Dunpanactr) MARIO'S MOTOR FACTORS HORNIBROOKS MARY ST., LI3MO"E Spares for- Dungarvan Ceader COOKERS, KETTLES, FRIDGES ^mr and SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT TWIN TUBS, AUTOMATICS, FOR VACUUM CLEANERS AND Circulating throughout the County and City of , South Tipperary and South-East Cork TUMBLE DRYERC TEL. 058/42417, anytime Vol. 50. No. 2561. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1988. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL PRICE firir VAT> POST OFFICE AS A NEWSPAPER 1zo'J V'nt, VH I ) TOYOTA Dail Question About Man's

Former Minister for Agricul- ture, Deputy Austin Deasy. Dun- that he has been victimised by garvan, has given notice that the Spanish authorities in being he intends to ask the Minister kept In prison for the past three for Foreign Affairs in a Dail months as he was only an inno- Question whether he will inves- Detention In Tenerite cent bystander at the time the HOMELESS YOUNG ing rough, others were squatting tigate the circumstances sur- row broke out In the pub PEOPLE while many were staying tem- Calling on the Irish and Brit- rounding the detention of Kevin Mr. O'Connor has been in de- ther the Minister would use his porarily with friends or in sor. of Mr. and Mrs. John A which had been refused, but ish governments to secure bet- A new Research Report on O'Connor. Cappoquin an Irish tention for over two months good offices to ensure an early O'Connor. Carrlgeen, Capoo- was under appeal by defence flats but unable to cope or in National, in Tenerife. The ques- ter protection for young people Youth Homelessness in without trial and has been re- trial or that bail is granted, quin. has been in Tenerife 'for lawyers. "The indications are" selling time-share apartments some other emergency accom- tion goes on to point out that fused bail and then asks whe- 21-year old Kevin O'Connor, the past two years where he is the statement added, "that a based on a national survey of in the Canaries, Kevin's letter modation. employed by a British time date will be set soon for an states: "throughout Europe young people out of home in share company. early trial." since 1985 when 40 people were Ireland to be launched this The research proves conclu- In January last, together with killed in a football match riot Thursday in Dublin by Mr. sively what many voluntary 16 others he was arrested fol- LETTER TO BROTHER in Brussels, there has been an agencies have claimed about lowing a disturbance in a bar international clampdown on Frank Fahy, Minister of State during which the premises was the extent of youth homeless- John O'Connor received a hooliganism. We are being at the Department of Education extensively damaged and despite letter from his brother Kevin treated as if we are just some reveals some very startling and ness in Ireland. Unfortunately his protestations that he was last Monday written from his rival Spanish gans? out to cause only a customer In the bar when prison cell In Santa Cruz jail, disturbing facts. it is now a sad reality in this trouble." country and like many errors the trouble flared up he was Tenerife. wherP he has been de- taken into custody With the tained since his arrest on Jan- The Irish Embassy in Madrid The survey was undertaken in social policy, the situation others arrested he was lodged uary 24. and the office 0f the Irish Con- by the Streetwise National has occurred not because it in prison in Santa Cruz, the sul in Tenerife are continuing In his letter Kevin claimed to monitor the case Coalition, a group of voluntary was planned but because there island's capital and throughout the first month he was kept in agencies and individuals involv- was no planning. solitary confinement and re- ed with young people out ol However while youth home- fused bail. home and Chaired by Rev. lessness is a frightening reality, Last week Kevin's father flew Peter McVerry S.J. It sought to it is not something that cannot out to Tenerife to see him and to engagp a lawyer to represent establish .the extent of the be solved or overcome. lit can problem oif young people who him. Speaking at. the week-end. be effectively prevented and Mr. O'Connor referred to the were homeless in Ireland, ex- dealt with providing the politi- family's frustration at the de- cluding Dublin. tention and said he felt, hopeless Noel cal and public will is there to and frustrated. During the week in which do this. The amount of money the survey was carried out, required to do it would now DISGRACEFUL November 23 to 29 last year, a be miniscule. total of 225 young people aged Commenting on the case last Monday, Deputy Deasy describ- Devereux 18 or under were homeless and STORY CONFIRMED n ed it, as a disgraceful state of a further 81 were found to be A few weeks ago the news affairs. "Kevin," he said, "was at serious risk of becoming arrested in connection with a was carried exclusively in this homeless in the immediate disturbance In a bar in Tene- column that Fianna Fail Deputy Prizewinners in Minnies Squash Club's O'Brien Cup Tournament: seated—D. Kelly, winner, rife in which he denies any In- future. This must be a most Jackie Fahey was making volvement and in which no one MARY STREET, DUNGARVAN Div. 2; Pat Phelan, winner, Div. 1; Paddy O'Brien, sponsor; Francis Power, Club President; disturbing statistic and throws moves towards seeking a nom- was injured and which was at rear—T. Butler, runner-up, Div. 2; Michael O'Mahoney, runner-up, Div. I; J. Mulcahy, merely a case of damage rather the spotlight on a problem ination to contest next year's runner-up, Div. 3; Mary Brett, winner, Div. 4; D. Brady, winner, Div. 3. (Photo: Rory Wyley) than injury." which appears to be now European Parliament elections. reaching very serious dimen- Deputy Deasy added that The initial probes by the De- Kevin O'Connor has repeatedly sions. puty into reactions to his pro- orotested his innocence but not- SUPER SPRING posal were carried out quietly withstanding that, he continues While the city areas of Water- to languish in orison without ford. Cork. Limerick and Gal- as is the normal procedure No Money To Build New any indication of what is goins way account for the biggest where such matters are con to happen, "i think" said Dep- cerned. It would appear thai uty Deasy. "that this is a mat- numbers, other urban areas ter which should be taken up including Dungarvan have con- the Deputy has been satisfied by the Minister for Foreign SALE tributed their own quotas. The with t'he results from the Affairs and his Department Houses In Dungarvan without, any further delay." number of homeless in Water- soundings he h-;is made as he ford. according to the statistics has now confirmed that he is to COMPENSATION contained in the report. is There will be no money to Cllr. Kynfi then said that the.v at Cathal Bruifha and ChUders seek the party nomination to build new houses this year. Mr. should protest aoout the alloc J Estate was particularly bad STARTS FRIDAY, APRIL 29 given as 42 and that figure contest the 5-seat Munster tion to the Minister lor the En- with some oi the houses in It has been stated that a sum Bertie White, Town Clerk told of £10,000 has now been raised includes a total of 15 for Dun- Constituency. members of Dungarvan Urban vironment and they should these areas in a very bad state write to the four T.D.'s and ask of repair and with some ol the by the 16 other people held fol- MEN'S SUITS FROM £55 garvan. The numbers for the Council at. their April monthly lowing the Incident towards the Should Deputy Fahey prove meeting. He was commenting them to seek an allocation tenants living in extremely bad MEN'S LEATHER JACKETS FROM £99.50 other urban areas included in which would enable the Coun- conditions He asked If any pro- payment of compensation to the successful, first in his quest for on a letter from the Depart- owner of the bar where the dis- MEN'S JUMPERS FROM £13.95. the survey were: Cork 74, ment of the Environment which cil to provide a reasonable level gress in tackling these prob- turbance occurred. the nomination and then in notified the Council that the of house building this year. "We lems had been made. Limerick 49, Galway 28. Long- have had a proud record of 200 MEN'S PANTS, all sizes, were £24.95, securing a seat on the European Minister had made a capital al- The Tow Clerk said that an REGULAR REPORTS ford 12, Kilkenny 17. Drogheda location of £23,000 to cover the housing but. now it's going to be n NOW £9.95 Parliament, it would mean damaged." he said. Inspector from the Department 14. Wexford 10 and Clonmel 9. Council's housing programme had visited Dungarvan recently that he would have to resign for 1988. The Department, of Foreign £30 OFF ALL WOOL SUITS The extent of this growin.: his Dail seat and this would Cllr. T. Wright said he agreed and had inspected some of the Affairs in a statement released Cllr. B. Kyne called the allo- whole-heartedly with Cllr. houses at Cathal Brugha. He £15 OFF ALL SPORTSCOATS problem can be gauged from the then create a by-election in the last Sunday night said it, was cation "a pittance" and said Kyne's remarks as it would had also been to Childers Estate receiving regular reports on the fact that together with the Waterford constituency. that if the Government now put seem to be Fianna Fail policy but had not actually inspected case from the Irish Embassy in Eastern Health Board survey in a stop to building houses it to do away with all local auth- any of the houses there. The Madrid. Most, court cases so far UPSTAIRS PREVENT SILAGE would be the local authorities ority housing. "We are going to Inspector had not been in a involved th question of bail 1987, over 700 young people have a massive problem as what position to make any on-the- P WRANGLER JEANS ONLY £15.95 POLLUTION who would have to pick up the are now known to be homeless pieces at, it would result, in a we have in operation here is spot decision about the position CASUAL JACKETS FROM £15.95 and they were awaiting his re- in Ireland and the expectation In a leaflet circulated to far- calamitous situation later on. I right-wing politics," he said. FASHION SHIRTS FROM £9.95 is that numbers will further Cllr. Kyne's suggestion to port, he added. mers in recent months ACOT He said that the Council had write to the Minister and the Fashion Jackets, Miami Vice — £8.95. increase as long-term unem- Asked by Cllr. Wright whe- once again stresses that pollu- solved the housing problem in T.D.'s in the constltuejRy was ther was aware of MEN'S T-SHIRTS FROM £1.50. ployment and poverty continue tion is illegal and sets out the Dungarvan in recent years but unanimously approved. the seriousness of the situation, UNPROTECTED to place stress on many families. this problem would quickly re- the Town Clerk replied, "you principal steps to be taken to turn if the present Government Of the numbers accounted HOUSING REPAIRS can rest assured he was left In prevent it. policy was continued. "For the no doubt about, that." for in the Streetwise survey, first time that I can remember, Stating that the position in POND A DANGER BOYSWEAR Silage effluent, it points out BOYS' CASUAL JACKETS £9.95. 63% were boys and 37% were this Council won't be in a posi- regard to repairs to Council is one of the most potent pol- tion to build a house this year," houses was deteriorating. Cllr. girls and they ranged in age BOYS' PANTS, sizes 24-30, only £6.75 lutants produced on farms. he said. Wright said that the situation from under 13 to 18 years. TO CHILDREN 2 Pairs £10.00 Some were stated to be sleep- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) BOYS' JUMPERS FROM £4.95 CO. WATERFORD Cllr. T. Wright at the monthly BOYS' SHIRTS FROM £4.95. meeting of Dungarvan Urban Council complained that an un- BENEFITS FROM protected pond at Western Bay was highly dangerous. It should ODDMENTS IN BOYS' LEATHER NATIONAL LOTTERY be railed off to protect the many JACKETS — £55 children who play regularly in PVC JACKETS — £16.95 The Minister for the Environ- the vicinity, he said. \I\MN4 ment, Mr. Fadraig Flynn, T.D.. Mr D. McCarthy, Town En- has informed Deputy Jackie gineer said that there were no See Our Windows for More. Super Reductions. Fahey that under the new funds available for such work scheme of, Amenity Grants fin- but if money became available anced from the National Lot- under the Social Employment tery Surplus that the following Scheme, consideration could works will be approved for a then be given to erecting a pro- grant:— tecting railing there. £10,000 for seating and plant- ing at Lismore Tennis Courts. Cllr. Wright thought the mat- 1HQ.000 for seating and plant- ter was being taken far too in? at, Cappoquin Tennis Courts. lightly as this place was a £10,00(1 for tennis courts, seat- potential death-trap and requir- Clonmel Ideal Homes ing and lighting at Kennedy ed to be railed off wherever the Park. . money was to come from. £8,000 for dredging, carpark, Cllr. D Goode who presided, Exhibition & Fashion walks, and bridge at, Canal, Lls- said that the only real solution more. would be to fill in the oond al- £5,000 lor seating and plant- together but the Town Engineer Fayre ing at Tallow Tennis Courts. said that It was hardly likely FRIDAY, APRIL 29; SATURDAY, APRIL 30; 9 £5,000 ior seating and plant- that it would ever be filled in SUNDAY, MAY 1 See the European Soccer Championships in true living ing at Portiaw Tennis Courts. as this was a holding area for water in the locality Y colour — only on Sony TV DR. PAT 0 CALLAGHAN SPORTS CENTRE VERY DANGEROUS CASHEL ROAD, CLONMEL in Cllr. Whight. referring to the Official opening Friday, April 29th by Dr. Pat BEN O'NEILL CONGRATULATED junction of the new bypass road O'Callaghan at 7 p.m. and Youghal Road at Ihe CENTRAL O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN Grotto said that he understood OVER 60 STANDS ON DISPLAY BY URBAN that a difference of opinion as to its operation existed between DAIRIES the County Engineer and the County Manager. As matters Exclusive appearance by COUNCIL stood he said that this was the only part of thP through way THELMA MANSFIELD CHARITY DRIVE At the April monthly meet'.ng road between Waterford and oif Dungarvan Urban Council, Cork which was broken. STARTING THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Cllr. D. Goode who presided re- On Saturday, 30th April at 3 p.m. ferred to the very successful The County Engineer, Mr. at 10 a.m, John O'Flynn said that the Direct from "LIVE AT THREE" Following on the phenomenal success of last year's Ideal Hemes Exhibition held at the Sports centre during the junction was laid out In accor- Trabolgam Week-End Holiday promotion in aid of dance with the Department's previous week-end. "It was a proposals and it would be ar- Best dressed lady competition, sponsoied by Eugene John's School, Central Dairies wish to announce MONSTER CLOSING DOWN SALE wonderful occasion for Dungar- rowed with direction signs ac- Mahony, prize Microwave Oven, Friday night. Miss Piggy that they are sponsoring another Holiday Promotion — at — van and was crowded on each cordingly. "We are only the and Fozzy Bear in attendance all weekend. Free cartoon lhis year in aid of Sesame Pre School. Be on the of the three days and Tom agents and must, do as the De- films for all children accompanied to the show by an adult. Murphy and everyone associated Free Draw 011 Door Ticket for £150; Shopping vouchor look-out for the new cartons in the near future and partment, has instructed.' he PEN-PALS STATIONERY with organising it as well as said adding that It was Ills own kindly sponsored by John Anglim's, The Man's Shop in ike sure that you are in the draws for these fabulous MAIN STREET, LISMORE Tom Keith the general mana- personal view that the junction Gladstone Street. Clonmel. Tiabolgan Family Holiday Week-Ends. ger of tihe Centre for the won- should be controlled by a round- Times of opening: Friday. April 27th, 7-10 p.m.: Saturday, derful fa-CUltles provided are to Everything MUST clear, most stock half-price. about. April 30th. 2-6 p.m.; Sunday, May 1st. 2-6 p.m. Support local jobs and local charities. be congratulated," he said. Cllr. Wright said as u was Special on School Supplies Chocolates. Sweets All members of the Council laid out at present, he thought Admission £1, Children and OAPs free. Show enquiries Telephone (021) 371032 all reduced. associated themselves with the the junction was very dan- Central Dairies Ltd., Dungarvan remarks of the Chairman. gerous. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988.

SPRATT CAUSEWAY TENNIS CLUB NOTES APRIL ANTICS LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES MONATREA, YOUGHAL and beginners night on Thurs- Sundays Well on Saturday. 7th GOLF CLUB NOTES hews. nieces relatives and day. Numbers were small but May to watch "real tennis" On Sat. 30th the Purcell (.By direction of Mr. Liam Hallahan, who is Familiar now is the sight of Shield team have their first friends To all we offer our satisfied last, week when Ireland plays Cyprus on There was a big turnout over deepest sympathy. May she dutiful mothers coaching Friday 6th to Sun 8th May. outing in Tramore at 11 p.m. retiring due to ill-health) hordes of youngsters at net- the weekend for the Cork Ex- This is a day when we need as rest in peace. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE aminer Am Am qualifier. The level at the practice sessions on INTER-FIRMS NEWS TEAM COACHING many supporters as possible, so e. 39 ACRES ROADSIDE RESIDENTIAL FARM Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat- calving season must, be over for If you can at all be there. The CASTLE OPEN urdays. These patient personae Later this year with a fixed Tom cahill as obviously he was team would appreciate your WITH ATTRACTIVE RANGE OF OUTOFFICES date of May 23 to 29, just before Greg Morris will be in the able to give his full attention St. Carthage's House Manage- n.ay get their reward even if Causeway next Saturday, 29th support. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY heaven is the place for it! our open week which starts on to golf and book his trio to ment Board are hoping for a May 30. Ring Theresa Keane. April to concentrate on coach- Also on Saturday 30th and up Edrnond Spratt & Son are instructed to offer for sale Kerry. to 11 a.m. Sunday 1st May. fine day on Saturday when the 41545 for info. ing our cup teams with some Results: 18 H. Stableford — Castle will be open to the pub- this exceptionally attractive holding and situate at Mona- FURIOUS FRIENDLIES time made available for others. there is a 9 H. v. Par. From 11 1st, T. Cahill (16) 42 pts.; 2nd. a.m. on Sunday the first tee is lic. It is a great opportunity for trea East, adjacent to Oaliso Bay, with single storey re- D Tobin (17) 41 pts.: Gross R. us to see this beautiful castl° Our juniors have been dis- CONGRATULATIONS reserved for the ladies. novated dwelling and range of farm out-offices, including covering Ireland by travelling Ormonde (7) 32 pts • 3rd S. The draw for the club singles and gardens. At the same time O'Flynn (19) 39 pts. yon will be helping towards the recently erected hayshed thereon. to Tramore, Sunday's Well, Congratulations to Ballinroad championship is now posted in Youghal and Lower Aghada to Team for the Cork Examiner the clubhouse. The preliminary running costs of St. Carthage's Solrs: Murphy, McCullagh & Co., Gnat tan Square, lor reaching the Anal of the Am Am — Category: 0-7 R. Or- House. play friendly matches. Some Munster Winter League Div. 2. and 1st rounds must be played Dungarvan, having carriage of sale success and much experience monde- 8-13 J. Hornibrook: 14- After a weil earned and compre- 18 T. Cahill. by Tuesday, 10th May. Detailed particulars next issue. has been garnered from these hensive defeat, of Fountains- LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES: outings. The next, fortnight is a busy town in adverse weather condi- time on the golf calendar, start- JUVENILE SECTION DUNGARVAN AREA tions, they won their place in ing on Friday 29th with the be- TRAMORE TACTICS the final against Hillview Well all is in readiness for MILK QUOTA AVAILABLE ginning of the mixed foursomes our u-14 Inter-County Hurling (Clonmel), played in Ballinroad season. The first, night commen- 19,000 gals, for 5 years. In the company of Kathleen on Sunday. Unsuccessful n the Blitz. The response for sponsor- 0 ces with a 3 ball scramble, the shin for our programme has Best offers. Barrett and Maeve O'Rlordan. day Helen Clinton, speaking as draw for which is now posted a horde of ul2's, u/14's and President, of the I.L.T.A. praised been excellent, so thanks to Further details from Che Auctioneers. in the clubhouse. Afterwards everyone who has contributed ul6's descended on the courts at DAVIS CUP their commitment in particular the monthly presentation of iTramore Tennis Club. Many of and Dungarvan in general to There has been an unavoid- MITOHEL STREET, DUNGARVAN prizes takes place. All prizewin- able change in one of the teams these juniors were appearing List- still up for anyone inter- Munster tennis. ners or their representatives The Charity Week begins on PRIME DEVELOPMENT SITE c. 1.68 ACRES for the first time at club level ested in travelling by bus to Monday, 2nd May to Sunday participating — Na Piarsaigh of must ba present. Cork have had to pull out at FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY but all performed well with this 8th May The form of competi- showing in a final score of 22 10 tion is 9 H. Stableford with the the last moment due to cham- 1 he Auctioneers invite enquiries and offers in respect in our favour. Tramore hospita- two best cards to count. pionship commitments in Cork of this roadside garden /orchard plot, having excellent lity was appreciated and hope- but in the Rapparees of Wex- Best, of luck to the Purcell ford the organisers have found noadside frontage, being one of the few remaining green fully will be reciprocated in a team. Perhaps they could take return match. an equally fine team. site areas adjacent to town centre and services, being inspiration from the following Hopefully the weather will be verse:— kind to us so please come out suitable for multi-development (residential, commercial oi SERENITY IN SUNDAYS If you think you are beaten otherwise). WELL! and support this event. Also a you are; big thank you to the people who Solicitors: Farrell & Morrissey, , Dungarvan Mary Ellard and Maeve Car- If you think you dare not. you will look after the lads in their and J. F. Williams & Co., Main Street, Dungarvan thy chauffeured an u/14 mixed don't. homes — the Craobh Chiara'.n If you like to win. but you ((having carriage of sale) team to the plush terrain of the from Dublin will be staying as Sundays Well courts. Unper- think you can't, guests of the club for the week- turbed by the unfamiliar sur- It is almost certain you won't. end and we hone that they and face underfoot, all played well If you think you'll lose, you're indeed the lads from Limerick against, strong opposition. Pat- lost, and Wexford will onjo] the Edmond Spratt & Son, rick and Gerard met UD with For out of the world we find whole experience. two Munster team players, TELEPHONE (058M.2211 Success begins with a fellow's Our u-14 Gaelic footballers M.I.A.VX Crotty and Scannell. with Pat- will— bowed out Of this year's cham- rick narrowly losing after a very .It's all in the state of the pionship as a result of a defeat close match. Our duo wrested mind. by Abbeyside during the week sweet revenge by defeating If you think you are out Though defeated the boys did their victors in the doubles en- classed, you are— their best and what, more can counter. Peter and Enda made You've got to think high to one ask for. their day by winning their rise. singles and doubles. Our girls Also well done to the Lismore You've got to be sure of your- lads on the West Waterford u-16 SALES BY HARTY & CO. coming up against strong play, self before responded accordingly, with hurling team who are doing the You can ever win a prize. West proud in the Munster AREA Clodagh pipped at the post for Life's battles don't, always go a single victory. F'inal score 8-4 Championship. Keep up the TO LET — 40 ACRES to Sundays well. To the stronger 0r faster •rood work lads and the best of FOR GRAZING AND HAY OR SILAGE m am; luck in your next game. But soon or late the man who Finally the C.B.S. u-15i Col- Details from the Auctioneers:— wins lege team go Into action against HARTY & CO., M.I.A.V.I., Auctioneers. Valuers, Estate Hhannon in the semi-final of Agents. Telephone 058/41377 Is tihe man who thinks he can. this championship on this Fri- day. the 29th of April. Wouldn't LADIES GOLF NOTES it b,> great to see Lismore C.B.S. A big congratulations is in :r another Munster final — so order for the Minor League (27- here's wishing the team every 36) who beat Templemore in success. John Coade, Manager TSB. Dungarvan presenting a set of togs and stockings for Dungarvan Lismore last Monday and are off F.S. Details of Dick Ahearne's Crystal AFC to player-manager Pat Tutty. Included are Martin O'Donnell, club secretary to play Clonmel on Monday. League will appear next week. LIAM GLEESON & SONS (Photo: Rory Wyley) May 2nd. The best of luck to i P.R.O Lismore Juvenile Sec- and Anne O'Leary, TSB. everybody on the team which is tion _ Lismore G.A.A. Club). Required for cash clients— — Annette MoCarthyL Eleanor LAND SUITABLE FOR FORESTRY Burns, Brid Henry, Teresa Ryan and Angela Allen. DEVELOPMENT YOUGHAL AWAY TO CAUSEWAY The junior league team had Top prices paid. very hard luck when they were Details to:— Meanwhile back at the ranch, beaten on the 19th by a putt an u-14 friendly was proceeding when they met Cahir in Cahir LIAM GLEESON & SONS, Auctioneers pleasantly under the capable BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES car treasure hunt combined last Tuesday. Well there's al- Grange, Co. Waterford. Phone 024/94134 hands of Mary Verling and Eil- SYMPATHY amazement. Their speed and ways next year ladies. een Brennan. Youghal won on Sincere sympathy is extended timing were a joy to behold an:! with an orienteering outing and The 18 hole competition ar- the day 13-10. to Mrs. Biddv Quirke. Ballyduff they must be without doubt hot this spectacular event will take ranged for 4th May has been on the recent death of her favourites for the final. The place on May 16 with huge cash deferred to the 11th May. club is organising a bus to tra- prizes and a fantastic broph,y. DOWN IN LOWER AGHADA sister. vel to the finale, which prom- and it is open to all. watch this The 9 hole Wednesday compe- G.A.A. NOTES ta ils tition was won by our Captain. Theresa Keane and Donal On Monday night next the ises to be a great night 'morn- space for further de ' - Connie Dowd with 32i. LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES BALLYSAGGART NOTES Verling drove an u-12 team to u-14 footballers play St. Pat- ing!), so names please ais soon Our esteemed secretary has The sheet is up in the club- CARD RESULTS Faha in the first game of th- play B'illy Flynn's proteges on rick's in the divisional final of as possible to members, as there entry forms for the "Queen of house for next Sunday's compe- Weekly Draw: Week No. 14 — list. Mick Crowley/Jimmy Hor- Jun'or B Championship. Friday evening. On the night, are only a few vacant seats tihe Land." " Bachelor of the Results: £50 (149) Misses Deir- the (C) Championship in Cap left. tition. Draw will take place on nibrook; 2nd. Dave Hoare Eilo This may only be Faha's they found the competition too Year" and "Blue Jeans country Friday night. —("Divot"). drP and Sinead O'Donoghue. strong- but played well and will poquin at 7.3o p.m. The boys Glounthane £30 (19) Mr. Liam Connors; 3rd. Paddy and Mary second string outfit but they have come through the league Queen," competitions, so don't Power. Moss Morrissey Dan have gained a large number of have learned many lessons from Conna Macra are organising a te Shy. BRIDGE RESULTS Ahearne. Towns Park; £20 (289) the score Of 8-4. unbeaten and defeated St. Pat- bus to Trabolgan on this Sun- Miss Marion Coleman, Parks Lenihan. Jlames Hyland Pa players from the Mitchels Club rick's easily in that. Monday Geoghegan; Last 5. John and however and will be a very day at 6.30 p.m. and they have The club found themselves at 1st. Mrs. M. Hanraha- and Road- £15 (298) Mr. Nigel Kav- strong combination. AGHADA VIA YOUGHAL night's game however will be Issued an invitation to the club Conna field day on Sunday Mr. M. Lineen: 2nd, Mrs. T. anagh. Parks Road: £10 (262) Jean Bennett. Mary. Nora Wil- totally different and we w'll loughby. Lucky Tables, Karen to join them in an evening of night and though we didn't win Ryan and Mr. T. Roche: 3rd. Mrs Kathleen Hogan East We look forward to a good On Saturday, highly efficient need to be at our best if we splashing. any prizes at least we didn't Mrs. J. Howard and Mr. A Main Street: £10 (118i Mr. Fenton/Mary Fenton, Josis are to bring the trophy back to Mangan, Marie Cahill. Raffle: performance from our lads to organising meant that a bus A meeting was held in St. get lost along the way. On Fri- Crotty. Sonny B'ransfield. East Main St. get the playing season off to a took our u-14 and u-18 teams to the village. We wish the team Michael's Hall on Saturday day night last- the club headed The next draw will be held Pa Geoghegan, MOss Morrissey. Lower Aghada, dropping off an the besit of luck and hope to LISMORE ATHLETIC CLUB Bridie O'Brien. Mary Kennefick. winning start. Players are ask- night with a very nice attend- 'en masse' to Lismore to cele- in the Red House on Saturday. ed to be in the dressingrooms u-16 team in Youghal On the see good support in Cappoquin ance present (well maybe we brate Anne Casey's 21st birth- April 30th at 8.15 p.m. All are GAA NOTES at 6.45 p.m. way. The Causeway hit Aghada All players are requested to b? are prejudiced but . . .) The day. A great night was had by On Sunday last, April the 21th welcome to attend. —(Advt.). Football Championship, Satur- by storm with our players win- in thie village at 6.45 p.m. agenda involved organising a all. - PRO. forty of the Lismore athletes ning all but two of their mat- travelled to Ring Old Parish Senior Hurling — On Sunday day in Cappoquin — On this In the schools' hurling we evening. April 17th. the senior Saturday. April 30 in CappoqUn ches. Travelling home they Open Sports. Once again they picked up a triumphant u-16 suffered a 6-6 to 3-1 defeat in all ran very well and brought hurlers got off to a wonderful at 7 p.m. our junior footballers Ballymaoarbry on Monday team who had cleared the board home 42 plaques. ThP results start in the senior hurling get our championship season ofl Touraneena against Youghai in a most, en- night in' a very entertain'ng are as follows:— championshiD with a convin- to a start when they take on joyable atmosphere for all con- game. Team was: J. Feeneiy. M. cing 4 point win over Roanmore cerned. Molumphy. M. Drislane. J Boys u-8. D. O'Gorman 1st (1-10 to 0-9). played in atrocious Toh'n. P. Scanlon. J. Twomey, 100m.- Boys u-10. T. Barry. 3rd weather conditions, with heavy Notes G .Feeney. T. Molumphy P. Mol- DUNGARVAN >.

Despite a claim by a teacher mum of 80% of the 1987 figures cause of the inadequacy o-f the the CEO's optimism would to the CEO he thought it, was member of the County Water- th's year. Any shortfalls in fund- Department allocations." said prove well founded as the year Fiianna Fail's Brian Lenihan ford Vocational Education Com- ing will also have to bp re-Mr. Flynn. progresses. The fact was that taiking. "However, I will wait mittee that it is becoming in- couped either through savings "There is little point in the Department of Education and see how thinss unfold," he creas'inglv difficult to function or cuts in services, but he be- creating anv other impression," has been chipping away at addied. at the Vocational Schools be- lieved th-eiy could affect savings he added. their allocations for the past Mr. Kelleher repeated his cause of the inadequacy of the without services being hit. Mr. Kelleher said he was not few vears, and he agreed with "reasonable satisfaction" with saying for one moment that Mr. Flynn when he said the tills year's level of allocations financial allocations from the However, Mr. Austin Flynn., 1 Department of Education, ttv who is a member o-f the teach- there aire no problems. "Of time must soon come when they from the Department, and in CEO insisted that the 1988 allo- ing staff at Dungarvan Voca- course there are," he siaid, "but will have to draw the line and the area of "pay" ai'Jocaitio-ns— cations overall compare satis- tional School, sa'.d that ,ait some overall we have not done too say "no more" to the outbacks. salaries and wages — said they factorily with last year at the stage they will have to draw the badly and this year's financial Cllr. Kyne said that listening Willi have full funding. Committee's monthly meeting line as far as financial cutbacks allocations from the Depart- held in Dungarvan last week. are concerned. ment compare satisfactorily Mr. Donal Kelleher, CEO said "Anyone with eyes can s>ee with those of 1987." expenditure on overtime and that we are having difficulty NO MORE travel cannot exceed a maxi- functioning in our schools be- Cllr. B. Kyne said he hoped ABBEYSIDE

Photographed above are the winners of the Easter Basketball Blitz held at Dungarvan SHORE Sports Centre and sponsored by Jack and Pat Flanagan, Coffee Lounge, Dungarvan (1. to r.): Paul O'Connor, Tom Keith (Manager Sports Complex presenting the trophies on behalf of the sponsors), Brigitte McGrath, Sharon Murphy (capt.), Kieran O'Mahony and Richard Fraher. Below are the runners-up (1. to r.): Austin Hallahan, Brendan Hayes, Tom Keith ANGLING Bernice Dormann Kade, Tara Burke (capt.), Niamh Morrissey, Brian Truman and Leonard Tutty. (Photos: Claire Cusack) CLUB NOTES The Power Engineering Open Competition, fished at Helvlck inclusive. A certificate will be on Saturday. 9th April, attract- awarded for each species of fish ed anglers from Abbeyside, Ard- caught above the previous more, Tramore-Waterford and weight set. We will keep you in- Dungarvan. Fishing a rising formed of the weights set. tide for the duration of the With the interest as such in I competition the return of Ash the ladies section of the club, ' was disappointing with dogfish we will be holding a two in 'me. and flounder being the main a demonstration and competi- species. tion on Sunday May 1st at Quanns, from 4.30 to 7 p.m. All 1st. Gerry Donovan; 2nd. ladies are welcome for this — Benny Wall; 3rd, Nancy Cash- members and non-mombers man- 4th. Jimmy Lenihan: 1st alike. lady, Cait Mulcahy; 1st juven- ile. Jennifer Young. CARD NIGHT Our Chairman in the pres- ence of the sponsor, presented The club are holding a card a beautiful array of prizes, night in Barton's. The Pike, on thanking our sponsor for hisFrida y night, May 13th. We are continuous support to the club appealling to club members to and looking forward to future come along and support us and support. He also thanked Syl- t0 bring as many friends as vester Murray and his wife for possible. All are welcome. the use of their premises for —(PRO.). DUNGARVAN NOVELTY ACT who competed in The Scor County Finals at Kill the presentation of prizes. Community Centre, recently. (Photo by Kiely) Our Master Angler table after four Open and four Closed com- petitions is as follows — 1st. Tony Crowe 140 pts.- 2nd. John Cronin 110 pts.: 3rd Damlen Dillon 101 pts.: 4th, Michael Power and Michael Cowming 97 County pts.; 6th. Tony Elstead 87 pts. ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES The lady master angler, Cait TROOP MEETING gimental inspection on every- For the opening game Kieran Mulcahy 70 pts: joint 2nd. one. It was the well turned out had the patrols crossing the Nancy Cashman and Anne Cow- Cornhaltas Eire Patrol of Michael Verling river on tables and chairs. Here ming 30 pts. 1987 A Year Oi New Records After the opening prayer the patrols revised part of the cook- who came out tops, the Ireland Gerard Mullen led his troops to ing skills test. While the subs. Patrol were second and the Aus- victory. RECORD FISH SCHEME werp being collected Kieran and trlan. Swiss and Italian Patrols i It was such a beautiful even- Notes JVTJchapi carried out a. fairly re- / all tied for third sDOt. The honour of the first fish inK ouf. wo decided w,. would to be- ratined lor ihr rrcrord Ush Th<, County Fleadh Commit- have an outdoor patrol activity. ter sri- working hard to ensure For Watertord Co-op scheme goes to Benny wall with For this each of the patrol lead- a river eel of 1 lb. The dura- this year's Fleadh Na nDeise in ers were given questions based Cappoquin will be week-end i tion of this, scheme for this a The Annual General Meeting ing profits, depreciation and The scale of such develop- on tonight's revision and after year is 10th April to 31st Dec.. to remember. Friday. 3rd June other sources amounted to receiving their questions they sees the start of the set compe- of the Waterford Co-op Society ments over the next few years KNOW YOUR RIGHTS proceeded to various parts of titions with the juniors, u-12. will be held at Dungarvan £11.9 million. That was an in- will require the harnessing ol' the Village. The patrols now led 12-15. 15-18 and junior ladies. Sports Centre on Tuesday. May crease of £3.2 million over the a niumbe-r of sources of invest- handicapped son? If so, where 1986 level. A further £4.5 mil- ment funds. All avenues and Q.—Is there a grant which wt by the Assistants went, from Saturday. 4th June — Senior 10 commencing at 2 p.m. and can get to make alterations to should we apply? base to base answering the dif- Mixed and Ladies, all taking notices to this effect together lion was released Jrom a reduc- possibilities will be explored to our home for our physically A. — Yes, there is a grant ferent questions. If all were place in the Boathouse. Please with the Annual Report of the tion in working capital levels. secure the right terms ait the which you might apply for in fully correct the P.L. signed Growth take note of closing date for en- activities of the Society during The benefits of tight financial right time, in this regard the order to provide an extra room their sheets and they went to tries — May 20th. Look out for 1987 were issued to members of management, including reduced Board has requested that all or other structural work neces- the next base and so on until details in this newspaper in the che Society last week. borrowings, have followed the ground work be completed they returned to the Den where coming weeks. through with a reduction of with a view to establishing a sary for the proper accommo- they were then given further dation of your son. ANNUAL CONGRESS £1.1 million in interest costs in quoted public limited company, clues which led to a treasure. Continues 1987 and, in balance sheet should that particular source NAOMH PADRAIG In many cases, building an The winners were the Austrian Annual Congress of C.C.E. extra room e.g. bathroom and takes place at An Culturlann in terms, by a return on capital prove attractive at the point at Patrol led by Brendan Flynn employed of 13 per cent,. This which funding is required. This toilet facilities at ground level with Aidan Mullarkey and Wil- Monkstown. Co. Dublin on April :s essential to provide suitable liam Fennell helping the other 30th and May 1st. It's important compares with a return of H must however, be regarded as C.C.E. living conditions for a disabled recruits along. at FBD for all branch delegates to at- per cent in 1'986. just one of the options avail- person. It may be necessary tc tend. Yet a further very important able to the shareholders in the provide ramps, widen doors reflection of progress was the future development of the DANCING CLASS IN SETS GALORE striking figure of 11 per cent Society. COOLNASMEAR HALL lower light switches and door Recently over forty people handles. This grant can help Insurance pic. from Brookes Academy in Dub- for ratio of borrowings to Following on the excellent towards these alterations. lin came to Dungarvan and shareholders funds. This can be progress of the first term of compared with the 1986 level In the case of a "non-vested" FBD Insurance pic. announces stayed at Lawlor's Hotel. Their step-dancing classes with our pre-tax profits of £2.71 million aim was to learn the Waterford of 19 per cent which m iitself new teacher Michael Ryan, the (i.e. rented) local authority reflected a remarkably healthy house flat, the local authority for the year ended December 31. Set, which they did also the second term will commence on Melleray Lancer and the Dun- financial condition. Wednesday. May 4th — regis- may pay a grant of the approv- 1987. representing a 97.8 per MAJOR DUBLIN cent increase on the previous manway set. This week-end was tration for 10 weeks will be ed cost of tihe work. In all organised by Mary Marrinan. DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY taken on the night — beginners other cases the local authority The meeting ended with year. A higher tax charge of notices and presentations to our £ 1.275m resulted in a slower Coiste Rlnce Comhairle na welcome. There will be no class may pay up to two-thirds of the Mhumhan. With them was the As part of its development on tonight Wednesday, April approved cost. However, this is three best overall sponsorship rate of growth in after tax pro- PROMOTION BY collectors from our recent walk. great, box player Brendan. The strategy which h-as been clearly 27th as Michael has been in- generally subject to a maxi- fits which were 38.5 per cent Tomas Kiely and Eoin Clancy up at £1.44m. group also paid a visit to Ring defined in its 5 year plan, Wa- vited to perform a Cornhaltas mum grant of £4,000 to £5,000 where a good session was also terford Co-op is actively engag- concert in Sardinia. received the runners-up prize depending on the local author- with the top prize going to Alan Growth in insurance prem- had. ed in a search for relevant ex- ity concerned. Mulcahy. Well done Alan. iums continued but at slower pansion possibilities. Some of SOUTH EAST MUSIC CLASSES The fact that a grant had pace reflecting a levelling off of —(Alice Fitzgerald. PRO). these will o-bviously come by Anyone in our branch area previously been pai'd for other PEER GROUP HIKE prem'.um rates prevailing in the means of acquisition and the interested in music lessons, work on the house does not market. Net premiums earned board has already demonstrated commencing in September affect this grant application. Thanks to Mrs. O'Connor who were 6.6 per cent up ait £23.55m that its interests are not con- TOURISM should contact the Secretary or You should apply to your dropped us off behind Melleray while gross premium Income fined to home market projects. any member of the branch im- iocal authority (the corporation where we began our journey grew to £42.4m. mediately as there are already or county council). They will over the mountains. The fog The underwriting loss of The Society's promaoMity. The South Eastern Regional waiting lists at some classes decide whether the work is forced us to take an alternative £4.58m was again well covered Letters To cash flow, balance sheet Tourism Organisation is to particularly Ballinroad and Fin- necessary and what grant vou route alone the sides of the strength and effective utilisa- make a major bid to push the nisk. by Returns on Investments w 11 get. Knockmealdowns. After lunch, which grew by 28 per cent to tion of investment, clearly de- region's home tourism revenue up over the £40 million mark COUNTY FLEADH CHEOIL (This column has been com- the weather brightened up and £7.29m. Investments at year end The Editor monstrate its financial capacity piled by Dungarvan Community the rest of the walk to our over- The Editor, for significant acquisitions and this year when it holds its big totalled £75.7m and also show- MR. STEPHEN O'CONNOR At the recent Co. Board meet- Information Centre which pro- night destination — the gap — ed a 28 per cent increase. Of "Dungarvan Leader." joint ventures. ge-st ever Home Holidays Promo- ing we were informed that, com- was enjoyable. Dear Sir — I and my family vides a free and confidential this figure, £32.9m was held in tion ' in Dublin during the petitors in the Co. Fleadh in service to the public. Opening had a Spring holiday ln Co. Wa- In their report to the share- month of May. Cappoquin should be entered Disaster struck twice and one cash deposits and £25.5m in terford after a number of years. holders. the Chairman,, Mr. not later than May 20th times of centre, which is located of the tents broke and three of government gilts and shares. With business worth £38 in the courthouse are: Mon- We went along to show our John Barry and Chief Execu- A branch meeting will be held the six had to sleep in a lodge Claims incurred grew by 5.7childre n our special spot, and tive Mr. Stephen O'Connor state million almost half the region's days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays on the side of the road. They per cent to £24.06m. Outstand- we were very sad about the total tourism earnings, coming to-night, Wednesday 27th and —7.30 p.m.-9 p.m.; Fridays—11 that for Waterford Co-op 1987 all members are requested to had a fire going all night to ing claims have risen to Grove and warren walk which was a year of several important THIS WEEK ACOT from the home market and over attend. —(P.R.O.). a.m.-12.30 p.m.: Saturdays—1) keep them warm and everybody £50.85m. These provisions are in was a pleasant walk to the 50of that market living in a.m. -1 p.m.) new records, not least of which slept well. After our breakfast line with the company's tradi-inch, and all the nice seats that was a surge forward in profits the greater Dublin area, SEIRTO the next day we set off on the tional policy of providing for were in the Grove. We were told will target its promotion on 'he road to the "Cat's Bar," where by 45 per cent to £6.1 million. outstanding claims on a conser- that the old canal was to beThis - was achieved on turnover CO. WATERFORD major Dublin Shopping Centres we were collected by Joe. Over- vative basis including full pro- cleaned out; how nice It would throughout the month of May. all the trin was enjoyable even that rose biy 5 per cent to a re- visions for the Motor Insurers be to start to clean out also the cord £228 million. After excep- Colourful pavilion-style stands, if things didn't work out exact- Bureau of Ireland. grand stream which flowed manned by personnel from the ly as planned. tional rationalisation costs o-f through Miss Anson's ground to SAYS tourist offices and from tlie var- Shareholders interest in- over £700,000 and provision for join the canal. We always hoped Interest on shares and convert- ious tourism sectors in the re- SYMPATHY creased 20 per cent to £7.9m they would get the fountains coil will be located in strate- as a result of the continued ible loan stock at £359.000, re- TILLAGE working on the Monument and tained earning amounted to Early sown spring crops are gically placed Shopping Cen- We extend our sympathy to strengthening of the group's a wire brush on the old spout tres. "We're getting out after thp McGovern family, Kilrush. financial position. To enable by the Bridge, and of course over £5 million, an increase ot at 1-3 leaf stage. Top dress with 30 per cent on 1086. nitrogen now. Monitor crops for the customers," said Mr. Bill on the death of Edward McGov- shareholders to benefit from still no public toilet. Walsih, Manager of SERTO. ern. Eddie was one of the first this growth, shareholders re- pest damage. Plan for early sixteen scouts invested into the —JOHN O'BRIEN, week control. "Thousands of people pass cently received a 1 for 10 issue PROGRESS AND STRENGTH through these Centres each 4th Waterford ln 1930 and was of bonus shares. 45, Aerodrome Road. SHEEP a life long supporter of the unit. Hendon. London. 111 mid-season flocks. April is weeik and we want to he there At last year's AGM share- The statement of the Chair to sell the faces and places of We extend our sympathy to 1 April 14, 1988. man and Chief Executive then the month when ewes begin to holders approved proposals to I Editor's Note: Although not the South East which we know BRIDGE CORNER all the relatives of Gerard Lan- change the structure of the went on as follows: get on their backs and sub- stated in the letter we presume stantial losses can occur In- are the perfect ingredients for nigan, Dublin, who died last Group to enable It to engage family holidays and short ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB DEISE BRIDGE CLUB w«ek. Gerard was also one of the above refers to Lismore. I This position of progress and spect the flock 5-6 times a day, In a broader range of invest- strength is a welcome reflection breaks. Results, April 18 — 1st. Justin thp first scouts invested Into ments than heretofore, in line starting at dawn. Results Of President's (Mrs. and Mary Spratt: 2nd. Mary Abbeyside scouting and was of several years of planning "We will be using the occa- Eileen Frost i Prize, held on 12th with the Group's original and investment that was de- CALVES Fleming and Una Prendergast; uncle of Fr. Kevin Lannigan the objectives. With warm calm weather, sion, of this promotion to bring April _ 1st. Mrs. Sheila Veale present National Chaplain of signed to meet the needs of the home to people the good value 3rd. Doreen Keane and Charles These proposals have now check ventilation in calf houses. and Mrs. Mary Fenton: 2nd. O'Doherty; 4th. Ina Considlne C.B.S.I. time in general efficiency, pro- Warm da.mp conditions in calf holidays available in the South Mrs. Rita Harnedy and Mrs. and Ann McNally. been finalised. They involve duct range and market ex- East and the ease with which Annabelle Lannen: 3rd. Mrs. creating a new parent company FINE GAEL NEWS houses will iincrease the risk ot DUNGARVAN BRIDGE CLUB —("SUB-SCRIBE PLUS"). ploitation. pneumonia. they can explore the whole re- Brid Killigrew and Ms. Cait April 7 — 1st, Mr. T. Mulcahy which will own the Insurance At the recent A.G.M. Of the gion. By basing themselves in Christopher- 4th, Ms. Evelyn company and which will be In strong support of the re- SUCKLERS and Miss M. Spratt- 2nd. Mr. J. Dungarvan District Executive, Many stickler cows are inon e location, a whole host of McConville and Mrs. Bernie able to operate In a more flex- the following officers were elect- cord bottom line profits is- the Mansfield and Mrs. L. O'Don- fact that capital expenditure in thin condition at, this time of activities and scenery is within Murphy. nell: 3rd. Mr. C. Carthy and Mr. ible manner. Shareholders will ed for the coming year- arm's length." said Mr. Walsh. Choose own shares In the new parent 1987 amounted to £14 million, year, cows suckling one calf N Hayes. fcjr.xil,^ Chairman—Brendan O'Brien; should be kept on bar pasture The South East Home Holi- CUNNIGAR BRIDGE CLUB company in the same way as Vice-do. — Nell Foley; Secretary but borrowings were, neverthe- e April 14—1st. Mrs. J. O'Keeffe Guaranteed less, reduced to under £5 mil- for 2-3 weeks after calving to days Promotion, will be launch- Results, April 13 — 1st. Mrs. and Mrs. T. Mulcahy, 2nd, Mrs. they do in the existing company —Therese Troy: Joint Treasur- with no change in farmer con- lion. This reduction was from restrict milk supply. After that ed by the Minister of state for A. Butler and Mrs. B. Killigrew: C Dempsey and Mrs. P. Mc- products ers — Alne O'Riordan and they should be put. onto good i Tourism, Mr. Denis Liyoms. T.D.. 2nd. Mrs. T. Dempsey and Mrs. Carthy. trol involved. The new company Breeda Rousseau; PRO — Alne the already healthy figure of will have the same board and O'Riordan: District Organiser- £7.2 million in 1986. grass to build up body condi- I at a reception in the Burling- B. O'Shea 3rd. Mrs.'C. McCar- End of Season Party and tion quickly. I ton Hotel on Tuesday, M'ay 3. thy and Mrs. M. Foley. AOM, April 29. management. Michael Butler. Funds generated from operat- PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988.

RADLEYS LOUNGE Week-End T.V. Viewing Political Broadcast by the 6 10 — The Week .In The Lords fast Time. 8.55—Regional News 6 so — News view. 7.30 — World and Weather. 9.00—News, Wea- Social Democratic Party. 10.5'5 ABBEYSIDE Newsnght. Weatherview. Snooker. 8.00' — Dance Master ther; The Show. 11.40— class. 8.45 — Sophia and Con- 9.20— Kilroy! 10.00- News. Wea- 11.45-1.05 a.m.—World Snooker. RTE 1 ther: Cartoon Triple Bill. 10.25— stance. 9.35 — World Snooker WEEK-ENDENTERTAINMENT Children's BBC followed by SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Hi.00-12.30 a.m.—Film: The Fog. FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Play School. 10.50—Paddtngton. John carpenter's horror film 3.00 — 'Live' At Three includ- 10.55—Five To Eleven. 11.00 — 6.5o a.m. _ Open University. starring Jamie Lee Curtis, ing News Headlines. 4.00 — News. Weather; World Snooker. 2.45 p.m.—Network East. 3.25— Adrienne Barbeau and Hal Hold- Thursday, May 28— Deropsey's Den with Bosco. 4.30 Incl. 12.00 News, Weather. 12.55 Film: The Green Cockatoo. An brook. A hundred years after CRAZY NIGHT WITH EDDIE COADY —Happy Birthday. 4.35 — Cock- P.m.—Regional New® and Wea- American-style gangster movie tihe deliberate stoking of a ship- leshell Bay. 4.50—Newsline. 5.15 with a Soho setting and John load of refugees and the theft TAKE YOUR PICK — £195 — The Gemini Factor. 5.45 — ther. 1.00 One O'Clock News, Mills as an. entertainer whose of their gold by men of Antonio News. 6.00—The Angelus. 6.01— Weather. 1.30—Neighbours. 1.50 —World Snooker. 2.15 — Cham- brother is killed by a race-track Bay the ghosts of the victims Friday, April 29 — PHASE 2 Newstime. 6.30 _ All In Good return to haunt the present-day Faith. 7.00 — Evening Extra. pagne For Caesar. Sparkling gang. With Rene Ray and 7.30—Room Outside. 8.00—Mat- comedy starring Ronald Colman Robert Newton '1937, black and folk of the small American Saturday, April 30 — SOUND CHECK lock. 9.00 _ News. 9.30 — The and co-starring Celeste Holm white). 4.30 — World Snooker. town 01979). Late Late Show presented by (1950, black and white). iCaesar Gay Byrne. 11.30 _ News. 11.35- incidentally, is a parrot, whose Sunday, May 1 — TWIST OF BRANDY 1.25 a.m. — The Late Night Fri- voice is provided by Mel Blanc). day Movie: Doing Life. Inspired 3.50 — Children's BBC starting by the real-life story of Jerry with Laurel and Hardy. 4.00— Rosenberg, a small-time Brook- Caterpillar Trail. 4.15 — Paw lyn hood and convicted killer Paws. 4.35—Knock Knock! 5.00 HIGHLIGHTS OF RTE I AND RTE 2 TV who escapes the electric chair —NewsrO'Und. 5.05 — Gentle Ben to become one of America's first inew series). 5.36—Waleis Today. DECKIES LOUNGE jailhouse lawyers and ended up 6.00 — six O'Clock News, Wea- as spokesman for the convicts ther. 6.35 — Neighbours. 7.00 — SCHEDULES FOR THE WEEK MODELIGO during the infamous Attica up- Wlogan. 7.4o — Every Second SUNDAY, MAY 1 Europe: 9.30-1010 p.m.—In this rising. Starring Tony Danza. Counts. 8.15—Dynasty. 9.00 — A special programme for Europe Saturday Night, April 30— SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Parity Political Broadcast by tihe RTE 1 — Film: The Zoo Against Cancer,' sponsored by Social Democratic Party. 9.10— Robbery: 2.50-4.00 p.m.—A barge the European Commission, the PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE — Jackpot £130 1>0.30 — Action Station Satur- Nine O'Clock News, Weather. on London's Regents C'anal day. 12.50 — News Headlines. varytog incidences of different 9.40—Thin, Air. 1:0.30 — Sport- makes a good base for visiting types of cancer and their 12.52 — Sports Stadium. 5.10— folio. 10.55—Film: Spacehunter: the London Zoo. It could also Sunday Night, May 1 — SLATER and the Bar- causes throughout Europe is Adventures In The Forbidden make as good a base as amy for examined. clays 6.00—The Angelus. 6.01^ Zone. Sci-fi adventure starring someone wanting to kidnap one News. 6. IS—Mail bag. 6.35 — Car- Peter Strauss as a galactic of the animals. Starring Paul RTE 2—Cineclub: The Woman toon Time. 6.45 — Ireland: A bounty hunter attempting the Gyngell, Denise Gyngell and in The Window: 8.40-10.15 p.m. "ANGEL" who fronts "The Clowns" at Lismore Hotel on this Writer's Island. Written by Tim rescue of three maidens from a Karen Lucas. —A refreshingly intelligent Pat Coogan and narrated by Friday night, April 29. deadly mutant-infested zone on Echoes: 9.20-10.20 p.m. — thriller abo-ut a grass-widow JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL Brian McGrath. 8.00—Eurovision a distant planet (1983. first professor who befriends a girl Song Contest. 10.45^News. 11.00 Maeve Binchy's best-selling Showing). 12.00 — The Rockford novel. 2: Clare O'Brien returns and finds himself involved to a Telephone 058/54304; 54219 —The Great Bookie Robbery. Files starring James Garner. Concluding a three-part drama from hoarding school to Castle- murder. Starring: Edward G. 'The Empty Frame.' 1.10 a.m.— bay for an idyllic holiday in the Robinson and Joan Bennett. based On fact. Starring John Wealthier. Tonight, Friday, April 29 — Dancing to— Bach, Catherine Wt'lkin ant? summer of 1958. her attention On The Live Side: 10.50-11.20. firmly fastened on- the doctor's ANGEL AND THE CLOWNS CIDONA CARRICK Gary Day. 12.50—Uate News. THURSDAY, MAY 5 SATURDAY, APRIL 30 son. But David Power is fascin ated by the glamorous and RTE 1 — New Series: Just Bar Extension. 6.45 a.m. — Open University. 'suitable' Caroline Nolan. In his WHEELERS CYCLING 8.25—Roobarb. 8.30 —The Fam- turn, the town Romeo, Gerry William: 6.30-7.00 p.m. ily-Ness. 8.35—The Muppet Ba- Doyle, has eyes only for Clare. Nature In It's Place: 7.00-7.30 Saturday, April 30 — PARTY NITE DISCO p.m. 1: Woodland Layers. Over 18s — Bar bies. 9.00—On Tihe Waterfront. Starring: Siobhan Garahy, Ger- CLUB NOTES RTE 2 10.55—.World Snooker. 12.27 p.m. aldine James and Robert Hines. RTE 2: Dynasty: 9.00-9.55 —We ather. 12.30 — Or an dstand p.m.: The Warning. Sunday, May 1—Sing Along with Arthur Hogan ROBERT POWER SECURES front. Was this to b- his first RTE 2 — FA I Cup Final: 3.15 win in '88? With just 100' metres 5.05 — News, Weather. 5.15^— The Big Band Disco Show: PLACE ON INTERNATIONAL FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Sports News Wales. 5.20 — Car- 5.30 p.m. Live from Daiymount 9.55-10.25 p.m. JUNIOR PANEL to go it was clearliy Robert 5.05 — Sons And Daughters. Bark, Dublin. COMING ATTRACTIONS — The Fureys & Davey Power in front. Then as he ap- toon. 5.25 — First Class. 5.50- International Team Manager, 5.30 — Get Smart. 6.00 — Early Help! 6.20 — Film: A Shot In Jim Henson Presents The FRIDAY, MAY 6 Arthur; The Memories. proached the line a surge from Evening Movie : Give My Re- World Of Puppetry: 5.30-6.30 Maurice Foster last week added top sprinters Donal O'Halioran The Dark. Peter Sellers, alias the name of Robert Power to gards To Broad Street. Paul Mc- of the p.m. (new series). RTE 1 — Seahunt: 7.05-7.30 BOOKINGS NOW TAKEN FOR COMMUNION and Eoin Murphy proved too Cartney, his wife and Ringo The Sunday Movie: The Bare- p.m. his list of international hope- much and he had to be con- Surete, causes unwitting chaos star in this fantasy of a rock to his dogged bW to prove maid foot Contessa: 8.10-10.30 p.m.— The Late Late Show: 9.30- AND CONFIRMATION DAY LUNCHES fuls. Robert who is riding as a tent with third place. m first year jun'or has really iim- star who drifts into a reverie Elke Somer innocent of mur- Harry Dawes, alcoholic fil 11.30 p.m. Presented by Gay pirssed the selectors this year O'Halioran. who is from Wa- and finds that his whole life der. (1904). 8.C0 — Eurovision director, recounts the story of Byrne. and empire are about to crash with his aggressive style of terford, rode a great race Song Contest. Pat Kenny and his discovery, a famous movie Late Night Movie: Women Of throughout and deserved his thanks to Steve, his manager's Michelle Rocca host the 33ra star, Contessa Tarlato-JFlavrini, a riding. shinnanigans and a former San Quentin: 11.35-1.20 a.m. _ In 1987 Robert was the under- victory. contest live from Dublin. Terrs lady whom he found working as Based on a true story, this film criminal, Harry whom he had Wogan provides commentary. a dancer in a tawdry Madrid 16 All-Ireland champion. So far Power must now travel to a befriended. Starring Barbara is a dramatic account of the in 1988 Victory has eluded him 11.00—News and Sport, Wea- n'ghtclub and whose sexual emotional and physical stress DUNGARVAN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB race in Dublin next week and Bach Tracey Ullman. 8.00 — frustrations lead to a tragic but he has had some great Nuacht 8.10 — Cursai: Scannan ther. 11.15—Film: Brass Target faced by an elite contingent of to Armagh the following week. First showing of an MGiM end Starring: Humphrey Bo- placings. Foster will name his squad for na Seachtaine. 8.40 — Q.E.D. female guards employed at San thriller < 1978) based on a novel gart, Ava Gardner and Rosanno Quentin Prison where the ail- On Sunday last he travelled Germany after the Armagh 9.40 _ Paper Chase. 10.35 — Brazzl. This Saturday Night " to Stamullan in Co. Meath. He Newsnight. 10.55 — Portraits: which suggests that Us General male population numbers more race. Judging by the perform- George Patton. who supposedly was requested to do so by Fes- ances last, week the Decies are V.S. Nalpaul. MONDAY, MAY 2 than 3.0CO. Starring: Stella Ste- APRIL 30 ter as he would be there per- died in a car crash, was actually vens, Debbie Allen and Amy looking good for two riders on SATURDAY, APRIL 30 assassinated in occupied Ger- sonally to view the talent that the team. RTE 1 — The Centenary 01 Steel. is available to him to select 4.55—Flash Gordon — Trip To many in 1945 by other American The Motor Car: 6.30-7.00 p.m. 4 a team of juniors t,o travel Mars: Queen of Magic. 5.15— officers involved in hijacking Give Us A Chance: 7 30-8.00 RTE 2—Early Evening Movie: to an international race in Saturday Matinee: Elvis On German gold from a Us mili- p.m. 8: The early leavers— Enchantment: 6.10-8-00 p.m. — YOGI'S Germany at the end of May. He Tour. The Presley phenomenon: tary train The cast includes what's in store for those who An appealing romantic drama also wants a team to ride in the backing sroup. support vocalists, George Kennedy, John Cassa- opt out of education too soon? about a retired general who ATHLETICS orchestra and all—Is filmed vetes. Robert Vaughn. Patrick RTE 2 — The English House: lives alone in a wart'-me Lon Members and Friends. team time trial in the World Championship. during a headlong concent tour McGoohan, Max von Sydow and 5.30-6.00 p.m. don house which is full of mEm- across the States. Song's are Sophia Loren. 1.05 a.m. _' Wea- Looking Out And Up: 6.00- ories for him. Starring David The race was a real cracker punctuated by informal off- ther. Fre* Draw For Return Trip For 2 To London — Free with all the riders knowing MUNSTER JUNIOR 6.30 P.m. Niven. Teresa Wright and Far- stage sequences. Above all there The Monday Movie: Room At ley Granger. tickets given on admission to all club functions during what was at stake. Foster hfm- is the King himself resplendent self viewed the race from a The Top; 8.30-10.35 p.m. _ The Portraits: Paul Cadmu6: En season. Draw takes place at end of season. in highcollar and mini cloak film is about a young main call- fant Terrible At 80 — 10.50- motorcycle at the front of the that would have delighted bunch. There were numerous AND VETS ed Joe Lampton who is in a 11.50 P.m. Flash Gordon himself. 7.00— poorly paid position. He de- International Boxing: Ireland breakaways but the deter- Disappearing World. 8.00 — mination of the riders to im- c-ides that the quickest way up versus Cuba: 11.50-12.35 a.m. Nuacht. 8.05—The West Of The is to marry a local industrial press seemed to keep the bunch Imagination. 9.10—Feature Film BBC 2 together. magnate's daughter. This deci CHAMPIONSHIPS — And iThp ship Sails On. Naples sion. however, leadis him into 1914. A large, luxuriously ap- trouble and unha.ppiness. Star- pointed ocean' liner bears the FRIDAY, APRIL 29 ring: Laurence Harvey. Simone On Sunday next the first THE "CATS" BAR ashes of a renowned opera 6.55-7.20 a.m.—Open Univer Stgnoret and Donald Wolfit. major track and field champion- singer to her birthplace. On S'ity. 9.00 — Pages from Ceefax. RUSSIAN COACH FOR ship fixtures of the season will TUESDAY, MAY 3 board are her numerous friends 9.30—Daytime On Two. 2.00 p.m. be held in the Regional College. and admirers, musicians' and Cork. It is thp Munster Junior —News, Weather; You And Me. RTE 1 — Murder She Wrote: singers. The voyage is one Series for 4 and 5-year-olds. 2.15 MOUNT MELLERAY men. women and vets cham- round of flirting and parading Mourning Among The Wisterias ST. AUGUSTINE'S pionships and many athletes —Weekend Outlook. 2.20—World 7.30-8.25 p.m. __ Which, one until a boat load of refugees Snooker. Incl. 3.00 News. Wea- The arrival of a world class Thursday, April 28 — CARD DRIVE from Waterford City and COun come on board and an Austro- wonders, is worse—to have one's Saturday, April 30 — Dancing to— ty will be competing. Full de- ther; 3.50 — National and re- offer of marriage turned down Russian coach. Anatoiv Lang, ART SUPPLE & THE SHOWSTPPERS Hungarian battleship makes its gional News and Weather. 5.20 to St. Augustine's College tails of the fixture are avail presence felt. Starring Freddie by Jessica, or to have her able from all club secretaries. -Rain,bow City. Highlights prove that someone's trying to should give an added impetus Jones, Barbara Jeffor and Vic- from the opening of the Glas- to athletics in the Dungarvan Sunday, May 1— tor Poletti. 11.25—Toots Suite. kill you? Starring: Angela However, on the final climb a TSB 1Cm ROAD RACE gow Garden Festival. 6.00— Lansbury and Lois Nettleton. area. The great Russian coach, SING ALONG WITH THE BROTHERS group of nine riders broke away World Snooker. 6.50 - Young Face Of The Earth: 8.30-9.00 who specialises in coaching and Power was among them. He On Thursday evening last in Musician Of The Year. 7.30—On skills for shot, discus, hammer p.m. and javelin will arrive at St. could be seen riding hard on Dungarvan. Tony Ryan. Dun- The House. D-I-Y magazine. 8.00 RTE 2 — Indonesia: A Gen- COMING: Saturday, May 7 — Paddy O'Brien & His New the front of the group. But as garvan AC. was an easy winner -^Public Account. 8.30—Garden- Augustine's on Wednesday eration of Change: 7.00-7.30 night, (27th> and spend the next Band; Saturday, May 14—The Ga'ilowglass hard as thev rode the bunch of the County 10m Road Cham- ing Together. 9.00 _ World p.m. Ceili Band. found the strength to recapture pionship, from Edd'e Daniels. Snooker. 9.30—Review. Graphic two days coaching athletes Waterford AC and Liam Dwyer BBC 1 Cursai : Seo Na Mairt: 8.10- from the area. This coaching them with two miles remaining artist Neville Brody and his 8.40 p.m. Dungarvan. Pat Halle,y. Water one-man show. 10.05 — Secret course is part of a promotion As the big bunch approached 1 FRIDAY, APRIL 29 drive by B.L.E.. and the well- the finish the O'idona jersey ford AC was first oveT 35 and Services. A look at the work of WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 Nick Casey. Tramore was first 6.00 a.m.—Ceefax AM. News. two embalmers, who handle 80 equipped Friary grounds with could be plainly seen on thp over 40. Sport. Weather. 6.40 — Friday RTE 1 — No Doubt About It: its hammer circles and shot ABBEYSIDE/ G.A.A. CLUBS to 100 bodies a week, charging 7.35-8.05 p.m. Prayers For Ramadhan 1408 £200 a time. 10.45 —A Party circles, is an ideal centre for RING/OLD PARISH SPORTS AH. 6.55—Weather. 7.00 Break- Lifestyles And Cancer In this new coaching venture. POINT-TO-POINT The open sports held in- Old "EYES DOWN" BONANZA Parish GAA Grounds on Sun- day was a very successful fix- FANTASTIC £2,000 PAY OUT ture with lots of athletes from TREBLE FOR all over the county competing. LAWLOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN The promoters' wish to thank the Old Parish GAA Club for SUNDAaYt 8 NIGHTp.m. shar, p MAY 1 the use of their excellent OUEALY AT KILL grounds for 'tihe sports. DOUBLE HALL ACCOMMODATION >ANDRAMI Champion Irish Amateur Books £5 — Double BOok £7 — Quickie £1 jockey, John Quealy scored a popular treble at thp Waterford Hunt, Polnt-to-Polnt meeting held under summer-like condi- tions at Kill on Sunday last ORMONDE He won the opening Winners DUNGARVAN WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL of One on "Orchardstown" (3/1) owned by Michael O'Donoghue, Knockraha, Cork which was a spare ride which came his way when the jockey to ride him FRIDAY, APRIL 29 - 3 DAYS - 8 P.M. (18s) was claimed for another horse in the race and the offer of the ride to another was turned down in favour of another LONDON MARATHON THIS SUNDAY mount. Well-known Dungarvan ath- ete Michael Roche finished NIGHT 180tli in the recent London Strictly Over 18 • Neat Marathon in a tinv of 2 hours 31 minutes, which was an excel- Dress Essential • Bar cellent placing in such a huge Extension field, SNOWCREAM COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS ROBOCOP Thp Snowcream County Ath- CONNA COMMUNITY CENTRE letics Championships will be I'art man, part machine, all cop - the future of law enforcement. held on four Sundays in May MONSTER "EYES DOWN" SESSION ON and thp venues are as follows:— Section 1 _ May 8th at New- TUESDAY, 3rd MAY, 8.30 p.m. town School. John Quealy went on lo win Section 2 — May 15th at the the following race, the Winners Friary. Dungarvan. LALE SHOW - 11P.M. - FRIDAY & SATURDAY (OVER 18) of Two. on the Paddy Kiely Section 3 — May 22nd at Fer- trained "Elton Rambler" (3/1) rybank. owned by Noel Brett, and he Section 4 May 29th at the £2,000 PRIZEMONEY completed the treble on "Dr. Friary, Dungarvan. Casby" (from 6/4 to 4 6) owned Full details of events from by Roger 0'Byrn . In the first Mr. Pat McGovern, Seoidin Books £5, Double Book £8 ( division of the 4-y-0 Maiden. Newrath, Waterford. Please Buses: (a) Boherwillin 7.00; 7.15; Villiersiown The second division was won In send S.A.E. All club secretaries a most exciting finish by Bill should get this list and pass oil 7.30; (b) Cappoquin 7.30; Lismore 7.45; Tallow 8.00. Henley's "On The Verge" (2/1 the details to all their athletes to 5/4) ridden by Pat Healy. wen in advance. MANNEQUIN DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988. PAGE THREE

G.A.A. Notes By Commentator DUNGARVAN MOLONEY GARAGE GAA NOTES SPRINGMOUNT, DUNGARVAN. Tel. (058)42695/42610 Ballyduft Should Beat Dungarvan DEFEATED . . . BUT Our senior footballers crash- MOTORISTS- NEXT WEEK-END AT FRAHER FIELD ed to a second successive cham- DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU same story in the second half points of Clonea after the turn- S.H.C— pionshio defeat last, Sunday at With the approach of the Mun- The programme at Fraher with Dungarvan dominating for over, proved their undoing in a Mt Sion 4-16; Cappoquin 0-12 Leamybrien when reigning WITH ANY MAKE OF NEW CAR, VAN OR ster championships there is the f'™ oil Sunday afternoon is the first 15 minutes, but failing game that they might have Ballygunner 4-9- Dunhiil 2-9 county champions Stradbally TRUCK — Keenest Prices. expected slacke.ning-off of sen- low-key stuff and is unlikely to to register '„he scores, that am- won. Jim Kirwan with three Tallow 1-13; Portiaw 1-10 were on the right side of a 2-6 Finance and Leasing Arranged. arouse a whole lot of excite- azingly escaped them. A Liam goals to his credit was Clonea's Clonea 4-3 Shamrocks 2-6 ior championships and for this : to 0-5 scoreline. Full After Sales Service — Call o Phone. reason, only one senior club ment as reserve teams seldom O'B'rien goal seven minutes saviour in this entertaining U-21 H However there was much to r match is listed for the coming do. from the finish put the seal on game. An Rinn/Ardmore 3-6- be encouraged about from this Stradbally's win. week-end. This tie between . To 0Pen the proceedings we The gate receipts here were St. Olivers 2-3 game in which we at least, en- county champions Ballyduff and have v. Ballinamee- Scorers: Stradbally — N. Wel- £708. joyed an equal share of the ter- Dungarvan is scheduled for don 1-1- E. O'Brien J-4; L. M.F.C ritorial exchanges only to see la in Junior football and this Dungarvan 3-14; Nire 0-1 Cappoquin where it will be the O'Brien i-0: P. Curran 0-1. Dun- BALLYGUNNER DEFEAT the forwards yet again turn will likely result, in a decisive Kilrossanty 1-12: feature gamP on the afternoon garvan — B. Hennessey 0-2: M. DUNHILL their backs on some great chan- win for Kilrossanty as Ballina- Drum Rovers 0-4 programme. The other venues meela are unlikely to have a Ferncombe, T. Curran and T. ces. The two Stradbaily goals Visit the IDA Small are all taken by the Divisional Hamilton 0-1 each. Ballygunner who declare that 3-3: Shamrocks 0-3 were conceded with ridiculous comparable reserve of talent to Naomh Brid 1-5 Brickeys 0-0 Boards, both of whom have match the club who won the they have the youngest team : ease, and but for that we could crowded programmes. in the senior championship well have caused a major upset. divisional minor championship FIXTURES laso year and will have several scored a deserved two goal win The reality of the situation is Industry Advice Centre against Dunhilj at Walsh Park. that we now have a huge task CHAMPIONS DEFEND of that panel to play around Wednesday (To-night)— Meet with FRANK CONLON, IDA Small Industry with, in the second game Bric- Short a couple of regulars, the on hands if we are to qualify 'Gunners were understandably M.F.C. — Kilrossanty v. Ab- for the knock-out, stages. Indeed Officer for Waterford and MAURICE McHUGH, It will be the first hurling Keys and Affane will clash in beyside at Stradbally: Drum County Development Officer, and get advice on championship tie for both this their first round junior football anxious about, this clash with tho preservation of our senior their old rivals. Dunhiil, but the Rovers v. Dungarvan at, Fraher status might, well be the prior- starting or expanding your own business. year and the first test for Bal- tie and with the amalgama- Field: Brickeys v. Shamrocks at lyduff since they won the replav tion. in football, of Eire Og and several 'stand-ins' acquitted ity, but, there should be no themselves very well and they Cappoquin; St. Olivers v. Naomh great difficulty in ensuring that of the senior hurling title last Brickeys. this side should hold ewe Brid at, Colligan. Full details of IDA's latest PACKAGE OF year. Each has had one senior too much power for the Cappo- won comfortably in the end. if we can repeat the form of league gam and both won I Saturday— last Sunday. INCENTIVES both for new BUSINESS START-UP'S e quin Affane side. BALLINACOURTY ON TOP suppose Dungarvan's defeat 'of INDISCIPLINE M.F.C. — Gaeltacht v. Affane SENIOR HURLING and for EXPANSION of existing business will be Tallow could be regarded as a at Abbeyside. SPONSORED CYCLE At this point of the cham- We are, without question, the available. surprise, while Ballyduff's vic- This is a matter that, must J.F. 'B' _ Faha 'B' v. Bally- busiest club in the county right tory against Dunhiil in which It won't be half as exciting pionships. they can log them- now be a source of some con- saggart at Cappoquin as the Tour de France was last selves as the only one of the 14 now and on Sunday next our the champions won by 4-6 to 3-7 cern for the Senior Board and Sunday— attentions turn to the senior was achieved after a very tough year,, but it will nevertheless be teams to have full points from it will surprise no one if a stern At Dungarvan; 2 p.m. J.F.C. the two rounds played. There is hurling championship and a struggle. interesting to seP if five live warning is not issued at the Kilrossanty v. Ballinameela: bodies can dismount, from their a long road ahead, but with really crucial first game against meeting of that Board on Mon- 3.15 p.m. Brickeys v. Affane titlehoiders Ballyduff at Cappo- No doubt but that Ballyduff bikes outside the Fraher Field some measure of improvement, day week. Since the last, meet- At Cappoquin; 2 p.m. J.F'.C. DATE: 3rd MAY 1988 will be warm favourites to get around 2.30 p.m on Saturday they could possibly scrape ing three weeks ago a total of quin. Melleray v. Ballinwillin- 3.15 We'll enter the fray as the off to a good start and a defeat next after the 30 mile spin from through to the closing stages seven players have been side- p.m. S.H.C. — Dungarvan v. Walsh Park. is not a great rank outsiders, and few. if any. by Dungarvan would be regard- If, Looking at their first quarter lined and all of this can hardly B'allyduff: 7 p.m J.H..C. Lismore ed as a shock result, it won't be distance on a bike but it can display on Sunday they seemed be described as rough play. The neutrals, will give us a realistic v. Tallow. chance. But in our heart of to their advantage that Dun- be a rough ride for people who to be in for a hammering as championships have only just At Colligan: U-21 H. — Abbey- ARDMORE I.C.A. HALL garvan were playing football on have done little or even no they trailed by 0-2 to 0-1, when begun and already a total of hearts wP know different and side v. An Rinn/Ardmore at, 7 if the team clicks as we know Time: 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. the last, two Sundays and nave cycling for quite a number of playing with a stiff breeze. Pat ten have been reported at this p.m. (P. J. Ryan). to switch to hurling only a week years It is the sponsored cycle Moloney brought them level in level and then there are the it can then there Is no valid before thi game. They were due organised by the county minor the 15th minute and after Peter ones that got away. reason to suggest, we cannot s TEAMWORK CAOCHING take the honours. to play Lismore in the senior football selectors to help In de- Crowley had sent Butlerstown SCHEME league on last Tuesday night fraying sonu of the expense in- in front by a couple of points, Clubs, and not the County or A good start to the champion- TALLOW CREDIT UNION OFFICE Divisional Boards ar respon- ship is vital, and after the foot- On the basis of their iorin last volved in training for the Mun- John Mulligan restored the bal- P The following are the West Time: 3.00 p.m to 5.30 p.m. year when they were defeated ster championship. ance before Pat, Moloney gave sible for the conduct of theWaterfor d timetables for thebailin g disappointments of the by four of their five opponints Ballinacourty a point, lead at players, but unfortunately many last two Sundays a victory in It certainly shows wonderful clubs renege on their responsi- teamwork coaching scheme:— Cappoquin would be a tremen- one can hardly give them much half time. Supervisor: Katriona F'ogarty of a chance here even though spirit by all those dedicated bility in this regard and then dous morale booster. Let's give people who are prepared to do Bishopstown, Llsmore. Phone they have players like Derek Within a minute of the re- blame thP different Boards It a right go. IRELAND something novel and meaning- (058) 54153 54349. Lyons, Dermot Callaghan. Pa start. Michael Crowley brought when players from other clubs BUSY WEEK-END IDA ful for something they believe Butlerstown level with a long are let, off lightly. If a fine of. GrouD l: John Joe Henley, 7, IDA Industrial Estate, Cork Road, Meehan. Thomas Curran. Peter Woodview Park, Tallow. Phone Last, week-end was a hectic Queally. Morrie Ferncombe in. I was delighted to be told on range point but five minutes say £20, was imposed on a club Waterford. Telephone (051)72911 Monday that the idea had (058) 56483 and John McGrath. one for thP club, but also a Peter Ferncombe Brian Hennes- later John McGrath pointed and which has a player sent off and Coolaneene. Cappoquin. Phone caught on and that there was gave the winners a lead that the amount of the fine t,o In- financially rewarding one. Our sey. Martin Houlihan. Martin (058)54501. thanks to everyone who invol- McCarthy. Denis McGrath. great support from all over the they were not to relinquish crease depending on the seri- Dlace. The cyclists will be Rev. again. Points by McGrath and ousness of the offence it might Group 2: Tom Enrlght, Clonea ved themselves in the flag days Chris Meehan.' Pat Flynn. etc . Dungarvan Phone (058 ) 41740 on Saturday and Sunday, and all of whom are skilled players Fr. P. Moran. O.S.A.. county sel- Heaiy gave Ballinacourty a improve the behaviour of some ector: Eamon Martin, county three points lead and when and Eamon Butler B'eary's also the "team" on duty at the with an amount of experience. players on the field and I Cross, . Phone (058) selector; Liam Fardy. county awarded a penalty in the 15th suppose On the sideline as well. big bingo on Friday night which selector: Mrs. Mairead Mc- minute it looked all over. The 47115. attracted a capacity attendance Still they can hardly be ex- Something worth thinking to the Friary Hall. Incidentally pected to measure UD to a side Grath, chairperson. Brickey shot, from Conor Clancy was about for Congress? Grouo 3; Carol Landy, 4, BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS Club and John Moore, well- saved, but John Mulligan gath- Riverview Estate. Kilmactho- our thanks also to the Abbey- ATTENTION FARMERS!— composed mostly of players who mas. Phone (051) 94468 and An- side Ballinacourty G.A.A. club have twice won county titles in known intercounty referee. I ered the kick-out and pointed. SCORES We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right understand that, a few of theThe n a great goal by Crowiey nice Morrissey, Grenan Kilmac- for their invaluable assistance recent years. The champions thomas. on the night. prices:— side will include Seamus and minor football panel have offer- reduced the lead to a single S.F.C ed to accompany the five on the point and the losers piled on Kilrossanty 3-8: 1-8 Timetable GrouD 1 (John Joe We are fortunate in having Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts. Seamie Daly Michael and Henley and John McGrath) — such a willing band of workers Richie Walsh. Seamip ana cycle. Best of luck to them. the pressure, but points by Jim- Ballinacourty 0-12; Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts mv Healy and Brendan O'Gor- Monday — N.S. available to us although it has Donai Hannon. John Quirke. Butlerstown 1-6 morning: Ballinameela N.S. to be said that a lot of peoDle (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Liam Power. John Power, etc.. WATERFORD v. TIPPERARY man ended the scoring to leave Stradbally 2-6: Dungarvan 0-5 Ballinacourty deserving win- afternoon. are also conspicuous by their Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig and they must be given the vote Waterford senior hurlers re- St. Saviours 1-6- Tramore 2-3 absence when work is needed to to win this first, round game ners. Nire 2-8: 2-2 Tuesday — Tallow N.S. all Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, sumed training last, week and day. be done. K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. will havs three sessions this Scorers : Ballinacourty — J. Wednesday—Knockanore N.S. i EASY WIN FOR MINORS week and next week. There Mulligan 0-4- J. McGrath 0-2: morning; Ballyduff N.S after- The minor footballers made a have been some changes on the J. Healy 0-2: P. Moloney 0-2: T. noon. flying start to thP champion- MICHAEL BEECHER panel, which by general rule, Organ 0-1- B. O'Gorman 0-1. Thursday — Aglish N.S. mor- ship last week with an emphatic must be reduced for the Mun- Butlerstown — M. Crowley 1-1; TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD ning- Cappoquin N.S. afternoon. li-14 to O-l victory over the Nire WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY ster championship. On next P. Daniels 0-3 P. Crowley 0-2. WATERFORD Friday — Llsmore C.B.S. all in Lhelr opening game. Sunday evening they Hay Tip- Ref. T. Maher. ci ay. it would be unwise however to nerary in a tournament final at Timetable Group 2 (Tom En- read too much Into this facile Ardfinnan in conjunction with SAVIOUfts v TRAMORE rlght and Eamon Butler) — victory, and the real tests still the official opening of the PARACHUTE JUMP Monday — B'allymacarbry N.S. lie ahead. Kilrossanty will pro- By an odd co-incidence these all day. arounds. They are also likely to vide one of them in our next WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL have a run against the county sides met In the senior and Irish Fight, for Sight, the first Tuesday — Clashmore N.S. game on May 13th but for the minor football championships morning: Ballycurrane N.S. iunior side, who .\re also sche- voluntary body devoted entirely time being wP have every rea- Water Pollution Act, 1977 duled to Play Clare on the same over the weekend and both to the prevention of sight loss afternoon. son to be well pleased with the day as the seniors at Thurles matches ended in a draw. The is urgently seeking adventurous Wednesday — Abbeyside N.S. form displayed against the Nire. on May 22nd. senior game was something of men and women to jump into all day. The panel was — S. O'Dwyer. MELLERAY v. a surprise as on the previous thin air (with a parachute of Thursday: Kilbrien N.S. mor- M. Lyons. J Walsh, M Butler. BALLINWILLIN Sunday, St. Saviours victory course). ning; Coolnasmear N.S. mor- D. Donnelly. G. Mansfield A. SENIOR FOOTBALL ning: Touraneena N.S. after- Notice to Farmers over the Nire was being regard- A sponsored Parachute jump Queally, J. Leahy. S. Prender- Agricultural wastes and effluents are potential pollut- This will be the first outing ed as a kind of fluke. Tramore is being organised to take place noon. gast A. Simms. J. Ferncombe. The senior footballers had Friday — Dungarvan C.B.S. D. O'Neiii. B. McGrath. S. Kil- ants" of streams, rivers, boreholes and wells. To minimise for these clubs in a champion- two games arranged for this found out that it wasn't and in June and full training will be ship game this year and botn were a bit lucky to have shared provided. all day. ilgrew M Desmond. O. Curran. such dangers, all farmers are requested to ensure that wee;< preparation for their M. McGrath. C. Gough. will be playing in the new com- Munster championship tie with the points in this exciting con- The Campaign needs help to Timetable Group 3 (Carol adequate and satisfactory measures are adopted on their petition for the first time. The test on Saturday night at Walsh Landy and Annice Morrissey)— UNDER 14s IN FINAL Tippeiaiy at Dungarvan on fight against eye disease and The under 14 footballers are fa.rms to prevent the entry of any farm waste and effluent idea of having a second junior next Sunday week. On Tuesday Park. The new intermediate disorders ... to fund vital diag- Monday — Mercy Convent. football championshio was champions have lost only on? Kilmacthomas all day. certainly riding high these days •Into waters. Strict vigilance should be observed by each they played Wexford at New nostic and laser equipment . • • and are putting a lot Of pride moved by Ballinwillin club and Ross and on Friday they play a championship gamP since 1985 to research the nature and Tuesday—Newtown N.S. mor- farmer regarding t'he collection, storage and disposal of having set it up. they will feel and by all accounts they will ning; Seafield N.S. afternoon. back into the club. Kerry selection probacy at treatment of eye disease and Magnificent victories over all wastes arising, particularly animal slurry and silage anxious to give it a "good go. Killarney. continue to win more than they disorders ... to increase public Wednesday — Carrlglea N.S. With only four teams partici- lose at this level this year. morning: Glenbeg N.S. morKilrossanty- . Lismore, Tallow, effluent. Farmers are obliged to immediately notify the The juniors, who play Tipper- awareness of the value of sight and Abbeyside have booked pating and the top two going . . . to set u corneal transplant ning: Ballymacart N.S after- Coun(y Council of any water pollution incidents which to tile final the two first round ary at the same v<;-nue on the NIRE WIN D noon. them their place in the West- same day. have h.wl a numb»v facilities. All of the Campaign's ern Bord na nOg League Final do occur. games are terribly important, so activities must be funded volun- Thursday — Stradbally N.S. we can expect an all-out effort of training sessions In recent Following their disappointing morning; Kilrossanty N.S. after- in which they play Lismore or It is an offence under the Water Pollution Act, 1977 weeks. tarily to volunteers and suppor- Abbeyside on this coming Sat- from all four all the way. There display on the previous week at ters of Irish Fight, for Sight noon. to cause or permit any polluting matter to enter waters. can be very little between these At a recent get-together of Portiaw. Nire got back on the Friday — Presentation Con- urday. the senior, junior and un.ler 21 are asked to contact John Don- A person who contravenes this Act is liable for prosecu- sides 3nd whichever side comes winning trail at Stradbally on nelly at 051-78088. vent. Dungarvan all day. Our hardest, gamP was pro- out on top will have very little footballers in training at Fra- Sunday evening when beating vided by Lismore which we fol- tion and heavy penalties. . . to spare. her Field a total of 75 players Kilmacthomas by six points. lowed up with an easy victory Signed: COUNTY SECRETARY were togged off. This is some- Trailing by 0-3 to 2-1 at, the over old rivals Abbeyside. We LISMORE v. TALLOW thing never before seen in the interval the Nire seemed as If also had big margins to spare county and is Indicative of the they wer facing a second suc- over Tallow and Kilrossanty. interest In football in the e Hurling folk throughout, the cessive defeat, but a tremendous Undoubtedly we will carry the county at the moment, and it second half rally changed the ABBEYSIDE/BALLINACOURTY favourites tap- in Saturday's county are already talking augurs well for the future. about their meeting in the sen- match in their favour and they final, but the boys should know WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL ior hurling championship which added 2-5 to their half-time that often In the past favourites RESULTS score while Kllmac' could only have bitten the dust. We can takes Place at Cappoquin on take nothing for granted in the June 19th and by comparison manage a single point in reply. G.A.A. NOTES When the challengers. Clash- decider although the boys are EMPLOYMENT OF BEACH GUARDS there is little interest in this more went, into a six points to well capable of taking the second string game between the HURLING RESULTS SENIOR FOOTBALLERS WIN Waterford County Council wishes to recruit Bench nil lead in the first twelve min- U /14s FOR WESTERN FINAL league title it they show the same clubs, which takes place utes, it seemed as if Kilrossanty We had our second win In the same determination and com- Guards for various locations in the County for the 1983 at Cappoquin On Sunday even- Tallows display of vintage Abbeyside 3-6; Lismore 2-0 could be in serious trouble in S.F. Championship when we mitment ot their previous Season. Applicants should hold the Intermediate ot the ing at 7 p.m. Lismore, by virtue hurling and their first match beat Butlerstown at Leamybrien games. this eagerly contested and en- victory since their return to This win over Llsmore secur- of their most recent, under age tertaining senior football first on Sunday last. Irish Water Safety Association (or equivalent) and be successes, will likely hav an senior ranks has been the talk- ed a place for us In the West- The panel is — C. Gough. J. P round tie at Fraher Field on ern final of this Bord na nOg Our team was — Liam Kiely, over 17 years of age on 1st June, 1988. abundance of talent available ing point since Sunday and Donal Looby, James Power. Ronayne. T. Morrissey. T. C'-tr- Saturday evening. Two well while there had been an amount championshio to be played at ran E. Cunningham, M. McDon- for this grade and will be taken goals by Ger vValsh in the Bernard Gorman (capt.). Joe Application forms are 'available from The Secretary, strongly fancied to win. It, will of speculation about their pos- Fraher F'leld on this Saturday nell. J. Donnelly, J. Long. S. 12th and 18th minute- together afternoon. This latest, bunch of O'Riordan. Michael Collins. OTionnell 3. Curran. M Cum- Waterford County Council, Arus Brug-ha, Dungarvan. Hie be a surprise if they don't. sible re-emergence as a strong Michael O'Riordan. Jimmy with Ray Hahissey's point hurling force, many had not ex- Village boys have battled well mins. M. McLoughlin. M. Hur- latest d'a.te for receipt of completed application forms is changed the direction of the Healy. Seamus McGrath, Tom ley. M. Donnelly. D. Fleming. N. SATURDAY GAMES game and at the break it was pected them to hit the head-in-s to reach this final after a series Mahoney. Pat Moloney. Maurice Friday. 13th May, 1988. so early in the championship. of play-offs. Our opponents In Considlne, D. Curran, J. Power, all square at 1-5 tor C ashmore the final will be old rivals Dun- Foley. John Mulligan. Tlmmy C. Murphy M. Cunningham. A Because of a couple of clashes and 2-2 for Kilrossanty. One of their people, to whom garvan. Organ. Conor Clancy. O'Donnell. S. Barry. F. Kearney some changes have been made The Comeragh team, how- I spoke on Sunday night ex- and J. Hyslop. on the divisional fixture list for ever dominated the scene for pressed the opinion that the Our team against Lismore COMMITTEE MEETS LATE EDDIE McGOVERN the week-end. The Eire Og v. was — Alan Landers, Dermot Our club committee continues fully 20 minutes of the second year down in the intermediate Our sincere sympathy is ex- Modeligo junior hurling clash half and added 1-6 to their grade had don them a wor'.'i oi Ryan James Brennan, Dwain to meet, each week to ensure DUNGARVAN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL has been postponed and the Ab- P tended to the McGovern family total In the final ten minutes good. They took the field well Moore. Eoin Murray. Brendan the smooth running of c.ub af- of Kilrush on the death of beyside and An Rlnn Ardmore Clashmore, who had a player organised, disciplined and eager Landers, Jonathan Moore. Brian fairs. Quite an enormous am- Neddie in a Dublin hlspital last under 21 hurling game fixed for sent off midway through this for battle against Portiaw who Beatty Pat, Ormonde Johnny- ount of work has been "taken week. Colligan on Saturday has been Shields Jimmy Stacey, Damien care of" by the committee over APPROVED HOUSING LIST 1988 half, fought back and added have been shaping up very well A great G.A.A. man. Neddie .switched to Sunday at 7 p.m. three points but, It wa all in in recent months and must now Cliffe John O'Donoghue, Donal recent weeks, and now with the Dungarvan Urban District Council invites applications The victory of the Gaeltacht s Walsh. Ciaran Cunningham. playing season in full swing was a sportsman supreme, and vain as their fate was sealed feel very satisfied with themsel- though his support at all times for the above list. Closing date is Friday, 27th May, 1988. team over the fancied St. Oli- at, this stage. ves. Their presence as a force it's "shoulders to the wheel" for was for Abbeyside he always vers in the preliminary under 2,1 Gate receipts £_200. to be reckoned with will add all the members to ensure that followed our fortunes avidly. (Applications will be confined to persons in the following hurling tie on Saturday last was administratively. the club tremendously to this champion- OnP of his sons. Pat was an a surprise and it won t surprise ship which I reckon will give wheels are kept moving and outstanding minor hurler and categories'.— capable of coping with any a lot, of people if Abbeyside fail us loads Of excitement before footballer with us. 1. Persons whose annual income for the previous year to muster together a side good the year ends. given situation and demands. enough to beat them in this one. MODELIGO Go ndeine Dla trocaire ar a is such that they are deemed to be unable to MOUNT SION WIN BEST WISHES anam. provide their own accommodation. FAHA v. BALLYSAGGART To Marc Dlneen who is cur- 2.—Married couples or married couples with families. This was a decisive win by rently hospitalised in cork, but At the affiliations meeting the old masters of the craft of we understand that Marc is 3.— Single persons over the age of 50 years who satisfy this vear. there was an amount hurling and while it may have NOTES very much on thP mend and Condition No. 1 above. that, he will be back on the field of animated discussion before been a reaction to their recent CARDS 4 . Council tenants whose present accommodation is the Board accepted the B defeats in the senior league — very soon. GERALDINES Great to see Martin Collins deemed to be unsuitable on health, grounds. championshio entry from Faha. CHAMPIONS SURVIVE and disappointing performances The results of the Progressive wh0 are also affiliated In the as well — It was nevertheless a back around the Knockatee- Applications will not be considered from:— 45 Drive which was held in 1 junior championship proper A County champions, Stradbal- good display of skilled hurling morP way again after a stay In G.A.A. NOTES (a) Persons who have disposed by way of sale or other- Deckles Lounge on Saturday hospital recently. list of names submitted for tlie ly and challengers Dungarvan and a performance that will be night last, are as follows—1st. wise of suitable housing accommodation in the past. 'B' included quite a number ot were both lucky to have their analysed by others in their INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL Jerry O'Brien and Con O'Con- U/21 HURLERS IN ACTION CHAMPIONSHIP (b) Persons wiho 'are deemed to be adequately housed former John Mitchels players leams Intact leaving the held group. Cappoquin got some nell- 2nd. divided between, who (It was considered) would at the end of this poor game. splendid scores but, a number We play the Ring Ardmore We play Ring in the first (other than Council tenants living alone who may Helen and Willie Cunningham: combination this week-end at round of the Intermediate Foot- possess too much skill and ex- Several players werP involved In of defensive blunders set them wish to be accommodated in smaller Local Authority Paddy O'Rourke and Ml. J. the Colligan venue. Ther Is ball Championship in the Fra- perience for the other teams what seemed a needless erup- back on a couple of occasions Walsh- Mrs. O'Neill and Willie P playing in this championship. tion about ten minutes from the when they were still well In con- some slight confusion about the her Field. Dungarvan on Sun- dwellings). Murphy. Lucky Tables — Ann date and time of the game but day. May 15. Strict training If this speculation is right, then finish and a number of players tention. O' Byrne and S. Loughlan: Tom trom now on. Application forms available from: it will b,. exposed in this game can consider themselves fortun- the players will receive due Tobin and P. Kiely. Raffle — notice. WON NEW CAR THE TOWN CLERK. against, Ballysaggart at, Cappo- ate that referee Tom Whelan SHAMROCKS BEATEN 1st. Ml. J. Walsh: 2nd. Jerry Congratulations ar extended culn on Saturday evening. If was In a benevolent mood. P TOWN HALL, A good display was not en- °'Brlen- U/10 LEAGUES to Richard Hurley on winning Faha manage to win decisively Stradbally led by 1-5 to 0-1 a new car last week. Richard is DUNGARVAN we are sure to havp a 'post- at the break after the challen- ough and their failure to capl- The Jackpot, will be £110 on The leagues for the O'Shea Cup continue each week at 11 a playing member of our club. mortem.' it. will be interesting gers had won poor reward for a talise on their position when 12 games and the Snowball will —P.R.O. a.m. on Saturdays at thP field. to see if they will. lot of possession. It was the they came within a couple of I be £20 on Saturday night next. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988. The Vanished Hake Ol Dungarvan 5,000 ANGLING REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS LICENCES SOLD TO DATE SAYS Meant The Death Ol Bohernatra t. - P.-1 MINISTER Too many changes have By TOM TOBIN van meant th6 death of Boher- taken place in the old-world natra." As of Tuesday. April 19. more port of Dungarvan, with little Like Tom Duggan and many than 5,000 angling licences had or no regard for the consequen- of their catch away to anyone "We were rejecting the good- more, I saw the fishermen of been sold, the Minister for the ces. History has been bulldozed who would accept the Hake. ness of the sea. it was all right Bohernatra moving about, like Marine, Mr. Brendan Daly, T.D. off the map. particularly in the Just the same, they could not to give the fish to the land be- lost souls, i remember as a stated when replying to a Dail area of the quayside where all get rid of all the fish they had cause when we could not feed schoolboy seeing their boats Question put down by Deputy the remains of the old fishmar- and on the advice of an oldpeopl e the next best thing was lined up . , . overturned and Austin Deasy for reply on that ket are gone — cleared to pro- woman living on the side of the to feed the land that feeds us. resting lik® sleeping monsters date. vide space for car parking. road near the banks of the Col- The fishermen were told this by outside their doors from one Deputy Deasy asked for the Few are the memories of one ligan River, they dumped the an old Augustinian priest, who end of the long village to the number of angling licences of the greatest fishing industries fish back into the sea beyond was a good friend of many other. Certainly, the little craft taken out as a result of recent in this country which remained the Cunnlgar Point. years' standing. received loving attention and, legislation and the percentage a major source of employment There were others, however, "He told the fishermen of time after time, i would watch of the total number of anglers in Dungarvan well into the 20th who believed it would be farBohernatr a that they would live the men and boys put out to sea which this represented. century. Old records show that better to dumt) the fish on to regret what they had done only to return with a handful In his reply the Minister said in 1823, 163 boats and 1,100 men ploughed land to be covered saying that the Hake would of whiting or mackerel. that it was the Fisheries Board were fully engaged in fishing with a good layer of seaweed . . . never again feed the people of The fish were not comine into which arranged for the sale of and more that 1,000 tons of fish The Idea being that this would Dungarvan and the surround- the bay and the men's boats rod angling licences through a were procured for the needs of be food for the land's develop- ing areas. We were not inclined were too frail to venture out network Of distributors through- the inland surrounding counties ment. The simple fact is that to believe him at the time and into the sweeping Atlantic out their regions and there was of Tipperary, North Cork and the land involved thrived and there were some who said he where it lashes the coastline inevitably some delay in details Kilkenny. There was also a continues to thrive. was gone in the head but as the from Ballyvoile southward to of sales reaching the Board. highly successful export trade. I remember the late Tom weeks went, by we soon realised Mine Head. "The latest figures available," The fishing industry in Dun- Duggan who lived off the sea something v/as wrong. No mat- I saw many of the fishermen the Minister added, "show that ter how much we tried, we fail- drift away. They found various garvan was a family affair with and who knew Bohernatra more than 5.000 angling licences wives and children of the fisher- (Road by the Strand) where the ed to bring in a worthwhile odd jobs on shore but they were have been sold to date." men engaged In cleaning and fishermen lived. He had been catch of Hake from that day never the same men. Gradual- The Minister went on to say salting the fish bringing the closely associated with them to this." ly they moved out. Most of the that estimates of the total num- The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week recalls the days when the Waterford since childhood and was ac- younger men and women sailed total number of people employ- ber of anglers vary but he County Council staff in Dungarvan were able to field a football team which took part in com- ed to not less than 3,000. It cepted as a man of authority A PISHOGUE? to Newfoundland while some pointed out that as the angling would appear that, these num- on all matters relating to the went to America. House after season was still in its early petitions with teams from local authorities in neighbouring counties. It shows members of bers kept on growing until the sea. It is 30 years or longer since house became vacant . . . never stages and no complete returns the team (and mentors) photographed when they visited Clonmel in 1957 to take part in a to b occupied again. early years of the 20th century. Many years ago, he told me: Tom Duggan told me this story 6 had as yet been received it was game against their South Tipp counterparts. The photo includes (standing at back): Jack O'Shea, "I never believed it was right It was at this time that the sitting on the wall along- the No longer would I see the too early to make predictions as HAKE — a fish for which Dun- to dump the dead fish back into shores of Bohernatra but I to the number of anglers taking Sean Glanville, Paddy Hogan, Pat Hallahan, Redmond, ('Paul') Russell. Austin Flynn, Tommy the sea. i had often heard my birdcage hanging from a nail Butler, Dick Ormonde, Tom Spratt, Tom Cunningham, Paddy Walsh, Eddie Power (caretaker), garvan was famous — just van- never forgot it. He went on to on the front wall of the house out licences. ished from Dungarvan's Nymph father before me say that there warn me: "There will be many DEPUTY'S COMMENT Michael O'Connor, Liam Hayes; (kneeling in front): Maurice McHugh, Tony Bolger, Donal was no luck in doing something above the window • • . Th^ finch, Bank out in the bay and a rich another glut of fish but men the linnet and the precious can- In a later comment on the Whelan, Toni Houlihan, Mulvihill, Johnny O'Connor. industry collapsed. like that. He would tell us that being just human will pay more Minister's reply Deputy Deasy if we had fish to spare or fish ary seemed to disappear until, I was born along the shores attention to their greed than Bohernatra was just, a village said that the 5,000 licences re- of Dungarvan Bay and I rem- we could not sell, we should to their own common sense and ferred to would appear to be make sure we searched out of empty houses, a sight of sad- ember all too clearly hearing will go on fishing until they are ness that never left my mind all only a small percentage of the the old fishermen say that the those in need of food and give forced to dump the fish back total. He found It difficult to them all the fish they would down through the years. It was Hake would never return be- into the sea again. the end of an era. accept that, the Minister had cause of something that, hap- take. This was never as simple "Call it a pishogue or what- not got a reasonable accurate as it might sound. Those left behind eventually TALLOW HURLERS HOLD OUT TO pened at the close of the 19th ever you like but there is some- moved with broken hearts to estimate of the total of inland Newly promoted Tallow made century. They would tell me thing to this. You can overfish "Too many kept on netting occupy newly built houses at anglers in the country but cer- an auspicious return to senior that on more than a few occa- more fish than they needed. any sea just like you can over- Loughmore »n 1932. The last of tainly 5,000 would be only a hurling ranks when they eclip- sions. far too many of the fish- The position became so bad that fish a river or a lake. I've seen the fishermen of B'ohernatra, small percentage of the total. sed favourites in their BEAT PORTLAW ermen became greedy and net- I lived in fear knowing that it happen in Bohernatra. I hope Paddy Hurley witnessed the first round championship league ted far more fish than they those who were dumping the I never see it happen again be- death of his village as a young game played at Fraher Field. TALLOW 1-13; PORTLAW 1-1U could market with the result fish back into the sea were fly- cause one thine is certain . . . . man. He was the last to give up Dungarvan, on Sunday last. they were forced to give much ing in the face of God. The vanished Hake of Dungar- his old home when Dungarvan but Tallow came back to level S. Pitzpatrick T. Larkin, J. Urban Council bunt a beautiful Tallow won by three points with a Pat Daly point. Sean Kiely, E. Rockett. K Lallan. housing scheme on the site but they had to withstand a Fitzpatrick edged Portlaw Sub.—M. Whelan for D. Power. where the old village stood. DAIL QUESTION ON mighty second half Portlaw ahead again in the 51st minute rally before securing the- points. but three minutes later Tallow Ref.—J. Moore e- their quest to regain the title I regret that I have had to a farm family consisting of hus- here where every tombatonr tins disallow thp question addressed longed to Tallow. Dermot Hen- they last held in 1985. Good a story to tell • . • most connec- by you to the Minister for Tour- news for them was the fact band and wife earning £10.000 ted with the cruel sea. And, ley, who was one of their best per year will pay more than ism and Transport asking if he forwards shot a good point -n that Kieran Ryan travelled sadly, all neglected . . forgotten will provide funds to assist the from America for the game £760 extra in income tax when in the passage of time. the 15th minute and a minute compared with a similar couple Bride Valley Development Com- later Pat, Murphy raised a white and came on during the second half. Kieran ha intimated in employment, under the PAYE m'ttee in cleaning and clearing flag to level the scores. Points s system. the Bride River to make it that he will commute over and followed from Henley in the-back for all of Tallow's games He added that, the new Power navigable for cruisers; and if 17th minute Connie Curley in of Attachment to be given to he will assist in funding the re- and when fully fit he could the 19th and two minutes later play a vital part in Tallow's the Revenue Commission under pair of quays such as that at Henley had the best score of championship bid. the Finance Bill is very worry- the Tallow bridge to enhance the game, a magnificent, long ing- and would lead to these EURONEWS the attractiveness of the river range point, to leave Tallow powers being used in a sectoral and adjoining areas as a tourist three points clear — 0-9 to 1-3. Scorers : Tallow — Dermot and discriminatory manner. Henley 0-6 P. Daly 1-2- C. Cur- OIL CONSUMPTION attraction. The Minister for In relation to the proposed Pat Daly and Connie Curley ley 0-3: P Murphy 0-1- P. Cur- Tourism and Transport has no ley 0-1:. Portlaw—E. Rockett Pay As You Earn facility for A recent European Commis official responsibility to the Dail added points to leave the win- farmers and self-employed cur- ston report highlights the pro- ners with a 5 point naif time 1-3: T. Larkin 0-4- S. Fitzpat- in relation to these matters. rick 0-2: P- Burrows 0-1. rently being examined by the gress which has been made by advantage, but the poser was Revenue Commissioners. Mr. the Community in reducing s would the lead be sufficient as LETTER FROM TOURISM Tallow — M. Murphy: J. Phelan sail that would allow dependence on oil. For theMINISTE R they faced the wind in the iec- farmers plan their financial af- Community as a whole the ond period. O'Donoghue, L. O'Brien. T. fairs in an orderly manner share of oil in gross energy McCarthy: G. Sice, S. Curley. T. without having to worry about consumption has fallen to 47% Deputy Deasy also made re- Portlaw opened the second Sheehan- K Murphy. C. Cur- a lump sum payment in Octo- presentations on the matter half with an early Tom Larkln ley: David Henley. Phil Curley. ber of each year. in 1986 compared with 3% in point and then in a blistering 1'973. The comparable figures directly to the Minister for Dermot' Henley- P. Daly. P. Tourism. Mr. J. Wilson, T.D. six minute period had points Murphy Paul Curley. Subs. — Under the proposed PAYE for Ireland were 53% and 70%. from Eddie Rockett and Larkln K. Ryan for Sice. faclity farmers can choose to TONY PURGELL OF THE "CORK EXAMINER" AND TOM TOBIN IN RED SQUARE, and received the following let- On the basis of these figures ter in reply: (3) to bring the scores level at pay their income tax by weekly MOSCOW. It seems likely that for the 0-11 to 1-8. Portlaw — J. Power; J. Hen- or monthly instalments, but it I refer again to your recent nebrv. J. Galvin, P. Coffey: B. was not envisaged that the new Community as a whole oil con- enquiry oni behalf of the Tallow Pat Burrows shot Portlaw sumption! will fall to the target Coffey. D. F'oran. J. Nolan: P. scheme would be compulsory, Bride Development Committee into the lead in the 43rd minute Burrows. G. O'Brien: D. Power. Mr. Phelan said. figure of 40% by 1995. This is regarding the availability of just, one of the conclusions grant aid for the Old Bride Val- reached in the report which ley Quay. points out a number of areas, DESERVING WIN FOR CLONEA eg. energy efficiency, promo- Clonea had the measure of The- position is that there are ShamrocKs and were the better CLONEA 4-3; SHAMROCKS 2-6 tion of use of solid fuels and of no tourism funds available team on the day in this first renewable energy sources, where which could ass'-st work of this target's are unlikely to be met round senior hurling champion- was primarily the main ingre- Clonea — Paul Power: H. nature. As I am sure you will ship league tie played at Fraher dient of their success. They Power, J. Cahill, D. Hassett; J. on the basis of present trends appreciate, the funds which are Field. Dungarvan. on Sunday took their goal scoring chances J. Hassett, A. Power J. Walsh: and calls on the member States made available to Bord Fallte last. in clinical fashion in contrast E. Connolly. T. Hassett: M. to intensify their efforts. for amenity developments ' are Just a goal separated the to Shamrocks who found it hard Power, B. Power. J. Hassett; G. utilised for the provision of ser- sides at the finish and while to break down a good Clonea Kirwan. Pat Power. J. Kirwan. DRIVE "ON" vices and amenities which have Shamrocks were on the attack defence, despite getting some Sub. — H. Skehan for M. Power. a predominant tourism element. looking for the equaliser when good opportunities to do so over Shamrocks—. —(P.R.O.). DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988. PAGE THREE

DEATH WHELAN—In loving memory of my dear father. Mike COURT CULLINAN — Strandslde Whelan. late of 43. congress South, Abbeyside, Dungarvan, Villas, Dungarvan. whose anni- TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES MURPHY'S Dungarvan Leader TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES The presentation of the cup We want your support to keep April 25, 1988, at the District versary occurs at this time. S.H.C. — Tallow 1-13 was made to United's captain MAIN STREET, TRAVEL LTD. Hospital. Dungarvan, Patrick TELEPHONE (058)41203 going. Next, Sunday night, as Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan R.I.P. Blessed Mother pray for Portlaw 1-10 Terence McSweeney and Ter- usual. Books inc. Trombola DUNGARVAN (Sonny), West Waterford Bri- him. Mass offered. Phone 058/42799 ence was not, short of words £2.50. Prizemoney £500. gade Old BRA. Deeply regretted (Never forgotten and sadly FRIDAY. APRIL. 29. 1988 Tallow made a winning start when it came to his speech in their first round champion- by his loving wife Ann. sons, missed by your loving daughter Well done lads and hard luck on ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. For Nursery, Toys CYPRUS— " daughters- sons-in-law, daugh- ship game against, Portlaw on a gallant Youghal side for help- St. Catherine's G.A.A. Field at Esther.) Sunday last in Dungarvan. Tal- May 7 and May 8, one week ters-in-law, grandchildren, ing to make it a tremendous Ballynoe was taxed to its ut- low played with the aid of the game. and Bicycles £239; 1 weeks £259. great-grandchildren, relatives YOUNG _ Will the friends strong breeze i the first half most capacity with several at the best prices. and neighbours of Molly Young, NEWS OF TOWN n games being accommodated MALTA— and his many friends. R.I.P. and had 3 points on the board The club would like to thank Removal this Wednesday even- late of Lower King street, before Portlaw opened their ac- the parents for turning up and there. Our u-12 footballers were Don't miss out on our special the first to grace the pitch and offer on lightweight bicycles. May 13, 2 adults, 2 children ing at 6.30 p.m. from Mortuary Abbeyside. kindly remember count, with a free. Portlaw level- to those people who brought the £837. Chapel. District Hospital for St her in their prayers on this AND led the scores at 3 points each boys into Youghal. with a fine exhibition against Telephone 058/41376 Augustine's Church. Abbeyside. her anniversary time. R.I.tP. and the game was beginning to United — W. Murphy j neighbours Killeagh they laid Interment tomorrow Thursday -(Inserted by her family at come to life. Dermot Henley's O'Brien B. Hogan. A McCar- claim to victory in this League All types of keys cut are still accepting de- after 11 o'clock Miass in the ROUNDABOUT point, from a free put Tallow thy, J. Fraser. M. O'Brien, P. encounter. posits for Lourdes trip for home and away.) The u-12's next outing was expertly. adjoining cemetery. FLEADH CHEOIL NA nDEISE back in the lead but this was Flynn, B. sheehan T. Keniry. J. August 31. for £29o — Don't short lived as Portlaw goaled Murray and T. McSweeney also at Ballynoe and in the delay! Fleadh Cheoll na nDeise '88 RPS sam code, fielding both B and takes place i Cappoquin on and they led by 1-3 to 0-4. Tal- used — T. Cunningham and J. e n low hit a purple patch from Henley. Res. not, used — K.C teams in the Divisional June 3rd, 4th and 5th. League contests against Glan- N.B.—-Watch this space every List of Events: Solo Competi- then to the interval, scoring 7 Beecher. S. Woods. T. Mulcahy ATTENTION FARMERS! week for Travel News points without reply due to the B. curley, J. Tobin. B. Power. more teams, the B team, after ACKNOWLEDGMENTS tions — Fiddle, Button Accor- hard working Connie Curley in a thrilling match got the ver- as it occurs. IN MEMORIAM deon. two-row, Flute Tin Our 1st Div. Red House mldfield and the delightful League squad are now finished dict- by 4 points. The C team LYONS—The wife and family Whistle, Piano Accordeon, Con- stickwork of Dermot Henley. wasn't successful, but still ac- CONNOLLY _ Third Anniver- of the late Peter Lyons-, Bally- certina, Uileann Pipes Harp for this season but many of DEAD ANIMALS sary — In loving memory of Tallow led 0-11 to 1-3 at half- them will be playing hurling quitted themselves well. saggart, Dismore. wish to thank Mouth Organ, Banjo ' Piano,' time. The next, on the scene were our diear daughter, Vera Con- •all those who sympathised Melodeon. one-row, old style and football during the coming WANTED nolly. 21. Woodview Park, Tal- months. We wish them the best the ladies from Killeagh and £10 for good fresh animals. 'A BETTER JOB" with them in their recEnt sad Bodhran, Warpipes. Miscellan- Thp second half was only five Sarsfields in a Senior Camogle low. who died on April 28, 1985. eous, any instrument not listed Of luck, especially In the senior PHONE: JOHN MARSH (With a H.G.V. Licence (rigid/ bereavement: those who at- minutes old when Portlaw had County Championship tie and R.'I.P. above. Drums, Celll Band Drum- cut back the lead to 2 points — hurling championship whjre 058/47101 • 052/66147 (artic or coach) special 5-day /, tended removal of remains, they have already got off to a we had one of the best exhibi- As we wander to your grave- Mass and funeral; those who mers. Solo Slow Airs, Concert the pressure was on our half tions of camogie seen for a long course. side. Flute, Slow Airs, Tin Whistle back line ana full back line and winning start. sent Mass cards, messages of time in thp district. The Kil- Accommodation arranged. Your flowers I place- with sympathy and wreaths. A spe- Slow Airs. some silly frees allowed Portlaw TALLOW BADMINTON CLUB leagh team, full of stars with care, cial word of thanks to the Ensembles: Duets. Trios, Ceill level at the threequarter stage The season which has come county and intercounty experi- Do you know that you can No one know-s our heartache, doctors, nurses and staff In Band, Grupai Cheoil, Instru- and when they took the lead it to a close was a very successful ence received a hard challenge looked as if Portlaw would win, have your present— Irish School of As we turn and leave you both St. Bridget's. Ardkeen and mental groups, Accordeon Band one. Congratulations to the 3rd from Sarsfields which produced there. St. Joseph's Hospital, Dungar- All competitions in the follow- but. the Tallow boys responded Division team on winning the hurling of a high order and ing age groups — U-12 12-15 magnificently and a great goal Motoring We often sit and think of you van who looked after Peter so from Pat Daly had Tallow two league and congratulations to played at a cracking pace and And think of how you died, well during his illness. Thanks 15-18, over 18. the winners and runners un in H was only in the dying mom- > DORSET ST., DUBLIN Solo Traditional Singing — points in front with 5 minutes Sittingroom Suite To think you could not. say also to the clergy who attended to go A further point from a the Waterford Open. ents of the game that Killeagh \ Phone Monica goodbye, at the funeral, to the under- Ladies Irish, Mens Irish, Ladies Results: 3rd Div. mixed win- really excelled and won. >01-746677/746037 frep by Dermot Henley eased Before you closed your eyes. taker who was so helpful and English. Mens English, Whist- Tallow into a 3 point lead, but ners, John Pratt and Mary Miriam Higgins of the Eire Re-upholstered Time does not heal our heart- last but not least, to our good ling. Lilting. Newly composed Murphy; 2nd Div. winner ladies Og club refereed. in flame retardant materials ballad. Irish and English. Col- back came Portlaw and a fine (fabric and filling) at— ache. neighbours. Mass will be offered shot by sean Fitzpatrick went singles. Fiona Cunningham; GOLF TOURNAMENT Or stop our silent tears lection of previously unpublish- barely wide of the upright with 2nd Div. runner-up ladies sing- St. Catherine's G.A.A. Club for the intentions of ail. ed dance music. Collection of DUNGARVAN Or take away the long'ng. Martin Murphy beaten in theles , Helen Curley- 3rd Div. mens will hold a Monster 3-Ball FOR SALE For our Vera we loved so dear. previously unpublished tradi- goal. It was Portlaw's last doubles. John Pratt, and Mich- Scramble at East Cork Golf UPHOLSTERY CENTRE tional ballads. Comhra Gaellge ael Cunningham. YOUGHAL ROAD You're not just a memory chance and when Johnny Moore Hub on Wednesday. May 4th. YAMAHA Or part of the past, Competition Irish Conversa- blew the final whistle Tallow Mixed doubles was again The total prize fund ls valued tion. Age groups for Comhra had won a heart-stopping con- dominated by Philly Curley and Phone (058) 41868/54095 ELECTRIC Yo-u are ours to remember, WALI The wife and at £1.000. Gaeilge are as follows — u-10. tesj by 3 points. Fiona Cunningham this season As long as life lasts. family of the late Tommy u-13, u-15. u-18. GUITAR Our lips cannot speak how Wall, Colligan, Dungarvan, but watch out next season as All entries t0 Mrs Kathleen For Tallow, Jim O'Donoghue. John Pratt and Mary Murphy Perfect condition. we loved you, wish to thank most sincerely O'Mahony, Dromore Aglish, McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE all those who sympathised Liam O'Brien and Tomas Mc- arP on your trail. Is open every Sunday from 11 Telephone 058/54204 Our hearts cannot tell what Cappoquin. Closing date for en- Carthy tightened up consider- The u-16 league was very suc- a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 to say. with them m their recent tries. May 20th. As all competi- ably in the second half: our sad bereavement; those who cessful and it all went to the IDA PLAN p.m. week days; closed on Mon- But God only knows how we tors will appear ln Official Clar. half back line came more into last match. Unfortunately our day -McGulre's Garden Centre, m'ss you. attended removal of remains. no entries will be accepted after it, as the game went on but it lads didn't win but put Or a Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- In our home that is lonely Mass and funeral; ail who this date. —(Advt.). was the tireless Connie Curley brave show. Congratulations to phone 051/82136. FOR SALE today. sent Mass cards, letters of B.P. CHECK CENTRE at mldfield who kept Tallow C.T.M. team. DEVELOPMENT (Sadly missed bv Mam. Dad, sympathy and floral tributes, B'iood Pressure Check Centres right there to the end. Dermot The Tallow Open was a great BROKEN HANDLES, hinges )1982 Fiesta L Leo. Paula. Susie. Caroline r and all who called person- for the month of May, organis- Henley Philly Curley and Dave success with lots of entries and and glass on all types of )19S0 Escort Elite, spotless boyfriend pat.) ally. A special word of thanks ed by the Irish Heart, Founda- Henley and Kieran Murphy, the prizes were well spread out. SEMINARS aluminium windows replaced condition. to Fr. O'Doherty Fr. Butler, tion in association with Region- when moved to the wine worked 1 take this opportunity to Also top quality PVC windows tirelessly- and inside Paul Cur- (1979 Escort 1.3 GL CONNOLLY _ Third Anniver- Fr. Hickey. Fr. Foley, Dr. D. al Health Boards will be held thank our sponsors during the The IDA Small Industry de- sold and fitted. Contact M. '1980 Peugeot 504, Petrol sary — In loving memory of our O'Donovan, all our kind as follows:— Wednesday, ith ley, Pat Murphy and Pat Daly season We had a great many velopment programme has been Queally 058/41323. dear friend. Vera Connolly 21 neighbours, and anyone who —•Dungarvan at, Dental Section. kept, a tight, rein on a useful sponsors and without them we instrumental in helping to helped in any way. Trusting full back line from Portlaw. McGRATHS GARAGE Woodview Park, Tallow, who St. Joseph's Hospital from 2.30- Kieran Ryan's introduction just would be unable to hold our an- bring about a balanced regional GAIRPETS AND UPHULSTERY died on April 28. 1985. th's acknowledgment will be 4.30. nual Open Tournament and I'm disposal of industrial develop- professionally cleaned, guaran- (Kinsalebeg. Phone 024/92588 after half time to centre-back The voice is now silent, the accepted by all as a tokein of and then to the corner settled delighted to say for the first ment with over 3.COO different teed results; pressure cleaning; our appreciation. The holy DUNGARVAN RETAIL year we held an Open Tourna- grant assisted units spread house fronts, roofs, farmyards, heart now cold. TRADERS ASSOCIATION the defence. The smile and bh welcome sacrifice of the Mass has ment for u-12. u-14 and u-16 throughout most) towns and vil- machinery, etc. Pipe and drain P been offered for the inten- A general meeting of Dungar- boys and girls doubles. Your lages in Ireland. that met us of old van Retail Business Association Still a lot, of work to be done cleaning service; agents for tions of ail. if the titlp is to come back to sponsorship was greatly appre- pressure washers, hot and cold, We miss her and mo-urn her will be held at 8.30 p.m. in Law- The South East Region ac- in sorrow unseen. Tallow and only on the field can ciated and again we thank you counts for over 400 smail manu- electric, petrol, diesel and PTO lor's Hotel on Wednesday. 4th very sincerely. DALY'S And dwell on the memory of May. All members, past mem- this work be done. We still have facturing industries employing machines available. — Cases a long way to go before we can The club would like to thann in excess of 4.000 people. Cleaning Services. Tallow. Tele- days that have been. WHELAN—The husband and bers and intending members are achieve our goal. GARAGE reouested to attend. —(Advt.) the Community Centre for the The regionali-saition of the phone 058/56123. 'Always remembered by Jac- family of the late No-reen Team — Martin Murphy. Jim use of the hall during the sea- KNOCKNAGRANAGH. queline and Louise.) Whelan. 12, St. Patrick's Ter- Small Industry Programme has CARAVANS — Excellent OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS O'Donoghue. Liam O'Brien. son and would like to thank resulted in significant improve- TARR'S BRTDGE race. Abbeyside. wish to thank This Sunday night at, theToma s McCarthy. Tim Sheehan. John Henley who had the hall choce of top quality modern — Thirteenth Anni- most sincerely all those who ments in tlhe various pro- DUNGARVAN DWYER Friary Hall. Dungarvan Youth Steve Curley Ger Sice. Connie opened every night for us. grammes available. touring caravans. All sizes in versary — In loving memory ot sympathised with them in Club proudly presents Opportu- Curley 0-2 (65. free), Kieran Weil finish the season with stock at unbeatable prices. — Co. Waterford John Dwyer. late of 6. Casey their recent sad bereavement: nity Knocks at 8 p.m. sharp. a party on Thursday 5th May. The new structures enable Healy Caravans, Duntaheen Murphy 0-1. Dermot, Henley 0-6 IDA staff to work closely with ville. Dungarvan. who died on those who sent Mass cards, Tickets can be had from any (0-3 frees 1. philly Curley, David all are welcome. And don't for- Road, Fermoy (near Technical Service — Repairs and April 28, 1975. On his soul floral tributes, letters and mes- member of the committee or at Henley. Paul Curley 0-1. Pat get Badminton Marathon on local mana.gemmt in develop- School). Tel. 025/32302, any sweet Jesus have mercy. Alicia Browne's. —(Advt.). Saturday, 14th May from 9 a.m. ing solid business plans, mclud- sages of sympathy; ail who Murphy 0-1. Pat. Daly 1-2. Subs. to 9 p.m ttme. (t-cj Re-spray 'Never forgotten by his loving attended the removal and PARISH TRIDUUM FOR Kieran Ryan for Ger Sice; J. J tng the utenWllofittom. ot trnrowt-li wife Mary ahd family.) funeral Mass. Special thanks to Sef "you ail next season. nic-he markets and in workup WANTED — A large number Tel. 058/43349 THE MARIAN YEAR Henley Tor Paul Curley — (P.R.O 1. Dr. O'Mahony. Rerv. Canon With Mary "Unload all your Fixtures For The Coming witfh companies in the imple- of heifers and dry cows. Tele- EGAN _ Fifty-second Anni- Farrell. Fr. P. Ahearne. C.C. and TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB mentation of such plans with worries to the Lord, since He ls Weeks — Junior Hurling v. Lis- President's Prize — 1st. Norah phone 0:58/54154. (22-4) versar.. -y — In lovin. g memor. . y- o f Abbeyside Scout Un't for their looking after you: He will con- more in Cappoquin o Sunday the key objective of increasing SINGER SEWING machinf JOhn Eg an Mitchel Street. Dun- our at both funeral n Kelleher and Ann O'Neill: 2nd. manufacturing employment on FOR LOOSE COVERS for your and Silver Cross pram for sale guard of hon firm, strengthen, and support 1st Mav at 7 p.m. Noreen O'Sullivan and Rose sittingroom suite and chairs — far-van. who died on April 26. and burial and all our relatives vou." 1 Peter:5. U-21 Hurling semi-final on the •he ground. Phone 058 43046. 1935. Mass offered friends and neighbours. Trust- Leahy- 3rd. Cissy Murphy and Dungarvan Upholstery Centre, The Triduum will be held in 7th May in Cappoquin. 7.30 p.m. The contribution of Waterford FOR SALE —New car trailer Will those who think of him '_ .hi will be accepted bv ail St. Mary's Parish Church. Dun- "hris O'Sullivan 4th. Mary city and' county is approxThiate- Youghal Road. Phone (058) Rhone 024/97337. ng t s Intermediate Football v Af-Slattery and Peggy Condon. today. in grateful appreciation-. The garvan from the 2nd t,o the 4th fane on the 14th May in Lismore ly 1-5 small industrial invest- 41868/54095. — Complete May. commencing at 7.30 each 10th Anniversary — 1st. Mary RE.UPHOLSTEFLY A little prayer to Jesus say. holy sacrifice of the Mass will at 7.30 p.m Herlihv and Tom Roche: 2nd. ment proposals per year. In TV REPAIRS, SALES AND upholstery service available at 'Always remembered by his evening. The second draw of the Con- 1987, Waterford county contri- Ned O'Connell's. The Bridge, be offered for your intentions Ail are invited, and welcome, B?rnie and Michael Burke: 3rd, SERVICE — call to Denis Mor- loving sisters Br-'die and Mary, fined Members Co-op Draw Helen Condon and Miss Anson: buted 7 investment proposals rissey, TV & Electrical, Main Dungarvan. Free estimates, free brothers Thomas and Joseph.) to participate in honouring Our takes place this week-end Wish- and 49 jobs in place with a fur- Blessed Lady in this her special 4th. Norah Kelleher and Gretta Street, Lismore. phone 058/ collection and delivery. First ing all ticket holders the best of B'arry. ther 38 jobs projected over thf class workmanship: prompt year. Ceremonies as follows:— next 2 years from these com- 54011. ((13-51 O'BRIEN — First Anniversary luck. Thp Piltown Draw will be TALLOW COMMUNITY and efficient service. Call oi»c heated- phone installed: one The cheerful happy ways. Waterford is a patchwork Mrs J. Spratt and Mr. T. Mul- vis washing- 9x9x18; 2 Ser- mile from Dungarvan and com- system that is totally unsatis- again saved well ln the 37th • Large selection of kitchen "machines. Apply to The heart that won so many cahy- 3rd. Mr. C. O'Doherty and minute. United's back four of plete privacy. Apply bv letter factory. Could the Minister Mr. N. Hayes. vinyls to choose from, 3arry, Bracken Bar only to Box No. K516 "Leader" friends, please indicate how soon the John O'Brien. B'arry Hogan. West Street. Tallow. In bygonp happy days. EW 1st Mrs. W. Cusack and Andy McCarthy and Joseph prices from only £2.95 sq Office. ft-c) situation can be rectified? Will Mrs E Frost- 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Five lonely years witho-ut you It be days, weeks or months? Fraser got to grips with Youg- yd. The saddest we have known. P Lannen 3rd. Fr. Barron and hal's forwards while Billy Shee- Mr. O'Kennedy: The Deputy Mrs Brld Bergin. Give us a call now at 024/93314 for free measuring We cherish every thought of will appreciate from his form- han. Pat, Flynn and Mark you, er ministerial experience that O'Brien got On top at mldfield. and quotations or call and see for yourself at As we go through life alone. there are procedures in Depart- Up frcnt Tlmmy Keniry Johr Catherine Street, Youghal. You left us precious memories ments of the Public Service Murray and Terence McSwee- Your love is still our guide. which is now involved with the ney gavp Youghal's defence Open Sunday from 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Although we cannot see vou. Department, of Finance and some anxious moments but at You are always by our sid?. this matter is being addressed DUNGARVAN the final whistle both sides JAMES KIELY & SONS We cannot travel to vour as a matter of urgency. There were still locked together at one. (EST. 1919) grave. ls a.s it happens a particularly goal apiece. (Irish Association of Funeral Directors) acute problem i County Wa- Extra timp failed to break the For you are too far away. n deadlock and so the game went But one day soon we'll gc terford. I acknowledge that. LADIES GOLF If I do not put days or weeks to penalties. United came out JOHN O'FARFSELL & SONS back home on ton by four goals to three, And flowers on your grave on It think the Deputy will accept that that, is not an in- RESULTS much to the delight of the play- FUNERAL HOME we'll lay. dication of my lack of inten- Granard Foursomes winner T. ers and thp supporters. * Embalming and Cremations arranged. Will those who think of our tion on my part. I assure the Ba urn aim (20* and B. McCarthy Overall a great performance Monumental Works Mom today from United's boys. Tomas * We attend to all details — church and cemetery. Dpputy we are attaching the (36) 76 nett; runners-up, L A little prayer to Jesus say. greatest urgency to this and Fleming (10) and J. Melody Cunningham and James Henley Headstones in Marble, Granite and Limestone. * Floral and Artificial Wreaths supplied. 'So sadly missed but never a.s soon as T get clearance this (13) 77t nett. both played their part when * Obituary Notices. forgotten by her loving hus- will be done. The Deputy they camp on in the second band John, sister Lena and lov know-, it. ls not always in my half All ol United's reserves INSCRIPTIONS CARVED. SHANDON STREET AND MARY STREET ing sons and daughters and In- FIXTURES also played their part in helping hands Come and choose from stock or catalogue. laws and grandchildren, in Ire Mr. Deasy : Will the Minister Tuesday. May 3 18 hole the team to get this far. namely. DUNGARVAN stable-ford, sponsored bv M. J. land Richard and Lena, in inform me when something is Thomas Mulcahy. Buddy Cur- MIDLETON LISMORE England Birdie. Madg'e, Treasa. Keane & Co. Presentation of ley Johnathan Tobin. Seamus TELEPHONE: Shandon Street 058/42116 done? 021/631194 058/54337 Afler Hours (Mnry Sfreel) 058/41876 Cate Ann. Willie, Peter and Mr. O'Kennedy : Of course prizes to-dfcte on Tuesday. May Woods. Kieran Beecher and Larry.) I will. 3, at 9.30 p.m. approximately. Brian Power. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988. Behind the SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page 1}

HOUSEWIVES- possessing a polluting power gallon, caramels at 3/2d per approximately 220 times that ot box. polish at 2/5 per dozen FOR THAT SPECIAL HEALTH DRINK domestic sewage and is respon- tins and chocolate at Id per sible for more fish kills than by bar. TRY OUR— any other cause. The goods were sent from Stressing the fact that pollu- Waterford to Dungarvan by tion is avoidable and that the rail. Delicious Fresh prevention of effluent pollution Doesn't all this sound almost is preferable to legal sanctions, incredible nowadays? it urges farmers to consider Cultured Buttermilk their neighbours — farmers, WAS FIRST IRISHMAN r fishermen and country lovers— IN LONDON P.S. — YOU CAN ALSO USE IT FOR BAKING by ensuring that their farming MARATHON activities do not cause pollu- The Waterford Regional tion of this kind. Committee of G'orta has sent YOUR GUARANTEE We direct the attention ol speoial congratulations to Dun- farmers to a notice from Watei- garvan man Michael Roche I'or ford County Council elsewhere his magnificent performance in in this issue concerning regula- the recent City of London OF QUALITY tions to be observed under the marathon. Michael finished DAIRIES Water Pollution Act and the 180th ,in an entry that exceeded penalties to be imposed for 12,000 runners and was the any breaches committed first Irishman to cross lhe finishing line on the occasion. THE GOOD OLD DAYS Hiis time for the gruelling 26 ABBEYSIDE AFC's UNDER-16 TEAM who won the Waterford and District under-16 TSB league. (Photo: David Steam) With prices for most com- miles odid run was an excellent modities soaring through the 2hrs. 31mins. RYAN & MCCARTHY CAR SALES LTD. oeiling these days it is revealing This outstanding achievement to look back on what things St. John's Park, Waterford says all that can be said foi cost in days gone by. Michael's dedication to the Sales and Service — Tel. 051/76703 and 72219 We are indebted to Mr. sport and the rigorous training Monsie Waters, Abbeyside for NEW LADA'S EX STOCK: CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES schedule he observed lo reach Latla Riva 1200 L £5,150 Lada Samara this display if we are to enter- came 3rd and John Whyte 4th. affording us such a glimpse 1300 L £7,150 MISSION IN CAPPOQUIN After the final chairman the fitness which enabled him Lada Riva 1300 L £6,150 Willie Gallagher i a brief tain any hopes of championship In Togher. 4 of our athletes into the past. This centres on Lada Samara n to put up such a niagiinficcnt Lada Riva 1300 After a lapse of many years, speech, thanked Mr. Jameson honours. were in action against very an account, dated Septembei Estate £6,450 1300 SL £7,850 a two week Mission will be con- performance. for the beautiful cup and his On Sunday morning last they tough competition. 21, 1921, for goods supplied by Lada iRiva 1500 ducted in Cappoquin Parish, by continued sponsorship. He also Results: Boys u-12 800m. the Redemptorist Fathers, from played Kilrossanty in a chal- George Chapman Ltd.. Water- The Gorta Committee h.'ive Estate £7,450 thanked the finalists and all lenge and turned in a power- Kevin Walsh 7th- Girls u-14 Sunday. May 1st to Sunday, ford to his la-te mother, who, at also been loud in their praise QUALITY USED CARS ON OFFER: those who participated and the house display. It was a complete 800m. Corrina Walsh 2nd; Girls May 15th. both inclusive. The tournaments committee for a u-15 800m. Niamh Scanlon 4th; Lhe time, had a shop at tht of Michael for allowing them to format on this occasion will be contrast, to their form In their 1987 Fiat Uno 45 1983 Fiat Ritmo CL job well done. Following this, previous game. They have show- Girls u-17 1,000m. Ann Brown use his name for sponsorship 1984 Ford Sierra 1.6 L somewhat different and the Mr. Jameson presented the cup 2nd. Again well done to all con- New Line, Abbeyside. 1986 VW Jetta Turbo ed they can produce the goods— purposes for the second year Diesel 1982 Nissan Sunny week of the 1st to 8th May will and winners trophy to James cerned. — (P.R.O.). Matches were priced at be taken up with visitation of now let us see them maintain 1986 Opel Kadett Van 1982 VW Golf GTI Morrissey, the runners-up tro- consistency. 10/3d per gross (144) of small as this has greatly helped them 1982 Carina 2, Diesel the parish and meetings with phy to Darren Mason and the CAPPOQUIN MACRA 1986 VW Golf Diesel Van young adults, 18 to 25 years, will boxes, sweets at 7/10d per in collecting much needed (damaged) 1983 Fiat 127 Comfort semi-finalists trophies to Eric CAPPOQUIN NA FEIRME be held in the Parochial Hall on Fraher and Kevin McGrath. He funds. 1986 Toyota Corolla 1981 Toyota Corolla K30 Tuesday. Wednesday and BALLINAMEELA A.C. choice also very kindly donated a On Sunday evening last, April Saloon Thursday evenings at 8.30 p.m. cheque to the club for which LONDON'S A CITY OF 1985 Fiat Uno 55 1981 Mazda 323 On Sunday last our athletes 24. we headed off to Conna Visitation of Schools will also we are indeed very grateful. Macra Field Evening. We enter- HEARTBREAK 1985 Nissan Centra Diesel 1981 Renault 5 TL take place. Week 2 from the 8th were competing in Ring' Old 1980 Fiat 131 Parish, Togher and Wexford ed three teams. The club would The Director of the Irish Ad- 1986 Toyota Carina 2 to 15th May will be concentra- AFFANE BRIDGE RESULTS like to congratulate Noreen vice Centre located at 55. F'ul- Diesel 1979 Toyota Carina ted on Church activities with and all ran with distinction and Letters To 1980 Opel Ascona produced many fine performan- O'Brien who was runner-up in ham Palace Road. Hammer- 1984 Nissan Urvan two sessions at 6.30 and 8.30 1st. Claire Meaney and Mon- interior decorating; Padraig smith. London is Co. Waterford- SOME CHEAPER MODELS TO CLEAR. p.m. consisting of sermon, pray- ces Results from Ring/Old ica Sullivan 2nd, Andrew Mc- Parish:— Browne, runner-up in the sports man Fr. Jim Kiely. The Centre ers and Benediction and these is an advice agency set up prin- Sales: Open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Grath and Mary Radford: 3rd, Girls u-8 80m. Linda Guilly. competition and Pat Murray, The Editor evening times will apply Monica Walsh and Ester Bar- winner of the car registration The Editor, cipally to deal with the needs Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout th entire week. 1st- Girls u-8 80m. Margaret Finance and Leasing cornfldenitiially arranged. P ron. quiz. Dungarvan Leader. of the newly arrived and settled Morning Masses over the entire F'oley 3rd: Girls u-9 300m. Linda Irish and its aims are — to sup- period will be at 7 and 10 a.m. Guilly 2nd- Girls u-9 80m. Oli- At a recent meeting it was de- FAMILY VIOLENCE IN port those in need through FAWLTY's BOWLING velre Walsh 2nd; Boys u-10 80m. IRELAND TOURNAMENT cided that the club would or- equality of opportunity: to arti- CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS AND NeU McGrath 2nd- Boys u-10 ganise a sports evening during Dear Editor, culate the needs of the Irish SNOOKER CLUB 300m. Neil McGrath 2nd; Boys the forthcoming Ffestlvai in We would like to inv'.te community; to creat an aware- PAT MCCARTHY MOTORS Sunday. May 1st at 10.30 — u-11 80m. John Lynch 2nd: Girls ST. JOHN'S PARK, WATERFORD Michael Guiry. John Walsh, Cappoquin. Preparations will your readers to a seminar on ness of the social, cultural and Team Snooker League — Two u-10 80m. Christine Collender get, underway soon. "Family Violence in Ireland.'' on historical background of Irish Telephone 051/72219 a'nd 75851 mere matches were played in Michael McGrath. Jimmy Whe- 3rd: Boys u-9 80m. James Mer- lan. Bernard Whelan. Liam Col- We would greatly welcome Tuesday. May 3. at 8 p.m. in people; to search with the Irish ATTENTION ALL COMMERCIAL VEHICLE AND our team league last week and nin 2nd- Boys u-9 300m. James in London for an understanding as we enter the final couple of lins. Seamus Murphy, Joseph Mernin 3rd; Girls u-15 100m. any new ideas for sideshows or the Presentation Primary LAND ROVER OWNERS! Geary. competitions for our field even- School Hall. Dungarvan. of faith which is appropriate weeks it, looks as if Team E will Lorraine Maher 2nd- Girls u-16 to their new cultural situation take the title as they hold a 100m. Fiona Lynch 2nd. ing. If you come up with some- Family violence, both physical Do you need your vehicle DOE Tested? and mental is on the increase and to encourage the Irish Com- Well, Jook no further! commanding lead. Details are RICHIE RYAN BOWLING thing original and imaginative TOURNAMENT Boys u-16 shot — Felim power get in touch as soon as possible. and causes enormous suffering munity in their efforts to inte- as follows:— 1st- Shane Scanlon 2nd. grate in a multi-cultural society. We are official DOE Test agents, with the most modern and pain to its victims. The am Sat., May 7th at. 10.30-^Iohn Senior Ladies shot, — Fiona We would like to extend best of this seminar is to help create The Centre has been doing equipment and we guarantee fast and efficient, service. Team D 6 pts.: Team E 3 pts. Lynch 3rd: Senior Men shot — We are also main agents for Lucas Tachograph. On Monday night last. Team McGrath 1, Tom Farrell 6. Sea- wishes to the two club mem- an awareness and an under- marvellous work catering for mus Murphy scr., John Kett 6 Michael Ahem 1st; Senior bers entering the Bachelor of standing of the extent, causes, the needs of immigrants and So, for all your commercial requirements contact us E suffered their first defeat in Billy Tobin 2, James McCarthy Ladies 1,500m. — Lily McCar- today ait any of t>he above numbers. the league at the hands Of the the Year Contest. Any other eli- and consequences of family settled Irish community since it 6. thy 3rd: Ladies 0/40 1,500m — gible contenders should get are open. 6 clays a. week. Mon-dteuy bo Saturday, with ever improving Team D. First Angela Lynch 1st. Violence in Ireland, and also to was established in London in a 24-ihour breakdown service. On table were the two captains Sunday, May 8th at 6.45 p m. their names in this week. Girls 1967. But according to the latest interested in Miss Macra or provide information on help and after an interesting battle. John Whelan 4 Michael Mc- In Wexford we had two ath- available for its victims. report which has come to hand F. McCarthy came out on top Grath scr., John O'Donoghue 3. letes competing. In the junior Queen or the Land would also from the Centre they can now Pat Fitzgerald a. David Mehmed need to enter soon.—(P.R.O.). The following speakers have beating C. O'Leary by two men 7.000m. walk. Francis Lynch agreed to come and address the only offer a limited counselling frames to nil. In the next pair- 6, Lar Dunne 4. service to people due mainly lo Saturday. May 14th at 10.30 seminar: Sr. Marie Murphy. Co- ing, J. Morrissey played excel- ordinator of "Services- for Dis- the large Increase in Irish im- lent snooker to beat off the Jimmy Whelan 5, John McGrath migrants. challenge of C. Uniacke and col- 3, John Walsh 3, Richard Queal- advantaged Women and Child- ren" in Cork City; Dr. Maire London is no longer a city lect three more points. In the ly 3. Pat Dalton sc., Brian Leahy with streets paved with gold W. ROCHE final match of th*. night, B. sc Woods from the Sexual Abuse GENERAL HARDWARE Clinics, Dublin. and the Centre has issued the O'Shea received a walkover Sunday, May 15th at 10.30— BORD NA nOC NOTES following: points to be noted be- from T. Power, to gain three O. Flynn 5. Tony Healy 5, Liam MUNSTER U-16 HURLING by 4-8 to 2-3. The team have We remain, fore going by those contemplat- MAIN STREET, LISMORE valuable points for the league Connors 1 N. Fleming sc., J. CHAMPIONSHIP prepared well for Saturday's Yours sincerely ing emigrating there: Contact Telephone 058/54122 leaders. Gallagher, H. Guiry 3. game with three training ses- _ "JUST US" your local Community Informa- On Saturday afternoon the sions during the week all of Sixth Year Injustice Awareness Divisional u-16 hurlers play tion Centre or National Man- Team E 6 uts.: Team A 3 pts. CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE which had a virtual full attend- Group: power Office for advice- Bring On Thursday night the most G.A.A. NOTES Muskerry from Cork in the ance of players. Siobhan Quinn, Emily Cusack, at least £450 in cash as accom- important match l the league quarter-final of the Munster We wish the team the best, of n Inter-Divisional Championship Helena Walsh. Ciara Connolly. modation is scarce and expen- SEASONAL SPECIAL OFFER saw the meeting of the top two Gate Collectors — This week's luck on Saturday in their quest Noilih Ni Thoibin. Edei Hayes, sive: Bring names, addresses and it saw the league leaders gate collectors at, the field. 24th- in Caherlag at 3 p.m. in the first for a place in the Munster semi- round, the West defeated South Carol French. Margaret Looby. and phone numbers of relatives, bounce back from their defeat 30th April, are M. Morrissey, B final on July 2nd. Patricia O'Brien. friends and useful agencies: earlier ln the week and give Murray and M. Byrne. West, Cork by 4-9 to 1-1 while RED, GREEN AND GREY OXIDE, £39.50 PER The panel for the game is— Bring your passport or birth themselves a nine point lead at On gate duty next week, 1st- Muskerry defeated South Kerry K O'Gorman P. O'Gorman. K. certificate and other forms of 5-LITRE DRUM, ALL COLOURS the top with two matches to 7th May will be D. Flynn Jim- Lynch, P. Nugent (Lismore). M. ID.; Bring reference and C.V.: play. It was the 'A' teams first my McGrath and K. McCarthy. Murphy, E. Nicholson (Sham- [f you have a trade bring your defeat. For every £30 worth of household paints purchased U-14 Footballers For Western rocks), G. Hickey (Ballyduff). tools and finally, come early in you can have a free painting roller set. Offer lasts until Final — Affane 4-6; St. Olivers C. Cunningham (Tallow). E. i.he week, arriving in the mor- In the first, pairing, C Uniacke Wall (Fourmilewater). K. Mc- West the end of May. continued his outstanding pot- 1-2 — Our under 14 footballers ning. turned in a top class display Grath. B. McGrath. M. Dunford The current report from the ting form, to comfortably beat DESERVING WIN (St. Patricks) S. Curran (Gael- ALL PAINTS VERY REASONABLY PRICED D. Mason ln two frames. Follow- against St. Olivers on Saturday Advice Centre warns of the pit- last ln Dungarvan to qualify for tacht), K Wilkinson (Cappo- Waterford falls facing young Irish boys ing this, B'. O'Shea. one of only quin). A. Ryan. K. Killlgrew two players still unbeaten met the Western final. It, was a very and girls going to London for good team performance but spe- (Abbeyside), J. Power (St. Oli- the first time and carries a thR captain of the 'A' team. R. FOR LISMORE vers) D. Donnelly. M. Desmond. Notes Walsh and won a tight first cial mention to Conor Prender- PRESENTATION number of stories of the heart- gast, who was really outstanding M. McGrath. M. Butler (Dun- breaks. difficulties and disap- frame on the black, before go- RICE CUP U/14 HURLING garvan). There was an exceptionally ing on to comfortably win the scoring 1-5 of our total. large attendance of friends pointments which have been second frame to take maximum Team—Paul McLoughlin, Vin- LISMORE C.B.S. 1-7 P.S. — Also on Saturday. East the lot, of some young emigrants Waterford, fresh from their 8-14 and members of the local IFA in the past. points and strengthen his cent Coffey. Michael Croke, DUNGARVAN C.B.S. 0-3 branch in Kinsalebeg at a team's position further. In the Tony Prendergast, Jason Flem- to 0-3 win over south Tipperary They are all summed up in Lismore C.B.S. outscored Dun- on Thursday night last, play special dinner and presentation the words of the following song. final match of the night, M. ing. ciarain Cullinane, Kenneth garvan C.B.S. ln the final game of honorary life memberships Casey also still unbeaten re- Mason. Frank McLoughlin. An- West, Limerick at Ballygiblln in "This London's A City Of Heart- of Grouo 'D' of the Rice Cup in thp quarter-final at 3 p.m. to Mr. D. J. Cogihlan. Kiimac break," which is included in the stored some pride for the A thony McCarthy Alan Gilllgan, Lismore last Wednesday. With ithomas and Mr. Eddie Cunning- team with an excellent dlspiay Conor Prendergast, Billy Tobin. report and which for no other TOPSIDE HOMES both schools already having re- ham, Kinsalebeg. This presen- reason than the warning it con- of snooker, to beat the E team Dean Morrissey, Ray Curran. corded victories over Youghal tation was organised by the captain C. O'Leary by two Paui Ormonde. Sub. — Greg tains will be our choice for the and Midleton C.B.S., they have Waterford County Executive oi ballad corner this week:— BALLYPOREEN frames to nil. Reddy for Paul Ormonde. earned quarter-final places. the Irish Farmers Association in This team has come along in ALL TYPES OF SHAPES BUILT ON YOUR Lismore. aided by the breeze, Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan on I walked through thp city a League Table — As we enter leaps and bounds. They have dominated the first half and Friday night laist. the last few weeks of the league reported for training when ask- stranger OWN SITE led by 0-7 to 0-1 at half time Fallowing the meal the huge In the land I can never call It appears as though the E ed and Denis McCarthy's influ- Anthony Tinnelly was in spark team will take the honours. The ence is rubbing off as their re- gathering were entertained by home; ling form at centre field for Lis- the very talented Cork pair I cast the sad notion across table reads as follows:— sults to date show. KeeD up the more ln this period. Showhouse open midway between Baliyporeen good work lads. njrc "Cha and Miah." Then County me. In the second half Dungarvan In my search of my fortune and Clogheen on main road Team E 6 38 POC Executive Chairman. Jerry Best Of Luck — We wish our edged back into the game when FADA/FEILE SKILLS Murphy called o Mr. Tom Clin- to roam. Team A 6 29 Niall Considine scored from 60 The Divisional finals of both n D 6 19 u-14 footballers the very best of ton. President of the IFA. to Team yards and Dermot Ryan struck the Poc Fada and Felle na Gael Team B 5 14 luck in their quest, for Western present the life membership For a working day seems on Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1, from 30 yards. Dungarvan tried Skills Competition will take never ending Team C 5 13 honours on Saturday next in place on this Friday evening at scrolls and a token of appreci Dungarvan. Their opponents hard but with Paddy O'Donnell From a shovel and nick from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Tom Feeney i sparking the Showfield. Dungarvan. com- a/tion for all their work within will be Naomh Brid and a top- n the IFA to D. J. and Eddie. there's no break; JAMESON CHALLENGE class game i anticipated. Give form in the Lismore defence, mencing at 7 p.m. The top three TELEPHONE SEAN MEENEY 052/67365 PERPETUAL CUP FINAL s In both go forward to the Co. Former president of the IFA And when you're not working those lads plenty of support. they kept, Dungarvan at bay, you're spending They deserve It. and struck for a goal Ave min- Finals at, Dungarvan on Sunday Mir. Joe Re a, was also present James Morrissey 5 frames May 8th in conjunction with the Both Joe Rea and Tom Clinton A fortune you left, home to utes from time to run out des- make. Darren Mason Nil Seniors Beaten: Mt. sion 4-16; erving winners. Waterford v. Tipperary Munster were presented with pieces 0] Cappoquin 0-12 _ Our senior S.F.C. game, Waterford Crystal to mark the lew wl At the. snooker room on Sun- Best for Lismore were Paddy And for every niaV " hurlers suffered a heavy defeat O'Donnell. Mark Clancy Tom RESULTS: u-14 F.C. occasion of this very special finds a fortune day afternoon last. James Mor- at the hands of Mt. Sion at Abbeyside 3-4; Kilrossanty 0-8 visit to Co. Waterford. rissey wo this beautiful cup Feeney. Anthony Tinnelly and And comes home to" n Stradbally last Sunday. But in Sean Hickey. Best for Dungar- Abbeyside 3-6- Lismore 2-0 Chairman, Jerry M u r p h v with an easy victory over Dar- Affane 4-6; St. Olivers 1-2 thp tale: ran Mason The experience of truth, the final scoreline was van were Raymond Ryan, Tom thanked ail present for attend- Each morning the Broadway an injustice to a gallant display Kiely, Dwane Moore, Dermot St. Pats 5-2; Shamrocks 1-1 ing and a minuite's silence was James was evident throughout Munster u-16 is crowded Carroll Motors Ltd and In defeat, Darren will have by our team. Mount Sion's abil- Ryan Padraig Flynn and Niall H.C. observed to the memory of the With many the thousands j ity to score two early goals and East Waterford 8-13 • I'm sure, learned a lot from this Considine. late John Mulloy. who failed. DUNGARVAN. Phone 058/41994 or 42207 his first final. two more in the dying minutes Lismore — B. Ormonde (Lis- South Tipperary 0-4 AUSTRALIA of the game put an almost un- more), P. O'Donnell (Ballysag- FIXTURES Having enjoyed a recent tour So young men of Ireland taKe MITSUBISHI — VOLVO — SUZUKI James settled quickly and real look to thp score. In be- gart). F. Moore (Tallow) M. Saturday. April 30th — Mun- in Australia, Miss Louise Power, warning drew first blood by comfortably tween those body blows our Clancy (Ballysaggart), T. Fee- ster u-16 H.C, — At, Caherlag, pilpark. Kinsalebeg has just In London you never will find winning the first frame by team hurled themselves to a ney (Ballyduff). R. O'SulIivan 3 p.m. West Waterford v Mus- returned home. Gold at the end of the rain- 1987 Mitsubishi Pajero 1984 Austin Metro L, standstill and held their own. Jeep Turbo. 27,000 miles. 65-26. He increased his lead by (Lismorei. A. Tinnelly (do.), C. kerry; At Ballygiblln. 3 p.m. NEW ARRIVAL bow. also taking the second frame by It was a tough baptism for our Cullinane (Cappoquin i, S. Hic- East Waterford v. West Limer- For you might just have left 1988 Lancer 1.2 GL Demo. 1982 VW Polo Hatch-back. younger players but they can Congratulations to L'am and 1986 Nissan Vanette 78-46. It was in the third frame key (Ballyduff) K. Geary (Bal- ick. Kay Allen. Kinsalebeg on the it, behind! 1982 Volvo 345 DL, one that Darren began to mount a learn from this game. lyduff). L. Feeney (do.). D. Nu- At Dungarvan: 2.30 u-14 F.C. Diesel. owner. birth of a baby bov during the challenge and brought it to the Cappoquin team — M. Phe- gent (Ballysaggart), P. Hickey (B> Final — Ath Meadhon v. week. Ah. this London's a city of 1986 Volvo 343 DL 1983 Toyota Corolla DX black ball, which James potted lan. S. McCarthy, P. McCar- (Lismore). B. Qulnn (do.). Sub, Naomh Brid (P. O Mordha); heartbreak, 1986 Ford Fiesta Lynks. Diesel. LEBANON superbly and gave himself a thy. N. Heffernan. S. Fraher, D. O'Dowd. 3.30 p.m. u-14 F.C (A) Final — We all join in wishing Mr On a Friday there's friends by 1986 Suzuki Swift 1.3 GL, 1982 VW Jetta Diesel three frame cushion Thp score B. Murray K. McCarthy. J. Dungarvan — A. Walsh (St. Dungarbhan v. Dun Na Maln- the score. 5-door. 1982 Fiat Ritmo 60 CL was 68-64. The fourth frame Mason, M. Power, T. O'SulIivan. istreach (E. O Se>. Johnny O'Mahomy. Piltown. a Patricks). R. Ryan (Touranee- safe term with the United But when the pay's finished 1985 Toyota Hi-ace LWB 1982 Fiat Fiorino Van took the same course and again F. Murray. P. Curran M. Hac- na.), T. Morrlsey (Dungarvan), Monday May 2nd, at Cappo- on Monday Diesel, Chiller Unit 1982 Nissan Cherry Peace Keeping Forces in It, was James who won it on the kett, J. Crotty J. Kiely. Subs.— J. McGrath (Touraneena) P. quin, 7.30 p m u-14 F.C. (C) A friend's not a friend any- fitted. Celebration. black. This left, Darren in a near M. Brackett for S. McCarthy- D. Veale (Abbeyside) T. Kieiy (St. Final — Baile Ui Dhulbh v. Lebanon. Johnny left with the more! 1985 Rover 213. 1981 Saab Turbo 900 5-dr. impossible position of having to Cummins for M. Hackett: P. Patricks), D. Moore (Abbey- Naomh Padraig (S. Mac Craith). first group for this six month oi duty on Wednesday last. 1985 VW Golf 5-dr. CL 1981 Talbot Horizon. win the remaining five frames Morrissey for J. Kiely. side). C Gough (Dungarvan). FEILE NA GAEL I remember that bright April 1985 Toyota Starlet 3-dr. 1981 Volvo 343 DL However, this wasn't to be and Minor Footballers Win: Affane J. Long (do.). E. Cunningham The Divisional semi-finai of SYMPATHY morning We wish to express our sym- 1985 Volvo 345 Diesel 1980 Renault 18 TL in the fifth frame. James took 3-3: Shamrocks 0-3 — It was a (do.), N. Considine (do.), D. Feile na Gael will be played in When T left home to travel 1985 VW Jetta Petrol CL 1979 Volvo 343 Auto. control early on and held a lethargic performance from our Whelan (Touraneena), D. Ryan Cappoquin on Friday. May 6th pathy to Mr. T. O. Murphy. afar; 1985 Renault 9 TD, Diesel 1978 Peugeot 404 commanding lead as they en- minors last Friday night in Lis- (Abbeyside). P. Flynn (St. Pat- at 6.45 p.m between Lismore Coolbeg. Clashmore on the But, to work till you're dead 1984 Volvo 344 GL, Silver 1977 MG Midget Sports. tered the colours. Darren could more but they did enough to ricks). J. P. Fltzpatrick (Tour- and Abbeyside: with the win- death of his uncle Mir. John For one room and a bed 1978 Toyota Land Cruiser. find no way out and James be- fashion a victory. However a aneena) Subs — B. Cullinan ners playing Dungarvan in the Murphy, Youghal over the came the new champion. final on May 9th. weekend. (iL„u0t tho reason I Mt vast improvement is needed on and D. Ryan (St. Patricks). Mulllngar.