leukaemia confirmed a field. The family of a Sellafield Parliament approved a reso- high incidence on the west coast worker had received £20,000 ta lution backing the Commission's of Scotland, especially near the compensation when their son programme for preventing can- Kunterstown nuclear plant. Ra- died of leukemia, which showed cer, but asking for funding to diation samples on the west that the British legal system be increased from IR£4.5 mil- coast most likely came from recognised the link between lion to IR£13.6 million over Hellafield, whose closure had radiation and cancer. ARDMORE FARMER been already demanded by Par- the five year period. Thirty People would very likely die years ago cancer victims had a liament. The incidence of leuk- aemia among children under over the next ten years as a re- one-in-three chance of surviv- sult of the Chernobyl Incident, WINS SECOND ing, said the rapportuer, Mrs. 10 in the village of Seascale was, it was believed, ten times but their deaths would be at- Squarcialupi; now the chances tributed to other causes. If nu- are two to one in favour. Much the national average. Children PLACE on the east coast of Ireland clear reprocessing continued, had been done by screening then stringent safety checks and preventive medicine; the must also be under threat. Ireland's outstanding cream- would have to be made. The ery milk supplier for 1985 was new programme would emphas- Commission had a vital role to ise diet and the risk of smoking. Mr. Jim Fitzsimons, (Euro- Donal Harte who keeps a 106 pean Renewal and Democratic play in producing statistics, I cow herd at Lislevane, Bandon, Speaking in the debate, Mrs. Alliance, Leinster), said that as other information and safety Co. Cork and supplies Barryroe Eileen Lemass, (European Re- much as one-third of all cancers measures. He urged the Com- Co-op. He was presented with newal and Democratic Alliance, may be attributed to environ- mission to draw up guidelines the golden cow trophy and the Dublin), said early detection mental and occupational fact- for preventing cancer from en- cheque for £1,200 at a recep- vironmental factors, especially The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" series this week is one which should generate more than ordinary interest. was the best protection. Ireland ors. This led him to call once tion in the Irish Farm Centre did not have a national cancer again for the closure of sella- radiation. last week. The sponsors of the It shows the members of the tezms of Dungarvan CBS and Limerick CBS marching on to the pitch at Clonmel prior to registrar, and she would like Creamery Milk Supplier of the the final of the Dean Ryan (Munster Schools & Colleges) Cup in 1954. The Dungarvan CBS boys, who incidentally proved to see Community aid to fund Year Competition are An B'ord J » 1 < T • C1 11 TV. r.^rnM A nc-ti« llOQCU Ivnc l \ 11V4 one. This could increase the Bainne and the Irish Farmers' cure rate to 50 to 60 per cent, Journal. and in some cases to 100 per RACING Second and third places in cent. It could help International the highly prestigious national Ar mbuiochas aris do'n Br.' d'e Blaca' thar cheann an ghriangraf seo. We repeat our request to readers who may have old co-operation and exchange ot competition went to John Col- information. photos suitable for inclusion in the series to let us have them All photos received will be handled with care and returned bert, Ardmore, a Waterford A GOOD WINNER AT MALLOW Co-op supplier, and Abraham after publication. ___ Mrs. Lemass said a new re- port by the Scottish Office on The Dungarvan owned and mer 'Mr. James P. O'Keeffe and Kingston, Drimoleague who sup- trained "Rentatent" wias. one of trained in Dungarvan by John plies Drinagh Co-op in West two fiavouritesi Which came to E. Kiely proved that her suc- Cork. the rescue of many punters at cess at Killarney the previous The competition is judged on the. MallOw race meettae on wete'k 'was no fluke when she 1985 performance, especially in Tuesday evening of last week won the 2 miles Tipperary Cup relation to output per adjusted FIGHT FOR SIGHT when he won the first division Handicap, the feature, race on dairy acre, in effect this means Even of the Mlunster (Pro-Am.) bum- the card with 2 lengths to gross profit, after paying for An Post To Break per. "Such Fun" (from 9/4 to spare. feed and fertiliser, returned by each acre required to maintain •k Preparations for launching CAMPAIGN evens) landed a big gamble in Champion jockey Michael A reduction of two-thirds in Kinane gave "Private Dancer" the milking cow and rear essen- a public electronic mail service Each day. ii:ore than 3,000 the second division. An Fost's losses—down to £1.8 f 5/2) an excellent ride and tial replacements. this year, in association with people throughout Ireland seek "Rentatent" (4 1) has proved million, which will not be sub- a valuable asset to owner camie with a perfectly timed Aflso taken into account as sidised by the State — and a General Electric of America; professional help for eye prob- and lems from an opthalmologist or trainer Tony Dunphy who has run to take the lead inside the key management factors were further increase of 47c in mail In 1986 headquarters, at Killossera. Up final furicng to go on and win pasture management, farm lay- traffic were reported by the • Obtaining the Govern- eye-trained medical doctor. ment franchise to run theMan y more attend a general to last week this good horse had by a comfortable two lengths out, silage systems, breeding Chairman, Pear gal Qulinn. when policy and of course, scope and vttoe, verified by two indeoen-, parcels, as a first step In re National Lottery, which will be practitioner, optician or eye won three point-to-poln's and from 'Diane's Glen.," the Company's accounts for m/ade the transition to tihe flat reliability of records. 1985 were published last Thurs- dent surveys which revealed building, with staff co-opera- launched shortly after the pass- clinic. Throughout the coun- try's hospital cpthalmic units, without too much bother. day. over 907c next day delivery of tion, this major loss-making ing of legislation which is due first-class internal letters over- business: to be introduced soon. 250 beds are occupied at any Mr. Quinn predicted that the all; HOweveT. despite these one time, representing a total .postal service would break even! ' * DoubMng of the ri.et Inflow aohievemmts. t.he oosit.a.1 ser- or u.r, to :o.oj)0 ,T>eop'« who are Vn 19-86 for tfose IVrs-t t\me Vn \ R.e-organlsation of the oar- \ t'O sia.vln.gs, services a-ncl furthe-r vice continued to suffer irum hospitalised for eye treatment at »pver-aJi years. Tihis is mainly I eel service, now giving mext-day g: owtih agency business at the effects of serious under- in a single year. clue- ticy the reversal of tii-e de- / ci-eMvery of almost all Internal posit office counters' capitalisation, said Mr. Quinn. effifcne posva.1 traffic. Since An I Each year, eye surgeons in Fos- was established over two .Ireland perform more than years ago. volume has grown by 8 CCO operations—an average of about 10%. The company is 175 per week—including over reaching break-even, he said, LIMIT GRAIN PRODUCTION THROUGH QUOTA 1,000 cataract operations and despite the need for increased ICO corneal transplants. Mean- Taken to the front by Mic- provision for pensions and de- while out-patient eye clinics hael Condon with about seven preciation, which cost an extra SYSTEM SAYS IFA CHAIRMAN across the country are dealing furlongs to race, "R'emitatenf' £4 million last year. with more than 250 persons per held on well in the closing Major developments in 1985, The direct impact of this day. stages, to win by .three lengths. year's Farm Price Package on dls?s" he sald' that the amount of im- Although still running in the listed by Mr. Quinn', were: trous trend the EEC Commls- ports almost exactly equals the A committee meeting was grain growers and the indirect u d onc held at Lawlor's Hotel, Dungar- dolours of .Mrs. Dunphy, Tony's *k Continuing improvement i impact on grain dependent in- ® c entrate on : surplus grata ta intervention wife, at Mallow. "Rentatent" n limiting grain production stores. van on May 22. Seamus Ahern the quality of the letter ser- dustries is the basis of a spe- had been sold some time pre- through a system of quotas so Irish grain farmers have and Johnny Organ reported cial study released last week by viously for an undisclosed figure that supply would b matched 1 proven themselves to be among progress to-date, and the the Agricultural institute. e to Mr. Roger Byrne with which to the demands of the 300 mil-; the most efficient in the Com- Chairman was very pleased Tony expressed complete satls- This study, which has been llon consumers in the EEC. I munity even though they have with the reception in west fjaotiiion specially commissioned by the Mr. Rea was severely critical i to contend with weather condi- Waterford. Irish Farmers Association finds of the price agreement for not tlons and excessive capital costs A;so the Trade Union has AT CLONMEL DON'T DELAY that the loss in revenus for making any inroads into the 15 which the Germans and French pledged its support. The Trea At Clonmel last Thursday Irish cereal growers could be a million tonnes of cereal substi- do not face. This country can- surer has opened an account at evening "Private Dancer'' own- minimum £13 million per an-tutes imported each year into not stand by and let this vital Bank of Ireland. Account No. ed by Ballynoe, Co. Cork far- SILAGE CUTTING, num because of the 7-9% price the EEC. It is not coincidence, Industry go to the wall. 79557097, and at AIB, No. 1234 cuts for barley and wheat. 8020. All donations will be "An assessment of the EEC acknowledged. SAYS ACOT policy proposals for cereals" has The Chairman proposed a been undertaken by William vote of sympathy to the rela- ACOT has urged farmers not Dunne and Dick Power of the GAA NATIONAL SCHOOL Are You Worried to sacrifice silage quality in tives. of Mr. Mat Morrissey. Agricultural institute, in an at- Balllnagul.kee, Balllnamult and order to get higher yields. tempt to clarify the future for Yields of silage crops will be Mrs. Liam O'Regan of Youghal, About Drugs? Ireland's 45,000 grain growers. OF COACHING Co. cork. lower this year. However, the The worst impact will be on date at which grasses will head- those specialist growers who This year's GAA Natiion.al gramme, Match analysis. Usie of "DRUG-AID" can help. out and go to seed, which has will be unable to recoup their School of coaching will be held vid'eo, SpOrts Injuries, Fitness Phone 051/73333 the major influence on quality losses through animal feed costs ta. Belfast from Tuesday 5 to testing and evaluation, Team "DRUG-AID" will be only 2-3 days later than Saturday 9 August at which and who have less flexibility in Management and dealing with Mon-Fri. 8 pm - 10 pm ta a normal year. For this rea- switching from grain to live- there will be separate Club the media. DUNGARVAN son, delaying cutting will result stock farming. Between one- Coach and County COach cour- Field work will include: The 32 The Mall. Waterford. in a significant drop in auality j ses in hurling and football. Visitors to the Waterford Co-op stand during the Spring Show third to one half of the barley skills of the games. Elknflnation were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahony, Old Parish, Dungarvan. COT is now offering the fol- crop will be incapable of meet- The CCiu.b Coach course and of faults, Free-taking, position- lowing advice:— YOUTH CLUB ing the overheads on the farms examination in hurling or foot- al play and team play and ® silage ground not grazed in concerned. ball may be .taken by a member Tactics and Fitness. o.f the Asisiociation who is will- the spring should be cut as soon According to the report which Coaching staff will include FUND-RAISING NEWS as ground conditions allow — was presented by Mr. Brendan ing to Coach an adult club and Joe McGrath, Chairman of the certainly before the end of May. Kearney, Assistant Director of has already held a Minor GAA Coaching Council, Eugene MISS DUNGARVAN 1986 ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES Coach award for at least one the Agricultural Institute a con- •McGee. Cavan team coach. Joe For the Otih yeair running the year. TROOP WEEK-END CAMP lads had sightings. After we The result after this very en- • Ground grazed in the spring siderable proportion of the Lennon, a pioneer of coaching. Dungiarvan Youth C'lub Fund- should be cut after 6 weeks Last Saturday morning, 24 said a few prayers we headed joyable weekend was. 4ith Wolf major cereal crop, spring barley, Jim MoKeever, Derry team raising Comirwi.ttee will again growth. The County Coach courses scouts and 4 leaders left the back down a now much darker Patrol 101, 3rd, 'Ii.ger Patrol will make prices much less than coach, Br. Michael O'Grady this year hold the Miss Dun- and examination to hurling and garvan Competition, industries, den for Glenshelane. Each pa- forest trail. The saying 'Hang- 107, 2nd, Panther l'l'l and the ® Avoid cutting the 1983/84 level and a further former Limerick and Tipperary when the Icotibali may be taken i/i!« could be onily one winner. ands of grain growers from the mcnt of Agriculture training wish to join now. — P.R.O. Grotto Where again some of the — SUB-SC'RIB'E PLUS DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1986 PAGE THREE

MURPHY — Second Anniver- sary — In loving memory of EtonkBrowne Michael, late of 56, Ciaseyville, Dungarvan Leader MURPHY'S Diungarvan, who died on May CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES 30, 1984. On his soul Sweet CAPPOQUIN KARATE CLUB Jesus have mercy. principal downfall here. vious week. However fitness, or taking part due to one reason TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND TELEPHONE (058)41203 Team — P. Casey, M. Lacey, rather the lack of it was again (Inserted by his loving wife We travelled to Ballyporeen or another. We had individual J. J. Landers, J. Crotty, G. our problem. We trailed 0-5 to winners and some silver and NURSERY SPECIALISTS and family.) last Sunday to participate in a FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1986 hve club tournament with Fer- O'Brien, J. Noonan, E. Oahill, P. 0-2 at the break. Positional bronze medalists as well. RALEIGH AGENTS PA N KS — Second Anniversary Cullen, G. Mason, J. Mason, M. changes turned the tide In our —In loving memory of Mrs. moy Ballyporeen, Dungarvan, All Leading Brands Stocked Murray, P. J. Kiely, K. O'Con- favour and we dominated the Frances White ran a good BODY SHOP 058 42424 Bridie Ranks (nee Power), Oahlr and Cappoquin. race to win the girls u/17 First Glass After Sales nor, D. Kiely, M. Foley. Subs. — second half. It was level at 1-6 24 Hour car accident service - used car Lincoln, late of Dungarvan, Competing in the under 12 3,000m. P. J. Guinan and Steven sales, crash repairs artd resprays. Service. S. Denn, Denis McOarthy and with ten minutes left but once who died o-n May 27, 1984. Kata event were Caroline Hic- McCarthy also won their Trade-Ins accepted key, Elaine Hickey, Fiona Hlc- Sonny Landers, also M. Reilly again we failed to stay the May comes with sad regret, NEWS OF TOWN and F. McCarthy. hour and Clashmore won 1-9 3,000m. in their own age groups PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. This, day of the month. key, Shane Gouldlng, Brian Also a word of congratulations Baby requirements at to 1-6. We will never forget. Whelan and Liam whelan but I.F.C.—Our intermediate foot- to jim cashman on winning the unbeatable prices only Brian and Fiona got to YOu fell asleep without good- ballers play Geraldines on Sun- Scorers: P. Scanlon 1-2, J. silver medal in the 100m. race FORIALE Telephone 0S8/41376 the second round before going bye. AND day night at 7 p.m. in Lismore. Bennett, P. O'Keeffe, P. Leahy, Congratulations to all on a out of the event. Large Portable Timber But memories of you will Injured — At present on the J. D. Leahy 0-1 each. fine performance last Sunday Store never die. Competing in the White Belt injured list are Ger O'Brien and Team—O. Wilkinson, P. Scan- and to all our competitors on Size: 50x36' (Sadly missed by your loving event were Tom Burke, Shane Dermot Murray. Both players lon, J. Barry, M. O'Keeffe, G. fine performances over the last Dismantled in sections for FOR SALE sister Molly, Dungarvan, bro- ROUNDABOUT Gouldlng, Brian and Liam have suspected broken noses. Bennett, P. O'Keeffe, V. three weeks ln the county „ removal. ther Christy and sister-in-law Whelan. Paddy Devine, Suzanne We wish them a speedy re- O'Keeffe. W. Leahy, P. Leahy, championships. Cullen, Maurice Corcoran, Jerry Phyllis, London and also your covery. J. D. Leahy, M. Barry, J. Barry, [(Apply:— 4-BEDROOM ED HOUSE DUNGARVAN COUNTRY O'Leary, Tony Martin, Fintan Results in detail as follows— niece Breda, Dungarvan.) Manpower — Work has begun T. Sullivan, J. Dalton, J. Ben- '.BOXNO. M340 Leader Office/ on one acre. MARKETS Murray and Eddie McGrath but nett. Subs. — T. Feerlck for u/13, N. Scanlon 3rd 800m.; ROCHE — In loving memory As and from Friday, the 6th here only Suzanne Cullen and in the field under the new Man- u/13, L. Maher 2nd 100m.; u/13, 4 miles from Dungarvan. of Joh Roche, late of Bally- power scheme. Sullivan, M. Looby for J. Barry, n June, the Market shall open Eddie McGrath got to the sec- E. O'Sullivan. M. Lacey 3rd 800m.- u/14, F. Also suitable for restaurant, saggart Lismore, who died on afternoon only from 2.00 p.m. ond round before bowing out. Darts — The first leg of the Lynch 3rd shot- u/17, F. White May 310, 1984. Challenge Oup Final was play- BOSCH: 110 Volf/220 Volt shop or other business. Fresh produce always avail- Pat Coffey and John Roche Two defeats make it difficult 1st, 3,000m.- u/17, P. J. Guinan ed on Friday night at Dec Drills, Hammers, Grinders •No need fior words except to able — cakes, jams, home-made reached the second round ln the for us to qualify. Next Sunday 1st 3,000m.; u/16, S. McCarthy Large store attached. Walsh's, Modeligo. At the end say, bread, free range eggs, a wide team kata, Suzanne Cullen, we play Kilgobinet and to gain 1st, 3,000m.; u/15, J. Burke 3rd and Transformers. Back boiler centra] heating, of a great night the Tavern You are missed and remem- variety of vegetables, cut Maurice Corcoran and Tom full points from the rest of the 800m. and J. Cashman 2nd vet- Also Grass Cutters and take a 5.2 lead Into the second newly decorated, carpeted, bered everyday. flowers, bedding plants and Burke finished fourth in this programme we ask the players erans 100m. Hedge Trimmers. leg this Friday night, May 30. hot and cold all bedrooms. (Always remembered by his shrubs and a friendly chat for event. for maximum commitment. Next week-end the Munster loving wife and flamily.) the customers. (Advt.) Our thanks to the sponsors, Colleges Track & Field Finals BEN O'NEILL In the intermediate kumite Buhner's, Olonmel. O'Connell Street. Dungarvan PHONE 058/41316 (freestyle fighting) Pat Coffey, CAPPOQUIN-BALLINAMEELA take place in oork and I would DUNGARVAN HURLING AND like to wish all our competitors Phone 058/41933 (t^c) FOOTBALL CLUB NON-STOP John Roche, Fintan Murray, TOURIN G.A.A. ATHLETIC CLUB Tony Martin, Eddie McGrath the best of luck. ACKNOWLEDGMENT DRAW On Sunday last the 3rd leg of AT THE NOVCNA 1.2th Draw — 23rd May—£50- and Paddy Devine all went out Last Sunday's performance the county Championships took in the first round. KIELY — The sons, daugh- Tony Murphy, Caseyville P- against Clashmore showed a place in Ferrybank. We had ters and relatives of the late Tommy Sheehan- £30, Mrs. In the senior team kumite we great improvement on the pre- only a small number of athletes FOR SALE "SMILE, GOD Margaret (C is®) Kiely, l. Shan- Leonore Byrne, Abbeyside p. P. finished runners-up to Bally- 1S81 Renault 5 TL don, Street. Dungarvan, wish to Brighdin Ni Ohrlostoir: £20, poreen. Team — Eugene Mc- 1981 Fiat Tarsa thank sincerely all those who Seamus O'Brien. Abbeyside p. Loughlin. Shane Fraher, Paul 1980 Datsun Cherry 4-door LOVES YOU" sympathised with them in Maura Murran: £15, Joe Kelly, McCarthy, Seamus McLoughlin, Mitchel Street p. John Mac- James Mason. USED CAR SALES 1979 Mazda 323 GL A MESSAGE FOR OUR their recent sad bereavement; those who sent Mass cards, Loughlin: £10, Jim O'Meehan Congratulations to our junior DUNGARVAN G.A.A. SAVE £s £s £s BY BUYING McGRATH'S GARAGE TIME. seraphic certificates, telegrams, O'Connell Street p. Tom Leni- and intermediate members on NOW Kinsalebeg letters of sympathy and floral ha,n: £10, Gretta Kelleher, Cap- their good performances in By Fr. Patsy Kelly, M.S.C. pagh p. Billy Kelly. their first ever competition. 1985 Ford Fiesta, as new Phone 024/92588 tributes, and those who attend- NOTES only 1,500 miles ... £5,900 Tapes £3.50 ea., or £4 by ed removal of remains, Mass Thanks to John Fraher who DUNGARVAN PREMIER P.C. supplied transport. Training 1985 Opel Kadett 5-door, andi burial. A special word of SENIOR FOOTBALL ers and members will soon be post from: The above held an Old Bird each Monday and Wednesday 1.25 new type, only thanks to the priests- and nuns, CHAMPIONSHIP facing into a very important CHRISTIAN RESOURCE race from Siligo on Saturday night at 8 p.m 8,000 miles £7,400 Fr. Colm Ryan, Sr. Raphael, last. It turned out a close race few weeks in their lives. r, CENTRE Sunday next is an historic 1985 Opel Corsa, 8 h.p., •nurses and doctors in Ardkeen, as there was only a fraction Indeed some of the players FARMERS- DOUBLES BOWLING occasion for the club when we one owner £6,150 )/ Olaf Street, Waterford the doctors in attendance, all between the leading birds. have already completed their 1984 Toyota Corolla DX FOR ALL YOUR DOSING TOURNAMENT make our reappearance in the exams, and on behalf of every- the kind neighbours and all Results—1, T. Drummey- 2, G. Saloon, mint con- senior football championship one in the club I would like to REQUIREMENTS those who helped in any way. Crotty: 3 and 4, s. Leahy. S. First rounds in the Tourin dition, only 34,000 The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass after an absence of far too extend good wishes to them for NOVENA TO THE HOLY Leahy also won the nomina- Tournament will take place on miles £7,250 Willi be offered for their many years. Rathgormack pro- every possible success. Contact; SPIRIT — Holy Spirit, you tion. the following dates:— 1984 Fiat Ritmo iDiesel, intentions. Friday, 30th May at 6.45 — vide the first round opposition solve all roblems', light The first O.B'. Cross Channel one owner, only D T. J. Murphy and j. Gulry, P. at Leamybrien (3.15) in a game C.B.S. GO UNDER all roads, so 'that I can race will be from Stranrare STOCK CARE Dalton and P. Morrissey, P. that will require maximum ef- 2,800 miles £5,500 obtain my goals. You give (Scotland) on Saturday next fort from every player if we Dungarvan C-B.S. went under 1983 Ford Fiesta, 8 h.p., 21, New Street, Lismore and will be a Munster Federa- Walsh and T- Farrell, T. and L. me the divine gift to for- SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Ormonde, M. Gouldlng and N. hope to advance to the next to Lismore C.B'.S. in the "A" one owner £4,850 Phone 058/54689 give and forget all evil against tion Race with all the leading round. Western final of the Primary 1983 Opel Ascona 1.3 Please Note — Dr. O'Sullivan Munster clubs taking part. Fleming. J. and B. Whelan, M. me and that iin all instances Gallagher and j. Maher. Schools hurling championship 4-door Saloon, one of my Mfe you are with me. 1 will be away from Friday, June Tragically a variety of cir- at Cappoquin last Saturday. CORK CITY MARATHON Sunday, June ist at 10.30 a.m. owner £5,450 want in this- short prayer to 6 to Sunday, June 22. Dr. Bren- cumstances have combined to The scoreline of 5-2 to 0-5 how- 1983 Opel Kadett 5-door LAWNMOWERS repaired and nock will be on duty. (6-6) Dan Dineen. Clonea, success- —M. Connors and J. McOarthy, ensure that we must line out tflilank you for all things as fully completed the Cork City ever did scant justice to the 1.2, Priest's Car, sharpened. — The Foundry, L. Connors and D. O'Keeffe, J. without several of our top play- efforts of the Dungarvan boys you confirm once again that I Marathon on Sunday last. Dan O'Rourke and B. Tobin. excellent condition £5,350 Stephen Street, Dungarvan never want to be separated ers. Definite absentees are and in the end this final was 1982 Opel Kadett 5-door who was running to raise funds David Burke. Martin Sheehan McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE from you even inspite of all AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB all about ability to take goal- GLS 1.3, one owner £3,850 for the Abbeyside Conference and Morrie Ferncombe and of is open every Sunday from 11 material illusions. I wish to scoring chances. 1980 Opel Kadett 2-door of St. Vincent de Paul would End Oi Season Party. May course Eddie Meagan has trans- a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 be with you in eternal glory. like to thank all who spon- Our sincere thanks to Pat 1.3, excellent £3,350 p.m. week days; closed on Mon- COLLINS BACK FROM 19th — 1, Mary Radford and ferred to Castlemartyr follow-, curran, N.T., and all others, Thank you for your merciv to- sored him and anyone who Monica Walsh- 2, Mary Fives 1980 Fiat 127, one lady day—McGuire's Garden Centre wards me and mine. This assisted him. ing our intermediate county Wh0 assisted in preparing and owner, only 36,000 Rossduil, Woodstown Tele- and Brid Bergin: 3, Mary prayer must be said ffcir three final triumph of last year. j managing the team. They cer- miles £2,450 phone 051/82136. INDUSTRIAL IRISH HEART FOUNDATION O'Connor and Josie McCarthy: Th loss of this quartet is a i tainly did a fine job of work, days and after three days the 4. Lil Costin and Percy Hal- e 1979 Ford Cortina 1.6, WE SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, favour will be granted. This BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS colossal blow to us, and had we and the coaching and tuition very good condition £950 Tubing. Re-Bar, Plating and Blood Pressure check centres lahan. prayer must be published been able to field at full they passed on to the boys will, 1979 Ford Cortina 1300cc, Galvanise and all types of PROMOTION TRIP for the month of June 1986 no doubt, reap handsome divi- immediately. CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE strength there would be con- good driver £450 toheas supplied in Kit Form. Mr. Eddie Collins, T.D., Min- organised by the Irish Heart siderable confidence behind us. dends ln due course. 1979 Toyota Corolla 30, Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- FOR SALE — Honda 50. pmo. ister of State at the Depart- Foundation in association with G.A.A. NOTES reasonable price for quick sale. As it is however the team is go- only 5,600 miles, gormack 051/46075. ment of Industry and Com- Regional Health Boards will be Gate Collectors—This week's ing to have to pull out that CONGRATULATIONS excellent condition £1,808 FITZGERALD3 MAN'S SHOP, Phone 058 54689. merce has just returned from held as follows:— Wednesday something extra, knowing that FOR SALE —Wide variety of gate collectors. 25th to 31st Sincere congratulations to 1978 Mazda 323 5-door, O'Connell street Dungarvan — an industrial promotion trip to 4th—Dungarvan at Dental sec- May, are — M. Morrissey, M. if we triumph we will have at Summer Bedding Plants and Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Ma- R/c. engine fitted £1,450 Quality suits at £79.95. Germany and the UK, which he tion, St. Joseoh's Hosoital from Phelan and D. Flynn. least two of the absentees on 1978 Opel Ascona 1.6, Tomato Plants. Contact: Mur- hony, Springfield, on a recent FULL SELECTION of Levi undertook on behalf of file IDA. 2.30 to 4.30 On gate duty next week. 1st Sunday back; in training for the excellent £1,750 ray's. Kilbree. Clappoquta. Tele- next game. happy event the birth of a Jeans at Fitzgerald's Man's Willie ln Germany he met in- PRESENTATION PRIMARY to 7th June are — P. Ourran. 1976 Renault 20, good phone 058 54267. E. costin and M. Brackett. son. Michael la one ol our most Shop, O'Connell street Dungar- fluential members of the media SCHOOL PARENTS We've shown pretty good committed workers at juvenile driver £300 FOR SALE —Lawn mowers, 3 van. in Freiburg and in Stuttgart. COMMITTEE, DUNGARVAN Gel Well Soon Ray—All club form ln the senior league In re- level and is doing a tremendous AM above oars are fully and 3-i h.p., Briggs & Stratton NOW AVAILABLE at Column's He also hosted a dinner for members send their best wishes cent weeks and morale in the amount, for the club without serviced. engines; Land Rollers 2-piece local industrialists, many of The remaining results of the Shop, the new Clairol Heat monthly draws are:— to Ray Flvnn who had to re- camp is sky high. We know we fuss or fanfare. Special H.P. and Personal from Tullow Engineering; Grass whom are members of the turn to hospital for a second Wrap. Heat is soothing and re- 3rd Draw. 4th Feb., '86 — face a gigantic task but the HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Loans Arranged. Toppers to clear; Slurry Tanks: WVTB (Wirtschaftsverband In- time. Ray is a big loss to our lieves all sorts of aches and £50 — Mrs. Daly. p. Marian players are ready for it, and Muck Spreaders: Vicon Fertil- dustrieller Unternehmen Ba- under-age teams where his Our club chairman, Mikeen pains. The Oiairol Heat Wrap 1 Crowe; £2'0—Jim Power, p. Noel given the little bit of luck that is simple to wrap and fix iser Spreaders. — all ait keenest den). dynamic and skilful play will ls also so necessary in a cham- Lyons and his wife Terry cele- prices. Telephone Waterford Co- Buckley; £10 —Sr. Gabriel, p. be sadly missed. brated their 25th wedding an- MICHAEL MOLONEY around any oart of the body, The WVIB is an industry as- Marie Riordan; £5 each—Laura pionship game we could still op. 058 41011. overcome our difficulties and niversary last Tuesday. wherever heat is desirable and sociation which has over 7D3 Hyslap, p. Nora Walsh; Mrs. A. Recovered — Great to see our whenever recommended by FOR SALE—Tiro La solid fuel member companies and 9 of its qualify for the quarter final. On behalf of everyone in the cooker; can be seen in use. McAllister, p. Nora Walsh; secretary and S.H. captain, Ned club, to which both have given CAR SALES your doctor for the relief of members already have plants Peggy Power, p. Joan Dunne; Heffernan fully recovered fol- One thing is absolutely cer- aches and pains. The unique Tel. 058 54229. Ireland. They have recently so much by way of service, I Geraldine Fitzgerald, p. Joan lowing a nose operation at a tain — the players will give it would like to extend sincerest YOUGHAL ROAD massage attachment gives a FOR SALE — Begonias. Mari- negotiated a co operative Dunne. Cork Hospital last week. one real go. We leave from our congratulations. It is the wish DUNGARVAN comforting massage action, and gold. Pansles, Salivas. Lobelia. agreement with t)he IDA under 4th Diaw. 4th March '86 — usual departure point at 2.15. of all that they will enjoy many, Phone (058) 42610/42695 Allisium. Geraniums,; also Pot the auspices oi the EEC' which J.H. Championship—Our jun- is ideal for soothing tense £50 —Vincent Meade, p. Marie many, more years of wedded muscles. — Colum's Shop, Plants. Contact: Marion Hen- shou'd lead to further growth ior hurlers put up a determined nessy, Deerpark Rbad. Lismore. Kiersev £20— Mrs. C. Flynn, p. challenge against Lismore in LEAGUES bliss together. O'Connell Street, Dungarvan. of German investment In Nor Walsh; £10—Angela Rad- Phone 058/41278. FOR SALE—Renault 4L van, Ireland. a their championship encounter Twice last week we scored 1979. _ Connie McGrath, Oarri- ley, p. Margaret Radley: £5 last Saturday night, players to clear cut wins in the senior foot- HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves geen. Cappoquin. each—Michael Hughes, p. Noel catch the eye were Pat Casey, ball league. First we decisively worry, anxiety, tension and FOR SALE — 24 ft. Road- Buckley; Christine O'Donnell, p. veteran J. J. Landers, johnny accounted for Kilmaethomas at fear. Teaches you to relax, rnaster mobile home; wired for Marie Riordan; Paul Barton, p. Mason, Pat Cullen and John Fraher Field by 3-9 to 0-3, and helps to alleviate symptoms, electricity: bedroom, kitchen WATERFORD LADIES Margaret, Mansfield Margaret Noonan. Lack of scoring power at the same venue on Friday If you have a problem 'phone and sittingroom. and flush FOOTBALL Shanahan; Laura Hyslop. p. up front and some terrible loose night proved equally decisive ANNIVERSARY and make an appointment. toilet. Telephone 058/46290. Nora Walsh. marking in defence was our winners over Ballinameela by The cause is treated, not just ONE BEDROOM FLAT to let. 5th Draw. 8th April, '8<3 — 1-15 to 0-8. the symptom. Sessions are £50 — Phiiomena Dwyer, p. Dungarvan. newliy decorated, NATIONAL JUNIOR We were scheduled to play strictly confidential and by lovely view, private entrance. Marie O'Riordan; £20 Eleanor appointment only. Carried out Fraher, p. Eleanor Fraher; £10 Stradbally in the league on Apply Fatima House. Phone Monday night, and all these iin quiet, private surroundings. 058/41316. —Mrs. S. Walsh, p. Michael — W. H. Middleton-Leyton, LEAGUE TITLE McCarthy; £5 each—Mrs. Ivers, THIS WEEK ACOT games should have us in the MBSH, The Lodge, Mocollop, p. Nora Walsh; Mrs. Winters, p. sharpest physical shape for Ballyduff Upper, Co Waterford. Margaret Mansfield: p a d d v Sunday's "big one." Telephone 058/60113. (30-5) IN MEMORIAM FOR WATERFORD Fitzgerald, p. Noel Buckley; CO. WATERFORD DROHAN — Thirteenth An- UNDER 14s FURNITURE REPAIRS and John Moore, p. Margaret Mans- niversary — Xirn loving memory WATERFORD 3-12 polishing, also upholstery.—23, fie-ldi/Margaret Shanahan. The luck of the draw has of our dear Dad, Patrick Dro- LAOIS 1-3 Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan or 6ith Draw. May 6th '86 — £50 SAYS given us a place in the Western han. Ring, who died on Mla.v 27, History was made once again Michael Morrissey 'phone 053/41316 for collection. —Angela Euckiley, p. Sr. Eu- SILAGE Under 14 'A' football cham- 1973 RI'P by the Waterford girls on Sun- day when they captured the chariia: £20 — Tom Coffey, p. Do not underestimate silage pionship final. We ended on FOR SALE—1981 Opel Manta Will those who think of him first national title ever to come Joan Coffey; £10 Nellie Dug- yields. A gcod crop will yield equal points with Tallow and 2.3 L. excellent condition, today. to the county. gan. p. Margaret Mansfield/ up to 15 tons of fresh material Kilrossanty and when the draw £3,5C0 o.n.o. Phone 058/41262. A little prayer to Jesus say. In a short few months the Margaret Shanahan; £5 each- per acre. Use the following was made to decide who should FOR 3 ALE — 1979 Hillman (Never forgotten by loving team travelled 1,200 miles to Eileen Power, p. Marie Klersey; rates as a guide: go direct into the final we were I-Iunter perfect working order. daughters Nell, John and fam- play their way into the final, Mtis. Tvvohig, p. Nora Walsh; Harvesting Conditions: Dry; the lucky ones. Shoes Reasonable. Phone 058/41547. ily Brid. Micil and family; as we were very unlucky to Mary Murphv P. Dan Murphy; Acid Gals./Acre: 7-8 gals.; Siobhan, Tony and family and Tallow and Kilrossanty ware LADIES SANDALS FROM £2.99 T.V., VIDEO, HI-FI — Call to have to travel for all our games. Sheila Coleman, p. Nora Wlalsh. Molasses: 210 gals. due to play this week and we KIDDIES RUNNERS FROM £4.99 Megavision for all your home son, Paddy). However it was all worthwhile The Parents committee would Harvesting Conditions: Wet — Twelfth Anni- av/alt the winners in the West- GENT'S SUEDE SHOES £9.99 entertainment; compare our FENNESSY when the National president of like to thank all the promoters (Leafy material): Acid Gals./ ern final. That game will be • versary In loving memory of • TVs, Videos. Hll-Fl and Radios, the Association presented the and subscribers for their help Acre: 10-lH gals.; Molasses: 45 played on Saturday and we NUMEROUS BARGAINS IN LADIES Stereos, Micro Waves etc. Parick P. Fennessy, late of Shield to our captain, Margaret and generosity. Promoters gals. really are appealing to our AND GENT'S AND BOYS' SHOES. Ric-anacoolagh, Ballysaggart, Special value for World Cup Phelan at the end of the game. prizes £5 each—Patsy Walsh, 'Above rate,si do not apply to adult supporters in particular Liismore. who died on June 1, on our 3-hour Agfa Video Cas- Playing with the wind ln the Marie O'Riordan, Josephine wilted material). to come along and give the boys 1974. R.I.P Most Sacred Heart sette, only £4.99. Free mem- first half, the Waterford girls Truman, Michael McCarthy. • Avoid excessive rolling of every encouragement. It's a title of Jesus have mercy on his bership to Dungarvan's largest were a little hesitant in going Josephine Truman. Noel Buck- wet leafy material. we would dearly like to win. 13 O'Connell Street soul. Masses offered. Video Library. BBC aerials and for the ball and allowed Laois ley. (Advt.) • Due to the continuous (Always remembered by his amplifiers always in stock. — to get Into the game for some broken weather, grass is de- INTERMEDIATE HURLING loving wife Margaret and Megavision, Friary Street. Dun- periods in the half. But some caying at ground level at a family.) Dungarvan garvan. Fhone 058.41077. great points from Marie Crotty faster rate than other years- While it ls still subject to con- LAMBERT — Tenth Anniver- FOR SALE — Gent's racing and Una McNamara steadied the do not postpone cutting. firmation we are likely to play sary Iin loving memory of my bike, 5-speed. — Francis Lynch, team and from there to the • Avoid cutting too close to our first game in the league- end there was only going to be Oappagh, Co. Waterford. dear sister Noreen Lambert, BRIDGE ground to prevent soil contam- style intermediate hurling one result. The league title was FOR SALE — 1981 Datsun late of 27, Caseyville. Dungar- ination and impaired regrowth. championship on the week-end coming to the Decies for the Cherry, low mileage, taxed to van, who died on May 27, 1976. GRASSLAND of June 14th/15th. R.I.P. Mass offered. first time. March. F-hcne 058/54672. RESULTS Do not delay topping pas- However with so many of our Carroll Motors L td. Those long years without you, Marie Crotty had an out- I FOR SALE—5-berth caravan, tures. Top to 3 inches and con- players involved in examina- H are the saddest I have perfect condition. Phone 0'58/ standing game as also had Una HARBOUR BRIDGE CLUB tinue to spread Nitrogen every tions, one more week would have i 514.9-6. known. McNamara. Marie and Bernie End of season results for 3-4 weeks. Where there is sur- suited us infinitely better, and— MAIN VOLVO AND SUZUKI DEALERS FATIMA QUALITY FURNI- I treasure every thought, of Ryan, Helen Walsh and the rest May 22 — 1st, Miss C. Christo- plus grass—close for silage. dare I say it — perhaps the | Phones: (058) 41994 and 42207 TURE CENTRE — Open now you, when I am all alone. of the team were not far be- pher and T. Butler- 2nd, Mrs. SPIRING CEREALS Board might stall until the ECONOMY CARS: from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (except Although Noreem, I cannot hind. A. Dwyer and Mrs. E. Flynn: 1. — complete Nitrogen top exams are over. Every club, I'm see you, you are with me Michael Ryan, who has work- 3rd, Mrs. B Dunphy and Mrs. Thursday). New consignment of dressing on late sown crops. certain, would appreciate that 1984 Fiat Ritmo 65 1982 Renault 5 GTL night and day, ed very hard for and with this M. O'Dea; 4th, Mrs. A. McGuln- furniture. Large selection of 2.—Control weeds at an early move. 1983 Toyota Carina GL 1982 Datsun Sentru 1.5 GL Please God tiake care of my team, deserves an enormous ness and N. Whelan; 5th, Mrs. beautiful beds: chests of stage. 1983 Renault 4L 1981 Volvo 345 GLS, Gas sister and send her all my amount of credit. He has put J. Colbert and Mrs. M. Bell. Meanwhile training continues drawers: dressing tables.; lace 3.—Disease Control: Apply a 1983 Fiat Panda 45, choice 1981 Renault 5 GTL Auto Jove. long hours into their prepara- ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB to be going extremely well with and drawn, table cloths; paint- 1983 Volvo 345 DL 1980/81 Toyota Starlet tion and it was very rewarding End of Season Party—1st, Mrs. Broadspeetruim fungicide e.g. the players responding magni- ings- Royal Doulten and Staf- (Never forgotten by your sis- 1983 Volvo 343 DL 1980 Datsun 140 J for all the girls to be successful J. Stacey and Mrs. M*. Holland; Tilt. Radar, Bayleton, etc. plus ficently to the twice weekly fordshire pieces; -painted ter Manna and family, and 1983 Honda Acclaim 1980 Fiat Ritmo 6o hand for his sake. Michael has a 2nd, Mrs. I. H. Considlne and an M.B.C. for Eyespot and sessions. Japanese plaques- small quality Dad.) 1983 Fiat 131 Mirafiori 1400 1979 Volvo 343, choice. .great love for all sports but Mrs. P. Meade- Joint 3rd. Mrs. RynchospOrlum control on Bar- LAMBERT — Tenth Anniver- 1982 Volvo 343 DL, choice tables and desks. - Fatima Gaelic games ln particular, and L. O'Dea and Mrs. E. Flynn; ley at growth stage 5-6 (just MARVELLOUS SUPPORT sary — In loving memory of House. Clonea Road, Dungar- while he is always shy regard- Mrs. T. Fennell and Mrs. S. before list node is detectable). my dear sister, Noreen Lambert, COMMERCIALS: van Telephone 058/41316. ing publicity, we feel that in O'Connor- 5th, Mrs. J. Mans- 4.—Use 3-1 pt. 49% Cyeoeel Our confined £1 weekly draw late' of 27 Caseyville, Dungar- is maintaining the marvellous 1981 Toyota Lite Ace 1982 Fiat Fiorino Van, FOR is ALE — Tarruip 54 inch this instance we would be doing field and Mrs. L. O'Donnell. plus a M.B.O. on Spring Wheat choice. single chop silage harvester, in van, wiho died on Mav 27, 1976. an injustice to his contribution COMERAGH BRIDGE CLUB at growth stag© 5-6. support it has received from the excellent condition. Telephone R.I.P Mass offered. if we did not recognise his ef- 5.—Leather jackets: Use Durs- outset. The money prizes have Results for May 19—1st, Mrs. been well spread around, and BARGAINS TO CLEAR: 068.60271. It does, not take a special day forts and talents. A. Dwyer and Miss M. cum- ban, Folitihior or B.H.C. to con- to bring you to my mind hopefully many of those who 1977 Renault 4L £300 FOR SALE—Novum twin tub Congratulations to all con- mins- 2nd, Mrs. J. James and trol this pest. 1979 Cortina 1300 £700 The day we don't think of have yet to come "out of the Renault washing machine, 1 year old. cerned on a great victory for Mrs. S. Dunohy; 3rd, Mrs. S. 6.— Slugs: Control with Dnaza 1978 Cortina 1600 GL £650 1976 1600 £100 drum" will do so very soon. 1979 Alfa Sud £850 Fhone 058/42189. you is very hard to find. the county, and we would also Mulcahy and Mrs. T. Ryan. or Met/aldehyde slug pellets. 1978 Toyota Corolla TO LET- -Helvick, well equip- May tbe God of love and Draza will also give some con- Meanwhile we are truly indebt- Estate £700 1978 Opel Kadett take this opportunity to wish ed to all our wonderful sup- ped 3 bedroom house overlook- mercy care our loved one trol of Leather.! ackets-. 1977 Renault 12 £750 Estate £1,500 the team well in the champion- porters. ing oler; everything supplied, who is gone. ship. POTATOES 1979 Fiat 127 £1,200 1978 Toyota Carina And bless, with consolation Estate £750 sleep 8-10. first two weeks July, Scorers — Marie Crotty 1-8; Printed and published by the Commence spraying early EXAM TIME 1976 Toyota Corolla £200 last 2 weeks August, also Sep- those le'ft to carry on. Marie Ryan l-0 Eileen McGrath Proprietors at their Officc and varieties such as Home Guards : SPECIAL FINANOE RATES — OPEN SATURDAYS 4 P.m tember. phone 058/41316 (Never forgotten by your lov- 1-0- Una McNamara 0-3- Helen Works, 78, O'Connell Street, and British Queens for Potato Examinations time is almost DANGEROUS TREES, topped ing sister Marv, husband Walsh 0-1. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. Blight. at hand and many of our play- and felled. Phone 038, G8Hr77. Jacky and family in London.) PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 Dept. Officials Were Against Additives; Any Grant Increases ® MOLASSES Barrels & Bulk. • FORMIC ACID. While the Minister for the uation and the Minister indi- situation. "While things are bad Environment, Mr. John Boland, cated that he would meet the now what about next year. Will 9COSIL. with copp?r o; wilfr full was amenable to the request General Council instead of in- we have to increase the service mineral suppipmerit jriclbdsng iodine. from the various Local Authori- dividual local authorities Charges again to find money ties for an increase in the Block The Executive asiked members for the demands we'll have to Grant for road repairs in the of the General Council to make meet," he asked. Covers: current year, the officials of written submissions outlining Cllr. C. O Riain said that he • Top Ou3i!?y 5C0 jtjagc pisr-tic covcr the Department were complete- the main financial problems was glad to see a report of the ly and utterly against the re- their local authorities were meeting of a deputation with in all siggs. quest and said so ln no uncer- experiencing. On the basis of the Minister coming back to tain terms these submissions and the Gen- them like this. "But," he added, eral councils own submission on "it just shows that there is no This was stated by Cllr. P. Local Government Reorganis- longer any regard for country Coffey, at a special meeting of ation the Executive raised a roads and the repairs they re- Waterford County Council in number of issues with the Min- quire. Unless there's a drama- Dungarvan last Monday when ister:— tic change on this issue then he was commenting on a letter our county roads are going to from the Secretary, County 1 — The block grant to local deteriorate with increased Councils' General Council out- authorities should be increased rapidity." lining the outcome of a meet- and made more flexible so that ing of a deputation from the local authorities have full dis- Cllr. B. Kyne remarked that Council with the Minister. cretion on how it is soent. At while all the problems they had The following is the text of present the block grant oan been experiencing were outlined the letter:— The Executive of only be spent on the improve- in the report, no solutions for the General Council of County ment of county roads—local them were mentioned. "It's like Councils met the Minister for authorities themselves have to a broken record. We've heard Dungarvan girl, Valerie Sweeney, pictured above with Patrick Duffy (Bobby Ewing of the Environment on 9 April to finance the maintenance of it all before and we're iust county roads. waiting for something to hap- "Dallas" fame) when she interviewed him on behalf of RTE at Shannon Airport as he was discuss financial Issues relevant returning to the U.S. after his recent visit to Ireland. Valerie is daughter of Mrs. Nora to local authorities. A number pen." he said. '2 — Local authorities should Comerford and the late iLiam Comerford, Mary .Street, Dungarvan. of local authorities had request- retain a greater proportion of ed meetings with the Minister receipts from motor tax to help to discuss their financial sit- finance road maintenance and improvement works on regional, county and main roads. 3 — Central government TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES SPOTLIGHT should reimburse local author- G.A.A. NOTES compete in a feis. Winners were ST. CATHERINE'S GAA ities in full for income lost —Angela Donnelly, Jenny Fee- St. Catherine's 1-8; Carrigna- (Continued from Page 1) West through the abolition of rates Under 21 Hurling: Tallow 7-7; Abbeyside 4-6 — It took a half ney, Paula Gould'ing, Annette var 0-4 — Catherines Junior A on agricultural land. The Ex- Feeney, Caroline Houlihan, Ter- footballers made a break- to win a bigger share of the ecutive acknowledge that the hour of extra time to decide this thrilling under 21 hurling esa O'Brien, Breda O'Brien, through in the East Cork French market. Bord Soiathair an Lelctreachais shortfall in Income arising from Noelle Quann, Eimear O'Grady, championship when at Rath- Waterford the High Court decision was replay at Lismore on Saturday Perhaps it would be more night. Playing with the wind Sinead McCarthy, Deirdre cormack last Saturday evening one of the main 'factors contrib- O'Brien, Gin-a O'Brien, Nuala they overcame Carrignavar to beneficial for our sheep farmers uting to the decline of regional, Tallow led 2-5 to 1-3 at half- time. An early goal and a point Donnelly, Colette Donnelly. qualify for the second round of to get themselves involved in county and main roads, council- The club's A.G.M. will be held the competition. Being well Notes lors argued that an alternative put Tallow Into a nine points the mounting of such a cam- lead only to see Abbeyside come on 24th June at 8 p.m. ahead at half time they had to paign rathes than making a source of adequate finance had withstand a stiff challenge from to be agreed in lieu of agricul- back with three quick goals to ruaille-buiaille about being re- WEDDING BELLS level the score. Both teams ex- SOCCER NEWS Carrignavar in the second half tural rates. and with the backs playing presented on the Cork-Kerry Every good wish for the changed points to leave the Brldeview's under 21 side score 4-6 each at full time. solidly against a stiff breeze committee. futune is extended to Mary 4 — Central government will be representing Tallow in they kept their lead intact and NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Buckley,, Olashmiore, on the should reimburse local author- In the half hour of extra time the community games in Lis- went further ahead in the end occasion' of her marriage to ities in full for income lost Tallow seemed to find new re- more next Saturday. All teams to win on the above scoreline. THE NATIONAL DEBT In order to carry out essential improvements Eddie Colbert of Agiish at arising from the decision to in west Waterford will be tak- serves of energy to completely M. Crowe, Cobh, refereed. In the course of a reply to a and alterations to our networks, we regret Clashmore Church on Saturday abolish rates on domestic pro- dominate the game, scoring ing part and Tallow have been last. Bridesmaids were Paula perty. In recent years, the rate drawn against Knockanore in Team—J. D. Cotter, R. Carr, Dail Question on May 13, Mr. it will be necessary to interrupt the three goals and a point and M. O'Regan, S. Neville, J. Hart- that Buckley (sister of the bride) support grant has not been suf- holding Abbeyside scoreless, to the first round. Depending on John Bruton, Minister for Fin- and Bridget Colbert '.slister of ficient to compensate local their progress they may have nett, J. B. Barry, M. Neville, D. electricity supply as follows: qualify to meet Fourmilewater Walsh, j. Mangan. C- Casey, P. ance stated that the national the groom). Bestmian was B-i.'ly authorities in full for loss of ln the western semi-final. This to play three matches. Colbert and John BiuciklBy was income. O'Donoghue, B. Carr, K. Barry, debt at March 31, 1986 *was MELLERAY R/A was a great display by a very Also next Saturday Italy and M. Harpur and S. Buckley. groomsman. The reception fol- young Tallow team but sadly provisionally estimated to have lowed at Wh'lteohuirdh House 5 — In view of the present Bulgaria kick-off the 1986 Sub.—E. Sheehan for J. Hart- Tuesday, 3rd June — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — downward trend in oil prices, only a hand-ful of supporters World Cup finals. With a large nett. been £21.1 billion. Hotel. We join- m wishing them were there to see a great game. Lyre, Boola, Ballynoe. both every happiness together. the price of oil based products television coverage, we will be Put like that the sum doesn't should also be reduced. A de- Senior Football — Next Sat- able to see most of the matches Intermediate Hurling League look very frightening but when BALLINAMULT R/A crease in the cost of bitumen, urday night Tallow play Bal- and hopefully a feast of foot- —Bishopstown 3-9, St. Cather- FIANNA FAIL in particular, could bring about, linacourty in the first round of ball. ines 2-8—Travelling to Bishops- it comes to putting the re- Wednesday, 4th June — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — substantial savings for local the senior football champion- town last Sunday St. Cather- quired number of noughts after On Saturday night lastt, the authorities. ship at Ardmore. With the ines minus a few of their the 21, you'll then realise whnt Knockmeal, Caheirbrack, Coolnabeasoon, Aughavanlo- AGM of Clashmore Fianna Fail MACRA NA FEIRME—TALLOW club's involvement in the senior QUALIFY FOR ALL-IRELAND regulars made a bold bid to an awful lot of money is maun, Boola haltagh, Curraighclcroney, Clashavougha, Cumann was held In Tommy 6 — Central government and under 21 hurling they have gain the points In their league Rossmore, Garryduff, Knockatullane. Beresford's lounge and despite should negotiate grants from no preparation for this game. tie with the locals but the oppo- involved. the EEC to ensure that the road On Saturday night, May 17, miany other events being held Hopefully the team on Saturday Tallow along with three other sition powered by inter-county In simple terms, the amount SHANDON R/A in the village that night a network is reinforced sufficient- night will show the true Tallow player Johnny Crowley just ly to cater for lorries with an clubs from the county travel- of the national debt represents large crowd attended. Follow- spirit and determination which led to Bree, Co. Wexford, to scrambled to victory at the Wednesday, 4th June — From 09.30 to 1-00 p.m. — ing the Chairman's address, the axle weight of 40 tons. has been lacking at adult level take part In the All-Ireland final whistle after a great £5,937 par head of the popula- Keairoe, Ballyneety, Gliddane, Ringaphuea, Kilgobinet, elation of officers took place 7 — Local authorities should to date this year. semi-finals of the talent con- game. tion on the basis of the Inohnadnisla, Bailyconnery, Currabaha, Ballyknock, during which the meeting was be exempt from paying VAT. test. Tallow's group compris- Team—W. Murphy, M. Hart- estimated population in April chaired bv Cilr. Brian Swift. Feeling Lucky?—Why not buy Colligan, Knock-roe, Coolnasmear, Bohadoon. 8 — The present range of a ticket for the monster draw ing of Karen Gallagher, Ellen nett, P. O'Sullivan, B. O'Regan, 1985 which is the latest avail- The following oflicejrs were statutory payments should be which the club are promoting at and Catherine O'Regan, won K. Lane, S- Neville, S. Buckley, elected: Ch/airman, Davy Foley: reviewed and up-dated e.g. art- present. For £10 a month or their section and so go on to able data. J. Lyons, D. O'Neill, P. olancy. ; SAFETY NOTES Vice-chairman, P. O'Keeffe; erial drainage, costal erosion £50 down you could be the represent the south-east ln the M. Mellerick, p. O'Donoghue, J. W ;th such a millstone around Secretary, Kay Ledingham; J-t. and courthouse maintenance owner of two bungalows or All-Ireland finals, which will G. Barry, R. Tobin and W. our necks no wonder the coun- FOR SAFETY SAKE— £25,000, 4 Ford Orion cars or take place ln the National Treasurers, Eamonn Lombard should be national charges. Kearney. Subs. _ J. Mangan try is in such a disastrous and Michael Lombard: Dele- 9 — Central government £7.500 each, a holiday for two in Concert Hall, Dublin, on June for R. Tobin, B'. Neville for S. 1—Please treat all services and installations as gates to C.C.. P. O'Keeffe and should undertake to ensure that Bangkok, plus many other 8. This is a major achieve- Buckley and R. O'Keeffe for M. state. live during this period as supply may be Davy Foley; Youth Officer, local authorities, charging for money prizes. Tickets can be ment for the club and we Mellerick. Anne McKenna. services will not have their had from any club member. would like to wish our group THE HANDS OF A PRIEST resumed at any time for brief periods. grants from central government the best of luck in Dublin. St. colmans v. Midleton C.B.S. —.(Advt.). —Ballynoe hosted this under 14 Among the attendance also reduced accordingly. Footnote — Speatoing of club A reader living in Dungarvan was Cllr. Sean Whelian. Cllr. In response to the Issues raised Catherine O'Regan was nar- hurling contest between the has called with a request for 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating draws, recently some club mem- above two great rival teams on Brian Swift addressed the by the Executive the Minister rowly beaten in the solo sing- the words of "The Hands Of A bers came across a book of Thursday of last week. Midle- Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. meeting and during his speech indicated that the Department tickets for a draw held by Tal- ing section by the Kerrv com- Priest." This is a very beautiful he stressed- the need for all was also operating under finan- petitor. Kinsalebeg qualified ton playing against a good poem and in view of the Fes- Office immediately. low G.A.A. in 1954. The prizes breeze in the opening half were Fianna Fail members to be cial constraints and that con- were _ 1st £3-^-2nd £2 and 3rd in the quiz section. tival of Faith currently taking prepared for a general election sequently It was not feasible to only a couple of points down at place in Dungarvan and Abbey- £1. Tickets cost 6d. each. As Field Evening—The Club held the interval and looked like in order to ensure a victory for allocate additional finance to the saying goes "they sure are their Field Evening on Thurs- side and in which large num- Fianna Fail. local authorities. In relation to bringing It off but Colman's, in- bers of people frcm West changing times. day May 8 and would like to cluding Catherine's players Ed- Cllr. Sean Whelan spoke on county roads and the block thank all the clubs who sup- Waterford are also participat- DUNGARVAN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL grant, the Minister felt that mund Galvin and Barry Hazle- the need for unity In Flanma COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS ported them and to congra- wood lording It In the centre ing it is a most appropriate Fail in order to ensure victory this was already an area where choice for this week in place of Bridget O'Keeffe, Ballynoe, tulate Ballinameela on win- put in a great second half to in the next election. As chair- local authorities had a lot of ning the best overall team. our usual ballad. discretion over expenditure. On Mrs. J. Hickey, Tourtane, Harry win and will now meet Farran- man of Bord na nOg he con- A word of thanks also to ferris. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF RATE BOOKS gratulated our under-14 team the question of bitumen, Mr. Delaney, Tallow, Susan Garvey, We need them in life's early Boland undertook to look into Cork, Mrs. Rohan, Aglish, Mrs. i their sponsors, to Mr. Tim Mc- Junior Football At Ballynoe— who won the Western- finaH on Aulliffe who judged the fancy morning. Saturday evening. the cost and market organisa- Harpur, Glasshouse, Mrs. Law- 1 Killeagh, making their debut in We need them again at its tion. He also indicated that his ton. Cappoquin, J. J. Murphy, dress and Mr. Richie Pratt, the A Grade championship this ' who provided the amplification. close: FOR INSPECTION AND OF 21 St BIRTHDAY Department had been discussing Tallow, Neil Milea, Oappoquln, year scored a great victory over We feel their warm clasp of with the Department of Finance Denis O'Flaherty, Tallow, Mar- a fancied Castlelyons team at garet Mernin, Villierstown, CONNA COMMUNITY HALL true friendship, The good wishes of everyone the question of statutory pay- Ballynoe last Sunday evening. We seek them when tasting In the area were extended to a ments for arterial drainage and Michael Gunning, castlerea 45 Drive Results — 1st, Pad Castlelyons started off well INTENTION TO MAKE RATES hoped to be able to report on (£100), Helen Beecher, Tallow. life's woes. very popular yourog girt, Mary and Breda O'Mahony- 2nd, but Killeagh settled in better When we come to this world Dee. Aglish, who celebrated her progress in the near future. The Mrs O'Connor, Oappoquln, Peg divided between James Hoare after the first quarter and were Notice is hereby given that 'the Dungarvan Urban Minister gave a firm commit- Sullivan, Lismore. we are sinful. 21st. birthday c-n Friday last alt and John Kennefick; John and on top at the break. Keeping up The greatest as well as the Disfirtiot Council 'are about itio make a Municipal Rate on Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan, ment that those local author- Draw results (May 13)—£1'00, Andrew Mangan; John O'Gor- the pressure all through the ities who had introduced ser- Mrs. B'. Quinlan, Curraglass; least. the property 'rateable thereto in the Urban District of along with her family and man and Matt Gough. Best last half they never released And the hand that makes us vice charges would not have £30, Colette, Hannon, c/o of the last 5, Peggy Russell their grip on the game and Dungarvan. many friends. pure as angels Mary, who gives so much of their grants from central gov- O'Brien's Garage; £15, Mrs. and H. Hurton: Tom Hurley Castlelyons, lacking some of ernment reduced accordingly. Joyce, Aghern, Conna; £10, and Mrs. Barry. Luclky tables, their regular form had no Is ithe beautiful hand of a The rate iin .the pound lor the service of ithe year her time- and talents to the priest. -benefit of others, is an em- The meeting with the Minister Donal Forbes, Tallow and Der- Denis Hurton and Pat "Crowley; answer for them in the long ending on ithe 31st day of December, 1986 is 2248 pence mot Casey, Tallow. Promoters run and the southern boys were ployee of Power Products. She represented an initial exchange Mrs. Twomey and Mrs. Talon. And when we are tempted made up as follows:— is also a member of the "Deise of views on what is a very com- prize—Ted Keniry. —(Advt.). Tickets, Mrs. McNamara, Detty worthy winners on the score of Hogan. Eily Cotter. 1-7 to 0-4. and wander Sound" band, a very popular plex and contentious area. At To pathways of shame and of Housing & Building £4.78 group with young and old. a previous meeting with the DANCING CLUB £150 extra prize money next John G. Earr.v, St Catherines, sin-, Road Transportation & Safety £5.90 We aHl join in wishing Mary Minister, he agreed to hold Friday night. Cards finish on refereed quarterly consultation meetings The Tallow dancing club tra- "Tis the hand of the priest £3.67 continued success. velled to Youghal recently to June 6. St. Catherine's v. Castletown- Water Supply & Sewerage with the General Council. It is roche — The second leg of the will absolve us, —£1.25 Not once, but again and Development Incentives & Controls .. PASSING OUT PARADE the Councils Intention to pursue Intermediate hurling champion- £3.61 financial Issues with the Minis- ship will be decided at Rath- again. Environmental Protection And when we are taking £3.07 AM the family and friends of ter and his Department at these cormac on this Saturday even- Recreation & Amenity consultation meetings the first ing at 7.30 p.m. castletownroche life's partner Agriculture, Education, Health & Pat McKenna, Clashmore, who of which will hopefully be held Other hands may prepare us attended his passing out with a wealth of experience will Welfare £1.24 before the end of June. The DUNGARVAN SCOUT provide stiff opposition and a feast. parade having completed his But the hand that will bless Miscellaneous Services £1.46 Executive will notify you in having outclassed St. Vincents training fior the Irish Naval time to make appropriate writ- in the first round will enhance and unite us Serviice at Haul-bowline, were ten submissions. their reputation further. Is the beautiful hand of a £22.48 impressed by the Wonderful TROOP NOTES priest. display given by. all the young Catherine's having put paid DISAPPOINTED MEETING (TUES. MAY 19> rose, but there wasn't much to St. Finbarr's In the first mien. Following the parade a shining! After breakfast, we God bless them and keep reception for the families and The meeting began with a round will be all out to advance The Rate Books are deposited for the inspection of any Cllr. james A. Walsh congra- prayer and the collection of went on our way for a hike up another step in the competition them all holy friends was held at Blarney tulated the General Council on Ratepayers in the Offices of the Dungarvan Urban dues, which was promptly fol- the mountains. We had to cycle so it looks like being a right For the Host which their Castle. We wish him every the case put to the Minister by lowed by an outdoor game of to the base of the mountains. showdown between those two fingers caress; District Council and will be there open for such inspec- success in- -the future. the deputation as all the points rounders. Although it was a When we reached the summit, stylish hurling teams and hope- What can a poor sinner do tion between the hours of 10.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. during raised covered the problems very low-scoring game, every- we played a few games, before fully with Catherine's gaining better the fourteen days next following the date hereof, exclu- FOOTBALL WINNERS which they, on Waterford body enjoyed it. cur journey back. We had soup the verdict at the end of the Than to ask Him Who chose County council, had encounter- when we reached the site, and day. them to bless- sive of Sundays, Saturdays, Church Holydays and Bank ed. He was especially pleased We then headed straight for Words could not, express- the the Brothers' Field, where we since it was beginning to rain, FIRST COMMUNION AT When death dews on our eye- Holidays. excitement everyone felt fol- with point No. 9 and to note Mr. Kiely let us in to his uncle's that it had been approved. had a go at breaking the troop BALLYNOE lids are falling lowing the victory of our record for tent pitching (3-J house to watch a video called The children of Ballynoe May our courage and Signed the 28th day of May, 1986. under-'14 footballers ln the Cllr. Jackie Fahey, T.D., said minutes). Unfortunately the •The Karate Kid.' Everybody en- School received their First Holy strength be increased Western u-14 B Football Final that while he also welcomed joyed this immensely, and as B. WHITE, wind prevented us from this, Communion at St. Catherine's By seeing raised o'er us in aigiains.t Gaeltiaoht on Saturday the case made by the General but we hope to beat It in the the rain had eased off. we ran Church, Ballynoe last Satur- blessing Town Clerk. evening last in Ardmore. Council the result showed that near future. On arrival back at a few bases, which Included day. Fr. Buckley. C.C., Ballynoe The beautiful hand of a The team were as follows. nothing had changed in regard the Den, we played pool, bad- first aid, knots, drill, scout was the celebrant of the Mass Town Hall, to the dire financial position of knowledge and initiative. Philly priest. Dungarvan. Michael O'Mahonty, Owen minton and table tennis, mak- and teachers Richard O'Grady, Power, Kllerian Foley, Ctonor Waterford Co Council. "Our ing full use of our facilities. French's team won these. After Mrs. O'Sullivan and Mrs. O'F'ar- Foley, Michael Fenton. Robert roads will continue to deterior- our dinner, we played soccer, reli were in attendance. ate, and for that I must express At 8.45 approx., everybody was but it again started to rain, so Wlaish, P'a.t Hickey, Mark called together to see the Wolf- CONFIRMATION DUNGARVAN MART COuighjan (capt.). Patrick Foley, my disappointment with the re- we went inside and had a port," he said. hound Patrol receive the inter- campfire. The Bishop of Waterford, Dr. There were 550 cattle, 35D Tom Kelly, johnny Power. Sea- patrol cookery challenge trophy Russell was In Tallow on Sun- calves and 400 sheep on offer mus- McGrath, G'er Ryan. Kevin Cllr. P. Coffey, the Council's which they won earlier this We were privileged to have day last to confirm 28 boys and on Monday last. The calf trade Whelan, Brian Foley. Subs; S. representative on the General month. The meeting finished the presence of Brendan, Tom girls from Tallow N.S, They BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS Council and a member of the was much improved and the ATTENTION FARMERS I Cliffe, Francis O'Rourke, Shane with news of our camp to and Kenneth bestowed on us. were — Fiona Curley, Karen prices, especially for Friesian Griffin. Brian Walsh, Colm deputation which met the Min- Kllbrlen. On their arrival, everybody de- Fitzgerald, Lisa O'Brien, Karen ister said that while the Minis- heller calves was much improv- We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right Broderick. M. Lombard. TROOP CAMP TO KILBRIEN, cided that it was time for bed, Cunningham, Una McDonnell, ed and generally calf prices prices:— ter was amenable to the DOlnts and the sound of snoring could Ann Doyle, Marie Grey, Karen Great credit is due' to Bren- put by the deputation in re- 23rd-25th MAY were up by £10 to £20 ner head Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, Coarse dan Griffin and the parents We all met down in the Den be heard from the tents within Buckley, Eimear Twomey, Jac- fro"} the previous week's sale Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts (with gard to increases in the Block minutes. queline Mills. Noelle Feeney, who have put so much work Grant, the officials of the De- on Friday night with our gear The lamb trade, however was Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Nuts, into training to make it such which was brought uP by car. Next morning we got up at May Cunningham, John O'Brien, back by £8 to £10 per head and Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig Rations, partment were completely and 9.00 and after breakfast and Wayne Rooney, Desmond O'Ma- a fantastic team. We are proud utterly against them and said We travelled by bicycle and ar- there was a poor trade for store Bonham Craep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, K.N.Z. rived at our campsite at 8.30. Mass we took down our tents. hr.-ny. B'obby Mangan, Donal of you. all! so in no uncertain terms. QU Uty fat Mineral Licks, etc., etc. We wish them every success We promptly set up our site, We then had a 'prisoners' game O'Brien. Peter Henley, Tonv Mc- 2 lambs All at unbeatable prices. 1 and had soup and a campfire which brought us up to dinner Carthy. Gary Henley, Nessa Me- were still a good trade and up in the county final on. Saturday. CRISIS SITUATION Juine 7, in Wiaterford. These before we hit the sack. Nobody time. After dinner, we had one Auliffe, Linda Tracey, Lisa Mc- to £16 more than £i per ks MICHAEL BEECHER Cllr. s- Dunphy said that they slept that night as 'Chernobyl' last clean-up operation before intosh, Sinead McCarthy, Flor- was available for some of the boys have put Clashmore back ence O'Gorman. Declan Daly, better quality lots. TALLOW. CO. WATERFORD on the map and we hope they would just have to keep beating and 'Sellafield' kept 'erupting!' departing with our bikes. We WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY ' a path to the Minister's door reached the town at about 4.00. Shephen Hampton and David „,3e ,trade for slore bullocks tret tihp support thev need in The next morning, rise and O'Brien. because they were in a crisis shine was at 8.30. Everybody — (P.R.O. M. O'D.). was also much improved and the county final. stores were up by £2 per 100 kg