Calendar of Irish Events, 1942
Horse Racing in 1942
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Anll thi" has been they all join in the gay chorus of .. good business" , On Page 5't happening-unofficially and on a small >;cl\lo in many. officially and on 3, •* :jl: EYE"TS .... in In'land, for Hl-l-2. Two well-planned bash; in at least two big pages packed with the .. doings" casc,;. Consicler the Port-lw-BIayh.,. of the coming ~-ear's Calendar. La t Xovemher, they held their secoucl On Pages 60-(j J annual Re·Union in the Xew ClarenN\ • • • Jlotel, Dublin, where more than 200 HOHSE RACl.·G ...... If yOlt want 10 kno:.u heland, ~o to the Races," is the gue. ts who ha(l met each other 011 thesis which :\I<\URICE KEI.LY sounds holiday in far·off Douegal foregatheroll cheerily. racily and with promise of Ior ,'upper, Dance and festive camara. SO RA1\) ,;everal exciting moments. On Page .3;; derie. _\s for the Parkna~illie8. (at' • • • 1,he devotees of a certain part of west. HOLIDAY SAVINGS CLUB" .... The I.T.A. A1C-nL1A'OA1n is carryi.ng on the good work in this Kerry call themselve'», they ha.ve ~ sphere with \'ery heartening results. long beeu fra.ternising at an annual ~e.i# • ." ~e H.ead their right-to-the-minutc rep rt. Holic1ay Re.Union where, cluring SeAn 15 On Page 58 dinner and dance, they l'e·-li\'e the • • • happy bours of their holic1ay frolict'. SiOCCA1n A5A1 t) CAELTEACHT .....\nother grand Gaelic article to warm the hearts of our •. Some more of such holil1ay group,; Irish-speaking readers. This onc, by "RECORD BV INESS" sums up the comment of Great Southern, Killarney. A very good Christmas those Irish hoteliers who ran special programmes -eyen better than last vear. All the festivities went to entertain guests for Christmas, 19.9. A with a swing. - survey of several hotels during the Christmas festi\'i~ies Jury's Hotel, Dublin. :'Iuch busii'r than last year- substantiates this sati factory comment. Dunng in C1 word, e'\:cellent! The hotel was 'luite full on Tovember and December, numerous inquiries regarding Christmas Day for Dinner, while the house dance on "Christmas Hotels" poured into the LT.A. Rureau Christmas Night was a great uccess. This W3.S the in O'Connell Street, DubliTJ, and lan~e supplies of first year Jury's marle special arrangements for Christmas Christmas Hotel brochures were wiriely di tributerl in guests. . reply. Molra Hotel, Dublin. The husiest Christmas on The following cross-section of Christmas hotel tnde record. lots of ','isitor<; camz from Belfast and seemerl gives a good idea of its excellence for 1941. tn enjoy their stay wholeheartedly. Gresham Hotel, Dublin. Packed out for the fectival, Central Hotel, Dublin. Unexpectedly excellent from Christmas Eve until Sunday. A great many book business fqr Christmas. The hotel was packed out and ings had to be refused as all accommodation was resen'ed cverything went with a swinll. 1 he Orchestra, under for several weeks before Chri tma. The Dances were :Miss Iela Hughes (forrr.erly of B.B.C. and Queen's Hc.>.ll) exceptionally well attended and pro\'ecl very enjoyable. phyecl in the afternoon and for Dancing at night, A special entertainment Caharet followed the Gala am1 :'Iiss Harold (Agnes Treacy's daughter) was the Christmas dinner. popular vocalist );iall Bnden conducted hilarious Lucan Spa Hotel. A record Christmas, much bettrr " Question Till·es" for Guests. Most of the visitnr:,; than last year. The hotel was bo?ked to capac! ty waited over the \\f:ek-enrl. T!ie\ were all very sociaole by a big jolly house party and the chIef l?an~( (Boxmg a!1d very satisfied. Night) werlt with a swing. unday mght s loncert Clarence Hotel, Dublin. A marvellous Christm'ts. was also a huge success. :Most of tIle gues.ts caJ?e from Everything went off delightfully-without a hitch. the midlands but there were representatives irom all The hou e was filled to capacity with guests frrm all quarter, including Belfast and Derry, and practically parts, pdrticular1y the ~orth and tIle '''·est. everyone stayed over for the wt'ek-encl. Cliff Castle (Dalkey\ and Bal Air (Ashford). F'lIl to Ross's Hotel, Dun· Laogbaire. A splendid Christmas. capacity. Everything went !llOSt satisfactorily and Things \-\'ent wonderfully and the cuisine was an out the gt>e'b wer<' glarl anCl happy. standing success. The Dances were crowded out, while the Card Drives proved eCJually popular. Guests came from all parts (particularly from the North) and DUBLI:\,'S F .\l'IOUS most of them stayed oyer the week-end. Several have b oked for Easter. A large numb r of prospective guests lould not Le accommodated, ~ince the hotel T~as booked to capacity long before Chnstmas. ~rr. l'dall Melsom's Dance Band was a very popular feature at the Boxing ight Dance, wllile Dr. Havelock N lson's Orchestra (with :Miss Evelyn Nesbitt as soloist)· was very much appreciated by the house guests on Christma Day and on the feast of St. Stephen. Grand, Greystones. An excellent week--much better than last year. There was a large and very sociable House Party, while the Boxing ight Dance wer,t off superbly. A good number of the guests came from Dublin and the North and stayed for almost a we"k. This Christmas was surely" the best ever" at the Grand. Moran's Dublin. This hotel turned away enough H TE applicatio~s for ~ccommodc~.tion to fill it 1 three time over! The Chnstmas busmess was exce.lent and all IreJanu's National rendez-vous is now the guests were happy and satisfied. The majority of under ~he management of Mr. '1'. them stayed over until Monday a~d departed ?nly after o 'SULLIVAN, experienced London and fervent resolutions to come agam and agam. The Continental hotelier, whose policy is cuisine was a triumph and all the guests declarcd t]~e to provide a cuisine of excellence, Gala Dinner" superb." Most of the yisitors came from ~ogether with unobtrusive personal ~orth of Ireland (all parts). service and a moderate tariff. Royal Marine, Dun Laoghaire. A vcr) busy lhri..,tmas, packed with visit0rs from both Nortl~ and outh. The Dance on St. Stcphen's Day was particularly sl1cce~'iful. GRESHAM HOTEL, DUBLIN Many guests stayed over for the wcek-end, whlle a numher booked for the ~ew Year's E'e Dance. K.~.~. 54 January, 1942. IRISH THAVEL. EVERYONE ENJOYS THE SPORT OF KINGS! GO TO THE RACES! . " The Racecourse IS a cross-sect;on of Ireland" OWADAYS the war compels By MAURICE KELLY were Troyt.own, Jerry M., Golden all of us to take our holidays Miller. Reynoldstown (another dual N. at home in Ireland-a bless winner) and Workman-to mention Alexandra Stakes at Ascot six times only a few. There have been great mg in disguise, for it gi\'es ns an ir, succession. In the sphere of opportunity of getting to know our losers, too, like Easter Hero and . teeplechasing this country has a Royal Daniclli. the most brilliant own people and our own counh"\". truly amazing record. During the After all, we do take too mnch for horses that never won the past forty years no l.ss than 2) " National." granted in this humdrum modern winners of the English Grand wod? As the tramp-poet, \\.=: H. Review of 1941. DavIes, says: "We have no time to The appeal of the sport shows stand and stare." And it is exhilarat PRINCIPAL IRISH RACES no decline, and Irish Racing is at ing to approach homely familiar 1942. present in a flourishing state. Twelve 2~ things with the carefree attitnde of Red Cress 'Cbase Leopard ... town. Jan. months ago in Irish Travel some a holiday-maker. Irlsb Grand National Fairyhou.;;c April 6 April2!l optimistic forecasts were made about Many Irish people have only Conyngbam Cup Punchestown IrIsb 2,000 Guineas Curragh 'lay 13 the prospects for the sport during recently discovered that a holiday Produce Stakes (1'-Y ·0)' Leopardstowll June' f) the 1941 .. eason. Happily, thes~ at home can give them everything Irlsb 1,000 Guineas Cunagh June 10 I forecasts have been borne out bv t~ey want in sport, in scenery, in Irish Dorby Curragh lune :!-I I july events. An unexpected setback dl\.'ersion. In Ireland you may Irish Oaks Curragh 221 Galway Pial. Galway JulY 29 was the outbreak of foot-and-mouth enjOy anything from Hunting to Pboenlx Plato ('1',"'-0\ Phot"ni:\ Park .-\ug. disease, and the consequent restric Deep-Sea Angling. And the Sport C~rragh .\ug. :W Roeklngbam Stakes tions imposed by the Minister for of Kings is an unfailing source of Irish St. Leder Curragh Sept.16 "ept. 16 Agriculture. A number of meetinD's recreation. (There is a race-meeting Anglesey Stakes (T·Y·OI Curragh Railway Stakes (T·Y·O) Curragh Sert. I j had to nc abandoned and alt()geth~r every Saturday, several on week Irish Cambridgeshire Curra~h act. 3 38 days' racing were lost. Apart days, and on all Bank Holidays). National Produce Stakes Curragh Oet. 3 If you're Irish you'll go to the er·Y·O) from this temporary interruption, Cumgh 001.31 Races as a matter of course. If Irish Cesarewlteh l:owever, the Season wag an unquali fIed succe s. Followers of racinD' you're a visitor seeking an insight ~ational-the mto Irish life, your best vade world's most testing overcame transport difficulties, and rnecum is a list of Turf fixtures. steeplecha e-have been brerl in attendances were well maintained. Irelal1d. Among these winners There were troops of rnnners for Memories and Hopes. are many names rich with memories. most meetir.gs and keen competition For the racecourse is a tme cross :\hnifesto was one of the few horses resulted, particularly in tbe two section of Irish life, a mecting to win the race twice. Then there year-old races. (Conclude,t ove"leaf) ground of hopes. memories, tradi tions--equine and personal. Irish men are notoriously good talkers and there are few of them who can not be moved to eloquence hy the memorv of famous horses and of great races won or lost. And indeed there are names galore to conjure with, for Ireland has given the Turf a host of ilh1strious performers and has played a predominant part in the evolution of the thoroughbred. The line of great Irish sires stretches from Birdcatcher (foaled in J833) to the record-breaking Blandford, who died only a few years ago. The names of great Irish horses have become household words The Tetrarch, Windsor Lad, un beaten Babram, and the renowned Plan of LeopardstoWll Racecourse, where the Red Cross Chase Brown Jack, who won the Queen will be nm on January 24th. 55 IRISH TRAVEL Jalluar')I, 1942. Outstanding Two-year-olds. dispose of high-class yearlings. Bllt l\:nockadroleen, Archduke n, arId The restricted market for blood this ill-wind will blow good for Irish Drumlar/!in. There is material stock left a large crop of high-class racegocrs, and we hould witne's here for a great race, and it's a saft: two-year-olds in the country. There some sparkling displays in the more bE.t that a large attendance wilt be can be no doubt that such youngster. imporhnt two-year-old rares of 1"942 seen at Leopardstown on January as Windsor Slipper, Fair Crystal, -·such as the Patriotic Stakes at 24th. Avon Port and Rounders would Baldoyle, the Produce takes at Leopardstown, the " Fifteen The Red Cross 'Chase will he the have been outstanding in any year. high-light of the early ye1T in An interesting .::omparisOl. is afforded Hundred" at Phoenix Park, and the R~ilway Stakes and :'J'ational :tSational Hunt racing. But our by the fact that J\Jah Iran (a juvenile many long-established ever.ts (e.g. exported to England during the Produce Stakes at the Curragh. National Hunt Racing continues the Irish Grand National at Fairy season) has been placed fourth in house, the Conyngham Cup at the Free Handicap. Yet Fair in popular favour, and a great fillip has heen given to the sport during Punchestown, and the Galway Plate Crystal gave Mah Iran 9 Ibs. and a and Hurdle) retain all their peculiar 1~ the past few years by the promotion lengths' beating at the Phoer,ix glamour and give promise of thrilling Park last May. This certainly of the Red Cross Steeplechases. These events have invariably pro sport. It is to be hoped that the places the Irish two-year-olds of big programme of Turf fixtures 1941 in a very fayourable lie-ht. vided exciting and spectacular races. Racegoers are now looking forward arranged for the coming year will eagerly to the {7S" Red Cross be carried through without interrup Prospects for 1942. tion. All going well, there is good reason 'Chast to be run over 3 miles at to suppose that the coming Season Leopardstown on the 24th (If this IE you'n a regular racegoer, there's will witness the continued success month. The distance of this race a feast of sport awaiting you in of Irish racing. There are a great is admiratly suited to many of our 1942. nd if you've ne 'er gone many promising animals in training, hest timoer-toppers, and the large racing--now is the time to st1.rt. and every effort is being made to entry includes some very interesting This year enliven your h':'liday with attract owners and breeders in the candidates. Jl.ck Chaucer won the a day or two on the Turf Whether framing of programmes. Indeed, first Red Cross 'Chase and the Irish you' het in shillings or pounds, all the chief events have received Grand Xational. St. :Vlartin has you'll thrill to the roar of the crowd, large entries and it appears that big won a Red Cross 'Chase ana the the thunder of horses along the fields and keen racing may be Galwav PlatL. Other animals with traight, the sight of the 'chasers anticipated during the season. outstanding credentials or intriguing rising to the final fence. It's a Wartime conditions are still possibilities include \\'est Point, grand game, and Ireland brel'ds and making it difficult for hreeders to Golden Jack, Bel et BOll, Le Cynge, rears the world's firtest hor e . Strictly Personal. Telegrams: 'Phone: "HASKINS, WICKLOW." WICKLOW 4 --{>- Carshalton Guest House (l\Ir. and Mrs. Chas. Drcyer), Sandy cove, designed and had printed a charming Christmas-and-Kew Year Card, part of the message reading-" looking fen-ward to the re~lewal of your valued acquaintance durinc: the coming Holiday Season." The dist;nctive appparance of CUtis bearer of good wishes proves delightfully attractive to past and pnspecti,'e guests. * * * * Mrs. Tom Evans (The Hotel, Glenbeigh) had h r handsome Xcw Year Calendar printed and made b) the Photographic Department of the IRISH TOUR1ST }.SSQCIATI01,. It shows a photograph of the painting RAI;S Not yet appraised at its true tourist value! $>ea QIngIing Around our Irish Coasts By EAMON O'NEILL, T.O. Sea Angling along the coast of Cork. HEN we talk of fishing in tourist Ireland it i " Knights of the Silver Hook" Club. of Dublin, are always assumed that we refer to our trout and the only organised bodies interested in this absorbing W salmon fishing, but there IS another feature of sport. To }Ir. Wil on, the energetic Secretary of the fishing-which so far has not been appraised at its ,. Knights," the whole credit must go for keeping this proper value' a an' attraction for touri ts-Sea amateur sport going and the inter-club competitions Angling. With our extended ea coast, our safe organised by him, have been wonderfully successful. harbours and bays, and with comfortable hotel dotted Every year the" Knights" send a team to Kinsale and along the shores, it is surprising that so far little or the pleasure of the sport they e.'Cperience at tJ1e no effort ha been made to develop this wonderful .. Rocks" is excelled only by the happy spirit that the sport. subsequent social re-unions bring forth. Inter-club prize are arranged. trophie for the largest fish, the Remember, I am not now dealing with the com heaviest catch. etc., are presented, and the whole sport mercial development of our Sea Fisheries, but I ,\'ant is carried on in an atmosphere of th€ happiest holiday to have something done for the development of Sea kind. Angling as a valuable tourist sport. Fostered and encouraged by the British Sea Form a Central Sea Anglers' Society. Anglers' Society, sea angling thrives in England. Every year thousands of person go off for a sea ~O\\', why cannot thi be developed? Why not this angling holiday to such places as Beaumaris, Brixham. isolated activity be made a great national effort Clovelly, Cromer, Towey, Kirkwall, Paignton, St. extending through Arklow, Kilmore Quay, He1vick, Ives, Scarborough, etc. Tn those places b~ats and Ballycotton, Kin. ale, Courtmacsherry, Glandore, boatmen are organi ed, regular services avaIlable at Baltimore, Valentia. Dingle, Galway, and way up to fixed- fares, and hotel owner usually combine t6 Tnver and Killybegs and Sheephaven? The fish are encourage those sporting souls. there, the hotel organisation is there, the LT.A. is ther all to help. We can have a central Anglers' . ociety like the B.S.A.~. 1n fact, we have it already Except at Ballycotton. in existence in the" Knights of the Silvcl- Hook." rt can be a purely Trish national ociety if necessary. Up to recently, nothing has been done in Ireland to develop this sport, and our shores can offer better And now, when' wc must all take our holidays at sport and a wider variety of fish than any of the places home, a Kinsale team going to Buncrana, or a Dingle I have mentioned above. 1 might make a possibl team going to Greystones or Arklow. would find exception of Ballycotton. Here the Sea Angling has change of scene enough for health and happiness and been popular for many years and the local fishermen would find ,,-hoJe-hearted plea. ure in the welcome of have helped in the good work of providing reliabl the local anglers. motor fishing boats which are rarely idle during the season. But there is not a Sea Anglers' Club in This sport is a valuable one and the LT.A. should nallycotton, strange to relate. and the person who set itself to developing it without delay. The hotel follow the sport are 1110stly visitors. frOI11 over- eas. owners on our coast will gladly co-operate. It will be a new SOUf(:e of steady income, and when the wfjr ends At the moment of writing T can bring to mind only and visitors from the English Sea Angling Associa two sea anglers' as ociation in Ireland. outside of tion again come alo g, its monetary returns will be Dublin, viz.: ReI fast and Kinsale, and these. with the multiplied a hundredfold. 57 IltISH TRAVEL .raJl.llory, 19-1-2. WITH THE I.T.A. HOLIDA Y SAVINGS CLUBS s a result of our intensified organisation during We are now in touch with the House Committee A ~ovember and December (outlined in the and are carryin.g out the final arrangements and hope December issue of IRISH TRAVEL) we have !0 have establIshed a new Holiday Club in this made important strides in the promotion of Holiday Important. concern at an early date. The LT-A. Savings Clubs. The following Dublin finns have expresses Its thanks to the firm's Executive for its announced the formation of uch Clubs: enthusiastic Support. Eason & Sons, Ltd. Regent Cinema, Black- IRISH UNION OF DIST'RIBUTIVE Kilmore Dairies, Ltd. rock. WORKERS AND CLERKS. Central Meat Products. Killeen Paper Mills, V!e addressed the South City Branch of the above Browne & Nolan. Ltd. l!l11on on December 1st. Over fifty house representa T. & C. Martin, Ltd. Liptons, Ltd. tIves heard the scheme and decided to give it their full Leverett & Frye, Ltd. Prescott's, Ltd. Support. Further news on negotiations with the various The Association extend their thanks for valuable houses who attended our Business Group Meetings support to Mr. Fitzpatrick, Secretary, North City indicates that the following have decided to form Branch, and Mr. Collins, Secretary, South City Holiday Savings Clubs at the beginning of January: Branch. ~urther contac~ work is now being carried out with Bells (Dyers and New Ireland Assurance a view to developmg these business unit. Cleaners). Co. Mandleberg & Co. Clery's, Ltd. IRISH POSTAL WORKERS' UNION. Cassidy's, Ltd. Dollard's, Ltd. O~ Decer:nber 1st, through the co-operation of Mr. Ca/nil, ChaIrman Dublin District Council, this Union To achieve full results ve are continuing contact "'as presented with thf' Holiday SchemC'. After \vith the various House Committees, taff Associa interesting discussion it was agreed by the Committee tions and Executive Interests to establish the max that the LT.A. plan would stimulate membership of imum number of Clubs in January. To date, concli the Postal Workers' Cluh. which does not extend to tions indicate that we may achieve this. all sections. The Committee, under ~I 1'. Cahill, decided to recom EASON'S SET THE PACE. mend the ~ ~ SAnAn01S; CA nlos mo nA ],500 bt.,A,n ~ltt mAtt 1 '0'A01S A1se. 1<\1't 6 'Oec.s "t:A An Scue.lR'O e.n 11~, C1ll1lC, 11<\ SIAn cun nA SAe'6eA\,cAccA. 5 sle<\mlt:c., 11<\ t:Ol111t:.<\ l'n'&$<\, A5uS <\n (\11 'One.Ol'O .o.n tee.ct: 50 be.lle OILe..ill C1l\RR.6.1Se '0\111111 C.& ROSL\ e6ct: 'Oe.ne.b e.l11111 C1Anne.l$e, r. 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" Patron" or "Pattern."- Celebrations, rf·ligious and " Feis" or "Aeridheacht."--lraelic (often open.air) social, on the Anniversary of local Patron Saint'~ Da~·. Ft'stival of Singing, Dancing, Storytdling, &,'. Radi1g.~Horse Racps and Sidl' Sh()\\,s. Fair.--Horse or C'1ttlc SaIl', generalh- having numl'J'Ous interl'sting side show~. - • ( In rasps whel'e specifi~d dates are nol J:'it'en, tJzese Jzfli'e nol been notified up 10 time ofgoing 10. Frcs,. In the c,tse of specified da'es, Ihese are I'li'CIl as IIcclfmle'I' (/S /,oss!I;le bllt 1/1/IsI 1:>e lak,,;/ as sub,Pt! 10 re;·isio,?). JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MA RCH-Contlnued. 1 Racing plrtropolitan). !lald"vl,', Co. Dubhl. Association Fcotball (Shamrock RO"er; ". 10-11-12 R.D.S. SHOW & SALE OF PEDIGREE 3 Association Football (Shelbo:Jrnl' ". Shamrod, Drurncondra), ~lillto\\1l, Dublin. BULLS (Herefords and Aberdeen Angus), Rovers). Shelbournr Park. 7 Rugby Foetball (Ulster ". Lein AUGUST -Continued. APRIL--Con\inued. JUNE-Continued. 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Wires: "I.YSURASCE DUBLI.Y." 7 ANGLESEA STREET, DUBLIN HOLIDAY SAVINGS CLUBS-Continued from page 5 . (.Ur. Curli.). Ed. Lee & Co. (.1h. Clanry). Gordon stewart & Co. (Mr. Behan\. of Holidav Clubs for Lauour unrler the control of this Fnion. The LT.A. have been abtn to obtain promise of Executiv(' On December 2nd. the spconcl group cOJlferencc took placp co,operation Irom cmplo)f'rs in the houses represented. As a at Head 0ffict'. Messrs. Hilton Bros., with a staff of :300 was result of this meeting om Nganisation will reach the final stages reoresented by ,1Ir. J!oorhou.e who spoke highly of the scheme of its approach to employees in bulk at the annual staff meetings, arid promised acoption of tlv· LT. A.. Plans. which will be held by th" l'nion in the first week in Januar~', Mr. Cleary of Dollard's Printing House, statpr[ there woul.! and to arfdress which the l'nion have agreed that we should be be no difficulty in forming a club in his firm, and since thpn final gin'n an opportunity. Delegates from the following uusiness arrangements have been placed in hanrls towards tp.at end. h011ses were represented: Todd Burns (M"r. Nalan). True Form The Irish Raleigh Cycle Co., reprt'sented by ,11Y. [nglis, Boot Co. plr. Gill). MeBirney's, Ltd. (Mr. O'Carman). promised similar support. Also represented were: Monson Elvery's, Ltd. (JJr. J)oumes). Ferrier Pollock, Ltd. (.1[1'. Roblnson & Co. (.Ur. Fielding). KlIIeen Paper Mi!ls (."'lis.1 O'Callaghan). Clery's, Ltd. (,Ilr. Walsh). Roche's stores, lIIcCam!ey). A. E. Derrington (.Ur. ](clly). Macey's, Ltd. Ltd. (Mr. 0' Halllon). (Mr. ](ane). This meeting was reprvsentatlve of over 1,000 employees and earh' results arc anticipated as the House Committees have A further conference was held on December ;;th, at thr' I.T..\. decirled to sec the joh tl1r /R / S // TRA VEL .1 aUt/ary, 1942. FIRST PRIZE. DUBLIN CORPORATION· AND I.T.A. SCHOOLS' ESSAY SCHEME, 1941 ------261 Prizes presented to Schoolchildren in the City Hall, Dublin tweh'e years. The t\\'o best ('s~ays ill cath school (onc from (' SPECI.\L PRIZES (Im:TTLY CO\J:\lE.-DTcn,. Bridie O'ReiJIy, Se1.'iIle Place _',5. £1 Yvonne Millar, St.. II/drew's .\;.S., Dolphin's Ram 15- Desmona Dempsey, C. 8.5., SVlI.(e St. 15 - Anna MacGowan, Ra.'1ll Lnne Com'ent 15 - Joan Monahan, SI. Il!nes S.S., Cl'I~lI1lil1 15 - (Under 12 Group). FIRST PRIZE, £:,. EmHy McCracken, Tranqltilla _'.S., [·pr. Rathmines. SECOND PRIZE, £2. *SHe Ni Thighearnaigh. Scat! .1!hlllre, Sr. Jfaollbhrighde. THIRD PRIZE, CL Thomas Sheehy, Clonla'I Bo\" , '.S. SPECIAL PRIZES OF 15 - EACH (Highly Commc>nrlcd) : Patrick Balmaine, St. Lawrence 0' Too/c's C. B.S., SeVIlle PI.; Anna Stafford, Harold's Cross Girls' N.S.; Christlna In front P. Colml''' (flarlrlillfllnn Rei,). V. J)u!l" (Whit/f,'jol's' 81,). Kenne, The (Jilhopaedic JIos,oital, R!ackheoth, C/nnlarj. n. 'l'olJlpkil1.Q ((,illl 1)//(/1/). 1l 'bind, 1';mi/1/ ,1/1'('I'f,r/,'''l1 ('rmnqllillll, E~ IRISH TRAVEL January, 1942. r·'nnot.\ Sc\11 'Oel1 .'.llLe,,\cr, t.on.\ 1)~'uIL 1 llCl1HI111 IS 6 'O(:t"'l$ 11,'. 11-0$lIl11 "'SUS 11~ SCL()('.\11 c",tnd<': "'SUS 11.\ SPAI1-"e.\ll <.'. 1s ,\1111 <\c,\ 5\ e<\I~11 1-'&11 "':Sus .<' '01111 Uc';:;; I11()R ,IR \iRU~(: 11'" 11l1ll\e. "'Sus .1 CU1'O C\OC,\11 . clHlr05.o.c' .\n ('ll",t,\11 i: '(),(\ Sl1.o.l'.1 <\1, FlOLAIR SUR ::':HUI$ J:"S .\n l~l('C e-OI,11S 'O.6.C<\ 11 ..\ lu<,r .\ICRP",lltll .\ UPlln11111 iJ(ll\). 1s 0.1111 <\C.<\ rClIl11].1.o.1lL 5<\LL"'Rolf; ASUS lil.clol('e,(\'OlIlR "'SUS lil <\11"".<\111, .\:SUS 1.\RSi'l.o.i C1U' t,(\R "'1R('~lil (l (-e.I'O-ne 11 '" ('ni 0~C.o.1UeACl-", I 11('lnl n 11. {\1111 ,\C.\ 1-'101111CH"\15 110. fe11111P '\5US A CU1'O sce.(\lc~ CRO'O.I 15 "C.'1S('I'() .) RE' 11.0. \.\0';. L.\ ,(\1111 Clll!Y'I1( l)RedI1AII111 IS ('1 ,In,\111 , ('Ol1'1.\111 IS ~IOl1nC"II1, lil "oL(~e'(\'OA!R IS ~Ol)l1~K IS Ft ,(\111n, .IR C'I1UIC IS r01Rs111ri', IS ('olbn(',(\c.(\ IS cloc',(\. ,\R liHlIN' ",n ('II.(\ln tl.(\n .:\1111 c L:J 11 ne,tc S111 ~Sus CU1'O elle- tAR ..5.l1w",m '0,\ S,(\$AS .'1111511'(1 1 \'I·,.3"nr If' ll DUblID.· NORTH STAR HOTEL,AMIENSOP!f::~in~~~·R.STREET, CARNA, CONNEMARA, CO. GALWAY Fully LI~Daed. IiO Bedrooml. MOll CeDlra' PosllloD. OMFOBT. RESTAURAllT. T.lepbooe MONGAN'S HOTEL LEAllLlllESS. COFFEE BOOM. '5343. CIVILlTY. SMOKING LOUNGE. flsrl-elus Fishing aDd ShoollDg. ThousaDds 01 Aenl 01 ROD~h SbooUDg. MODDI&ID, B1ver, Lake, Sea. Garage. I' A la Carl. aDd Tabl. d 'Hol•••all :: RHtaoraDI OpeD OD Sl1DdaYI. For Tariff apply Manager. Telegrams:" NORSTAR, DUBLIN." J. W. MONGAN, Proprietor. TILING, TERRAZZO, MOSAIC, PABQUETRY, TRlJlllTY STREET J. J. MOIRA HOT E L, RUBBER TILING FOR HALL, VESTIBULE, DUBLIN I OR TOILET. RESTAURANT OPEN SUNDAYS. GRILL BOOM. BESTAURANT. BAR BUFFET. OYSTER BAB. .. E5SE ft COOKJ<.RS ASD STOVES. SASITARV O'Hara PI UM81Nr. SUPPLlES. COMPETENT \\'ORKERS. SMOKE LOUNGE. A la Carle aDd Tabl. d'Hole Meal. Estimates on application. Telepbooe M6li8. & CO., Owned aod Managed by JURY'S HOTEL, LTD. 29,30,31 LINCOLN PLACE, DUBLIN LTD. I Pbone" 615i6/i/S. Grams.: Tiling, Dublin. 66 ------ January, 1942. 1 R ISH TRAVEL LOUGRRE<\ (Galway). GEESALA (near Samna, Mayo). PURTlLL'S; B. 12; Day 8/0 to 10/-; Week CE 'TRAL; B. 11; Week 12/- to 50/·. CO~G~,~~E'S; B. 10; Day 10(0; Week 50/- 45/- to 60/·. STELLA MARIS; B. 20: nay 11/-. LOUISBURGH. OLD HEAD; 3. LI); Day fr. L2!0; Week fr. SI/ GLANDORE (Cork). THO\lOXD; R. 19; Da,- 10 lI'eek (J -. WEST END; B. 30; Day 12/-; Week 84/-. ~EENAN'S; B. 10; Day 9/-; Week 55,-. LUCAN (Dublin). i~r~NNAN CORCA BAISCINN HOUSE; Day 9/0 to 10/6; N -\TIONo\.L SPA AND HYDRO; B. H; Day CASTLE; B. 10; Day 17/0; Week Week 55/- to 60/-. fr. 18/; Week 120,., MARiNE; B. 10; Day 10," Week 5j/·. KILKENNY (Kilkenny). llAAM CROSS (Galway). GL~NBEIGH (Kerry). DIPERIAI.; B. 21; lI'eek 70/· to 84!·. PEACOCK'S; n. 11, Da\' 12/-; Week 84/-. hVANS'; B. 18; nay 12/6; Week 73,6. IClLLARNEY (Kerry). TI!LLABOY HOUSE; B. 3' Dav 7/0 10 10'-' GLENBEIGH' D. 2.j· Day 15/-; Week 81/- ALEXANDRA; n. 20; nav 12/0; Wcek 03/·' Week 50j· to 61/-. ,. • to 94/0.' , ARBUTUS, College SI.; D. 30; Day 10/0; Week ~HCROOM (Cork). ROSS VIEW; B. 20; Day 97·; Week 60/" 03'-. VICTORIA; D. 11; na~ 10/·; Week 63,-. GLENEALY (Wicklow). ('AS'rLE; n. 22; Day 11/6; Week 70/. MAGHERYMORE (Wicklow). (,LENCARRIG GUEST HOUSE; B. 10; Week CLI FFORDS; 3. 8: Day 11/-; Week 65/-. MAGHERYMORE (Guest House); B. 14; Day fr. 63/-. COUNTRY CLUB; B. 10; Day Ir. 20/-; Week 12/0 10 15-/0; Week 73/6 to 94/0. Ir. 10j/-. GLENDALOUGH (Wicklow). S~uare; MALIN HEAD. DUNLOE, College n. 15; Day 10/6; SEAVIE\\'; 13. 0; Day 0/-; Week 40/ . ROYAL; B. 21; Day fr. 15'-; Week h. 70! Week 70/-. CLENGARRIFF (Cork) GLEBE; B. 34; Day fr. 13/-; Week fr. 84/-. AtALLARANNY (Mayo). CASEY'S; B. 15' Day ll/- to 12/-' Week 65'- GREAT SOUTHER.."I; B. 78; Day fr. 25/-; GREAT ~OllTHERN; B. H; Dav rr. 21/-; Week to 70/-.' ,. Week fr. 147/-. fr. 1~,-. ECCLES'; B. 61; Day 15/-; Week 73 O. IMPERIAL, College Square; n. 12; Day 12/0; ~IOR-\.:-"·S; B. '0; DJY ill) tl) n ; \\'c'ck r, - 10 FIG ROVE ; H. 10' Da,' 0/- 10 10/- . Week GO,'- \Vcek 70!·. 50,·. to 00/-. '. , INTER~:\TrONAr., 1{('lllllarc Plact:; D. 44; MAI.INMORE (GleneolmbklIle, Done~al). GOLF LINKS; n. 2~ Week 8~/-. Day 1;,1-; Week 90/-. GLENB \ Y; B. 22; Day 12/- tp 14/-; Week ~IOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE; n. 8; nay 7/· KENM.-\RE ARMS, College SI.; B. J2; Day 10/-; 70/- 10 81/-. l) to 8/-; Week 30/-. Week 00/-. MALLOW (Cork). 10ULGORM (Harvey's)' D. 14; Day 12/-; LA I PElTlGO (Galway). BANBA (Miss Geragbty's); B. 22; Day fr. 12/6; ANGJ.n~s; B. 10; Dav 19./6 to 1&/-; Week lHi-. Week fr. 84/-. HIBERNIAN; B. 20; Day 10/6; Weok 63/-. " OIG-GIOLLA" (Private), Lr. Saltbill; B. 7; OE LUXE; B. 14; Day 12/-; Week fr. 70/-. PORTARLINGTON (Laolghl,). Day 10/- to 12/6; Week 50/- to 63/-. MAJESTIC; B. 54; Day fr. 20/-; Week fr. ]05/. O'CONNOR'S; B. 9; Day 10/-; Week 50r. ROCKLAND ; B. 10; Day 16/-; Week 04/6. RAILWAY; B. 20; Day 12/-; Week 70/-. EAST END; B. 10; Dav 12/-; Week 63/-. STRAND; B. 10; Day ]0/-; Week 63/-. SHALLOWS ATLANTIC; B. 18; Day 12/6: SUM~1ER·SET; B. 14; Day 14/-. Week 63.'· to 70/·. PORTLAOIGHISE (Laolghls). TOURISTS'; B. 18; Day 12/- to 14/-; Week HIBERNIAN (Kelly's); B. 2&; Day 12!-; Week 60/- to 70/-. TRIM (Meath). 70/-. VlLLA MARINA; B. 13; Day ]0/-; Week SO/- . CENTRAL; B. 12; Day 9/-; Week 50/-. WARWICK; B. 32; Day 15/6; Week fr. 70/-. PORTMARNOCK (Dublin). WARD'S (Private); B. 18; Day fr. 8/6; Week TUAM (Galway). PORTMARNOC!{; n. 34; Day 15/-; Week 84/-. fr. 50/-. CORA; B. 8; Day 12/6; Week 70/-. WHITE STRAND (Guest House), GTatlan Rd.; PORTNOO (Donegal). Day 8/6; Week 37/6 to 52/6. TULLAMORE (Orraly). THE PORTNOO; B. 20; Day 14/-; Week 70/ BOLGER'S; B. 21; Day 9'- to 10/6; Week ~~/- to 84/-. SHANKILL (Co. Dublin). to 63/-. • RANKIN'S; B. 10; Day 9/- to) 10/-; Week fr. SOlo. SHANGANAGH CASTLE; B. 12; Day 17/6; HAVES'; B. 25; Day 12/6; Week 8~/-. Week 84/-. PORTSALON (Donegal). TULLOW (Carlow). PORTSALON; B. 70; Day 18/-; Week 126/-. SKERRIES (Co. Dublin). SLANEY; B. 9; Day 10/-; Week 60/-. PORTUMNA (Galway). GRAND; B. 18; Day fr. 12j6; Week fr. 70/-. CLONWYN; B. 12; Day 12/6; Week 73/6. ROCKVlLLE HOUSE; B. 10; Day 10/6; Week UPTON (WeXford). Sce Kllmuekrldge. 63/-. RATRDRUM (WIcklow). MARINE; B. 12; Day 15/·; Week 84/-. URLINGFORD (Kilkenny). 13ARRY'S; n. 18; Day 10/-; Week 63/-. HARRINGTON'S; B. 0; Day 8/6; Week 42/-. I3RADY'S; R. 8; Day 7/-; Week 40/6. SKIBBEREEN (Co. Cork). ELDON; B. 11; Day 11jr.; Week 75/-. VALENTIA ISLAND (Kerry). RATHMULLAN (Donegal). WEST CORK; B. 14; Day 11/-; Week 70/-. PIER; B. 12; Day 12j-; Week 70/·. ROYAL; B. 30; Day 12/- to 14/-; Week 73/0 to 04/6. RATRNEW (WIcklow). SLANE (Meath). NEWRATH BRIDGE (Hunter's); B. 18; Day CONYNGHAM ARMS; B.]O; Day 11/6; Week VIRGINIA (Cavan). 12/6; Week 7&/-. 63/-. PARK; B. 16; Day fr. 1ii/-; Week fr. 84/·. ROSAPENNA (Donegal). SLIGO ISlIgo). WATERFORD (Wat.rlord). ,. ROSAPENNA; B. 88; Day fr. 17/6. GRAND; B. 32; Day 17/-; Week fr. 105/-. ADELPHlj B. 25; Day fr. 12/-; Week 70/-. GREAT SOUTHERN; B. 4Q; Day fr. 24/-; GRANVILLE; B. 68; Day 14/-; Week 04/6. ROSCOMMON (Roscommon). Week fr. 14.7/-. METROPOLE ; B. 15; Day 10/6; Week 70/-. GREAI.Y'S; B. 17; Day 12/6; Week 70/-. IMPERIAL; B. 25; Day 15/6; Week ]04/-. . ROYAL; B. 23; Day 15/-; Week 73/6. FRIZZELLES'; B. ]5; Day 13/6; Week 84/·. WATERVILLE (Kerry). SHERIDAN'S; B. 14; Day 12/-; Week 80/-. BAYVIEW; '8.37; Day fr. 12/6; Week fr. 70}". ROSCREA (TIpperary\. WINE STREET (Mrs. ){jlgallon) ; Day 10/6 ; Week BREEN'S (Private); B. 10; Day 10/-; Week 6S!-. CENTRAL; B. 14; Day 1l/6; Week 70/-. 63/- to 84/· BUTLER ARMS; B. 70; Day fr. 12/6; Week 73/6 to 105/-. ROSLEA (Easkey). SNEEM (Kerry). FOLEY'S; B. 16; Day 10/·; Week fr. 60/-. KENNY'S, .. Hotel Seafield "; B. 14; Day 10/- ; MORIARTY'S; B.]2; Day 7/6 to 10/-; Week SOUTHERN LAKE; B. 81; Day 13/6; Week Week 42/-. 50/-. fr. 73/6. ROSSBEIGN (Kerry). SPA (Tralee). WESTPORT (Mayo). SLIEVE CORRIG; B. 10 Week 52/6 to 63/-. KENT LODGE; B. 4; Day 10/- Week 55/-. BATH (Roman Island); B. 9; Day 8/6 10 0/6 Week 50/- to 58/-. ROSSES POINT (Sligo). SPANISH POINT. CENTRAL; B. 10; Day 15/-; Week 73/6. GOLF LINKS; B. 18; Day 14/-; Week 84/-. ST. ANTHONY'S; B. 5; Day 8/-; Week 35/- to GUEST HOUSE, ROSBEG (~hs. T. F. Noonan) 37/6. B. 5; Day 15/-; Week 84/-. ROSSLARE STRAND (Wexford). CEDARS; B. 16; Day 10/-; Week 5;;/- to 60/-. STRANDHILL (Sligo). WEXFORD (Wexlord). GOLF; B. 30; Day 11/-; Week 70/-. ST. PATRICK'S; B. 14; Day 0/·; Week 45/·. CLANCY'S; B. 14; Day 10/- to 14/-; Week 63/ HARBOUR VIEW; B. 10; Da) 10/-; Week 60/-. STAR OF THE SEA; B. 10; Day 9.'-; Week 45/-. to 84/-. STRAND; B. 40; Day fr. 13/6; Week fr. 84/·. TALBOt; B. 40; Day 12/- to 14/-; Week 70/. STRANORLAR (Donegal). to 84/-. ROSSLARE HARBOUR (Wexford). KEE'S; B. 12; Day 12/-; Week 63/-. WHITE'S; B. 60; Week fr. 84/-. PIER; B. 20; Day 12/6; Week 63/-. SWINFORD (Mayo). WICKLOW (Wicklow). ROSSNOWLAGR (Donegal). O'CONNOR'S; B. 14; Day fr. 8/-; Week 63,1-. GRAND; B. 18; Day 12/-; Week 70/-. COOLMORE HOUSE; B. 8; Day 12/6; Week 63/-. TEMPLEMORE (TIpperary). WHITEGATE (Cork). HICKEY'S; 13. 14; Day 10/-; Week 40/-. CORKBEG HOTEL; B. 15; Day fr. 10/-; Week ROUNDSTONE (Galway). 105/-. KINTON'S; B. 9; Day 1l/6; Week 80/6. O'DOWD'S; Day 10,- to 12/-; Week 60/- to 63/-. THOMASTOWN. NORE VIEW; B. 15; Day 8/6; Week 42j-. WOODEN BRIDGE (Wleklow). SHAMROCK; B. 10; Day 10/-; Week 60/-. WOODENBRIDGE; B. 14; Day 14/·; Week 84/-. ROUNDWOOD (Wleklow). TRURLES (Tipperary). KEENAN'S ; B. 7; Day 7/6; Week 42/-. HAYES'; B. 40; Day 14/·; Week 8·1/-. ROUNDWOOD; n. 12; Day 10/-; Week 50,-. YOUGHAL (Cork). TIPPERARY (Tipperary). ATLANTIC; a. 20; Day tr. 13/6; Week 84./-. ST. ANN'S HILL (Cork). DOBBYN'S, Bank Place; B. 30; Day Hi/-; MONATREA; B. 20; Day 14/-; Week 8i/ ST. ANN'S HfLL HYDRO.;: B. H; Day 15j-; Week 84./-. PACIFIC; B. 20; Day 14/6; Week 84/-. Week 94/6. ROYAL, Bridge Street; B. 31; Day 16/6. PARK VlEW; B. 18; Day 10/-: Week 63/-. SUMMERFIELD; B. 10; Week 55/-. SALTHILL (Galwa)·). TRALEE (Kerry). AURORA HOUSE; B. 8; Day 13/-; Week 84/-. BENNER'S; B. 40; Day fr. 12.'-; Week 90/-. Prl..te Hotels. DAWN; B. 8; Day 9/-; Week 63/-. GRAND; B. 40; Day 16/·; Week 90/-. IMPERIAL; B. 10; Day 10/-; Week SO/-. HARBOUR VIEW; B. 18; Day 0/- to 10/-. CENTRAL; B. 10; Day 8/6; Week 60/·. Week 57/6 to 70/-. EGLINTON; B. 62; Dav 18/6; Week 116/6. MEADOWLANDS INN (M,.. Peet); B. 15; FOY'S; B. 8; Day 9/-; \Veek 45/- to 60/-. Dav 10/6; Week 63/-. STELLA MARIS; B. 10; Day 10/-; Week 55/- KINCORA; B. 16; Day 11/- to 12/-; Week fr. PARk; B. 15; Day 9i-; Week 55/-. to 63/-. 70/-. TRAMORE (Waterlord). SUNMOUNT; B. 26. 6~/·. STELLA MARIS; B. 21; Dav 12/-; Week 75!-. BOOLABAWN; B. 16; Day 12/6; Week 7C/-. YOUGHAL ARMS; Day 10/-; Week 55/- to ASHMOUNT HOUSE (LT. Saltbill); Week 42/-. GRAND; B. 55; Day 21/-; Week 126/-. THE HOLLlES; B. 9; Day 10/-; Week 63/-. • HOTEL LENEHAN HOTE L PE LLETIER (MW LEIOAI, Proprlet,..) 24-26 HARCOURT STREET •• DUBLIN 21-22 HARCOURT STREET, DUBLIN. l~lN lor Moderale TerDII and Good cat,rlnl. VERl' CUTRAL POSITION. GARAGE. TERIIS MODERATE Centrally situated; oonvenient to all places of interest. Meals served to Non·Residenll. Boa service to and from door to all HOT AKD COLD WATER IN ROOIIS. ELECTRIC FIRES stationa and places of inter..t. P Done 61620. .J.pplll to lhe ProprWr.... HOT AND COLD WATER IN BI:.DROOYS. 'hl....o•• I •• 510U OARAOI 68 IRISH TRAVEL January, 19-12. OFFICIAL SALE PUBLICATIONS OF THE IRISH TOURIST ASSOCIATION "IRISH TRAVEL" (CUA!Rt: fAO! emtnn.) r'1 Illustrated monthly magazine of Travel, Sport, Scenery, Antiquities and Hotels in Ireland. Official organ of the ASSOCIATION and of the IRISH HOTELS' FEDERATION. ~~ 3d. pH month. Post Frep, 5s. per annum. OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED .GUIDES. . I IRELAND. Tourist Guide for all lr7Iand.. Some 340 pp. descriptive of the whole count"... WIth LT.A. Map Our 01 Irela'ld. 1s. I i CORK. The City and County, includH::g Blarney, Cobh and Glengarriff. 128 pp., with Sports Section and R~ad~rs ~ City and County Maps. 6d. DONEGAL. Including the Highlands, Innishowcn, I Bundorar. and its envlluns. 130 pp., with Anglil1g Section and County Map. 6d. hom~::d DUBLIN. Comprehensive account of the City and at abroad County, historical, political, sporting, cultural and i i touristic. 230 pp. and larg.. scale street map. 6d. GALWAY. City and County. With sections on Salthill, Aran and Connemara. SpeCIal Angimg ~ Section. 3d. ; GLENDALOCH (WicklOW). Story of and Guide to ~ :~ St. Kevin's 6th ccntury city. Chapters on C}cling, Dew Year Wish Walking and Mountaineering'. Maps of Antiqaities, tt . f/~ and Environs. 6d. ~; tS .~ KERRY. All Kerry with special sections on Kiilarney, and Angling. 150 pp. Two Maps. 6d ~~ KILLARNEY. ComprehenSIve account of .. Beauty s Home ' with Detailed Tour Mao. 3d. ~~ LIMERICK. CIty and County Guide. Shannon Valley 15 ~t(, and Shannon Schemp. With Maps. 84 pp. 3d. ~ LOUGHREA. The town, its environs and history. .~ Holiday and Sporbug facilities. 3d. WATERFORD. City and County, i'1cluding Tramore, ~ Duogarvan and Ardmore. 74 pp. Sport Se, cion and M SUA1nCeAS County Map. 3d. '~ .'~ WICKLOW{WEXFORD. Two-County GUIde. Special Angling and Other Sports Sections. Gd. i CnOl'oe OTHER PUBLICATIONS. I PICTORIAL SOUVENIR. Sixty-four pages ot iIlustra tions of the Coastal and Inland Counties, Types and I~t (peace and JoY of ijea~t) :I Rural Scene. in lreland. Printed in sepia on good Art Paper.j 2{6. MOUNTAINEE"RJNG IN IRELAND. By Claud~ W. Wall. 8il pp. lilu,ttaten by photographs and a ~'.~ ~ ~ ~ map. Is. ..:.. ! CANOEING IN IRELAl.'flJ. By Major l .. nalJe~Hart. Illustrated by photographs and a mao. Is. MAPS OF IRELAND. 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