Dunganuan Ukmcmy m FABRIC & WOOL ////// O'CONNELL STREET, HORNIBROOKS DUNGARVAN UNREPEATABLE Dungarvan Deader PRICES mmr and SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT NOW AVAILABLE ON FOR ALL WOOLS Circulating throughout the County and City of Waterford, South Tipperary and South-East Cork TOYOTA Vol. 49. No. 2534. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1987. PRICE 25p (inc. VAT) PENSMAN TAKES YOU Councillors Sharply Divided On Disc LIGHT NEEDED AT

ed revenue while Cllr Tony CONGRESS VILLAS Wright said he too would fav- our the discs but would like to see some concessions for the business community, and for RIGHT OF WAY IT MUST BE HA1RSH1RTS Parking Recommendations sions was raised in the Dail last workers whose employers do FOR ALL week it has been revealed that not provide car parking facili- Speaking under any other business at last Monday nights President Hillery, currently paid Members of Dungarvan Urban town where one and two hour both of the car parks at Dav- backlash and they would also ties. Following t!he massive cut- Council are sharply divided on parking restrictions presently itt's Quay and Friary Street be a positive threat to shop- meeting of Dungarvan Urban over £60,000 a year as Head of Cllr. Wright said he would backs in the financial alloca- a recommendation from County apply. to be free of charge and exempt ping in the town," said Cllr. not support free parking in District Council. Cllr. Paddy Power stressed the urgent need tions- in the Departments of State in salary and expenses has Manager Mr. D. Hurley that Mr. Hurley ls recommending from any time limitations. He Kyne. their car parks which had cost renounced an annual pension ol Cork-style disc pay parking be has estimated that the disc substantial sums to develop. for a light to be erected at "he Health and Local Government the pay parking in the central Cllr. Austin Hallahan, him- right of way between Congress £9,000 payable to 'him as a for- introduced in the areas of the streets but wants parking in parking could yield the UDC self a leading member of the Cllr. Michael O'Riordan also since the begimnting of the year up to £50,000 year. Villas and Springfield. mer Fianna Fail Minister. The a business community, also op- expressed concern about people which have been marked by who may have to park their This area was very dark Cllr. The two Labour members of posed the recommendations many hospital closures and a President made this decision and said Dungarvan isn't a big vehicles outside their own pre- Power said and because it, was the Council. Cllrs Billy Kyne very much used It should be drastic reduction in the level of last year without any publicity enough town to sustain street mises in areas where pay disc and Paddy Power, told last parking applied. Some conces- put high on the priority list for public services, further massive fanfare and got around any Monday's meeting that having disc parking. the erection of a light at the administrative snags by re- sion should be given to them, cuts totalang £485 million were carefully considered all the He suggested that the car he said. spot. "pros and cons" they must op- announced1 last week. The re- questing that the pension money WEDDING BELLS parks should be made available Mr. D. McCarthy, Town En- be made a "gift to the Minister pose the Manager's recommen- free of charge and the rate- It wa,s finally decided to de- gineer, told Cllr. Power that sult now is that not one of tihe dations which they insisted fer a decision on the disc park- for Finance" referring the pay- payers would pay the cost of the issue could be considered State Departments escapes the would do a grave disservice to their development through the ing proposal to the November at. the Council's Estimates axe and iin many instances ment back to the Exchequer. the business community. rates over a number of years. meeting. "Clearly we are sharp- meeting. ly divided on the issue," the several State Agencies employ- On Tuesday last when the Cllr. Nuala Ryan said pay "I could see the recommenda- disc parking seemed t.o be a chairman Cllr. Richard A. YELLOW LINES ing large numbers are to be Dail discussed the latest massive tions creating a major public Walsh commented. cutbacks, the Taoiseach, Mr. good way to collect badly need- Cllr. Power also raised the totally scrapped. question of the need ior yellow Haughey stated that the Govern- lines when he spoke of the Without doubt the govern- ment had no alternative to problems created by cars being ment has introduced the era of these spending cuts. This of parked adjacent to the public the haiilrshirt and the various course confirms the hairshirt toilets at the Quay. Ministers and indeed most poli- regime for the next year or Councillor Fails To Ban The Town Engineer said this had already been recommended ticians have been talking about even two. But, and this is the problem — if problem it is — in a recent report made by the the need for us to tighten our crunch, point: it should not just Members and officials of The final word on the matter County Manager and which belts. We have been preaching be hairshirts for poor John Dungarvan Urban Council rested with the Council veteran, would come before the Council the need for this Ln this column Citizen but for all, including who enjoy a cigarette will be Cllr. Declan Goode: 'T have for consideration at a later able to continue to puff their Smoking been a heavy smoker for fifty date. for years and as a result we Government Ministers and ail way happily through future years," he said, "but gave them have been branded as a cynic. members of the Oireachtas who meetings. At Monday night's meeting a un three months ago." We were advising t'he need for should give the lead by cutting move by the Workers Party would be to reshuffle the seat- member. Cllr. Tony Wright to caution ten years ago when back all the hidden perks, ex- ing so that the smoking coun- introduce a smoking ban at all cillors could all be seated at things were flying high and penses and allowances includ- future meetings ran into a bar- the same end of the chamber. there was no shortage of ing these unjustified pensions rage of opposition and his pro- NOT GIVE UP posal failed to get a seconder. NEW APPOINTMENT borrowed money to pay for "la which the country can no Cllr. Nuala Ryan said that as dolce vita." The sorry mess we "As a non smoker I resent Longer economically afford to WINTER TIME being a passive smoker through a smoker she was not going to Allied Irish Bank have recent- hav Cllr. Wright acting as her are in to-day has resulted from pay. In accordance with the having to inhale other peoples fi ly announced the appointment this mid-70's spree and it was provisions of the Standard smoke," said Cllr. Wright. Call- doctor. "I will not give up smok- of Mr. Harry Gleeson to the President Hillery found a Time (Amendment) Act,' ing for a complete ban OQ ing just to please him." she position of Officer at the local the same people who are now added. about to provide us all with way of renouncing his Minis- j 1971, as varied by the Wintei smoking at future meetings, he Branch. Time Order, 1982, Winter said he would not have any ob- The chairman Cllr. Richard h'a'irshirts who were responsible terial pension; Deputies O'Mal- Time will commence at 2 jection to adjourning the meet- A. Walsh said that while he is for that "spend now pay later" ley and Molloy have signified a.m. Greenwich mean time ing every half hour or hour for a non-smoker he did not believe "their intentions of doing like- on Sunday. October 25, 1987 a brief spell to enable members smoking in a chamber the size policy of the '70's. of theirs could adversely affect j wise. There is nothing to stop to have a smoke — outside the But leaving that apart we do All clocks and time pieces chamber. any member those others who are drawing will, therefore, go back onr adimit that t'he time has at last Cllr. Austin Hallahan came these pensions from doing like- hour at that time or to be Cllr. Michael O'Riordan. who up with the suggestion of in- come for the country to cut its is seated alongside Cllr. Wright wise. pn the safe side do it before stalling an- air extractor and it cloth according to its measure. -1 Y'yon. retire on Saturday .night at the- meetings- and is a wa n agre-ed to consider that smoker said one way out of the The time" has come to' cut oul WE WERE MISSING suggestion (not back) all luxury spending and to pare and prune all Last week we were, for the unnecessary expenditures. But first time in a long time, miss- if the hairshirt fashion is to be ing from our usual position here introduced it must be hairshirts on the front page. The reason was that we were hors de Crystal Redundancy Deal for all - not just for us and not for the politicians. combat following a traffic acci- dent from which luckily and pubs ar.d hotels around Dun- In recent weeks we have been | garvan and in the city directing the spotlight on the' providentially, we escaped with little damage. I Mr. Kelly added that talks "perks and meres" of the Minis- Over Subscribed were continuing between the ters and the allowances and In the circumstances we feel union and management on expenses paid to members of we have an obligation to record Mr. Gerry Tobin, Ballymacart, Old Parish and Miss Veronica The Waterford Crystal redun- dundancy and early retirement changes in work practices and Keohan, 12, Western Terrace, Dungarvan who were married at dancy package has been sub- flexibility within different, sec- Harry, a native of Newport. the Oireachtas. Last week a our thanks for all the help and are leaving on a phased basis Co. Tipperary. replaces Mr. St. Mary's Parish Church, Dungarvan. (Photo: Rory Wyley) stantially over subscribed but to ensure the smooth running tions. Agreement had already- long-standing disgraceful situa- the great amount of goodwill at the week-end a company of the manufacturing process." been reached on a number ot Brian Barnes who was recently tion was further high-lig'hied bv shown us resulting from t'he spokesman scotched reports He went on to say that a small issues. promoted to Waterford City. the moves made by the Leader incident. In the first instance that this will lead to chaos on number of people in the pack- of the Progressive Democrats, our thanks go to Deputy Jackie production lines. ing departments had expected to leave last Friday but they Des O'Malley and his party Fahey for his great help at the Dungarvan Charities- It has now emerged that 820 had been asked to remain on colleague Bobby Molloy to give scene of the accident; then to workers applied for "voluntary for another week or two. up their Ministerial pensions. the ambulance personnel, driver parting" with the company fol- lowing the publication of the Since Friday week 400 work- The houses of the Oireachtas Tomas Maher and Nurse Kath- Peace Run redundancy package which wan. ers have received their redun- (the Dail and Senate) are. as leen Walsh, and finally to the Among the many thousands one ot the best known figures expected to cut the workforce dancy payments. This has led far as we,are aware, t'he only medical and nursing staff at who will take part in next in. the GA'A in his native coun- by 750. to a spending spree in shops, situations in which pensions are Ardkeen Hospital and in parti- Monday's gruelling Dublin C'lty ty He has played hurling and Mr. Jimmy Kelly, ATGWU paid to people long before they cular at the County and City Marathon is John Foley of football down the years with convenor at, Waterford Crystal Straind'side North, Abbeyside, the Shamrocks of Knockanore, said that some difficulties had retire. But surprise, surprise, Infirmary, Waterford. who will be running to assist a during which time he shared in even as Ann Colley. Finance arisen in the packaging areas And last but not least our number of local charities and many a Championship victory ! and the company's factories in DUNGARVAN Spokeswoman for the PD's thanks to the countless people in honour of the Marian Year. with them, j th<> city and Dungarvan. announced their intention to Management, he said, requir- who have made inquiries as to Jtohn is no stranger to endur- An outstanding hurler. John move a Bill in the Dail to our welfare and to all who ance tests as already he has has also worn thp Waterford ed only 140 redundancies in th? Waterford abolish such pensions (and also taken part in a Dublin-Belfast jersey with considerable dis- I packaging department but in have expressed, prayerfully and fact, 290 had applied, the bulk GOLF the Senate). Minister for Fin- return cycle—twice in fact. On tinction' and in more recent otherwise, good wishes for a the first occasion Our Lady's years has been assisting of whom were married women ance Ray MacSharry was tell- swift return to our normal Hospital in Crumlin was the Abbeyside. who would receive payments ol ing the Dail that such a move duties. We never dreamt that beneficiary and second time Another sport at which he £16,000 upwards. CLUB would not be administratively such a .mishap would have round the monies raised by hiim has excelled is bowling for went to the local Sesame FEARS possible. In other words it caused such widespread concern which he has a number of Crystal School. trophies, while his ability as a couldn't be d'one! and in a way this has proved a All who had applied for the NOTES John is hoping he will be squash player is also well redundancies expected to leave It seems certain that a real eye-opener to us. 1 known. He is one of the top Thurs. 15th _ lst. F Ryan Fianna Fail-Fine Gael combina- backed by generous sponsorship the company last Friday and 34 pts.- 2nd, D. Forde 34 pts. We fully realise how for- for his iharathon effort and the players at Minnies, that led t fears that those left tion will ensure the defeat of 0 Sat. 17th — lst. B. Whelan tunate we were in escaping so distribution of the money he We would appeal to the pub- behind would be expected to do 6 up: 2nd, D Barry 6 up. the proposed Bill. N0 hairshirts lightly: as one person has re- will raise is being left in the lic at large to sponsor John's extra work. Despite the captaincy of our in this respect indeed for them. marked. 'someone was praying capable hands of Sr. Gertrude great effort on Sunday. By According to the company own ubiquitous Frankie Walsh, The Irish Permanent has for So if this talk of belt- of Dungarvan Presentation doing so you will be assisting spokesman, "The people who Lismore ran out winners in the for you.' Indeed we are now Convent. deserving local charities as well are leaving under voluntary re- tightening. hairshirts and cut- annual match by 11 holes. Re- many years had a veiy happy and well aware that this was so and A car salesman with Horni- as honouring Marian Year 1®87. ports. unconfirmed, of next backs is to be taken seriously th.it many were, in fact, pray- brooks Garage. Lismore, John is year's captaincy being offered mutually productive relationship by the public in general the ing for us. Buiochas mor le Din. to one, T. Jacklin. •with the employees of Waterford people at the top must be seen Before concluding this item Sun. 18th — 1st, X. Buckley to give the good example. In we would like to refer to the (231 61: 2nd M. McHugh (111 Crystal. "We wish to extend our fairness we must state that since 65; 3rd. P O'Riordan (10) 67: veiy best wishes for their future this matter of Ministerial pen- (Continued on Page 8). 4th. A. Deasy (9) 67. Home Alliance: Cat. l — A. prosperity and happiness to those Deasy-. Cat. 2 — G. Donnelly. 69; cat 3 — T. Ryan, 69 members of the Waterford Crystal Fixtures: Thurs. 22nd _ 14 Hole. staff who have elected to take Sat. 25th — 14 Hole and voluntary redundancy or early creamery outing. Sun. 25th — 18 Hole Stable- retirement. lord (hamper). Carroll Motors Ltd Mon. 26th — 18 Hole Singles. Please Note — There is cur- jDUNGARVAN . Phone 058/41994 or 42207 rently a profusion of plug marks and divot marks. Please MITSUBISHI — VOLVO — SUZUKI ensure that your playing part- ners are repairing and replac- QUALITY USED CARS: ing same. — (P.R.O.) 1885 Toyota Starlet 1.3 1980 Volvo 343 DL 5-door LX 1980 Peugeot 504 GL SR 1985 Opel Kadett 1.2 5-dr. 1980 Renault 4 L Irish B 1985 Ritmo 60 Strada 5-dr. 1980 Renault 5 TL 1984 Toyota Starlet 1979 Daihatsu Charade 1983 Volvo 345 DL 1979 Opel Ascona 2.0 1982 Talbot Solara 4-dr. 1979 Volvo 343 Auto. Permanent 1982 Ritmo 60 CL 6-tlr. 1978 Volvo 244 DL 1882 Fiat Argenta 2000 1978 Cortina 1600 C BUILDING SOCIETY 1982 Opel Rekord 2.0S 1978 Escort 2-dr. LADIES GOLF NOTES Berlina 1978 Corolla 20 4-dr. Mini 850 Tues. Oct. 13: 14 Hole Stroke 1981 Saab 900 5-dr. Turbo 1977 Winner, B. O'Brien (201 32 1981 Datsun Cherry 4-dr. 1977 MG Midget Sports Marathon runner John Foley pictured with Sr. Gertrude, Presentation Convenl, Dungarvan, Volvo 244 DL, gas pts. 1981 Volvo 345 DL 1976 and Fred Forsey, who are the organisers of John's sponsorship run lor local chanties in Weekly No. 12: Winner — K. 1981 VW Jetta GL, 8/rool 1982 Fiat Fiorino Van Fiat 127 2-dr. Monday's Dublin City Marathon. (Photo: David Stearn) Cullen 133) 351: Runner-up, M. 1981 O'Riordan (19) 37A. PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 380, 1987.

SPRATT' Dungarvan Leader 49, SPRINGFIELD, DUNGARVAN TELEPHONE (058)41203 "SANTA MARIA" Tallow And Roundabout Notes FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1987 MOST ATTRACTIVE CORNER RESIDENCE Having a large garden with extensive frontage and1 BRIDE VIEW UTD. A.F.C. lous double save to help United The lads are training nard play at least 2 games will not eed and the Catherine's line- oe allowed play in the next out was — John Hartnett: P. benefit of the existing floor coverings and window to get .their league programme for the county final which is BRIDE VIEW WIN 7 GOAL off to a winning start. On Sunday week, Nov 1st in competition — Ted Keniry Lane, P. J. Lonergan, J. Spil- furnishings throughout. THRILLER Team _ T. McCarthy, L. Walsh Park. League. lane; S. Buckley, D. Buckley. B. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY NEWS OF TOWN Bride View 4; Cappoquin 'A' 3 Moroney, P. Prescod, P. Shee- Well Done — Well done to 'liie two teams with the most Neville; B. Sheehan. K. Barry; (As already fully advertised) United struck in the 1st min- han, M. Sutherland, Dermot Timmy Sheehan who played a number of points in each sec- D. O'Leary, M. Mangan, J. Hart- tion will qualify for the semi- nett- E. Sheehan, J. sice, W. Immediate vacant possession available. ute of this thrilling game play- Henley, G. Hogan G Sice, big part in Waterford's defeat ed in Tallow on Sunday evening David Henley, Paui Curley and of Kilkenny in the- opening hnals, the winners of section A Kearney Subs. — R. O'Keeffe, Sotois: Joseph P. Gordon & Co., The Burgery, Dungarvan AND last. Dermot Henley was Philly Curley Reserve — M. match of the league recently. will play the runners-up in sec- J. Hennessy, M. Walsh. (Having carriage of sale). United's scorer in the 1st min- Hogan for M. Sutherland. tion B', and section B winners will play the section A runners- Further particulars from The Auctioneers. ute. The lead was short lived United are at home next Sun- TALLOW SQUASH CLUB however as Eamonn Walsh day to Ardmore. Kick-off 11.30. NOTES up. ROUNDABOUT equalised for Cappoquin in the .The semi-finals will be play- CROSSFORD, ARDMORE 5th minute. Cappoquin go,t. on TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES Tennents Lager Competition ed On the 20th of November and IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE SYMPATHY ton after this but they failed to —The first competition of the the nnai will be played on Sat- (On the instructions of Mr. Edmund McCarthy put away the many chances Sympathy — (The club would year, sponsored by the- famous urday 2is,t. Nov. A social even- who is retiring from farming) Sincere sympathy is extended that came their way. it. was like to express its deepest sym- Tennents Lager starts this ing will be held at Ted's on to Mrs. M. Glanville, South Ter- pathy to the Ahearne and week-end, 23rd October. The hnal night and representatives RESIDENTIAL FARM OF c. 58± ACRES United who went ahead in the race, Dungarvan on the death 35th minute when a Gerard O'Brien families on the death draw is now on the- notice from Tenments Lager will make FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY of her brother Mr. Mossie Forde Hogan corner was headed to of William (Bill) Ahearne re- board. the presentations. The Auctioneers invite inspection of this top-class which occurred recently in the the net by Pascal Prescod. -Cap- cently; also to the Daly family There are two sections, A and Until next week, Hand Out. tillage/grazing farm, and which has been, over the years, U.S. poquin struct again in the 40th on the death of Mrs. Daly. Con- B, with five teams in each sec- Our deepest sympathy is also vent Street who died recently; SHAMROCKS HURLING AND an ideal farm for market gardening. It must, and should minute through Michael Mor- tion. Te>n teams in all. The- com- extended to Mr. Harry Glan- rissey. and to Ned Power, whose mittee have agreed to allow 3 FOOTBALL NOTES prove an outstanding investment to those seeking addi- ville, Liverpool and formerly of The second half was a ding mother Ellen died in Dungar- weeks to play your first round U/14 FOOTBALL LEAGUE tional acreage, conveniently situate to Ardmore Village, Dungarvan' on the regretted done battle with both sides van. games, I.e., four matches. All Congratulations are due once again to the men in green and local Creamery, and all required services. death of his wife which sad going close to taking the lead. Intermediate Hurlers —•' Our games must be played by 15th One goal made all the differ- wnite as our under 21 hurlers Detailed particulars next issue. event also occurred recently. Martin Power struck for Cap- intermediate hurlers have been Nov. The games can be played ence in the above league game poquin in the 16th minute to keeping busy with challenge at a time suitable to both play- won the Western/County cham- at Conna last Sunday morning WILL ATTEMPT WORLD give them the lead but United matches over the last couple of ers but at. least two games pionship on Saturday last. In between St. Catherine's and Fr CAMPHIRE HILL, CAPPOQUIN RECORD Sundays We played Erin's Own should be played by Sunday, nerce rain and bad conditions came back and equalised in the our lads beat Ballyduff in O'Neills to give the latter vic- DETACHED 2-STOREY FAMILY RESIDENCE 22r.d minute when David Hen- in Ratheormaek last, Sunday 8th Nov. The onus is on the tory in a nail biting event. | Dan Dineen who runs in the captain of each team to ensure .Tallow. WITH GARDENS ley shot a volley to the net. week. We missed a lot of scores Dublin City Marathon on Mon- and at the end of the hour we that, each of his< t«am-mates CHAMPIONSHIP CAMOGIE (formerly the "Teachers House") Two minutes later a Dermot completes his fixtures. Even though it took the day for the Wheelchair Associa- Henley cross was crashed to the lost by 1-11 to 0-11. Shamrocks some time to settle AT BALLYNOE FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY tion will attempt a world rec- net by David Henley to put Last Sunday we played hosts Rules Of The Competition — down, at half time we led by ord by running the marathon Immediate vacant possession available. United in front. Ten minutes to Mallow and after a dour One of the rules of the com- 2-3 to 3 points. Ballyduff kept St. Catherine's 3-4: In a pair of boots. Solrs: J. F. Williams & Co., Dungarvan. Wellington later United's keeper Thomas struggle Mallow won by 2-12 to petition i noticed on the board attacking us but our backs held Ballincollig 0-0 We wish him well. was, any player who failed to (Having carriage of sale) McCarthy brought off a marvel- 2-8. firm and we had a great, nine in what must be regarded as point margin to finish with. Further particulars from The Auctioneers. OICHE CHEOIL LE MUINTIR the best camogie match ever SCOIL GARBHAIN Once again lads well done. played in the Ballynoe pitch, Our intermediate footballers CROUGH, COLLIGAN Catherine's beat, Ballincollig in Oiche Cheoil, craic is sPOirt, are playing St. Saviours in this thrilling encounter last ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE WITH sail Marine Bar de h-Aoine, 23u. Dungarvan on Sunday, Novem- Sunday. For sheer grit, unspar- RANGE OF OUTOFFICES Failte roimh cac. Ar son Scoil ber 1st. Any member or sup- ing in the ash and well execu- porter wishing to book a meal Good Accommodation — Back Boiler Heating — Garbhain, Dungarbhan. ted stylish moves this was a after the game contact Ann game to be savoured by all the Telephone — Roadside Location. Don't miss. "Oiche Cheoil." Moloney or Decian Ahern Im- Marine Bar, Friday next. In aid fans and they showed their ap- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY mediately. All booking n ust be preciation in no uncertain of Scoil Garbhain, Dungarvan. made not later than- Monday, Solicitors: Lanigan & Curran, Cross Bridge Street, All welcome. —(Advt.). manner. The scoreboard was Dungarvan. 26th October. — (P.R.O.). not a true reflection of Ballin- Further details from the Undersigned. MUSEUM SOCIETY A.G.M. collig's effort, as a couple of IRISH DANCING CLUB spectacular saves deprived Dungarvan Museum Society them of almost certain goals hold their A.G.M. on Thursday, At a recent Feis held in Bal- and then with a courageous Edmond Spratt & Son, October 22nd at 8 p.m. in Law- linlough. cork, on Oct. 11th, the forward line combining well at lor's Hotel. —(Advt..). following dancers were success- the other end of the. field where ful — Elaine Harpur, Stephanie Helen Connors notched the M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 DUNGARVAN CYCLING CLUB Harpur, Deirdre O'Brien. Gina splendid points cn the run of O'Brien, Jacqueline Mills, Claire play and ably assisted by Cathy The annual general meeting Mills, Colette Donnelly, Nuala iuilivan (3) and Siobhan Donnelly, Mary McNamara, Bill will be held on Saturday, Oct. O'Keeffe who really sealed vic- 31, at 7.30 p.m. at the Moorings, McNamara, Noelle Quann. Orla tory with two smashing goals The Quay. All members and in- Walsh Breda O'Brien, Theresa to send St. Catherine's on a tending members are welcome O'Brien. triumphant march to meet Mit- M.I.A.V.I. to attend. —(Advt.). The club will travel to Wa- chelstown in the second round DICK BARRY & SON terford to compete there on of the championship in a game FLAG DAYS Nov. 8th. — (P.R.O. i. that never saw a dull moment. "Avonmore," Ballyduff, Co. Waterford. Most Attractive Two Storey Residence on 2i Acres COMMUNITY CENTRE Catherine's team was — Ann Dungarvan Brass Band will RESULTS Lane, Catherine Heffernan Prime Land. hold their annual flag days this Nuala O'Connell. Marie Spii- Adjoining village, overlooking Blackwater. beautiful weekend. Your generous sup- lane, Maria O'Regan, Helen views. Contains: tiled hallway, sittingroom. diningroom. Congratulations to Mrs. Anne Dort. would be appreciated. Hogan. Parkdota. winner of the O'Connor. June Flanagan. Siob- livingroom, kitchen. 5 bedrooms, bathroom, separate toilet; han OKeeffe, Rena O'Leary oarpets and curtains; fireplaces in most rooms; French Jackpot last Sunday night BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS Anne won £475. This week the Cathy O'Sullivan, Sheila door to veranda. In perfect repair. Lawns and garden— O'Leary, Cai Moroney. Sub. — driveway. Many mature trees. Garage with pit Useful Jackpot will be £300 on 47 calls. Due to pressure of work on Books, including Trombola only Assumpta Mangan for Helen stores. (For Reps, of P. O'Neill). For Sale privately. Apply: nurses and the relatively low O'Connor. turn out of first time attenders £2. DICK BARRY & SON, MI AVI, Fermoy. Phone 025/31577 Lust week's winners were — Referee — Mrs. Annfl Marie at the Blood Pressure Clinics Mrs. Fuller, Tallow; Mrs. Barry, Landers-Keniry. in Dungarvan, the amount of Glencairn: Jo Holland. Tallow: time devoted to such Clinics is Yvonne Beecher, Tallow; Cath- MEON MAIREAD TUIODOR being reduced. Hence the Dun- erine O'Neill, Ballynoe; Alice (THATCHER) IS AN TITANIC garvan Clinic at St. Joseph's Barry, Tallow; Mary Rumbley, Hospital will be for one hour— David Steele, M.P. said re- 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the first Mr. Con O Tuama, Asst.-Manager, Allied Irish Banks, Dungarvan, presenting the Scout of Conna; Jo Woods, Tallow: the Year Award to Ciaran Walsh, PL Panther Patrol, at 4th Waterford, Abbeyside Troop's Cathv Swords Cahir- Marie cently that if Mrs. hatcher was SALES BY VINCENT NEVILLE Wednesday of each month. This O'Brien, Kilcalf; Mary Cotter, captain of the Titanic in its service ls free. Birthday Party recently. Also included is SL Joe Organ. (Photo: David Stearn) Conna; Yvonne Coughlan, Ag- hour of peril she would have AUCTION REMINDER lish- Mary Walsh, Kilmore: tried to calm the passengers b.v OVER 300 ITEMS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Liam Murphy, Youghal; Paul- persuading them the ship had AND EFFECTS ine Barry, Modeligo: Mrs. Har- only stopped to take on ice At Tuscany House, Youghal. tigan, Conna; John -Joe Mur- On Friday, October 23. at 2.30 p.m. Viewing Thursday. THE DISTRICT COUftT phy. Tallow: Eileen Moore, NEVILLE, Auctioneer. Phone 024/92177 District Court Area of Cappoyuin: Anna Ryan, Tal- Kilmacthomas. BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES low- Martin O'Connell, Aglish: District No. 22. Bill Landers. Lismore-. Marlon PIONEER NOTES HAPPY EVENTS to take on Pinewood. Injuries, Mulcahy. Tallow; Angela PUBLIC DANCE HALLS ACT, absences and the shape of the 1935, SECTION 2 At a specially convened meet- Clancy. Aghern; Mary Feeney, BALLYSAGGART ing of the Council sympathy Congratulations to John and pitch all contributed to a 5-2 Coolowen; Anne Hogan, Park- NOTICE OF APPLICATION defeat. The main contributing FOR A PUBLIC DANCING wias extended to the relatives Peggy CHannon) Finn, Ballina- dota, jackpot £475; Peggy Bee- COUNTY WATERFORD ACOT/IFA of the late pat O'Neill who died lukena on the birth of a daugh- factor, however, was our inafoil- cher, Coiina; Mary Dinneen, LICENCE ter. and to Mr. and Mrs. Pius itv to cope with a stronger and TAKE NOTICE that OS- recently. Pat was a staunch Tallow. NOTES member of the Council. Walsh. Ballysaggartmore on the more Skilful Pinewood outfit. IN HOSPITAL BORNE C. SPURILING. nominee birth of a son. of Crotty's Inn' Limited of The annual regional pioneer In a fairly even first half we PADDY BEIRNE, EX-N.T. R.I.P. We send our best wishes for FINANCE COMMITTEE social will this year be held in were twice a goal behind before a full and speedy recovery to Leamybrien, Co. Waterford in- COMMUNITY COUNCIL tends 1io apply to the Court at Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan on levelling 2-2 at the break Paddy Beirne who died re- Michael Walsh, Deerpark who Over the past number of | These people have limited re- Kilmacthomas (sitting at the Friday, December 4. Tickets are through goals by James Scan- cently at Dublin Pike, Cork was is at present, in hospital. years an increasing number of sources and therefore, have less now available from Martina A well attended meeting of Courthouse, Waterford > on lon and Sean Pender. The sec- born in Tallow in 1898, the son farmers have experienced finan- assets to dispose of. Many do Wednesday, the 18th day of Kearney or Pat Flynn. the Council was held in St. ond half was all Pinewood how- THE LATE ELLIE FLYNN Michael's Hall on Monday night of a policeman stationed at cial difficulty. During this per- not realise they have a serious November, 1987 at 12.00 a.m. for ever and they scored three that time in the Brideside iod. co-operation between ACOT problem until iit is too laite. with Mr. John Coleman. Chair- The death took place at, the the .grant of a licence to use without reply, to run out con- town. Leaving Tallow at the District Hospital. Dungarvan on and the farming organisations Very few keep records. They the licensed premises known as COISTE GAIRM OIDEACHAIS man presiding. Thanks were ex- vincing winners. CONTAE PHORTLAIRGE pressed to th© many people age of fourteen and being Im- Monday last of Ellie Flynn, has made an important contri- tend to ignore the early signs "Crotty's Inn" situate at bued with a love of the teach- bution in resolving many finan- of financial difficulty, e.g. not Leamybrien in the Court Area Applications are invited by who helped with the success ol Hardliyi more than 30 minutes Seemacudda Ellie was a mem- the County Waterford Voca- the special day of events held ing profession he eventually be- ber of one of the oldest and cial difficulty oases where assets able to meet loan commitments, and District aforesaid for of actual playing time existed came a teacher based in Cork were under pressure. repayment of overdraft, and public dancing. tional Education Committee in the field to commemorate in this game as most of the most respected families in the from persons or firm® who de- the 50ith anniversary of Muintir City and his final post' there area and was a quiet and un- The incidence of severe diffi- not able to pay suppliers for time was spent in fishing balls was in Blackpool. He was a feed fertilisers etc. Dated this i&th day of sire to have their names in- Na Tire. and bodies from the surround- assuming person who will be culty appears to have became October. 1987. cluded in a panel from which fluent Irish speaker and his- more frequent again, due large- ing moats, Just as well, per- torian. Gardening too, was greatly missed by her many Mlany farmers who find them- quotations or tenders may be A film show of the day's haps, as we would probably friends Her remains were re- ly to increased production costs, selves in this position tend to Signed/ events will be show,n in the hall amongst one of his many hob- FARREILL & MOIRRiISSEY invited for the supply ol the have suffered an even larger moved to St. Cartilage's high intereslt rates, and reduc- become involved in new sources items or ithe execution of the on Thursday. October 29 at 8 i bies. ing prices, especially in the case Solicitors for Applicant. defeat. At any rate, some of our Church, Lismore on Tuesday of finance, e.g. new banks, mer- work for -the period up to, 31st p.m. All are welcome to attend players can vouch for the He had an undying love ot afternoon and Ihe burial took of tillage farmers, TO deal with chants, co-operatives, resulting Abbeyside, Dungarvan, December, 1988, and set out and there will be a small ad- Tallow and surrounding dis- this situation, ACOT and IFA quality of the nettles, briars place also in Lismore on Wed- in a far greater problem which To/ hereunder: mission charge of £l to cover and the barbed wire defensive tricts. and even up to the last. nesday. To her brothers, sister, have revitalised the existing ls much more difficult to 1 the cost of the video. 1 having his senses, he reminis- liaison structure, the purpose of District Court Clerk (l ) Solid Fuels (small quan- barriers surrounding the pitch. relatives and irlends we extend resolve. Courthouse, Waterford. tity) and 'heating oil. The weekly 45 drive will re- Team; S. Daly, V. Sheehan, R. ced regularly about his happy our sympathy. which is to help to ensure that commence on Wednesday. Octo- ! childhood and schoolgoins days as many oases of severe finan- ACOT/IFA strongly advise And/ (2) School and Office Furni- Walsh P. Pender, D. Bolger, E. Superintendent. ture. ber 28 at 8 p.m. There will be a Flynn, S. Pender, J. Quirke, C. there. He made the occasional THE LATE MICK CASHELL cial difficulty as possible are people who already have a fin- jackpot of £200. (See advert in visit there quietly but with all examined constructively with a ancial problem or who are find- Garda Siochana, Tramore, (3) School and Office Equip- Daly, J. Scanlon. M. Geary. D. this issue). Feeney M. Oasey. his old Pals gone he "felt like News reached us on Monday view to working towards a sol- ing difficulty in meeting their And / ment. Supply and Repairs. of the death ol Mick Cashell. '04) School and Office Sup- one who treads alone" and still ution of the difficulty at as financial commitments at pre- The Secretory. The 1987 Tidy Towns report Next Sunday we Play at home he could trace all the old haunts Coolisheal. one of the mildest early a stage as possible. sent. to discuss their problems, plies. Waterford County Council, 1 was read to the meeting and a to Affane and a vastly improved and the happy pastime fishing and gentlest of men. Mick and in confidence with their adviser (5 ) Printing and Stationery. Dungarvan. 1 discussion took place on ways of perloiranance is required to in the Glenaboy and Bride his family have lone and close At a recent meeting of the or with any member of the (6 ) Class Materials. improving tihe village and its avoid a season self-destroyed rivers. A most likeable and in- associations with Ballysaggart CO Waiter ford ACOT/IFA Fin- ACOT/IFA committee. (7) Cleanine Materials. surrounds for the coming year. before it even begins. and his very many friends in ance Committee, the current (8) Maintenance of Commits teresting man to meet, happy The next monthly draw will memories of Paddy will remain the area will very much miss situation in relation to farmers By discussing the problem at PLANNING NOTICE tee's properties electrical, him. To his wife, sons, daugh- in financial difficulty was an early stage, a plan could be plumbing, painting, general re- take place or. Monday. Novem- BALLYDUFF MACRA with us and -we share sympa- ber 2. This will be the com- thy with his relatives at Dub- ters, relatives and friends we reviewed. devised to ensure that appro- Co, Waterford — We, Lismore pairs. extend our sympathy. priate action is taken to avoid mencement of the second hall The club extends sincere sym- lin Pike agus guimid Bean- A major cause for concern is GAA Development Committee i(9) Repairs to Committee's nacht De is Muire ar a anam the increasing number oi more serious and even insur- Plant and Equipment. of the draw and anyone paying pathy to the Geary family of wish to apply to Waterford £25 for the last six months will Toor, Ballyduff on- the recent uasal. BRO. BLAKE smaller farmers whose assets mountable difficulty at a later County Council for permission The closing date for receipt of are coming under pressure. stage. applications will foe Monday, be included in a special draw death oi their mother. R.I.P. After Requiem Mass in Black- The death took place last to erect a GAA/COmmunity for a stereo unit. We appeal to Her passing will be sorely felt Hall and club (Booms at Gal- 16ith November, H9'87. The Com- pool Church he was interred In weekend of Br. Blake, longtime promoters to get additional by her family, friends and Rathcooney cemetery. (J.B.i. lows tail, Lismore. mittee reserves the right to neighbours. teacher and Superior at Lis- readvertise any of the afore- members as the building of more C.B.S. His former pupils mentioned and does not bind dressingrooms in the field is ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. mow progressing favourably and A meeting will be held in St. and friends send their sympa- itself to accept the lowest ten- Michael's Hall on this Wednes- thy to his family and relatives. der or quotation submitted. the proceeds from the draw are day, October 21 at 8.30 p.m. Juvenile Hurlers Excursion DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB going towards 'the building To Callan -Last Suturday mor- NO POLICY AND A FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE D. O CEILLEACH1AIR. fund. sharp. The agenda involves PILTOWN DRAW Pnlomh Oifigeach. "Fundraising" and it is hoped ning a full bus with under 10, 12 and 14 hurlers and support- Promoters are requested to Full panel £200 Snowball £36 Oifigi Riaraohain, The committee hope to have that our members have donned BO'thar Wolfe Tone. their thinking caps these past ers went on a long trip to Cal- have money for Piltown Draw on 49 Calls. Colour: blue the cost of the building cleared lan, Co. Kilkenny. Those tc-ams with Breed a Clancy by this MEANINGLESS PLAN Dungarbhan. at the end of the draw. few weeks and will have some 18 6 37 62 38 87 85 42 sterling ideas on the subject. It played games with members 3f Sunday. Congratulations to last Co. Pihortlalrge. The annual general meeting month's winner. Peggy Crotty the Association on the National 34 19 40 13 77 also includes picking a Senior the host club and a ;treat even- "The reductions in expendi- 32 56 70 of the Council will be held on ing's sport resulted. After the Affane (£60) ture on agriculture and food in Recovery Plan until some de- 81 21 68 72 1 71 78 17 Monday, November 9. Debating team and a Cross the Estimates for next year are tails were available Is now fully Country Quiz team, and it is games at] were enterta ned as 54 41 8 47 11 30 88 66 At Monday night's meeting, hoped to finalise arrangements guests of the Callan club It CARD DRIVE RESULTS positive proof that the Govern- vindicated. votes of sympathy were ex- "Rather than being of as- 7 29 83 33 90 60 76 4 on our Cooking Course and to proved a most, enjoyable ar.d ment does not have a policy for SOROPTIMISTS ANNUAL I tended to the relatives of t'> pleasant experience for the 1st, Terry Mulcahy and Dick the development of the agricul- sistance to farmers the co-call- 73 5 51 24 3 53 86 27 start the ball rolling for soccer O'Donnell: 2nd and 3rd. Liz eded Recovery Plan will be a late Donai McCarthy. Pat at Conna Sports Complex. A young lads who relished ev->ry tural industry. 12* 55 2 16 57 58 15 O'Neill, Michael Oashell and minute of it. Higgins and Mary Shanahan; major Impediment to achiev- lively attendance will be appre- Mick Daly and Pad Walsh- Dan "The Estimates published Helen Ge'ary. Maiy they resit, in ciated. clearly show that the so-called ing higher farm output and the • Demotes end of Snowball. ART AND CRAFT peace. ] Howard and Sean Griffin: National Recovery Plan ls jobs envisaged in the Plan will Congrats goes to John Kenny JUNIOR HURLING LEAGUE Brendan Meagher and Johnny not materialise. and Marian Leamy on winning FINAL Casey. Johnny O'Gorman and meaningless for farmers as Prizes must be claimed on or COMHALTAS NOTES 1 that Plan will prevent rather before Monday, 2&th October at EXHIBITION the Senior and U/21 County James Bennett. Lucky tables. — will take place in Lisgoold 1-8. St. Catherine's 0-6 than assist the recovery of the 6 p.m. sharp from Mrs. McGre- Our social is on in White- Dairy Judging. They will now go I ELeen Meagher and Nelly Dev- thousands of farmers whose gor, 32 Caseyville, Dungarvan. LAWLOR'S HOTEL church House Hotel on this on to represent the county. Playing on a remarkably firm ' tne; Kathleen and Liam O'Gor- livelihoods are on a knife edge." John has already won the man Paddy Clancy and Bill DUNGARVAN Saturday. October 24. Meal will pitch at Ballymacoda last Sat- This was stated recently by Choose Full sheet must be returned be served at 9 p.m. Some tickets Senior Sheep Stock Judging urday. Catherine's figured very Kennefick. Raffle. John Kenne- Mr. Tom O'Dwyer, Deputy Guaranteed when claiming. From Tuesday (8 p.m are still available. and will have to make a choice promising i the opening fick, Pat Roche, Mrs. Byrne. ,) Nov. in which category he wishes to n Mrs. Murray. President of the Irish Cream- Irish No winner last week. 10 to Thurs. Nov. stages of the above competi- ery Milk Suppliers' Association. Numbers drawn this week by 12 SOCCER CLUB NOTES represent. Well done to both. tion. faded out as the game This is the second year running In a statement released from products Entry Lists acceptable until progressed and had to concede BIRTH Fran McGovern, Murphv Place, October 28. We had ouir first league game for Mar on winning the county ICMSA headquarters in Limer- title, so take note all ye male victory to a more balanced and Congratulations to Pius and ick, Mr O'Dwyer said: "The Abbeyside. of the season last Sunday determined lisgoold side. when we travelled to Bailymac' farmers. — P.R.O. Mary Walsh. Ballysaggartmore ICMSA decision not to commit Willie Cody, Midleton, refer- on the birth of a son. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1987. PAGE SEVEN ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES BADMINTON LEAGUE + 12. Another player worth a when he will be finished, but Our badminton league (spon- mention is young Michael he never seems to think of Six Months For Dungarvan Man Sheehan who oame through a sored by Michael Moloney, answering "before you begin Hardware) came to a finish very difficult second division to your job." last week-end when It was win promotion. realised that we have a new The second league got under GENERAL numlber one in our midst, he way on Tuesday, Oct. 20 with being Alan 'Ryan. Our scouts are out and about the big question being would Alan Ryan hold on to that selling twelve days of Christ- Who Volunteered Information" Alan made this remarkable mas .tickets at the moment. The coveted number one spot. achievement by beating former money collected helps run na- numlber one Joe Organ it 1-5-8), tional and local scouting, so we While in custody in Dungar- Before the court was Joseph on June 20th at O'Conneli into custody for drunkeness PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS While on badminton, on Sun- 1 Ray Moore (15-9), John Whelan day, November 1 , we will be would very much appreciate van Garda Station on st. Pat- Coward, Congress Villas, Dun- Street, Dungarvan , entering during the St. Patrick's Day , Supt. English said Coward (l'5-2) and David Cllffe (15-6). your support. You also have a rick's Day last a 23 year old garvan who pleaded guilty to St. Brigid's Well Brewery and i also freely admitted his in- holding our annual doubles parade and it was while to cus^ However. Alan wasn't the only tournament. 'Entries are being great chance of winning some unemployed labourer volunteer- (1) on March 16th/17th at stealing four crates of beer tody that he volunteered the i volvement in the break-in at fantastic prizes. ed information about a robbery person .to win all his games. In taken at the moment with the Strandside South, Abbeyside valued £56, and (3) on the information about the raid on the brewery when windows Div. 5 John Paul Cosgrave won he had been involved In the pre- draw due next week-end. Can The scout troop have planned entering a garage and stealing same occasion causing mali- the garage the previous night. were smashed to gain entry. He all his five games, but the over- vious night when £700 worth a cordless telephone valued said Coward had previous con- Joe Organ and Gavin Keane re a very adventurous weekend to cious damage to the amount of Coward showed gardai where all winner of the league came tiain last season's title or will Foultostrabh Castle, Kilkenny of property was stolen. Justice £600, a stereo radio valued £50, £20. the stolen property was hidden victions dating back to 1979. W. F. O'Conneli heard at Dun- from Div. 4 when Enda Don- we have two new faces? This which will be held mid-Novem- and a shaver valued £50 the Supt. M. English who prose- and it was recovered. Mr. E. P. King. Solr., said the 'tournament is also being kindly garvan Court. defendant came from a most nelly won all his four games ber. Various activities are now property of John Torrens: (2) cuted said Coward was taken wibh an incredible aggregate of sponsored by Michael Moloney, being planned- by p/Ls who in- respected family and his Bar- Hardware. ents are brokenhearted by theli cldently visited the castle last son's "comings and goings.' weekend. TROOP MEETING However he had volunteered in- Our Peer Group under Denis formation to the gardai and and Tomas are working out was now pleading guilty. W!e began last Saturday night's meeting with the scouts well, with good attendances at "People ar« not going to SAFE STRUCTURES prayer. While .the subs were meetings and a lot of hard work commit these type of crimes being collected. Joe carried out going into forward planning. and then walk free out of my an inspection, when Michael — SUB-SCRIBE PLUS court," said District Justice Sheehan and his Kestrels came OConnell who sentenced Cow- FOR SILAGE out top. ard to six months imprison- Tonight's first game proved ment on each charge, the sen- An Foras Taluntais has pub- tences to run concurrently Re- very enjoyable, when tunnel- lished a handbook on the con- ling, ball control, hopping and cognisances were fixed in the struction and operation of faci- event, of an appeal. lities for conserving grass as shooting skills were all re- DISTRICT JUSTICE silage. Particular stress is laid quired. Here Gerard Mullen, on the proper management of Alan Beatty and Mark Stearn silage effluent In order to avoid seemed quite content with the pollution of water. proceedings. Our patrol activity was an evaluation of the Scout SETS DEADLINE The safe and efficient collec- Leader Magazine. It was jus,t as tion of silage effluent must well there were no 'big noises' District Justice W. F. O'Con- BUTCHERY form an Integral part of any around as it (the magazine) neli has set a deadline of Dec- silo installation, say authors received the thumbs down, but ember 31st for the Supreme Andy Kavanagh and Owen in fairness, the lads did come Court to adjudicate on a State WITHOUT THOUGHT Daly of AFT's Rural Economy up with some well thought out appeal against a decision of the Reacting t0 the publication Research Centre. replacement articles. High Court which found Dart of the Book of Estimates, the o.f Section 49 of the Road Traf- President of the Irish Cream- The means 0f controlling, col- Our second game tonight was fic Act relating to driving with ery Milk Suppliers' Association lecting, storing and disposing numbered horse and jockey. excess alcohol to be legally Mr. Sean Kelly, has described of effluent safely are explained Here Martin Whelan and his flawed. the reduction in the Exchequer in detail in the handbook, both 'horse' Daniel Holland found funding for th© Department of in the text and with Illustra- the going very tough. At last week's sitting of Dun- Agriculture and Food as but- tions. Tonight's Instruction explain- garvan Court, Justice O'Conneli chery without thought. said his flrst reaction to the The authors discuss the vari- ed the different stages in the progress scheme. High Court decision was to dis- In a statement, released from ous types of silos and the con- miss all cases pending against structional features are illus- Next were the week's notices, ICMSA headquarters In Limer- which included Ray presenting motorists for alleged driving ick he said: "The Programme trated with numerous draw- with excess alcohol. ings. Enda Donnelly with his racquet for National Recovery now as the first league winner in our However he finally decided to counts for nothing and those A specially interesting sec- badminton ladder. adjourn the cases pending the who signed it do not deserve to determination of the State's lead their respective sectors." tion of the handbook covers the We closed the meeting with problems of structural defects the scout prayer. appeal against that decision to Mr. Kelly said that the cut- in silos and the ways in which the Supreme: Court. ting of the research- and advis- such faults can be identified FROM THE LOG: "I am told," said Justice ory budget by over a third and and treated. 18th OCTOBER 1940 O'Conneli, "that the Supreme the virtual- scrapping of CBF Court appeal will be expedited will substantially prohibit tho The information in the hand- Chips — Chips and shavings but i will not go beyond the development and marketing ol book has been derived mainly fly in the Den on Tuesday end of this year in the matter. Irish agriculture and food from research activities of An That would not be fair to those Foras Taluntals and the find- mights as a knight saws and Finally he said: "The reduc- planes his way through a job facing prosecution, and T will tion in the headage payments ings, as summarised in the which will result in putting a most likely strike out all char- provision is an 111 considered publication, are applicable to respectable appearance on St. ges under Section 49 that have cutback given the level of EEC both beef production and dairy- Joseph's altar. Others come and not been prosecuted before that funding available." ing. go. wish him luck and ask date."

INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPH IS WINNER FOR DUNGARVAN PHOTOGRAPHER — The setting sun over the industrial sile at the new Shandon Bridge proved a winner for Dungarvan photographer, John Tynan, Grattan Square, in the Pro-Shot '87 Awards. Photographed at the presentation ceremony are (1. to r.) Michael Brazil (Kodak) Ireland Ltd., Veronica Hannigan, John Tynan, Mrs. W. Tynan and Aidan McCarthy, Managing Director Colorfoto Ltd.

DOUBLE YOUR INSTANT CASH WINNINGS MELLERAY BADMINTON IN NEW NATIONAL LOTTERY GAME CLUB NOTES As from Wednesday night Oc- ticing if we are to improve our The National Lottery has through the douible-your-money tober 7th there was plenty of results. Our next fixture is on launched its fourth instant concept of the new game," said activity in the club for the Monday night in Tourin. game called "Double Up'' with National Lottery Director, John week. As Wednesday and Finally another reminder to more prize money and the Fitzpa brick. Thursday nights saw two stages any club members who still chance for thousands of lottery "Most significantly." he added of the McCarthy Cup being have not paid their member- players daily to double their "bhe widespread popularity of played, each night some very ship fees, it would be appre- scratch-off winnings instantly. National Lottery instant games entertaining and competitive ciated if you would do so Im- has generated substantially badminton was played, with 2 mediately. — (P.R.O.). In addition to offering nearly more revenue bhan originally 5>0*/r more prizes in the £10 pairs reaching the semi-final envisaged for the beneficiary stages each night, the semi- and up range, the Double Up areas of Sport, the Arts. Health theme will be carried over to finals and finals were then and the National Culture, in- played on Monday night, Octo- the weekly Grand Prize Game. cluding bhe Irish language." Eight ci the prize segments on ber 12th. Here again some very The National Lottery is ex- competitive badminton was th° Lottery wheel will be mark- pected to provide as much as DUNGARVAN ed with a special Double Up seen, with each pair showing £30 million for the beneficiary great enthusiasm and deter- (££) symbol which doubles bhe areas by the end of 1987. winnings ot any participant mination In their respective who lands on one of them. games. SCOUT NOTES As with all competitions (11th waterford) The launch of Double Up fol- there is always only one out- lows the hugp success of all of right winner, and this year we TUESDAY NIGHT SCOUTS the National Lottery's instant are glad to say the winners The meeting started on Tues- games which enjoy such wide SPONSORSHIP are from our own club they day night with a round of ap- Prizes can grow to twice their size, popularity that sales are aver- are Breda Lyons and Johnny plause for the Hawk Patrol who aging £2.25 million a week. Sheehan, with Suzanne Wat- managed to retain their cook- ing trophy for another month. "This high level of participa- ters and John O'Riordan (Old Parish) as runners-up. In 3rd After that the patrols were pation in the instant game has BOOST FOR IFA given patrol time as the PLs enabled The National Lottery to place was Joanne Crotty and increase the prize fund for John Hallahan (Touraneena) instructed their members in Double Up. and. in addition, to and in 4th place Mary Flynn knots and drill as we are pre- Win up to £10,000 instantly! and Fenton Murray (Tourin). paring the lads for an Investi- increase the value and extend Scratch your 'Double Up' game ticket, the range of prizes available MEMBERS Also played on Monday night ture in the coming months. was a 5th dlv. play-off between CONGRATULATIONS reveal any one cash amount in three of the A major sponsor has been Frances Moynihan and J. J. Congratulations are extended play panels and you're an instant winner. secured by IFA in its efforts to Power (Old Parish) and Deirdre to Jason Travers who needs But this game has a big difference! boost its membership. O'Shea and John McGrath just one more merit badge to A brand new Opel diesel car (Tourin), with the latter win- qualify for his star scout badge, If you reveal the special Doubler' "WILLIAMS" is jusit, one of the many attrac- ning same. the third highest award in the symbol as well- your instant win is tions in the new IFA Member- 6th division winners were C.B.S.I. automatically doubled. ship protection Plan just Declan and Nora Terry (Old announced. Parish). After patrol time we played Every current member of the some games before sitting HAIRDRESSING Association will have an oppor- down down to a campfire. tunity during bhe coming year The Hawk, Wolfhound and Double the excitement. Eagle Patrols entertained us to win this attractive prize Thousands and thousands of instant prizes valued at £12,000, with musical instruments, i.e., MARATHON IN pots, pans and bottles. from£2 to£5,£10,£50,£100,£1,000and The competition, which will £5,000 are waiting to be won. And be run on a monthly basis in GOOD COLLECTORS the Farmers' Journal, will also We would like to congratu- \ thousands of prizes are waiting to be have numerous runners-up late two of our scouts who col- doubled too. So 'Double Up' brings you AID OF SCREEN prizes of trips bo bhe Smithfieid lected £52 between them on and Sitoneleigh shows. Saturday. October 10th for our a greater variety of cash prizes Each monbh bhe IF A will draw. They were Sean McCar- than ever! feature two counties in the Far- thy and Johnathan Hayes. A CHILD APPEAL mers' Journal. IFA members NICOLA MCCARTHY from those two particular coun- It was ai sad night for Dun- The whole country The staff at, Williams Hair- ties can> participate in the com- garvan Scouts a few weeks ago dressing Salon, The Square, petition for bhe oar through a In all it was a most enjoy- when we threw a going away is winning. Dungarvan are holding a Hair- quiz-based on that feature. party for one of our leaders, dressing Marathon in aid of However, this is just one of able tournament, so we would Lottery funds will benefit sport and like to take this opportunity to Nicola McCarthy, who has been above on Sunday next. October the many attractions contained a leader with us for a good few recreation, the arts, community health, and 25 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the IFA Membership protec- thank all those who took part In this competition and to con- years. People do not realise national culture including the Irish language; The marathon is being held tion plan for the coming year. what being a cub leader en- Members are also included in gratulate all the winners—well in conjunction with the Irish done to all concerned. tails. It requires great organi- making possible many A A Hairdressing Federation Screen the Association's Personal Acci- sational skill as well at patience projects that could not ~ A Child Appeal. The Federation dent Insurance Clover. On a less serious note — on and these qualities Nicola had are hoping to raise £100,000 for Tlhe IFA will also provide 48 last Sunday, October llth all in abundance. We- wish Nicola otherwise be undertaken, jp much needed medical equip- scholarships bo agricultural col- our so-called energetic members well and hope that some day ment for the Childrens Hospi- leges valued at £625 a year to took to the roads on their bikes she might return to Dungarvan tal at Temple Street, Dublin. members' families. Eligibility is in our annual sponsored cycle. scouting. confined to the family residing Unfortunately the weather did The following special offers with the IFA member and to us no favours on the day, but THURSDAY NIGHT CUBS will operate at Williams on the persons who will be baking up somewhat more difficult for The meeting started as usual day — Cut and Set £4.95: Cut farming on a full-time basis. those of us who are not quite with the prayer and collection and Blowdry £4.95- Set or The membership scheme in- so used to the saddle than it of dues. We went straight into Blowdry £1.95: Childrens Cut cludes a pension plan which did for others, so I think for testwork with C/L Geraldine 'Doubters' in the Grand Prize Game. next year we will have to start taking those to be invested with and Blowdry £2.95; Condition- offers both security and inde- Play 'Double Up' and with three stars you're also in with a chance to ing Mousse and Gel. (inc.). pendence to farmers and makes getting in rome practice. Spon- Martin taking the others. They William and his staff are to land transfer a realistic pros- sor cards and money should be gave a talk about the formation play the Grand Prize game, for the biggest prizes of all! Spin ihe wheel bo commended for undertak- pect. And there is the VHI returned to our treasurer of the scouting movement while 1 National and you're guaranteed a win. U could be any one ol the great range ot ing this very worthwhile fund group scheme where IFA mem- Ursula O'Rourke immediately. Geraldine .gave the new recruits raising venture for such a vital- bers receive a 1.0% discount. On Tuesday night, October a talk about what cubbing Is prizes from £5,000 to the grand prize of £ '/> million. Or one ol the eight ly important cause. So ladies, 13th our 3rd division played all about. We then did drill special 'Doubler' prizes-ranging from£10,000 to£45,000. And their first league match against which was won by J. Barry. We LOTTERY why not avail of these special whatever the prize - it's all tax free! offers and help a worthy cause Printed and published by the Tramore. After some very good then played games and went AN CKANNCIIl'K NAISIUNTA. games Tramore finished 6/2 home after announcements COLLtOUIIOL'bl. tOWNSLNDSTRCLT, DUBLIN into the bargain. Get the kid- Proprietors at their Officc and Luiicry Hcketa nuy sold only 10 pen*jii5 of 1H years oi ovtr. dies out, too. A good response Works, 78, O'Conneli Street, winners so all 3rd division play- about forthcoming events would be appreciated. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. ers take note and start prac- —("An Cogantoir"). PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1987.

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DUNGARVAN RUGBY FOOTBALL Week-End T.V. Viewing CLUB Gold. 10.25 — Children's BBC. Clhuekievision. 9.'00— The Mup- p.m.—Siport O-n Friday. 6.00 — Park House 10.50—Gran. 10.55—Five To Ele- pet Babies. 9.30 — Going Live! Film: Taraan And The Ama- ven. 1,1.00—News. Weather. 11.05 1I2.H2 p.m. — weather. 12.16 — zons. Johnny Weissimuller and —Open Air. 12.00 —News. Wea- Grandstand. 5.05 — News, Wea- Brenda Joyce star (1045 black MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN RTE1 ther. 12.05 P.m. — Daytime Live, ther. 5.15 —Sports News Wales. and white). 7.15 — Miniature Hallowe'en l^.bb—Regional News and Wea- 5.20—Rolf Harris Cartoon Time. World. 7.25—The Education Pro- ther. 1.00—One O'Clocik News. 5.45—Telly Addicts. 6.15 — M' gramme. 8.00 —Public Account. Thursday, October 22 — Dungarvan Folk Club— SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Weather. 1.30—Neighbours 1-50 8.3'0—Master team. 9.0'0—Foreign SIXTIES M'USiC with support from Gillian Coffey 9.00 — Pajo's Junkbox. 10.30— Family And Other Animals. 6.45 Weekend —Film: The Sandpiper. Eliza- —Bob's Full House. 7.25 — The Bodies. 9.30 — Peter Ustinov's Action Station Saturday. 12.50 beth Taylor, Richard Burton Russia. 10.20 — International —News Headlines. 12.52 — Russ Abbot Show. 7.5.5—Casual- Friday, October 23 — DESSIE NORRIS and Eva Marie Saint star in Vin- ty 8.45—News and Sport. Wea- Snooker. 1.0.50—Newsnight. 111.35 Sports Stadium. 5.00 — Galtar —"Weather view. H.40-l'.'00 a.m. Entertainment cente MtninieiM'a 11965 film. 3.40 ther. 9.00—Monty Python's Fly- Saturday, October 24 — US TWO And lhe Golden Lance 5.30 — —As'k Margo. 3.50 — Children's —International Snooker. Eureka. 6.00 — The Angelus. ing Circus. Vintage comedy. 9.30 BBC. 4.05 — Superted. 4.16— —World Gymnastics Champion- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24— 0.01 — News. 6.15 — Mailbag. What's All This Then'? 4.55 — SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24 Sunday, October 25 — SLATER 6.35 — Down Here . . . With A ships lO.O'O — international Newsround. 5.05 — Grange Hill. Snooker. 11.510 — Film: Cujo. 9JOO a.m.-^Pages from Ceefax. View To Above. 7.05 — Way- 5.35—JVCasterteam 87. 6.0o — Six J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 farers. 7.35 — Highway (To First showing of the 1983 screen 11.25 — Open University. 1.30 YOGI'S DISCO O'Cloek News, Weather. 6.35 — version of Stephen King's hor- p.m.—Newtork East 2.10—Film: Heaven. 9.00 — News. 10.10 — Sportfolio. 7.00—Wogan. 7.40 — 10 to 2 — Bar Saturday 'Live.' 11.25 — The ror novel about a couple coping Anna And The King Of Slam Bl'anikety Blank. 8.15 — Twenty- with infidelity and bringing up starring Irene Dunne and Rex Session. 12.25 — Late News. One Years of the Two Ronnies. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25— their son in a New England Harrison. (1046, black and SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 9.00—Nine O'Cloek News. Re- town menaced by a giant dog. white). 4.15—The Sky At Night. gional News, Weekend Weather. Starring Dee Wallace and 4.45—International Snooker. 6.15 9.55 — A Vous La France 9.30—Pulaski. 10.20 — Omnibus: Christopher Stone. 1.20-1.25 — —International Bridge Club. 60 s DISCO 10.20 — The Computer Pro- The Arts And Glasnost. 11.20 — Weather. 6.45—Newsview. 7.25 —The Fish Dancing to all your favourite 60s hits — 10 to 2 gramme. 10.45 — Germany: World Gymnastics Champion- Course. 7.55 — Dance From Past And Present. 11.15 — Ser- ships. 11.50 — Film: Moonrun- America: The New York City DECKIES LOUNGE Free Draw for Return Trip For 2 To London — Free vice. 12.00 _ News Headlines ners. James Mitohum and Kiel Ballet. 8.45 — Fortunes Of War. followed by The Swiss Family Martin star in the first tv 9.45—National Youth Orchestra MODELIGO tickets given on admission to all club functions during Robinson. 12.25 — Bookside. 1.10 screening of a lively comedy Of Wales 10.35—Th Film Club. season. Draw takes place at end of season. —Ludwig Van Beethoven. 1.45— western about rivalry between BBC 2 10.38 — Film: The Swimmer. Saturday Night, Oct. 24 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE Playing Shakespeare. 2.35 — moonshine whisky distillers (Russian film, English sub- John Wayne: Most Wanted (1974). 1.30-1.35 a.m.—Weather. titles). ll.55-1.35 a.m. _ Film: In aid of Community Sportsfiedl. Westerns'—'West Of The Divide FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 Plumbum, or A 9 Dangerous Jackpot £200 on 12 games. 3.30 — Sunday Matinee: San SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24 Game. (Russian film with Eng- 8.20 a.m. — Roobarb. 8.25—Sa- 9.0O a.m.—Pages from Ceefax. Antonio, Starring Erroll Flynn lish sub-tatles). Sunday Night, October 25 — STARLIGHT and Alexis Smith 5.301 —^ Tune turday Starts Here. 8.40— 9.30 Daytime on Two. 2.15 In. 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01— DUNGARVAN LIONS CLUB present: News. 6.15 _ The Cosby Show. Monday Night, October 26 — TOWN 'N' COUNTRY 6.45 — Iris '87. 7.10 — Foster In aid of Naomh Brid GAA Club. & Allen And Friends. 7.40 — Annual Where In The World? 8.30 Glen- AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK roe. 9.00 — News. 9.20 En- MONDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY core. 10.20 — Questions And Hallowe'en Cabaret Answers. 11.15 — The Poet's RTE t' — 10 a.m. Laurel And RTE 1 — 12.30-2-10 Cork Opt RTE 1 — 12.30-2.10 Cork Opt Eye. 11.40 — Late News. Hardy; 11.10 Gulliver's Travels: Out; 2.30 The Craftsmen; 3 p m. Out: 2.15 The Brothers; 3 p.m. Starring: 12.30 Radio 2 Dublin City Mara- 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. Dernp- 'Live' At -Three; 4 p.m. Dernp- thon; 1.50 Bosco; 2.20 B'aile- sey's Den with Bosco- 4.25 sey's Den with Bosco- 4.25 beag; 2.30 Aunty Poppy's Story- Happy Birthday: 4.30 Dllln Happy Birthday; 4.30 Aunty time; 2.40 Bank Holiday Mat- O Deamhas; 4.40 Pat's Pals- Poppy's Storytlme; 4.40 Robin DENIS ALLEN AND BOBBY inee: Anchors Aweigh. Starring 4.55 Danger Bay; 5.30 Ten And Rosle Of Cockleshell Bay: ("Limerick Your A Lady") Frank Sinatra and Kathryn Minute Tales- 5.45 News; 6 p.m. 4.55 Newsline: 5.15 Interna- THE "CATS" BAR RTE 2 Grayson; 5.15 The Littlest The Angelus; 6.01 Newstime; tional Youth Knockout '87; 5.45 THE GILLESPIES ("Waterford My Home Town") HoDo; 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The 6.20 Garda Patrol; 6.30 Know News; 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 Newstime. 6.30 Play The Game: MIKE ROCHE (Comedian) Angelus; 6.01 My Mum's A Your Sport; 7 p.m. Evening SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Courgette; 6.30 Nothing To It? Extra; 7.30 The Mountain Lark; 7 p.m. Evening Extra: 7.25 Ad- MOUNT MELLERAY 3.40 _ Six Generations 4.05 7 p.m. Evening Extra; 7.30 Vero 8 p.m. Faces And Places; 9 p.m. venturer- 8.30 On The Town: 9 Friary College, Duckspool — Saturday Matinee : Show- News- 9.30 Today Tonight: 10.10 p.m. News- 9.30 The Late Late 8 p.m. Executive Stress: 8.30 A Thursday, October 22 — CARD DRIVE Boat. Starring Kathryn Gray- Tastle Of Ireland; 9 p.m. News; Hotel; 11.05 Bookside; 11.35 Show- 11.30 Late News;. 11.35 Saturday, October 24— son and Ava Gardner. 6.00 — 9.15 Hill Street Blues; 10.10 Late News. The Late Night Friday Movie: DANCING TO PADDY O'BRIEN & TELSTAR Saturday, October 31 Finding Fax Future. 7.00 — En- Bank Holiday Movie: Islands In Dirty Money. Starring Alain RTE 2 — 5.10 p.m. Emmerdale Delon and Catherine Deneuve. Commencing 8 p.m. sharp core 7.30 — Family (Ties. 8.00— The Stream. Starring George C Sunday, October 25— Nuacht. 8.05 — Rumpole Of The Scott, David Hemmlngfi and Farm- 5.40 Streets Of London; Tickets £5 from Matt Connolly, MPSI and Arch Fashions Bailey. 9.05 — European Com- Susan Tyrrell; 12.10 Late News 6.10 Laurel And Hardy; 6.30 The RTE 2—5.15 Sons And Daugh- SING ALONG WITH PADDY McGRATH munity Youth Orchestra 10.50 Sullivans • 7 p.m. Top Of The ters: 5.45 Wilderness Alive; 6.40 RTt 2—4.55 p.m. Emmerdale Pops- 7.30 Crossbow: 8 p.m. Early Evening Movie: 8 p.m. —Screen International: Joseph- Farm; 5.25 Out Of Town; 5.55 ine. Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 Mall- Nuacht- 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 Jonl Jones; 6.30 A Country Prac- bag- 8.55 Raffles- 9.55 Tune In; Sportsworld 9.35 Special tice; 7 p.m. The Muppet Show; 10.25 Mart And Market; 10.30 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 7.30 Coronation Street; 8 p.m. Squad: 10.30 Newsnight: 10.50 Newsnight; 10.50 Finding Fax 16 Days Of Glory. 4.00 — The' Little Prince. 4.30 Nuacht; 8.05 The Spencer Tracy Future; 11.50 Nlghtllght. — Romeo And Juliet. 5.05 — Film Season: Northwest Pas- DUNGARVAN SPORTS CENTRE Horses. 6.05 — Hart To Hart. sage. Starring Spencer Tracy S 7.00 — Newsweek. 7.30—-Market and Robert Young. 10.20 Cork in association with JR' NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL International Choral Aind Folk Place. 8.00 _ Nuacht 8.05 — MERCY CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL Telephone 058/54304; 54219 The Sunday Movie: Loophole. Dance Festival: 11.15 The Pet- Starring Albert Flnaiey and rov Affair; 12.10 News Head- PARENTS ASSOCIATION lines followed by Nlghtllght. Saturday, October 24 — PARTY NIGHT DISCO Martin Sheen. 10.00 — Interna- — presenit — Bar — Over 18's. tional Rules Football: Ireland y — y v. Australia. 11.00 — The High- TUESDAY land Road. RTE 1 — 12.30-2-10 Cork Opt DUNGARVAN In Lounge — DOWNES SISTERS Out; 2.35 Collecting Now: Know BAND OF THE SOUTHERN COMMAND Your Picture; 3 p.m. 'Live' At AND GUEST ARTISTS Sunday, October 26 — Three; 4 p.m. Dernpsey's Den RUGBY SING ALONG WITH THE MURRAY SISTERS with Bosco; 4.30 Happy Birth- UN THE SPORTS CENTRE, DUNGARVAN day 4.35 Dllln O Deamahas; 4.45 Defenders Of The Earth; FOOTBALL ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Coming Friday, October 30 — LUCKY NUMBERS BBC 1 5.10 How Do You Do?; 5.30 Car- 8.15 p.m. — Subscription £3 toon Time; 5.45 News; 6 p.m. COMING ATTRACTIONS — The Clowns and Tweed. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 The Angelus; 6.01 Newstime; CLUB Tickets available from: Matt Connolly Main Street- John 6.30 Rapid Roulette; 7 p.m. P. O'Connor, Ring; Mrs. Ann' Power. Baliymacmague- 6.00 a.m. _ ceefax AM. News, Evening Extra; 7.25 Codename John Moore. Bally ma cm ague; Mrs. Anna Kingston Bally- Sport. 6.35—Leon Errol in 'Polo Icarus; 7.55 The Lion Of The coe; Sports Centre. Dungarvan. Phony.' 6.55 — Weather. 7.0fl — Desert; 9 p.m. News- 9-30 Today 1st XV SUFFER HEAVY YOGI'S DISCO — FREE DRAW Breakfast Time. 8.40—Open Air. Tonight; 10.10 The Tuesday DEFEAT Commencing this Saturday 8.55—Regional News and Wea- Documentary; 11.15 Late News. On Sunday last at Bandon every visitor to Yogi's Disco will ther. 9.00 — News, Weather: RTE 2 — 4.55 p.m. Emmerdale our 1st fifteen suffered a heavy be eligible for inclusion in a Neighbours. 9.20—Kilroy. 10.00— Farm; 5.25 Held In Trust; 5.55 defeat in the league. Due to a draw for a return trip to Lon- Ballyduff 45 Drive News, Weather; Going For Tomorrows World; 6.30 A misunderstanding, only eleven don for 2 people. This draw will take place at the end of the RE-COMMENCES ON Country Practice; 7 p.m. Sledge players turned up for the Hammer; 7.30 Glenroe; 8 p.m. match and from the outset season and our sincere thanks Nuacht- 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 Touch- were fighting a losing battle to Court Travel for sponsoring down- 9.45 The Music Of John with such a depleted team. this wonderful prize. ThP rota WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 Field. 10.25 Newsnight: 10.45 for this Saturday night's disco Falcon Crest; 11.40 Nlghtllght. Obviously communications is Michael O'Connor, Peter at 8 p.m. will have to improve all round Maher, Mark O'Connor. Gerry •to ensure that' this will not WEDNESDAY Ryan, John Consldine, Michael happen again as league points Hanrahan. Ivor Gordon. John RTE 1 — 12.30-2-10 Cork Opt are valuable and the .club's re- Curran. peter Queally, Michael ABBEYSIDE IN ST. MICHAEL'S HALL Out; 2.30 The Living Body; 3 putation would suffer If this O'Halloran. JACKPOT £200 p.m. 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. were to happen again. On Sunday night there will Dernpsey's Den with Bosco; be a "Sixties" disco. This has 4.25 Happy Birthday; 4.30 WIN FOR WATERFORD CITY proved to be very popular in WEEK-ENDENTERTAINMENT Aunty Poppy's Story time; 4.35 the past and as an extra incen- The Fllntstone Kids- 5.05 Look Dungarvan 0; Waterford City 13 tive all wiho attend will qualify Friday, October 23 — HAPPY DAYS Around; 5.15 The Real Ghost- for Inclusion- in' the draw for the busters ; 5.45 News; 6.00 The In a friendly on Sunday in Waterford our 2nd fifteen lost return trip to London. The rota Saturday, October 24 — PARTNERS JUNIOR CHAMBER DUNGARVAN presents: Angelus; 6.0i Newstime; 6.30 for Sunday night is Liam Lan- Number Ones; 7.00 Evening to Waterford City. This was a good game and our team can be non, Pat C'Ullinane. Donal O'Re- Extra- 7.30 Up To The Synod gan, John Byrne ('Co-op). John Sunday, October 25 — CONTRAST 8.00 Magnum, P.I.; 9.00 News: well satisfied with their per- formance considering that most Lynch, Jer O'Brien. Paul Mul- SECOND CITY JAZZ BAND 9.30 Today Tonight- 10.30 Han- laney, Shane White. Tony Monday ^October 26 — RICHIE HALPIN Ion; 11.25 Late News. of the players were playing on At a Cheese and Wine Jazz Night this team ,for the first time. Shalloe, Declan French. RTE 2 — 4.55 p.m. Emmer- They showed great promise and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 — dale Farm; 5.25 A Natural His- will obviously improve very FIXTURES Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan tory Of The Farm- 6.00 Where much with experience. The Sky Begins- 6.30 A Coun- Nexit Sunday, our 1st team HALLOWE'EN FANCY DRESS DANCE On Friday, October 30 try Practice; 7.00 This Is You The' team was: K. Clarke. N. are at home to Dolphins in the Life- 7.30 Coronation Street; Ha.nnigan, E. Lonergan. N. Munster Junior League with 10.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. 8.00 Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 Parks. H. Collender, W. O'Brien. kick-off at 3 p.m. The 2nds have Sponsored by Hoffmans. Prizes for Best Dressed, etc, Cineolub. That, Obscure Object Mark Smith, Ml. Jones, D. an. away friendly in Clonmel. ADMISSION £5 — BAR EXTENSION of Desire. Starring: Fernando Coughlan, Brian O'Sullivan. also a. 3 p.m. kick-off. The rotia SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 — Tickets available from Libby Flynn, Tel. 058/42466 or Paddy O'Brien & Telstar play- Rey and Carole Bouquet- 10.25 Shane White. P. McGrath, M. team for Sunday afternoon Is Maria 'Moloney's Boutique. ing at Tho Cat's Bar, Melleray Newsnight: 10.45 Sloned; 11.35 Donovan. E. Fitzgerald, J. Conor Curran. Richard Dalton. SLAINTE FOLK GROUP on Saturday night, Octobcr 24 Ntghtnlght. Clarke, D. French. Jim Harty and Brendan Mullen. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1987. PAGE SEVEN G.A.A. Notes By Commentator j ABBEYSIDE SHORE Stradbally Are Firm Favourites Why Buy a Hearing Aid ANGLING CLUB A TINY PERSONAL HEARING CAPSULE COULD BE NEXT WEEK-END One of the most successful Nire 3-11; Ferrybank 1-0 Cork, but w-ith such an abun ure-s were given: Hurling — 39 C.B.S., aroused widespread sym- ALL YOU NEED. A victory over neighbours Nire 4-6; Tramore 1-7 A-GWs of the above club was ana rivals Kilrossanty is al- dance of talent It is not likely (354,000 homes) • Football — 42 pathy throughout. West Water- Nire 1-13; Dungarvan- 0-5 to provide a major problem for held in Alice O'Connor's on ways regarded as a major ach- (401,000 homes). ford. Those of us who had the Thursday October 8. A large Nire l-9: Butlerstown 1-7. If you are not really deaf and often wish you could hear ievement. oy Stradbally footbal- them. The result of the league great privilege of knowing him gathering of anglers made for a quarter-final at Walsh Park in REVIEW MEETING cannot ever forget the trojan more clearly iwhen in company, watching TV or tryin« to lers ana invariably results in MINOR FINAL work undertaken by him and very lively debate and as a re- much celebrating, but alter March leaves them with a score sult our system fo-r deciding hear quietly spoken" friends, then you probably don't to settle and no one will have The special committee named the success he achieved in nur- Sunday last the festivities were With Kilrossanty's record of recently to review the debate turing and promoting hurling o-ur master angler has been need a conventional hearing aid. short-lived and team coach, doubts about their resolve to changed. There will be 10 pts twelve senior county -titles, it settle this issue. Also they will on championship structures throughout, his life. I know that Sean Ahearne had the lads to- seems more than a little will get together on this Thurs- the thousands of young boys for each member who attends Now a brilliant new hearing capsule is available which gether again on Monday to need to open their account a competition as well as 20 pts strange that they have never with a win. (Their first round day night to analyse the many whom he taught to play and you simply pop into your ear fo gently boost those difficult spedl out the importance of be- before appeared in a county views expressed at the open to love hurling during his 45 for a win-. 17 pts. for 2nd 14 sounds and words. ing as good again- o Sunday game against Galway was re- meeting of the Board. for 3rd. ltO pt-s. for 4-th 8 pts n minor football final. In fact Kil- fixed for December 5th). So by years as a teacher, will remem- for 5-th .and 5 pts. for 6th. next for their battle with the rossanty had won a number of ber him with affection. He was Hearing is believing! This tiny capsule is designed lo Mire in what is being regarded all accounts Cork, will go all This points system should senior championships before ou-t to beat us -here and taking RESULTS a lovely person and he had a laft your natural hearing and to enable you to relax and as a wide-open county final delightful way of dealing with ma-ke our master angler a lot they even organised at minor our second brace of -points will enjoy life once more. A touch of history will' be level. Another chapter in the Strad- young people. His memory wiil more competitive. be very difficult and even bally/Kilrossanty saga came to made at a packed Fraher Field A special effort was made in- though Waterford played very live on. The club's "Record Fish" will when botn the Nire in senior an end on Sunday last with This new capsule can automatically fit eight out of ten recent times, and as readers well against Kilkenny at home start in the near future. Only ana Kilrossanty in minor line arc aware they had a number Stradbally recording one of people, probably you. th-ey may need to be even bet- their sweetest and best victor- SYMPATHY members of the club are eligible out for their nrst ever county of near misses. This however, ter here at the Cork venue. to fish. All fish are permitted deciders. was their best year in the grade- ies in a long time. I though-t it For further details and free test of hearing contact oui I have no doubt but that We also extend our very sin- and at the end of each mo-nth and after they had beaten Ab- was a great game and one quiiliified dispenser: Stradbally having won their their win again-sit. Kilkenny will cere sympathy to Eamon De the heaviest in each category beyside in the Western final, that will undoubtedly be spo- will be awarded a special certi- five championships in a row boost their confidence and that ken about for a long time to Paor, Tallow on the recent they declared very confidently death of his mother Mrs. Ellen ficate. More details later about MR. LEWIS, M.S.H.A.A., A.M.R.S.H., who will be during the years 1940-1944 that now, nothing would stop the side will not be inhibited come. It certainly had every- this. again in 1972, 1980 and their by the red jersey or the reputa- thing that one associates with Power, St. Brigid's Terrace, them from making the bit of Dungarvan. I had the privilege in attendance at: last in 1982 will be trying for history that they had waited tion of Cork. A full-blooded ef- a meeting of these great rivals The officers elected for the their ninth title and bring fort from- Waterford might pro- and the big crowd enjoyed of knowing the late Mrs. Power coming season are as follows: so long to achieve. Many of the who was a quiet and very lady- LAWLOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN them a bit closer to Kilros- supporters who saw them play duce a satisfactory result for every minute of the game. President, Michael O'Riordan; santy whose record stands at us. Stradbally played with the very like person who always liked to Chairman. George Young; Vice- in the Western championship chat about hurling and foot- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. a dozen. This will be the 100th are agreed chat, the Comeragh strong breeze but the cham- Chairman-, Tony Elstead; Sec- playing of the county football TEAM pions never allowed them to ball. As one might, expect she- retary, Michael Gowmi-ng; team are one of the very best was always 'o our side' May championship which was first take an early advantage and it n Treasurer. Michael Po-we-r; Asst. that we havft seen around for she rest in peace. Telephone 058/41122 for appointment. won Dy Ballysaggart in 1885a very long time. Having watch- Pat Curran was they who made the whirl- Treasurer, Mrs. Nancy Cash- and the odd years were 1921, Peter Walsh, Damien Byrne, wind start and scored first. In man: Recorder, Pat Buckley; ed their free-flowint style of FIXTURES P(RO. Pat Donovan, committee HUNDREDS OF EARS OF EXPERIENCE because of the War of Indepen- football -against Abbeyside in Daithi Foran fact, such was the tempo of dence and 1914 because ot Jimmy Beresford, Liam O'Con- their game in- the first ten min- members: Kitty Buckley, Cait the divisional final. I must Saturday, October 24_ Mtulcah-y. Larry Fraher Pat World War I. when no cham- agree with this opinion, but un- nor, Timmy Sheehan utes, many supporters must pionships were played. The Shane Ahearne, Noel Crowley have expected that Kilrossanty At Walsh Park: Eastern I.H. Power, pat Dee. fortunately from their point of Final — Erin's Own v. Mol- winning of this title may be view. St. Saviours, who are the Kieran Delahunty. John Mc- could win this very decisively. a bit more memorable because Donald, Michael Neville For Kilrossanty it was too good lerans. Prior to the AGM.. at thp re- current county champions are Monday, October 26— tuest of the club. Sam Roc-he it is the one hundreth final, also an exceptional side and Billie Sullivan, John Quirke, to last and when Stradbally but it is not likely to make it Michael Walsh. settled the champions lost their At Fermoy: N.H.L. Waterford gave a very successful demon- any more special to the contes- have a splendid back-up in hav- v. Cork. Ref. T. Murray. 3 p.m. stration and talk on all aspects ing won a number of juvenile Subs. — R. Sheridan. P. Ben- momentum and were trailing by • of shore fishing. The club is tants who would want to win four points at half-time when Sunday, October 25— it even if it were the first. titles Including the under 14 nett, J. Ryan, J. Dunford, Ger very grateful for Sam's valuable and under 16 'A' county cham-1 O'Brien, B. Power G Fitzoat- the score stood at 0-8 to 0-4 | At Dungarvan: 1.45 p.m M.F. time. Looking forward to see- FOR BEST VALUE IN The teams have already met plonships in 1984. Many of I rick, D. Casey, against them. In the second Final — Kilrossanty v St. Sav- ing all the lads with their new twice this year and Stradbally these young players as well as half. Stradbally seemed to ig-iours (Ref. J. Power); 3.15 p.m carbon fibre rods. won on each occasion. On the quite a few of their splendid UNDER 21 HURLING nore the wind disadvantage S.F. Final — Stradbally v. Nire iirst occasion, Stradbally beat and courageously withstood the POLISH, TEXAN AND side which won the county (Ref. J. J. Landers). COMPETITIONS them fair and square by seven minor title last year, will be This ailing championship is strong pressure mounted by At Abbeyside: 11.30 a.m U/21 points in a mediocre game. Re- the champions. In winning four available, so winning this- one at las,t. beginning to wind down H. — Dungarvan v. St. Patricks. Anglers please take note of cently they clashed in a decider won't be as easy as winning and if all goes well over the of the six second half scores U/21 F. Ballinacourty v. Andate s for the Christmas com- AMERICAN COAL to decide ohe pairings for the the West. week-end the Board will be the challengers made sure of Rinn/Seana Phobai (venue and petitions: Wednesday. Nov. 11. semi-final after both had al- ready for the divisional final a win which they richly de- time to be decided). venue Q-uanns. fishing 7-l'0 p.m.; Also your chance to win 1 ton of coal in Free Draw Few people will begrudge Kil- ready qualified and Stradbally to be played on the scheduled served on the day They were Sunday Nov. 22. venue Dungar- on October 31. almost ran riot against them rossanty a title In the .-(ratie, date — November lst. the better team as they were SCORES van harbour area, fishing 3-6 in the second half. But to what so a win here would 'oe a most In the drawn match, but on p.m.; Saturday. Dec. 5: venue extent, the Nire were trying is popular result and hopefully, On Thursday last, Fourmile- this occasion they played more S.F. Replay— Coal Vouchers always welcome. water announced that they Ballyvoile. fishing 4-7 p.m.: anyones guess. They were short that is now it will turn out. confidently, as I had predict- Stradbally 0-12; Kilrossanty 0-6 Sunday, Dec. 13: venue Ba-ll-in- a number of their regulars on had decided -to withdraw from ed. Kilrossanty were gracious M.F. 'B' Final— their scheduled semi-final acourty. fishing 3-6 p.m.: Juven- the evening and didn't appear EASTERN FINAL in defeat and were the first to Rathgormack 2-12- ile competition Sunday. Dec. 20. JOHN PHELAN heartbroken at the result.. game against Lismore and this congratulate their victors. left the current champions Naomh B'rid 1-3 venue Quanns. fishing 2.30-4.30 I believe that the Nire, who Tallow's hurling fraternity Referee David Kiely did a U/21 Hurling— P.m. c Advt.i SOLID FUEL CENTRE are likely to visit Walsh Park through to the final. On Sun- splendid job on the game and hold the under 21 football day last. St. Patricks defeated St Patricks 4-10; Abbeyside 3-10 county title at the aomen: on Saturday to study the form was in control all trip way. U/21 Football— Don't forget that Dungarvan of the contestants, Erin's Own Abbeyside In a close and ex- SAC AGM will be held this THE QUAY DUNGARVAN can be far better than th^y citing game and they are now Over-all he awarded 42 frees Dungarvan 1-11; have shown in their games to and Mollerans. in the Eastern in the game (18 in the first half Brlckeys Olivers 0-4 Wednesday night at 8.30 p.m. Telephone 058/41059 intermediate hurling final. The scheduled to play Dungarvan in the Anchor Bar. date and when it comes to in the second semi-final on and 24 in the second). U/21 H. 'B' Final- turning it on here on Sunday Western champions, who lost — P.R.O. to Mallow in a challenge last Sunday morning at, Abbeyside. In the minor game Rathgor- Shamrocks 3-5: Ballyduff 0-6. they will present a stronger The winners will play Lismore challenge to Stradbally than Sunday, will meet next Satur- mack won handsomely and the day's winners, in the county in- the final on the following result ended a fifty-three years they have in their previous Sunday. meetings. I write this, despite final at, Walsh Park on ohe fol- wait for their second minor lowing Sunday. title. The big difference in the fact that everyone who saw Dungarvan will be hotly fan- standards left Naomh Brid no them escape against Butlers- cied to beat St. Patricks who chance from the start and it town in the curtain-raiser to YOUTH CONFERENCE are a very nice side, but are a left many Western football the Kiirossanty v. Stradbally bit unbalanced as regards age people wondering how the win- semi-final drawn match were Although the attendance was and experience at this level. So ners managed to get into the agreed that they would have disappointing, the dozen or soi t looks odds on that Lismore 'B' grade. They looked to me little chance of winning their clubs who sent a full delegation and Dungarvan will clash in to be better than a number oi - IB "Stl first county senior title against to this meeting at St. Augus- the final at Cappoquin on Sun- our 'A' teams. Anyway they either Stradbally or Kilrossan- tine's College on Friday night day week. fully deserved their win and ty. Their chances will depend last found the discussions very entirely on the extent to which the Western champions can be interesting and informative. UNDER 21 FOOTBALL complimented on having fought LET YOUR VISA DO... THE players like Tom Walsh, Tom All the delegates entered into Guiry, Denis Hogan, Pat Hally the spirit of the debate ln , „ , j . so courageously against, their SHOPPING Michael. Richard and Sean which a big number of matters With Stradbally involved in stronger opponents the senior final on Sunday and Guiry. Ger Coffey, Tony Con- relating to the running of the don. Pat Walsh, Jackie Hogan. association were discussed. Fol- also due to play the junior hur- ABBEYSIDE/ P. j. Mulcahy. Michael Ryan, lowing the debate four mem- ling county final on the follow- BALLINACOURTY NON-STOP Ge: Walsh, Kevin Mulcahy bers were elected to represent ing Sunday. their match DRAW RESULTS (who missed the semi-final) the county at next Saturday's against Kilrossanty in under 21 can improve their game. I Youth Convention at Croke football cannot, be played be-1 £200, Richard Hanrahan. Wa- doubt very much if goalkeeper Park. John McGrath, Cappo- forfl November 8th and then terford: £100, Dan Power. 18 flafTWS Eddie Gougn will be expected quin, Lar Power, Abbeyside, their possible Involvement in Hillview Estate; £10 each — T. the Munster club championship Twohig. St. Augustine's Tee.; to play any better than he did Brian Greene, Mount, Sion and v i against Butlerstown. Brandan Power. Tramore will can further delay their first Michael Barron. Clonea Upper; be the four to attend and will round game in this competition. Sean Power, Ballymacmague; be guests of the association at So it now looks certain that the Jack English, Coolagh Road: On Sunday last Str^dbaliy the second Australian Rules date for the under 21 football Mrs Molly McCarthy, Ballin- gave their best display of foot- game at Croke Park On Sunday. final cannot be met. At theroad . Promoters prize (£20), ball for a number of years and moment there are seven teams Mairead Byrne, Clonea Road. if they produce the same high still standing in the champion- —(Advt.). standard in the final then i The following were the mem- bers of the panel — Rev. Fr. ship. •M believe that they will be 'he DEATH OF REV. BRO. BLAKE new champions. I must add, Moran O.S.A., John Moore, Tony Mansfield. Danny Mur- T.A.M. RATINGS of course, that I am not at all The death over the week-end sure they will be able to do this. phy John Kiely, Maire Nic - THE Cralth and Jim Greene. In the recently announced oi Rev. Brother Blake, retired THE THE Last week they had to mount ratings for the All-Ireland Superior. C.B.S.. Dungarvan MOTORING DRESSING a great challenge against a finals the following official fig- and former Superior at Lismore ENTERTAINING side who ar« their acknowledg- N.H.L. WATERFORD v. CORK slkkEtis ,„ ill 1!! ed rivals and the parish pride - ill aspect of things was a factor This game which was sche- Hsr77^ - {}> in motivating every single duled for Sunday has been 1 kSMMI Mtf'fi&JBI player to make a do-or-die ef- switched to Monday next for =151 Ej fort. No such rivalry exists be- a number of reasons. It is well tween them and the Nire. so known that Cork, because of sii • * 1 their backlog Of fixtures due to DUNGARVAN G.A.A. til we can expect quite a different t.T.plm•'--• (M«l• ) 11H•1 ill type of game here. There is also their involvement in a couple fW the possibility that Stradbally of draws in the Munster cham- may have 'peaked' for the Kil- pionships, etc., had sought a NOTES postponement and had put rossanty game and that they During that, time he followed will be unable to reproduce the pressure on us to agree. They UNDER 21 FOOTBALLERS our fortunes avidly, a-nd savour- p-rrrric. jmJ same effort These are conals- o made the case that both WIN their hurling and our football ed some o-f our greatest cham- siderations that cannot be over- Our under 2i footballers ad- pionship victories during a spell Qgj5?« ...' I--- ~ ' ««.) looked by people who are ex- county finals are due to be play- ed next Sunday and supporters vanced to the Western cham- which turned out to be a golden pected to make a forecast of pionship semi-final by virtue of the outcome. of both would be unable to tra- era for the club. b: ml vel as a result. A major factor their 1-11 to 0-4 victory over Kr I Brickey Rangers/St. Olivers at We were strongily rep-resented Like their opponents, Strad- as far as we were concerned 1s at the burial in Lismore last bally have a young and antha t the Eastern intermed'fit^ Abbeyside last Sunday. Although the outcome was Mb-nd-av when flitting final tri- THE THE eager side and in players like hurling final between Erin's butes were paid to the man THE ] THE Eoin. Conor and Fintan O Brien, Own and Mollerans is b°ing seldom in any real doubt, this TICKET was a more difficult game to from the Banner co-unty ol MAIL j HOLIDAYING ! BUSINESS goalkeeper Kieran Heffernan, played on Saturday and this Clare-. Go ndeine Dla trocaire Alo Curran Pat, Curran, Bobby would rule out Liam O Connor win than the scoreline might ORDERING j 3=e5L:.. 5!! TRAVELLING PURCHASING j and Damien Byrne if the league suggest. Our opponents pla-yed ar a a-n-am. Walker, Paul Mullaney. Noel tough, uncompromising football y- Hi Lti^^v, Weldon Liam O'Brien, Joe match was played on Sunday GOOD WISHES r^ESE™.,,! IIP. ::: si^Sl-"— i and goalkeeper Pat Curran and we needed to be as sharp Roche. James Keane. Tom as we were to get over this •=25. ' Gough. Sean Dee they have a being involved in our football final would also be absent. So hurdle. Thp club extends best wishes ^S* H: sldp who have come through to Tuckey Organ who is pre- • MSHTUB iVnrS^niccs Iter:-- Inilsfc w 1 considering all the circumstan- S'till, there is considerable - ::: two very tough battles with the sently hospitalised. Tuckey's —•. nmmwuHn, ces our Board agreed to throoe m fo-r improvement if we ITT*'."' champions and they should be change to Monday. hope to master Stradbally or son- Joe has worn the blue jer- well conditioned for this final Kilrossanty in th-e semi-final. sey. and while his own affinity challenge. to Abbeyside has never waned, Waterford played a challenge he -ha-s always been a very good game against Limerick at UNDER 21 HURLING THE RESULT friend o-f this club. We wish him VISA does a great many things. More than you might Walsh Park last Sunday and a very spe-ed.v recovery. with only seven of the side who Our attentions now turn- to POST TO: On form, Stradbally must, be - expect. Like giving you up to 55 days interest-free played against, Kilkenny avail- the Under 2il hurling champion- "t^ap" in - _ • v -given a favourites chance and UNDER 12s WIN before you have to settle your bill. You can also get Allied Irish Banks pic, if they reproduce last Sunday s able to field the selectors de- ship and next Sunday morning's FREEPOST, VISA CARD, cided to give all the regular divisional semi-final against St sSSSt. Hi i—~~ —I extended credit. Not to mention a warm welcome in form, they should win. ot Our under-12 footballers re- j PO. BOX 708, DUBLIN 4. course one must, always suspect substitutes a run. We lost 5-10 Patrick's at Abbeyside. main unbeaten in the Bord na I 1,000 outlets in Ireland. And 5 million outlets that the Nire who have taken to 2-13 but it was a useful game •nOg leagu-e after a clear cut as far as we were concerned. After their excellent win over worldwide. Detailed monthly statements will help youto i Please send me a a low-profile approach to this Abbeyside last su-nda.y, st. Pat- victory over Kilrossanty at t-he one. have something up th^ir Following the game, the sel- ricks will carry plenty of deter- CBs last week. The cold and ANDTHE keep an easy record of your spending. And then there's [ Visa Card Application Form, sleeves that wef don't know ectors selected their t»am for mination into the fray with wet conditions weren't condu- the free travel accident insurance when you pay your Monday and the line-out shows cive to good football, and while HOUSEHOLD about and I wouldn't complete- them. We haven'it had a com- NAME ly discount their chances. They only one change from the team petitive game since defeating we undoubtedly had the better BILL PAYING holiday or travel bills with VISA. VISA can even give you will give them a .great game which defeated Kilkenny in Tallow many weeks ago andof the exchanges there is still cash. From any AIB branch and from Banklink machines round one. Michael Neville of plenty of room for improve- A' ::: —»— and will remain hopeful oi this will certainly not be to our and from bank branches and automated teller machines springing yet another surprise. Shamrocks comes in for Patadvantage . ment. But Stradbally are given the Bennett who is injured at the However, the important fact abroad, where you see the VISA symbol. Nevertheless, we have a good vote. moment and they are, n0 doubt, is that the team Is winning its HOW TO APPLY: Whatever bank you're with, you can ' ADDRESS keeping their fingers crossed enough side to surmount this games and hopefully will con- HHP'S ^ips that O'Connor, Byrne and Cur- obstacle and qualify for thetinu e to do so. still apply for a VISA card. Pick up an application form at PATHS TO THE FINAL final against Lismore. It will be ran will come through the The panel is: E. Simms. K. any AIB branch or simply fill in the Freepost coupon, week-end championship games essential however that every Donovan, M Donnelly, M. Mc- Stradbally 1-11: Nire 1-4 ptoyers gives 100% by way of pop it in an envelope (no stamp required) and we'll send Stradbally 3-11; Dungarvan 0-6 unhurt and will be available. Loughlin. T. Maho-ny. C. MUr- commitment; anything less phy M. Ducey. D. Fleming. J. you out an application form by return. Stradbally 0-12; Ferrybank O-o With their county senior final could leave us licking painful Stradbally 0-8; Kilmac 1-8 1 Hyslop. S. Roche. N. Considlne, due to be played on Sunday, wounds . LET YOUR VISA DO THE TALKING. Stradbally 1-16; , no J. Power B. Downey. M. Cum- Rathgormack 0-8 it is difficult, to say what the mins. K. Curran, D. Curran, B. Stradbally 1-7; Tramore 1-5 Cork line-out will be or whe- DEATH OF BRO. BLAKE Power. Stradbally 2-4; Kilrossanty 0-10 ther players like Denis Mul- TEL: Stradbally 0-12; Kilrossanty 0-6 cahy. Kevin Hennessy, John Our olub has lost a true (replay i. Fenton. Tony O'Sullivan, Mich- friend bv the death last week- Printed and published by the ael Mulllns and one or twoen d of Bro. M. J. Biakp who Proprietors at their Office and Nire 1-4- Stradbally 1-11 others will be called into ac- was Superir at the CBS be- Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Nire 0-8 Rathgormack 1-4 tion That will be a problem for tween 1980 and 1986. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. Nire 0-9 Kilmacthomas 0-5 PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 384, 1987. REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Stradbally Make No Mistake

There was no slip up from Scorers: Stradbally — E. Stradbally at Fraher Field. O'Brien 0-5; N. Weldon 0-2- L. Dungarvan on Sunday last. O'Brien 0-2; S. Dee, J. Roche Denied by a late Kilrossanty and J. Keane 0-1 each Kilros- equalising point In the drawn santy — M. Walsh and j. Maher match two weeks previously In Replay 0-2 each: R. Kirwan and P. Stradbally were in no mood for a repetition and their de- White 0-1 each. feat of county champions Kil- STRADBALLY 0-12; KILROSSANTY 0-6 Stradbally — K. Heffernan; rossanty In the replay of the A. Curran. B. Walker, D. Kir- county senior football semi- winning margin would suggest. O'Brien from frees emphasised wan: F- O Brien, C. O'Brien, J. final last Sunday was as This time there was no mis- their over-all superiority in a Roche- P Mullaney, P. Curran; emphatic as their six points take as the Reds handed out replay which, in some aspects, N. Weldon, T. Gough, S. Dee; a footballing lesson as well as failed to live up to the stan- L. O'Brien. E. O'Brien, D. Cof- a lesson on commitment and dard of the drawn match. fey. Sub — J. Keane for D. endeavour to a Kilrossanty There was a general melee Coffey. side, many of whose stars have just before the finish in which at last faded. players from both sides became Kilrossanty — J. Foley; J. A huge crowd witnessed the involved but happily an explos- Fraher, P. Ktating, T. Prender- FACILE WIN FOR dethronement of the cham- ive situation was quickly de- 'iast- P. Hayes, T. Behan P. pions who were going for three fused. Quinn; G. Walsh, J. Maher; J. titles in a row. And while OUTSTANDING PLAYER Mulhearne, P. White, R. Kir- many in the large attendance Eoin O'Brien was Stradbally's wan- N. Hayes, T. Keating, M. RATHGORMACK offered "sympathy" at. the re- outstanding player on the day. walsh. Subs. — R. Hahissey foi sult there was no doubt in But it was far from a one man J. Mulhearne; P. Walsh for P RATHGORMACK 2-12 anyone's mind that this youth- show witn the entire team Hayes; G. Fitzgerald for R. NAOMH BRID 1-3 ful Stradbally side fully de- showing consistency and total Kirwan. served their win and a place commitment over the hour. Rathgormack looked a "cut in the final against the Nire Others to impress were Bob Ref. — David Kiely. above" when scoring a rather at the same venue next Sun- Walker, Alo Curran, Conor and facile 2-12 to 1-3 win over day. Fintan O'Brien, Joe Roche, Naomh Brid in the Minor B Paul Mullaney, Sean Weldon, County Football Final played As in the drawn match both Sean Dee and Liam O'Brien. at F'raher Field, Dungarvan on sides were again tentative in Kilrossanty can find no fault Sunday last. the opening quarter during which they were on level terms Vith the result. Seldom if ever "BE SAFE, BE SEEN" The Eastern side were by far twice. They were level again have their forwards been so the better footballers and their at 0-3 e'ach in the eighteenth poor and the 'lack of a player with the courage to show the standard was such that they minute but a magnificent would have felt at home in the point from Joe Roche in the way and shoot for points was A' division. ^utn minute gave Stradbally a a t actor which cost them some CAMPAIGN IN lead they subsequently never scores early in the second half. There was an air of inevita- relinquished. However their overall display bility about the result from the on th© day was not good en- start. A point up after thirty Some outstanding football ough and they bowed out to WATERFORD seconds, Rathgormack crashed before the break brought them a much better team. The photograph for our "Remembering Other Days" series this week takes us back to just after the Second World through for a Gerome O'Shea four further points, to one for Jimmy Fraher, Tom Behan, kilrossanty, and the- Covemen Three international compan- War and shows a group of very young students photographed at the Presentation Convent, Dungarvan. Not goal thirty seconds later and Jim Maher, Michael Walsh and ies and a cycling star have come looked to be in a strong posi- Tom Keating tried hard but much information was available about the origins of the picture which was taken, it is thought, in 1946 or '47. with the wind behind them had together to launch the largest 1-10 on the scoreboard before tion at, the break when they overall the team were just not safe cyclinig campaign ever or- Some of the faces remain unidentified while others have only been partly identified. We give hereunder the names Tom Byrne had the Sliabh led 0-8 to 0-4. good enough on the day. ganised in Ireland. Tile three which we hope arc accurate. Front (1. to r.) Michael Lyons, Tommy Woods, , Tohn Dwyer, , David gCua / Modeligo combination's Eoin O'B'riem who operated at full forward for Strad- companies are: proctor and O'Mahony, , Jimmy Hughes. Centre: M. Torpey, J. Mulcahy, , John Looby, Patsy Nagle, , only first half score, a point Gamble, Ever Ready Batteries seconds before th© interval. bally in the first half moved to Michael O'Riordan (now Cllr.), John Cleary. Back: , Fintan O'Regan, , , Pat Curran, Billy Walsh, and peugeot Bicycle, the cy- midfield at the start of the cling stiar is World Champion . Maybe some of our readers might be able to identify t he rest of the group or correct us if we are A goal from John Hahissey a second period and his point minute into the second half Steven Roche, winner of the wrong about those named. after three minutes increased LIMERICK BEST IN ended the game as a contest. their lead to five. Tour de France and Giro of Naomh Brid tried to come back Italy. but Pat Halllnan's goal In the FOUGHT BACK S.H. CHALLENGE The safety campaign, which Dungarvan Lions Club 46th minute was purely acade- LIMERICK 5-10 has the full support of the Na- mic as they were a well beaten With defeat staring them in WATERFORD 2-13 tional Road Safety Association, side long before the finish. the face the champions fought is concentrated on the slogan back but the long haul to over- Waterford, although coming "Be Safe, Be Seen." The cam- Scorers: Rathgormack F. come the leaders was made ofl second best had a useful paign is aimed at increasing Crotty 0-5- J. Hahissey 1-1; K. virtually impossible by a tryout against Limerick in a public awareness of the dan- O'Hara 0-5- G O'Shea 1-0- J. Stradbaily defence which clos- senior hurling challenge play- gers of cycling at night without Forthcoming Lions Attractions Dooley 0-2. Naomh Brid — P. ed do^n all roads to goal. ed at Walsh Park on Sunday front and rear lights and reflec- Hallinan 1-0; T. Byrne, J. Hal- Still Kilrossanty won enough last. tive belt. Both sides fielded experimen- fro-m those who were our guests Paddy Reilly. etc. He has had linan and J. Devoy 0-1 each. possession to make life hard The club is busy at the mo- prizes and also to be featured ior • the "Reds," but their tal line-outs and Waterford Steven Roche's endorsement ment organising the "Over 55" on' television. Very successful at Mosney last August. This many hits such as: Limerick of the safety campaign will add Rathgormack — P. Bolger; D. paltry return from such good played with only seven of the entertainer of the year contest. heats have been held in Lis- proves once again the great Your A Lady. Shannon' River. regular fifteen. impetus to the battle being success of the Mosney project Lonely in London, etc. Crotty, D. Power K. Power; E. possession highlighted a glar- This has been a very successful more, Dungarvan and Clash- ing weakness in their forward The sides were level at half waged by these three compamr venture in recent years and pro- more, from which winners will and It is our hope that we will Gleeson, T. Byrne, R. Nugent; les to encourage every cyclist in be able bo at least maintain bhe Bobby O'Driscoll has played M. Power, J Murray- J. Dooley, division. Their attack and time 2-6 to 1-9, but despite an vides a w-onderfiil opportunity go to the regional heats. corner forward Michael Walsh early second half Waterford Ire-land to use a properly lit numbers which we were able to with Denis over the last 15 F. Crotty, J. Murray; G. O'Shea, bike and wear a Sam Browne for our talented senior citizens Messages of congratulations K. O'Hara, J. Hahissey Subs.— in particular for a time won goal from John McDonald, it to compete for very prestigious and thanks are still coming in send t)hiis year. In fact, we years, and has also written belt for night cycling. would like to increase it if our songs which have been record- D. Crotty for G. O'Shea; J almost continuous passession was Limerick who gradually resources would allow. This is ed by many, including singles Doyie for J. Hahissey. but invariably their lack of took control and two quick Although the law requires where you our loyal supporters, by "Conquerors," "Royal Flush" ideas frustrated their efforts goals from full forward Ter- that all bicycles are equipped come in. .Ht is thanks to vour etc. Naomh Brid — B. O'Dwyer; and left them with nowhere tc ence Kenny ten minutes from with front and rear lights, most continued support of our fund- E. Lonergan, J. Power. T. Lon- go and as a result they were time sealed the issue for them. of the accidents occurring at Next on bhe list are "The confined to two points, one night involve cyclists that fail raising activities that enables er gan: P. Nugent, E. Lonergan', Scorers : Limerick—T. Kenny us to provide bhis greab holiday Gillespie s." These are slsbers M. Power; J. Devoy, J. Halli- from Jim Maher from a free 3-3- S. Fitzigibban 2-0; M. Nelli- to miake themselves visible to from Waterford. They are bril- in the 42nd minute and the road users—on average, 7 out for our senior citizens. It is nan: L. Lonergan, P. Hallinan; gan 0-3: B. Finn 0-2: W. Burke quite expensive to finance and liant and have appeared on the K. Hallinan: K. Foley, T. Byrne, other from Michael Walsh from and R. Samson 0-1 each Water- .•if liO cyclists that) are killed at play in the.' 43rd minute. night each year, are riding ) maintain so we will be appeal- Late Date Show. They miade a S. Denn. Subs. — D. Power for ford — K. Delahunty 0-5; B. ing for that continued support hit record last year "Waterford K. Hallinan: K. Hallinan for O'Sullivan 0-4; P. McDonald and bicycles that are inadequately Walsh's point proved to be lit. wihlch is so vital. You oan start My Home Town'' and have been K. Foley. their final score. Stradbally took J. Quirke 1-0 each; M. Walsh bv coming to our annual Hal- very successful in cabaret. over again and a point from and M Neville 0-2 each. The total number of accidents lowe'en Concert at the Friary Ref. — Roger Casey. james Keane and 2 from Eoin Ref.—D. Murphy (Waterford). involving cyclists increase College on Saturday. October Also appearing is Wabeinford's every year. The li9'85 statistic 31. own comedian, Mike Roche. A figures (the latest available) really funny mian, he has ap- show that a total of 703 cyclists peared all over the country at We have been successful In were killed or seriously injured The Editor. — PATRICK NEARy cabaret venues and also in in that year: however, this fig- securing a very talented and "Topis of the Town." Dungarvan Leader. P.S.—I have already been in varied panel for this year's ure is far from giving an ac- touch with the Registration cabaret. At the top of bhe list is With bhis iine-up. a great DUNGARVAN BADMINTON CLUB curate account of all accidents IRISH MILITARY HISTORY Office, St. Joseph's Hospital, involving cyclists, and the ARCHIVE Ireland's newest duo: Denis night's entertainment is assur- DUNGARVAN 1st DIV. WIPE doubles Martin Walsh and Tuesday night last and scored a Dungarvan. but no luck. Also Allen- & Bobby. Denis is one of ed. With a heated hall, bhe OUT OPPOSITION Catherine Maher sealed De La magnificent win. First men. NRSA estimates that only one Dear Sir, the P.P. at Mahonbridge and Ireland's top singers,1 songwri- Lions Club's usual attention to Sailers fate with 15-8, 16-7 wins. David Nolan Snr. and Noel Hac- in ten of those accidents is the Good Shepherds, waterford. On Tuesday night last. Dun- actually reported to the police. A committee has recently ters whose songs have been re- detail, all roads lead to bhe giarvan's 1st Division side made In the second mixed, David kett brought the Tourin men to been formed to campaign for So your readers are my last corded- bv such famous artists as Friary Concert, Hal-i at Ducks- Nolan and Bennie Ryan made a really gcod 3-setter. winning Commenting oil the 'Be Safe, chance.—P.N. a determined start to the 1887/ the establishment of an Irish Joe Dolan, Tommy Drennan, pool on Saturday. October 31. 88 season by annihilating De Da mince of their opposition oar a lili/HS 15 11, 15/1.2. Flrsit liadles, Be Seen" campaign. Gabrieile Military History Archive. 42 Beechdale Road Sean O'Dowd. susan McCann. score of 15 3. 15 3. In the third Nellie Sullivan and Kathleeen Brocklesby, FRO for the Na- Liverpool 18 5EL — P.R.O. Salle. In, the lisit ladies doubles Gatherlne Maher and Bernie mixed Micihael O'Brien and O'Mahomey clinched victory in a tional Road Safety Association This archive will contain 9-10-1887. mentioned that it was one of material on the Irish Involve- Ryan gave a really good display Violet O'Brien scored well in a 3-setter 8/15, 15/8, 15/12. of badminton but De La Salle good 3-sebter. -while in the the most- important campaigns ment in both world wars and Second men Brian Keohan the Association had ever been on the history of alJ the Irish just edged ahead to win. fourth mixed Austin Kiely and Marcelia Kiely won 15-4. 15-10. and Seamus Allen were unlucky involved in. regiments and the disbanded Martin Walsh and team cap- to lose 10A15, 15/6 18/17. Second Southern Irish regiments The Editor. tain David Nolan Jnr. retaliated This was a great start to the Dungarvan Leader. lad-iee. Margaret Cunningham (Rloyal Dublin Fusiliers Royal bv 'Winning a 3-.setter. Second season for our 1st Div. Wei' and Kathleen Wall won on a Munsiter Fusiliers, Royal Irish HAUGHEY'S STATEMENT men Michael O'Brien and Austin done! score of 15/6. 15/12. First mixed Regiment. Leinster Regiment, ON EXTRADITION Kiely played a great game to doubles. David Nolan and Connaught Rangers and South- win Ii5-J.il, 18-14. Second ladies, GREAT VICTORY FOR 3rd A Chara, DIV. TEAM Kathleen O'Mahony gave a Irish Horse). The recent statement by Violet O'Brien and Marcelia magnificent display of Badmin- SKIPATHON '87- Charles Haughey at Bodens- Kieiy continued the winning Our 3rd Div. team took on ton and soon brought the score Any readers wishing to don- town concerning extradition run and in the first mixed Toiurln at the Sports Centre on to four games to one with a ate memoirs, diaries, letters, score of 17 '16. 15/12. photographs, etc. are urged to holds more potential danger C0MBINES contact the undersigned. All than total silence on the issue Tourin made some good coun- materials received will be avail- would. ters after this but Dungarvan able for research purposes, and Are we to take it that a held on for a good win. EDUCATION FOR A it Is intended that the archive Fianna Fail government is Pre- will ewentually be housed in one pared to hand over Irish people 6th DIVISION NEWS to the British authorities if the of the major libraries or reposi- GOVERNMENT Our 6th Div. A team travelled HEALTHIER tories in Dublin. British dress up the Diplock Courts? to Old Parish on Thursday Youirs. night last to play their first If this is positively the case Jane Leonard. Jack O'Conneli match of the 1987.-88 season. LIFESTYLE WITH then Mr. Haughey would be CUTS SHOULD BE MADE Old Parish fielded a very strong schull Books, well warned that he is running team but Dungarvan played well Ballydehob against the majority grass- for a draw. roots feeling within his own Our 6th Div. B team travelled FUN" Co. coirk. party. He is also running court The Irish Heart Foundation October 1087. MORE HUMANELY to Dunmore East for their first ter to his own oft-stated posi- game of the new season and has designated the week Nov. tion on the Six County State. If, Addressing a meeting in Cork and more poverty ln our society, again played well for a 4-4 16th to 22nd for the Second as Mr. Haughey has said on on Friday last. Professor Tom while making no real impact on draw. Level Skipathon. numerous' occasions, the Six Riaftiery. MEP said: cutting Government spending. Skipathon is an educational The Editor, County State Is a failed politi- "The thought of our Trade COURT DUTY programme based on skipping, Dungarvan Leader. cal entity then it is a nonsence Umtons sitting down with our MORE COST EFFECTIVE devised by Irish Heart Foun- for him to consider bartering Government to trade joibs for Marcelia Kiely and John dation to promote better health SEEKS FAMILY TIES something as fundamental as higher pay (giving more and Continuing, he said: "The Po-wer are on duty this Thurs- and life long physical fitness Dear Sir. non-extradition for a tinkering more to fewer and fewer em- other steps taken by every day. October 22. On Thursday. habits amongst school children. I am making a family tree, around with the Diplock Courts. ployed). Is enough to tax the country this side of the Iron October 29. Jim Kiersey arid Worldwide research has iden- and can one of you please The central issue in question credibility of even those who Curtain (including all the Mary Walsh are on duty. tified hanmtul lifestyle habits— help me with my mother's side here is the attempted criminal- held our unions in low esteem Socialist ones), plus countries the main risk factors for Heart of the family. I have full details isation of the struggle against —it is a sorry sight indeed. in Africa, Asia and New Zea- JUVENILE BADMINTON disease — which may develop land. to help their economies, about my father's side but on British occupation. Apart from "Likewise, the actions of the Juvenile badminton is now in from two years of age. my mother's side I've come up the British conveniently dispos- are to sell off publicly-owned Complimentary health educa- Government party, which was property and enterprises, as full swing each Saturday at 2 against a brick wall, I have a ing of politically 'undesirable' elected on a platform of pro- p.m. in the Sports Centre. For tion materials are Issued by the Baptismal Certificate fro-m the people, they would, with the there is mow general laccept- Foundation to all schools who mises. which are now totally ance of the view that privately two hours each Saturday the Parish of Kilrossanty and Fews passing of bhe Extradition Act. abandoned, is enough to make boys and girls of the area enjoy participate in Skipathon These .stating that my mother Mary be in a position to state inter- operated business is more cost include Wall Charts and Teach- even ithe most cynical of the effective and gives the customer themselves as .they learn tihe Cummins was born on the 16tb nationally that there is no such public even more cynical about skills of badminton. Why not ers Lecture Notes. November. 1884. Her parents: thing as political strife in better service and better value Each year an educational politicians and poii'tics. Sluch . or money. call and see Finbar Dunphy Thoimias cummins aind Miary Ireland. political opportunism under- for further details. theme Is selected from the- es- Moloney. Sponsors: Ml. Butler There Is an ages-old accepted mines democracy itself. tablished causes (risk factorsi •and Ellen Daly, This birth was principle both here and abroad "The argument that our pub- — P.R.O. of Heart Disease. The topic cov- never registered. that in oases where an alleged "That wie must cut public licly owned enterprises, such as ered this year is the damage My mother mlarried my father offence is of a political nature, spending is beyond doubt, but it CflE would not attract private caused to the heart and lungs there is a refusal to extradite. should be done more humanely investors is true in part. How- by cigarette smoking. in Waterford on the 21st April. r 19JE. Her father's name on the For any Dublin government to and effectively. Tragically the ee. In rny view, the tax payer The themes covered in pre- Marriage Is just Cummins, no concede extradition while Bri- Denis Allen and Bobby O'Driscoll who will be appearing at methods' being employed by this would be better off. and the vious years were—(1) the heart Chris-Man name. Occupation: tain occupies militarily what, Dungarvan Lions Club's Annual Hallowe'en Concert at The government are neither humane customer would get better ser- and general circulation In the farmer. I believe she also went their constitution claims as Friary College, Duckspool on Saturday, October 31. nor will they be sufficiently vice if segments like Dublin Bus body; (11) the structure and under the name of Molly their territory would make a effective for the size of tlhe were handed over lock., stock function of the heart: (ill) the Noonan. total nonsense of that claim. problem facing us. and barrel for nothing to the Are You Worried coronary arteries a-nd diet. Before she married she was For Fianna Fail to even con- "Other small economies, such vStaff. The Important position which in service with the well known sider implementing the Extra- as Holland and Belgium, which "Much of our State sector Skipathon now occupies In the Waterford family of Quintan dition Act would be a betrayal had .similar economic problems, would, however be attractive to About Drugs? school calendar can be gauged (pig buyers). I also believe that o-f all those who have opposed BALLINAMEELA PARENTS took the 'more humane way of the private sector e.g. Aer Din- by the number of schools who my mother used to visit a fam- British occupation- in Ireland, shedding Public Sector staff gus, Sugar Co., Insurance. Na- "DRUG-AID" can help. conduct and support, the pro- gramme. Some 28% of all ily In Dungarvan called Cui- including tiheir own predeces- more slowly, and the more ef- tional Stud. Forests, etc., etc 1 linane who had a pub. sors. For Charles Haughey it ASSOCIATION fective step of cutting Public Phone 051/73333 schools registered to organise Are the names Cummins, would be his final capitulation Sector pay rates in real terms "If the Greek Socialist Gov- Skipathon. Oomimlns, Moloney, Butler. to Margaret Thatcher. over a period of years. ernment could decide- this week The 1987 Skipathon brochure At the annual general meet- Marianne Cliffe; Treasurer, to put 18 publicly owned com- "DRUG-AID" has been circulated to all Sec- •Daly, Nloonan, common sur- Is mtse ing of Ballinameela Parents As- Anna McDonagh. names in the district around AlNiE NIC MHURCHAIDHA, "Tile savings wie are likely to panies on the market, why are 32 The Mall. Waterford. ondary Schools. The Founda- sociation the following officers make by shielding Public Sector we so shy about facing up to datlon would appreciate the Dungarvan. Hoping someone Rinn o gCuanach were elected for the coming The committee are now look- can: help as I'm nearly seventy Dungarbhan. staff will be more than offset. I this issue in Ireland, or is it Mon-Fri. 8 pm - 10 Dm early return ol completed Re- year: Chairman, Tom Ahearne; ing forward to the annual believe, by the increases agreed once again a question of being gistration Forms, to facilitate and time's running out. Co. Phortlairge Vice-Chairman, Jim Power; social on the last Saturday in October 16, 1987. with the Unions. Thus we end unable to stand up to the the orderly issue of Skipathon Yours fraternally, Secretary, Joan Keane; Asst. do. November. up with more emigration, more Unions?" materials. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1987. PAGE SEVEN

LANGAN — Fourth Anniver- ORGAN — Twenty-seventh sary — In loving memory of a Anniversary —Loving memories CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES COLOUR TV dear Muim and Nan, Mary of our dear father, Joseph. DEATH OF GARDA JOHN ord of medical care rendered and Martin Keniry were total- Own your own 22" Colour TV MURPHY'S Langan. called to resit on Octo- Munphiy place, Abbeyside, who O'DRISCOLL sia. lemon rose buds, gypsophila for as little as ber 21, 1983, late of 8, Congress died on October 24, I960. my her late father. Dr. William ly out of touch and when the and fem while the bridesmaid £16.19 per month. MAIN STREET, Villas, Dungarvan. We cannot bring the old days The entire area is united in and her sister, Dr. Winifred A. sides were scoreless at half wore a full length gown oi to the people of this area needs Finance arranged. 4 years DUNGARVAN Today ,we will always re- back, sincere grief this week at the time, the champions were clear- lemon satin with matching guarantee on parts, labour member, When we were all together, death of Garda John O'Driscoll, no recounting. With her death ly in trouble. And their troubles bouquet. The flower girl was ends a truly remarkable era. were compounded when, five and tube. With heartache and regret. But fond and loving thoughts Knockaun East wh0 died on Rachel O'Brien and the Les- For Nursery, Toys It was the day you were taken of you, father. Saturday at Dungarvan District There were impressive cor- minutes into the second half. sons were read by Gerard Rent a New 22" Colour TV Eamonn O'Shea cut in from the from us. Will stay with us forever. Hospital. This genuine sorrow teges at the removal of re- O'Brien and Eamonn Walsh. for only £15 per month is occasioned by the passing in mains to St. Mary's Church and left wing and shot home to give The Mass Servers were Chris- — from — and Bicycles How could we ever forget. (Always remembered by your Affane the lead. James Crotty Your loving heart stopped loving family.) the prime of life of a dedicated at the interment at Mount, Mel- topher Dalton and Michael at- the best prices. and conscientious police officer, leray. To her nephews, nieces, wrapped it up for Affane with Keniry. Mrs. Brid Duggan ac- beating. a magnificent second 7 minutes CASEY TV Telephone 058/41376 a devoted family man and, in brothers-in-law and other rela- companied the Folk Group at As you closed your eyes that POWER First Anniversary later. DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 day. its true sense, a kindly and sin- tives sincere sympathy is ex- the organ. All types of keys cut of my dear father, Denis Power, tended. Remember: What we sell we And without a word to anyone cere neighbour who had so Affane will be rightly encour- late of Mayfield. Lismore. who much left to give had he been The reception was held at service. expertly. You quietly passed aiway. died on October 25, 1986. (Funeral arrangements were aged by this good recovery Ballyrafter House Hotel and Sometimes it seems a lifetime spared to do so. by Aidan Walsh & Sons, Cap- from last week's defeat in the the honeymoon is being sp^nt A day of remembrance, poquin). (—). League Cup semi-final. Their Sometimes just a day. silently kept, To his grieving wife Eileen in the Canary Islands. Golrj; But in our hearts and minds, back four gave Killeagh front away the bride wore a peach Of one we loved and will daughters Orla Sinead and SOCCER: LEAGUE runners no scope and John Kil- BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt You're never far away. never forget. . Aine, his mother, brothers, sis- CAMPAIGN OPENS silk suit with matching acces- CAR PAINTS Ho much we love and miss ligrew's outstanding display at sories. Drills, Hammers, Grinders (Always remembered by Joan ter and other relatives, his un- The. new Red House League centre back when Lar Denn had 'PAINTS AND REFINISHING you, and June and grandchildren timely death is a grievous loss. campaign opened on Sunday " MATERIALS SUPPLIED and Transformers. to retire injured will be a de- Also Grass Cutters and No words can ever say. Shaun and Sinead.) The removal of remains to but. regretfully, in the second finite plus for them. Tiiey had RAILWAY ATHLETIC DRAW (Choose from four mixing, Hedge Trimmers. We only know without you, St. Mary's Church on Sunday division, communications seem- the better of the midfield Railway Ath. 2. iSlieverue 2 /schemes: Gipgloss Cellulose, There is no perfect day, WHELAN Third Anniver- evening and the funeral to Mt. ed to have failed on Sunday though Kevin and Colman Gal- We were at home to a strong j)Gipfast 60. Baseline Metallics' BEN O'NEILL We want to tell you some- sary — Cherished memories to- Melleray on Monday afternoon night, and oniy onie of the four vin did not let Killeagh down Slieverue side on Saturday and or Inmont. thing, day and always of any dear were occasions for immense results is available to us as we here. The Affane front three turned in a good performance O'Connell Street, Dungarvan So there will be no doubt, mother, Annette Whelan, 54, demonstrations of public sym- to take a share of the' points Phone 058/41933 (t-c) write. But herewith are what made mor® chances with wind Accurate matches assured. You are wonderful to think Clathal Brugha. Place, Dungar- pathy and moving and impres- we have:— advantage with Eddie McGrath We made a terrible start with Ault & Wiborg- stockists. about. van, who died on October 19, sive tributes from Garda col- Division 1: and Ray Flynn winning a lot Silieverue scoring after 30 sec- 1 But so hard to live without. 1984. 'Masses offered. leagues, to a fellow officer Ardmore 1; Valley Rangers 2 of ball. onds. We quickly picked our- (.From your loving daughter Alwayis in a beautafui land selves up and levelled by the (Funeral arrangements were Pinewood 5; Ballyduff 2 Defenders Richard Landers Frank Browne SECONDHAND ENGLISH Joan, Dave, Kevin and Karen.) with God. by Aidan Walsh & Sons, Cap- Affane 2; Killeagh 0 Interval. We went ahead in the and Dan Sexton stood up well second half but conceded an Church Street, Dungarvan. AND SUB-STANDARD In a valley of peace so fair, Doquin). ( ) Cappoquin 3; Bride View 4 „ Phone 058/42424 McGOVERN — Twenty-fourth Some day, sometime, dear Division 2: to the pressure but for the equaliser before the end. CLOTHES Anniversary — In loving mem- champions this was a totaiiy B. Whelan made some great Mam, MRS. HELEN K. ROCHE, Youghal 6; Cappoquin 'B" 0 below par display. ory of Kitty McGovern, Murphy I will find you waiting there. CAPPOQUIN Played on Saturday at Cap- saves to keep Railway in the FOR SALE AT 1 An isolated incident in the Place, Abbeyside, who died on I will know your voice in the poquin':— game. October 23, 1963. Mass offered Mrs. Helen K. (Cissie) Roche, second half left referee. Leon- heavenly crowd, Cappoquin 2; Pinewood 2 ard Fraser with absolutely no Team —B. whelan, J. Quann, Will those who think of her i And your steps on the streets (nee White), Cappoquin was 1 G. Arrigan, R, Curran, J. pren- KATHY'S Mayfield House the last surviving member of (after extra time ). option but to show a red card today. of gold. Obvious surprises in those dergast, C. Barrett E. Murphy A little prayer to Jesus say. the White family, formerly of to a player irom each side but, (capt.), J. Dalton, I. Flynn, k. And thiat same sweet smile on Derriheen. The outsanding rec- Division 1 results with big guns otherwise this was a g'ame en- HAIR STUDIO Lismore (Never forgotten by her lov- your face Ardmore, champions Killeagh tirely without rancour. Cotter, J. Lynch. subs.. B. Every Friday and Saturday ing brothers and sisters). I knew in the days of old. and Cappoquin all going down, O'Connor for J. Quann. W. CHAPEL STREET, Affane panel — M. O'Dowd. Maher. T. Fitzgerald L. Whelan, from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Your memory is my greatest two of them at home. Pine- TALLOW MOORE — Fifth Anniversary treasure, . wood's home win over Bally- F. McCarthy, L. Costin, L. Denn, P McLoughlin. —in loving and prayerful mem- S. Denn, J. Killigrew, J. Crotty, Working clothes, army Deep in my heart you will live duff was a surprise but r,nly as Men of match: R. Ourran and Opening— ory of Edward Moore, Friar's to the extent of the margin E. O'Shea, R. Flynn, E. Mc- J. Dolton. Parka jackets and new foot- forever. Grath, F. Veale. M. Killlgrew, Walik, Abbeyside, who died I Lovingly remembered by hen- of victory, considering their The club wishes to express wear and rainwear which are October 23, 1982. Masses offered. T. Ormond fully guaranteed. 20% off all loving daughter June. Monnie DEATH OF BRO. impressive form to date this sincere sympathy to Ka.tMeen Tuesday, Oct. 27 Still loved, still missed, still season. Killeagh panei — T. Aberne- Manahan on the death of her new working clothes. and Helen.) thy. R. Landers, D. Sexton, E. Hours of Business: Tues. very dear. Incidentally. It is good to mother Mrs. Bridget Daly. Con- Wed.. Fri. and Sat.,—9 p.m. (Always remembered by your WHELAN — Third Anniver- M. J. BLAKE McCarthy, J. Landers, K. Gal- vent Street, Tallow, who died at learn that, their eligibility for vin, C. Galvin, G. Ahern, T. Mc- to 6 p.m.; Thurs. 9 a.m. to 9 loving wife Amelia and family.) sary — 'In loving memory of my It. is with deep regret we re- the League Cup final has been the week-end. R.I.P. p.m. Carthy, M. Keniry, N. Long. M. dear mother, Annette Whelan. cord the death of Rev. Bro. upheld and they will now meet Landers. B. Galvin. IN MEMORIAM MORRISSEY — Ninth Anni- 54, Cathai Brugha Place. Dun- Michael Joseph Blake, Superior holders Cappoquin, on Monday TAVERN BOWLING versary — In loving memory of garvan, who died on October 19, Midleton C.B.S.. which occurred next (Bank Holiday) at 2.30 in WEDDING: WALSH-O'BRIEN TOUIRNAMENT AHERN — Tenth Anniversary miy dear brother, John, who 1984. Mass offered. at the Bon Secours Hospital, the final. The marriage has taken place Sunday, October 25 ait 10.30 —In loving memory of Jeremiah died October 22, 1978, late of As days go by and months fly Cork on Friday, 16th October. With Cpppoquin still the at St. Mary's Church, Cappo- John Whelan. Bat Dalton. Tom Ahern. late of Kilwinny. who St. Thomas' Terrace, Dungar- past, Bro. Blake was born in Kil- "orphans of the storm" pitch quin of Mr. Michael Walsh, son Farrell; Liam Connors, Jimmy Choice c. 92 Acre died October 19. 1977. R.I.P. On van and London. R.I.P. Mass Your memory, mother, stays rush, Co. Clare on the 26th of wise, playing their home game Of Mr. Eddie Walsh, Curragh- Whelan. M. Guiry-. 3 p.m.—Billy his soul sweet Jesus have offered. within my heart. Sept. 1920. He was educated by in Tallow, the only game in the roache. Cappoquin and the late Tobin, John Foley. Joe Power: Farm mercy. Masses offered. May tile love of heaven sur- Your gentle and loving ways. the Mercy SisterK and the area on Sunday morning was Mrs. Rita Walsh and Miss Jose- Seamus Murphy, James Power Will those who think of him round you on this saddest Leave golden memories of by- Christian Brothers at Kilrush the visit of holders Killeagh to phine O'Brien, daughter of Mr. Tom Ormonde. Lar Ormonde. CARRIGEEN, HARROW today. day. gone days. He entered the Christian Bro- Affane and the short journey Michael and Mrs. Rose O'Brien, CAPPOQUIN & DISTRICT HILL. YOUGHAL A little prayer to Jesus say. For what it means to lose you Will those who think of her thers at Baldoyle, Co Dublin to watch this clash proved weli The Tavern. Cappoquin. DART LEAGUE no words can ever say. in 1937 at the age of 17 and worthwhile. A totally deserved All deep rich arable land (.'Never forgotten by your lov- to-day. The best man was Mr. Noel Last week's games resulted as ing wife and family.) The echo of your voice, the A little prayer to Jesu.s say. received the habit, of the con- win for Affane in a game dom- Walsh, brother of the bride- follows: Section A—Dunvegan 5. in sixteen easily worked gregation, and the religious inated by wind conditions. A divides. Good road frontage. message of your smile, (Always remembered by her groom and the bride_ was at- Tavern A 4; Winning Post 0, Little things you did. are with loving daughter Mary and son- name of Bro. Azevedo. He made strong, almost gale force wind, tended by her sister, Kosemary. Keereen 9: Morrisseys 4, Old Full details, map, etc. his first profession as a Chris- blowing from the country goal, COLLINS - First Anniver- us all the while. in-law Steve in England.) Very Rev. W. Phelan. P.P., Still 5; Section B—Tavern B 2. from: Each day that dawns and tian Brother in 1940 and his kept play almost totally In the officiated, assisted by Rev S. sary In loving memory of nnai profession in 1946 Deckies 7; Lindsays 7. Toby Frank V. Murphy & Co. Ltd., starts a new, WHELAN — Third Anniver- opposite half for the entire 90 O'Dowd. C.C., and Very Rev. W. Jug 2; Dunnes 4. Ramble Inn 5. Michael, formerly of Knock- minutes and it was extraordin- 47, South Mall, Cork. namuck. Glencairn who died Doesn't pass without a sary — In loving memory of my In 1941 he began his teaching Callanan. P.P. Aglish. The league placings are as thought of you. dear mother, Annette Whelan, career, his first teaching as-j ary that neither side succeeded The bride, who was given Phone 021/274204 in England. in creating a worthwhile follows: (A) Keereen 15 pts.; or after hours: 021/543925 (Sadly missed by your lov- (Always remembered by sister late of 54, Cathai Brugha Place, signment being St. Michael's I away by her father, wore a full Old Still 11; Tavern 10; Dunve- Bridie, Jack and Tony, Dungarvan, who died on Octo- C.B.S., Inchicore. Thereafter he chance playing into the wind. length gown of white satin ing family.) Killeagh had it in their favour gan 8: M'orrisseys 7; Winning London.) ber 19, 1964. Masses offered. taught at scoil Mhuire, Marino, trimmed with French lace, with Post 3- (B)—Deckies 14; Lind- God gives love and happiness Dublin. Cashel, Dundalk B'al- In the first but the front, three, tiara and waist length veil and Ger Ahearne, Tom McCarthy says 1'3: Ramble Inn 7; Tavern McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE EARLEY — Thirteenth Anni- MORRISSEY — Ninth Anni- And all that life can hold. linrobe and Tuam, before be- carried a bouquet of white free- B 7; Toby Jug 6; Dunnes 6. ls open every Sunday from 11 versary — In sad and loving versary — In- loving memory of But just when life was ing transferred to Lismore on a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 memory of our dear sister. Mrs my dear brother, John, who died sweetest, the 7 th of April, 1950. p.m. week days: closed on Mon- Elizabeth Earley (nee Kelleher). October 22. 1978. late of St. You were called from your He spent a total of 28 years day —McGuire's Garden Centre, 54 T. J. Muirphy Place, Abbey- Thomas' Terrace. Dungarvan home. in the C.B.S. Lismore where he Rossdufl, Woodstown. Tele- side and formerly of Ballina- and London. R.I.P. Mass offered. May you always walk in sun- was appointed Principal of the phone 051/82136. mintra, Cappagh, whose anni- Within a home where all was shine, Primary School and was made versary occurs. Masses offered. RECENT DEATHS bright God's love around you grow. superior in August, 1972 Dur- GEORGE HORSOM ELECTRI- (Inserted by her family.) God took from there a shin- For the happiness you gave ing liis term in LLsmore lie built The full choir of clergy pre- family and to his sisters Maggie CAL LTD., Cappoquin—Electri- EARLEY—Thirtenth Anniver- ing light. to us, a new Primary and Secondac sent were in attendance at the Kelly and Mrs. Polly Kelly- cal contracting, tool hire. All sary — In loving memory of We miss that light and No one will ever know. School. He was a cheerful en- MRS. ELLEN POWER interment which took place Wlhelan, Upper Helvick, in the service calls £10 Tel. 024/ Elizabeth Earley. 54, Murphy always will. A token of love and remem- ergetic man who worked tire- following the M'ass. bereavement now occasioned by 96212. (t/c). Place. Abbeyside, who died on His vacant place no one can The death took place in We brance lessly for the school and pupils early hours of Wednesday, Octo- his death. October 23. 1974. Of one we shall never forget, and his interest in them re- BROKEN or fogged double The golden gates stood open, Time will never heal our ber 14 of Mrs. Ellen Power, St. Your memory to us is a mained, long after they had Brigid's' Terrace, Dungarvan. glaze units replaced on all types God saw you needed rest. orrief, left his care. He also served as of aluminium windows and treasure. aflter a protracted illness. She MISS MARY HOARE His garden must be beautiful, Mv love for my brother John Your loss a lifetime regret. Bursar tor a number of years. doors. Contact M. Queally. Tele- He only takes the best. was tile widow of the late John Feelings of profound sorrow was far too deep. (. Always remembered by your In 1978 he was transferred to Power who died in H959. She and regret were occasioned in MR. THOMAS phone 058/41323. —(ind.) (.Inserted by loving son Donal, (Sadly missed by loving sister loving son- Liam, daughter-in- Josephine. David and Paul.) Limerick as Principal oi St. survived him to the ripe age of Dungarvan when news was WANTED — Old mahogany Nell and family. Steven age. i law Jeannie, grandchildren Senan's C.B.S., Island Road. eighity-nine, far beyond the learned of thie unexpected furniture — tables, chairs, book- Michael, Annette. Willie. Regina Two years later he was made biblical limit of three score and death which occurred at her EARLEY _ Thirteenth Anni- and Rosemary.) cases. presses, etc Telephone versary — In loving memory of NEEDHAM — Fourth Anniver- Superior of Dungarvan C.B.S. ten. residence Shandon Street, Dun- MORRISSEY 058/411020. (23-10) sary _ In loving memory of our and Principal of the Primary garvan. last week-end of Miss Elizabeth Earley, Murphy Place, WHELAN — Third Anniver- Ellen was born Ellen O'Shea Deep regret was occasioned at Abbeyside. who died on October mother, Margaret, late of 74 School. During his term there Mary Hoare. She had reached FOR SALE — Antique marb'.e Murphy Place, Abbeyside, who sary — In loving memory of my he built a new iiecondary in Affane the daughter of Ed- news of the unexpected death iirepOace: also man's grey tweed 23, 1974. an advanced age. of Mr. Thomas Morrissey. Vil- died on October 20. 1983. dear mother, Annette Whelan, School. mund O'Shea and Nell (nee M'ary was a well known per- v-neck handknit pullover, size Will those who think of her Brown). In her early years she lierstown, Cappoquin which oc- today, Lonely is the home without late of Oathal Brugha Place, Last year he retired from sonality in the area. A most 42, misfit for owner. Telephone you. Dungarvan, who died on Octo- school work and returned to came to Dungarvan to seek curred on Tuesday, October 6. 024 96148. A little prayer to Jesus say. unassuming lady, she won the Tommy, who worked in the Life to us is not the same, ber 19. 1984. Lismore, but, his work was not work and here she spent about esteem and respect of all those tAlways remembered by her All the world would be like To know hier was to love her, finished yet. In August he was seventy years. She was a re- Forestry all his life, had been a SINGLE FLAT to let—Fatima children at home and away.) who came to know her during well known and highly esteem- heaven. Her kind and gentle ways, appointed Superior in Midle- markably religious woman who her lifetime. House, Clonea Road. Dungar- practised what she said and ed member of the community in van. Phone 058/41316 KEATING — First Anniver- If we could have you back To have her as a mother. ton, Co. Cork. While there he sary — In loving memory of Was more than we can say. became ill and he remained in What she believed in, and lived Sincere sympathy is extended the Villierstown and Aglish again. to all her relatives on their very areas and his unexpected pass- WANTED —Com roller. Tele- Ellen Keating, Coolagh Road. (Always remembered by your Her life was one of kindly hospital until his death. as a good Christian all her life. phone 058 60284. deeds, She was a familiar figure going sad bereavement. ing has been the cause of much Abbeyside, Dungarvan, who died loving sons Liam and Sean and Bro. Blake was essentially a Her remains were removed sorrow to all. FOR SALE — Mahogany Vic- on October 26 1986. A helping hand to those in to Mass or to the church to daughters Mary, Ann and shy man who did not seek the pray, morning and evening, from Ardkeen Hospital to St. torian chaise longue and Ed- Sometimes it seems a life- .grand-daughter Tracy.) need, limelight and preferred to do Sincere sympathy is extended wardian cabinet. Phone 058/ A pleasant smile, a heart of while she had the strength and Maryis Parish Church at 3 p.m. to his sorrowing wife, sons, time, his good deeds in private. We the ability to do so. She belong- on Sunday and were blessed 92647. Sometimes only a day. NEEDHAM — Fourth Anni- gold. had hoped he would have lived daughters, brothers. sisters versary In loving memory of ed to another era that dis- and received by Rev. M. grandchildren and other rela- But deep down within our No better mother this world his retirement in Lismore, en- Cullinan. C.C. FOR SALE — 3-piece suite. my mother. Margaret Needham, could hold. appeared for ever thirtv years tives on their sad bereavement. Telephone 058,41867. hearts joying his interests — G.A.A- ago, an era thpt grew out of the Fr. Cullinan celebrated Re- You are never far away. late of Murphy Place, Abbeyside (Never forgotten by her loving games, golf and shooting, but His remains were removed on Who sadly died on October 20, daughter Ann ,son-in-law Jim. last century when Catholicism quiem Mass on Monday for the Wednesday evening from the FOR SALE — Good quality (Always remembered by her this was not to be. in Ireland was coming out ot repose of her soul. Also present silage with accommodation. — 1983. R.I.P. grandsons John. Jimmiy, David.) Kiely Funeral Home to Agldsh mother and father, brothers Huge crowds attended the re- the days of persecution. were Rev. W. Carey, C.C. and Church and were blessed and Box No. M493 "Leader" Office. and sisters). October comes with sad regret moval and funeral Mass in the lit, brings back a day we will Rev. Fr. Hooper. O.S.A . The received by Rev. P. Fitzgerald, FOR SALE—Ford Escort 1977. Church of the Holy Cross, Mid- She is survived by her three funeral took place immediately C.C.. assisted by Very Rev. W. KELLEHER _ Second Anni- never forget, leton and the streets of Lis- daughters and four sons, as well afterwards to Modeligo ceme- Phone 058/54270 ibetween 6 and versary — In sad and loving You closed your eyes without Callanan, P.P. and Fr. Ormonde more were lined with mourners as b.v over thirty grandchildren tery where interment took O.S.A. 7 p.m. memory of our dear brother, saying goodbye. as he was brought to St. Car- ACKNOWLEDGMENT and five greatgrandchildren. to place. Fr. Callanan, p.p. celebrated HAY FOR SALE—Saved under Patrick Kelleher, prospect Hill, But memories of you will thage's cemetery, his final rest- whom we extend deep sym- Youghal, formerly of Ballina- never die. Requiem Mass on Thursday excellent condition, price mod- ing place In a coffin draped pathy. She has left behind her morning and also officiated at erate. Apply: Box No. N492 mintra. Cappagh. ,Co. Water- (Sadly missed by your son 0 CIONNFHAOLAIDH—Is mian with the black and amber col- many representatives who will Michael. daughter-in-law Mary le muinntlr .Mhlchil Ui Chionn- the burial in the adjoining "Leader" Office. ford, whose anniversary occurs. ours of Lismore G.A.A. treasure her memory and re- cemetery, assisted by Rev. P Masses offered. and grandchildren Patrick. fhaolaidh ina malreann), An In attendance at the grave- vere flea- while they live. MR. THOMAS KELLY FOR SALE — Stainless steel Brian, Paul. carmel and Rinn, a mbuioohas o chroi a Fitzgerald. C.C. and Rev. Fr. (Inserted by his loving side were clergy from many Her sister Mrs. Many Single- It is with sincere regret that Fitzgerald. Chaplain, Carriglea sink unit with taps: solid snoo- Michelle). ghiabhail le gach aoinne a dhein parishes, including Lismore Fr- family.) comihbhron leo ina mbuairt le ton Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow. we record the death of Mr. ker table 6x3. Telephone 068/ O'Gorman, C.C., led the pray- also survives her. The chief Thomas (Tommy) Kelly which 41403. LANG AN Fourth Anniver- NEEDHAM — Fourth Anni- gairld, le giach aoinne ona ers. As he- was laid to rest, his bhfuaireadh oartal Aifrinn, mourners with her are: Patrick occurred recently in London. A NOVENA TO ST. CLAIR—Say sary _ in loving memory of my versary — In loving memory of colleagues and friends of the native of Ceann a: Bhaltle, my mother Margaret Needham tea ohtair ea chitai co rnh bhroin, C. -Power. B'allyneale, Carrick- 6 Hail Marys for 9 days with a dear Mum Mary Langam, late congregation of Christian Bro- on-Suir, Edmund power. Tallow, Upper Helvick, Ring, he with late of,Murphy Place, Abbeyside blaith-fhleascanna, le gach 1 AUSTIN DEASY, T.D. lighted candle. Make 3 requests of 8 Congress Villas. Dungar- thers chanted the Salve Regina. Mirs K. El stead. Cardiff. Wales. his family and -his wife Bridie van, who died on October 21, who died on October 20. 1083 n-aon a dh'eist Aifrinntl na will visit West Waterford 2 impossible, on the 9ith day, Marbh. Ofralfar iobairt naofa He ls survived by his bro- Sean Power, Abbeyside, Eileen (nee Hiekey) who. predeceased 1983 R.I.P. Masses offered. Life goes on we know that's him, have lived In London for FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23 publish. true, an Aifrinn ar a son. ther Laurence Blake, sister-in- Power, Dungarvan. Mrs. Mary God gave me a wonderful law. brothers-in-law. nephews, Scully, Gort, Co. Galway and many years. and will be available to the GRATEFUL THANKS to St. Mum. But it's not the same since nieces and a large circle of Brendan Power, Bandon (sons Prior to going to England, the public as follows: Clair. — M.O.D. Whose memory will never we lost you. friends and by his fellow and daughters). deceased was a noted fisherman Walsh's Hotel, Cappoquin 7 p.m SWIMMING — Lessons start- grow old, t „ In our thoughts you'll aways Christian Brothers to whom we She is interred in the ceme- and fished with his namesake Lismore Hotel. Lismore — 8 p.m. ing in Fermoy swimming pool He fashioned her smile out of stay, extend sympathy. tery of St. Mary's Church in cousin, Tom Kelly who was St. Patrick's Hall, Tallow—9 p.m. sunshine, Loved and remembered every DEATHS Ar dheis De go raibh a Dungarvan near her husband, long-time skipper of the "Vega" on Monday November 2 at 6.45. day. He will be attendance at Law- For information contact: June And gave her a heart ol gold. the church that she frequented in Helvick. Deepest' sympathy is But he wanted a new star in (Always remembered by your lor's Hotel. Dungarvan this Fri- Power. Lismore. Telephone 058/ POWER (St. Brigid's Terrace. so often in her long life in the extended to the members of his day and every Friday at 3.30 p.m. heaven, daughter Ann.) Dungarvan, Oo. Waterford), town. Here is her last resting 54273 after 6 p.m. A beautiful star to shine. O'DOWD—Third Anniversary October 14, 1987. 'In her 90th pl'cUQG A WEXFORD MAN CURED So out of this world of sorrow year, Ellen relict of John and Her remains were removed to OF CANCER after surgeon He chose that Mum of mine. —In loving memory of mv dear father, Gerard O'Dowd. Affane, beloved mother of Pat, Ned, St. Mary's Parish Church on been unsuccessful. Then if you And on that day he chose Kitty. Sean, Eileen. Mary and Wednesday evening and were are a sick person be healed oi her, Cappoquin, who died on October 27, 1984. Brendan; deeply regretted by blessed arid received by Rev. W, complaints, even when the doc- My whole world fell apant, her sorrowing family, sister, Oarey. C'.C.. assisted by Rev. J. tors give up. I have proof ot A day of remembrance silently JAMES KIELY LAWLOR HOTEL, DUNGARVAN For when he ohose my dear kept. sons-in-law daughters-in-law. Griffin, C.C.. Rev. M. Cullinan, 'S previous healings such as Mum. grandchildren and great-grand- C.C., Rev. p Ahearne, C.C.. bleedings, pains of all kinds He chose the queen of my Of one we loved and will Rev. J. Hooper, O.S.A., Very Rev never forget. children, relatives and friends. I and cancer. I have received heart. . bParrtihas na nGrast go raibh & SONS J. O'Sullivan and other visiting hundreds of letters of thanks A star shines on a lonely (Always remembered by his clergy. ZETAS NIGHT CLUB daughter Mary, son-in-law si. COMPLETE FUNERAL and acknowledgments, trom grave. 1 On Thursday morning there EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY grateful people, all too many to Far away from here. Philip and grandson Gerard. ) FURNISHERS US SHE R (born Wallace)—On was concelebrated Requiem NUGHT mention. So if you need heal- There lies the Mum I dearly Monday. October 19. at Our Mas'.s for the repose of her soul. ing from a complaint why not loved. O'DOWD—Third Anniversary Chief celebrant was Rev. W. 5115 Lady's Hospice, Dublin; Mar- ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES contact me in confidence then it daw another year. • - In loving memory of my dear garet (Peggy), widow of Aar- SUPPLIED Carey. C.C'. and co-celebrants for your appointment. You can (Always remembered with father, Gerard O'Dowd. Affane, land, loved and missed by her were Fr. Frank Quinn and Fr. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Cappoquin. who died on October write bv letter only to Box No. love and sadly missed by your •brother James, her sister Lally We attend to all details- William Moran. both of the D494, "Leader" Office. loving daughter Noreen and 27. 1984 and her son Josef Keith, also Carmelite College, Castle- Will those who think of him Obituary Notice, Church son-in-law Frank.) her daughter-in-law Abegayle and Cemetery, martyr Other clergy present GREAT HALLOWE'EN TEENAGE DISCO FOR SALE — Girls Raleigh LANGAN — Fourth Anniver- today. and her grand children Homer were Very Rev. M. Lucey. Saffron and Bianoa bicycles: A little prayer to Jesus say. 8 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. sary — in loving memory of my and Julian, nieces and nephews, C'.C.. InniS'hannon, Rev. J. • — * — • suit 7 and 8 year old: Perfect dear grandmother, Mary Lan- (Never forgotten by his sons relatives and many friends. Floral and Artificial Wreaths O'Donovan, C.C., Bandon. Very condition. Tel. 058/54548 after 6 gan late of 8. Congress Villas, David and Michael.) Funeral prayers in Our Lady's Supplied. Rev. Matt Cunningham, P.P., p.m. Dungarvan, who died on Octo- O'DOWD Third Anniversary Hospice at 2 p.m. Wednesday. B'allyneale, Very Rev. Michael IN OUR FINE RESTAURANT— FOR SALE — Kowasaki motor ber 21 1983. Mass offered. •In loving memory of mv dear October 21. Burial directly after- Walsh. P.P., Tallow Very Rev. father. Gerard O'Dowd. Affane. Shortest Possible Notice cycle. Tel. 058/56413. A bridge of happy memories. wards to Mt. Gerome Cemetery. Required. M Canon Farrell. P.P., Abbey- From here to heaven above, Cappoquin. who died on October Dublin. Please, no flowers: side. Very Rev. Dean Cassid.v, HALLOWE'EN CANDLELIGHT 27. 1984. FOR SALE—Shetland pony. 8 Keeps you ever close to us. donations if desired to Our SHANDON STREET P.P.. Dungarvan. Rev. J. Griffin, years old. guaranteed extreme v It's called the bridge of love. He is gone no further from us Ladv\ Hospice, Dublin. C.C., do.. Rev. M. Cullinan. C.C.. quiet easy to handle complete Gentle Jesus up above than God, DUNGARVAN do and Rev. P. Ahearne. C.C., DINNER AND DANCE And God is very near, Telephone 058/42116 with saddle and bndle. Can be Give mv Nan all my love. Abbeyside. For Reservations Phone (058) 41122 or 41056 seen in Villierstown. Telephone (From grand-daughter Jo. i('Inserted by (his son Philip Nos: 024/96414 . 058/54336. Bibby Christopher and Sean.) and daughter-in-law Oarinci.) PAGE EIGHT OUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1987.

YOU ARE INVITED TO . . . LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES LISMORE F.C. NOTES cepted the invitation to look 2nd men, Dan Sheehan, Sean monde. around and were treated to tea SHAWS AUTUMN FASHION SHOW Last, Sunday saw th annual Daly; 1st ladies, Jo Jo Tobin £50, Annie Neville New St., e and refreshments provided by (capt.i, Betty Dowd; 2nd ladles, Lismore; £30. Mick Lineen. Presenting the latest in Ladies, Children's and challenge, Married v. Singles, voluntary ladies and the com- take place with the winners Rebecca Coleman. Mary Chapel Street, Lismore; £20, Men's Fashions munity. The wards were bright O'Ke'effe. Helen Burke, Monalour, Lis- this yeaT, for the first time in and cheerful and spotlessly a few years being the married more; £15, B. P. Leddy, Mam clean with a warm homely at- Our social night has been Street, Lismore- £10, Tony Wednesday, October 28 men, with the score 3 goals to mosphere. changed to Tuesday nights 2 goals. Cashman. Glencairn: £10. Jim from 9-11 p.m., so members Celiso, Parks Road. Lismore. At Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan Married Men — Will Donnell, Tho house is being run by a please take note. John Ryan, Joe Tobin, Donal board of managers and its suc- Promoters prize. Brenda Buck- ley. —(Advt.). 8 p.m. sharp. Shanahan, Tom Landers, John cess largely depends on the BRIDGE RESULTS Dunne. Michael Keane, Marty support it receives from the Social News — If you haven't Admission £3. Proceeds to St. Joseph's Hospital Fund. McNamara, John Flynn. Ed. community it seeks to serve. 1st. Mrs. N. Gough and Miss got your ticket for this year's Tickets from Sltaws and St. Joseph's Hospital!. Feinton. M Noonan- 2nd, Miss Mary social you are now very late — The committee would be most Fives and Mrs. B. Cahill; 3rd, Single Men — M. O'Leary, P. grateful for any donations in however, if you contact, a mem- Miss N. Willoughby and Mrs. ber of the committee immedia^ Ahearne, R. O'Gorman, E. Cus- cash or in kind or in voluntary C. Meaney. ack, Dave Landers, C. Barry, work. It Is expected that the tely there are some tickets still left- for next Sunday night. B'. Prendergast, P. Campion, A. first patients would be admit- LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES Bolger, J. Shanahan' B. O'Gor- ted during the week. We \7ish Needless to say a great night man. B. Lawton. this venture well. It is a badly is assured, so don't be left out, Draw Results : £50, Martin get your ticket now! The game was sponsored by needed service and deserves and Sean Ormonde, Lismore; Mr. M. O'Leary, Red House, Lis- every support. £30, Seamus Prendergast, Lis- U/21 Hurling — After their more and the trophies were more; £20, Nora Morrissey, New very easy win over Ring, the presented by the sponsor in the SCHOOL MANAGEMENT Street, Lismore: £15. Pat Mor- under 21 hurlers were looking Red House on Sunday night BOARDS rissey, Chapel Street. Lismore: ; forward to their game against Next Sunday Lismore play £10, Mary Ahearne, Parks Fourmllewater, but unfortun- the first game in the league Boards oi Management for Road, Lismore; £10, Tommy . ately the opponents gave us a SUIRBHE when they travel to Killeagh Primary Schools in Ireland far Whelan, Towns Park, Lismore. walkover. As a result of this to play the league champions. the term l987-'90 are now be- Promoters prize, Michael Or- the side have qualified for the Killeagh played Affane last ing constituted. The parents of Western final. Our opponents Sunday and lost and Lismore the Presentation Primary are not known yet but regard- will have to be on their toes School have elected Mrs. Laura less the side are training well for the expected whiplash Roche, South Mall and Mr. Tom and have played some good Kick-off is 11.30 a.m. Murphy, New Street as Parents hurling in recent challenge SAOTHAIR On next Monday (Bank Holi- Representatives on the School matches. day) at 2.30 p.m. in Lismore Board for the 1987-90 term. Nuacht Na the final of The Tony Bolger GOLF NOTES Beidh oifigigh o Udaras na Gaeltachta i lathair i LISMORE ATHLETIC Halla Pobail na Rinne, De Mairt, 3u Samhain, Cup takes place. iThls year the finalists are Cappoquin (hold- CLUB NOTES Results : Sunday, Oct. 18 — 1987 chun agallamh a chur ar fhir agus mna ata ers) and the very much im- Rinne 1st, W. Henry (19) 43 pts.; 2nd. os cionn 15 bliain d'aois agus a bhfuil speis aeu proved Pinewood On Sunday last our athletes P. J. Rumley (18) 38 pts- gross, travelled to the open cross OIREACHTAs T. W. Murphy (3) 34 pts.; 3rd, fostaiocht a fhail sa cheantar. This is a busy weekend for Beidh roinnt mhaith daoine country meeting in Ring and R. Tobin (17) 39 pts.; 4th, J. Married in Cappoquin Parish Church recently were Miss Beidh na hagallfeimh seo ar siul De Mairt 3/11/*87 Pinewood as on the previous they had a very successful day on Rinin ag tabhairt a n-agh- Flynn (19) 39 pts. day (Sunday) they play the Josephine O'Brien, Main Street, Cappoquin and Mr. Michael o 5.00-8.00 i.n. i Halla Pobail na Rinne. winning 4 Individual prizes — aidh ar Chorea Dhuibhne don Winter League: 1st Round — Senior Co. Football Final Oireachtas. Ina mease beidh Walsh, Cappoquin. The wedding ceremony was officialed at by lad siud gur mhaith leo fostaiocht a fhail ba Martina Moore. 1st in the girls D. Murphy 216 pts.- J. O'Gor- against Stradbally and we wish u/12; Thomas Barry, 2nd in the iomathoiri sna comortais ard- man 213 pts.; J. Hornibrook 213 Fr. Phelan, P.P. and the reception was held in Ballyrafter House choir doibh freastal chun a n-aininneacha a them the best of luck. aiin agus lan bus o Thigh Tabh boys u/9; and in the boys u/10. pts.; R. Ormonde 210 pts; F. Hotel. (Photo: John Tynan) chlaru. Michael Molumphy was 2nd aime UI Mhaonaigh. Geary 209 pts.- P. Norris 202 LISMORE C.B.S. PAST pts.; S. Beecher 188 pts.; K. PUPILS UNION and Michael Shanahan 3rd. BINGO Ta fuilleadh eolais ar fail o: They also won two 1st team Bhuaigh Aine UI Chionn- Ryan 159 pts. An Rannog Seirbhisi Oiliuna, The past pupils Union of Lis- prizes and two 3rd team prizes. fhaolaidh an duals mhor de Fixtures: Sat. & Sun. — 18 Behind (he SPOTLIGHT Udaras na Gaeltachta, more C.B'.S. at their meeting on These were:— £20 agus bhuaigh roinnt Hole Stableford and second round of Winter League. Na Forbacha, Tuesday, 13th October, decided Boys u/9. .1st team—Thomas mhaith daoine elle dualseanna (Continued from Page 1) to have their Annual Mass on beaga ag an Bingo a thosnaigh Open Mixed Foursomes on Gaillimh. Barry, Martin Ormonde, Tho- Monday. Friday, 6th Nov. in St Carth- mas Molumphy and Brendan sa Halla Pobail De Domhnaig crisis that the imminent closure and our deepest sympathy goes Fon (091)92011. seo caite. Leanfar feis an Bingo Ladies Golf: Wed. Oct. 14— age's Church at 7.30 p.m. Landers. of the County and! City Infirm- out to his wife Ellen, three On Tuesday, 10th Nov. in the gach olche Domhnaig agus 1st, G. Canning 61 nett: 2nd, K. Boys u/10: 1st, team — Mich- beidh Jackpot de £25 ann £ii Moynihan 72 nett; Gross, P. ary, due to take place on the daughters, Orlia, Sinead and C.B.S. the Annual General ael Molumphy, Michael Shana- Meeting will take place. chead olche elle. Byrne 90 gross. 31st October is bound to create. Aine and to his mother, bro- han, Dan Shanahan and Ber- DISCO Club Championship — Win- thers and sister ,as well as lo In the unavoidable absence nard Hyde. The existing accommodation at of the Past Pupils President, Beidh Disco os cionn 13 sa ner, G. B'arry; Runner-up, G. Ardkeen is not capable of meet- the other bereaved relatives. Halla Pobail ar an Luan seo Canning. Mr. Ger Kennedy, the secre- Girls u/12: 3rd team — Mar- ing the demands of patients tary, Mr. Paddy Pollard wel- tina Moore, Rena Carey, Noelle chugainn 26/10/'87 ag tosnu ar Ring Competition — G. Can- MAKEM AND CLANCY 9.30 p.m. agus beidh Fancy ning 42 nett- D. Cahill, gross 60. from the City and County at comed Bro. Dormer, Superior, Fennessy and Geraldlne Barry. TO SPLIT and Bro. Kavanagh, Principal Girls u/14: 3rd team _ Mat- Dress ann ar an Aoine 30/10/'87 Golfer of the Year — D. present and as the new Re- THE GROVE FILLING STATION TALLOW of the Secondary School to this ilda Beecher, Maude Cunning- ar 7.30 p.m. Cahill. gional Hospital at Ardkeen will Tommy Makem and Liam TYRES ! ham, Eileen Fitzgerald and — TYRES ! — TYRES ! their first meeting. not be ready for occupation for Clancy who have performed NEW RADIALS 155x12 £214« Caroline Fennessy. Both spoke of the wonderful some considerable time, il is 165x13 £23.00 work done by their predecessor together as ballad singers since The other athletes to com- difficult to understand how Lt is 19/5 announced last week that 165x13 £25.00 Bro. Barry. pete and run well for the club proposed lo deal with the over- New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, At a specially convened w°re — Caroline Ormonde. following their Spring 1988 tour flow in the meantime. Certainly Semperit, Michelin, Vredesteln, Marshall and meeting over the weekend a Claire Moore Marie Broderick, Dental Association in North America they plan to many more. vote of sympathy was expres- Clara Tobin. Mary Cllffe, Pat- the closure of the Infirmary split and pursue separate sed to the family and relatives rick Molumphy. Ryan Flynn. next week can be described as Remoulds: 135x13, 145x13. 156x13, 165x13 — All £11.00. and the Christian Brothers Olive Broderick. Ashling Gilli- careers. 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon Community on the death of gan, Annette Cllffe, Melanie Opposes Department's nothing less than an absolute We 6tock New Tyres in all sizes, Including Tractor. Rev. Bro. M. J. Blake, which O'Reilly. Ann B'arry. Errol disgrace! It is reported mat a differ- Tel. NOEL HENLEY >58/56298 sad event occurred at the Bons Flynn. Eithne Dahill and Car- ence of opinion between lhe Open for Petrol, Diesel and Car Gas, 7 days, 8 a.m. it