If you want best Test Drive The New STARLET f results .... advertise in the Dungarvan Leader and SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT Circulating throughout the County and City of Waterford, South Tipperary and South-East Cork For full particulars of rates, etc. HORNIBROOKS 'Phone 058/41203 REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL of LISMORE : Tel. 058/54147 Vol. 48 No. 2454 FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 POST OFFICE AS A NEWSPAPER PRICE 25p (inc. VAT) COUNTY COUNCIL'S REQUEST NOT TO CLOSE LISMORE HOSPITAL Two motions, one In the name while Cllr. McDonnell said It of Cllr. W. McDonnell which re- was clear to him that it was LIONS CLUB SPONSORED quested the Council to write to the Department of Health that failures according to the Asso- the South Eastern Health Board was "pushing and pushing" the CYCLE TOUR ciation is "bleak" and it fore- deploring the proposal that Lls- Health Board in the direction Tihe Dungarvan Lions Club casts that the "six months more District Hospital was In- of closure. figures will, in all probability, cluded In a list of twelve hospi- annual sponsored cycle tour tals to be closed and the other WI:'ll take placte on Sunday next, match if not surpass, 1985's in the name of Cllr. O. Wilkin- April 6, starting from the figures." son requesting the Council to On a more cheerful note, the ask the Minister for Health not Square at 2.30 p.m. to close the hospital In Lismore, The tour route will be theITP A states that the rate of were passed unanimously at a SNOW SHOWERS same as in former years via company failures will ease in special meeting of Waterford Co. Council held In Dungarvan. Cappagih, and Whiteehurch and the latter part of the year then back to 'the finish at the "provided, among other devel- Moving his motion Cllr. Mc- opments, that th'c expected fall Donnell said that the proposal AND COLD WINDS WatcTford Crystal car park. to close the hospital was caus- To add ain air of gaiety and in interest rates takes place and ing great concern in the whole a splash of colour to the event that the rate of inflation stays of West Waterford where there below four per cent." was a population of between SPOILED EASTER the project organisers have de- eight and ten thousand. He said cided, this year, to make fancy Apart from these observa- that the proposal was especially dress optional for participants. tions by the ITPA, the fact that annoying to old people, for many of whom the hospital So we can look forward, per- companies and business con- would be their last home. To WEEK-END haps, to seeing reminders of cerns are being crucified with close it would be a last resort. lihe 'Gay 'Nineties,' the 'Charles- tax demands from the Revenue As usual the religious signi- Commissioners is a factor "We already have had enough ficance of the great feast of ton 'Twenties' and those other problems about education and Easter was stressed by the huge 'Good Old Days' periods as whioh is draining cash flows unemployment in the area crowds that packed the well as other topical or original normally required for repaiirs without having this happen churches everywhere on Good and replacements. Indeed the now," he said. He added that Friday. Easter Saturday night ideas among the participants. when he had personally taken and Sunday morning. It should all make for good fun. tax system is placing such thf matter up with the iC.E.O. The sponsor cards have been intolerable burdens, on small of the Health Board he had All through the week-end the weather proved a spoil-sport distributed and may still be concerns especially, that thtere been assured that the Board cian be little prospect of survival had no immediate plans to with snow showers, rain and obtained by anyone who has close the hospital. "But," said cold winds which at times blew for many unless it is changed. at gale force strength. As a re- Pupils of Abbeyside N-S. who were Confirmed by Bishop Dr. Michael Russell (seated centre) in Abbeyside Church. Also not got one from The Arch, Cllr. McDonnell, "we will have included are Very Rev. Canon Farrell, P.P., Very Rev. Fr. O'Doherty, P.P., Rev. Fr. Ahearne, C.C. and members of the Main Street, Matt Connolly, to keep after them to ensure sult only the hardiest ventured Unless the government chan- that it is not closed at any time out of doors and then they had teaching staff. (Photo: Rory Wyley) Chtemist, Main Street or the ges its tune about taxation In the future." to be well-wrapped up. Trustee Savings Bank, Square. then the sooner they are This, despite the fact that of- NEW HOSPITAL IN The proceeds will be divided ficially, summer time arrived at unhorsed the better for us all DUNGARVAN ;,mong local charities. and for1 -the country in general. 1 a.m. on Sunday morning, cer- So all that's now requited is Cllr. Garry O'Halloran said tainly there were no signs of ~ — —- ... i i - i • « the Health Board faced cut- summer in the weather on Sun- a fine evening and perhaps the ONE IN FOUR backs of £6.5m. this year and day or Monday for although weather man may find it in him the closure of 12 small hospi- In the course of a private there were good sunny inter- to change his tune and arrange tals would, it was stated, save vals. strong bitterly cold winds discussion on the state of the for this after being so unkind over £4m. That move, however, kept temperatures at around country in which we took part had now been averted for this zero level. to us for so long. •last week it was mentioned year at least and In addition Dungarvan Town Dump there was the good news that COMPANY FAILURES that the army of public servants work on the construction of a ROTHMAN RALLY ARE RISING which we have in the country new 100-bed hospital In Dungar- was a legacy left behind bv the van would begin within two The monotony of the holiday week-end was, however, relieved a decision would have to bein g in Ireland is gone." If proof WEB needed to back | Br'tish. when they withdrew. months, as well as on the build- The question as to whether j Mr. O'Flynn went on to say I up the point made here last ing of a new mortuary. by the many sporting events they should accept a short-term \tha t the life of the existing I made soon and he was open to Following further discussion The only difference was that which came to the rescue of the solution or go for a long-term i dump would expire within the any suggestion about alterna- it was then unanimously agreed week thiait the taxation system Cllr. James A. Walsh did not younger folk especially. Posestiv e suitablProbleme sites if any were to adjourns the matter for two the Brits used this to run an alternative In solvinStilg the prob- j nexlt 13 months but the propos- in force at present in the coun- accept that there would be a i auu many Jem of providing an adequate ed extension would add nine or ] available. "Dumping," he added, months and to examine in the empire—we now use it to run a £4m. saving through the In the Dungarvan and many "is now a very expensive busin- meantime possible alternative try is proving a millstone West Waterford and I south town dumo still poses a prob- \te n years to It. If the go-ahead ess and the day of free dump- small 26-county state. closure of twelve hospitals. Tipo. iirpiui the ir\o.lr\ uUractlo• • -n 4ern for Dungarvan Urban Coun- was given for the extension It suitable sites. around the n-ecks of small "The old -people In these pla-cea We were reminded of this was the arrival or the Roth- cil and when the matter came would be most desirable to r>ro- would still have to be taken companies and business con- during the week when we saw man's circuit of Ireland Rally up for discussion at last week's vlde a bund or low embankment cerns it cam's last week-end care of even if they are closed," while Waterford City where the monthly meeting it was agreed to prohibit any possible over- a cartoon which stressed the Ih e said. wiith the announcement that cars had two over-night stops to again defer the matter for flow on to the dumt> when the situation that about one quar- Cllr. Wilkinson said there is was packed to the seams. The a further month. river was in flood or subject to the number of company failures ter of those employed on the never smoke without fire and rally did bring a great Influx Before the meeting was a pro- high tides. while the closure of the Lis- was rising rather than falling. State work in the public ser- of followers and on Saturday posal to extend the existing The Co. Engineer added that more hospital may have been and Sunday it was evident that town dump located at Balllna- the area would also be land- The Irish Trade Protection vice, in the civil service, lbcal staved ofT this year he firmly Association released statistics there was no shortage of money muek while a two-man deputa- scaped and some 820 trees authorities, health boards and believed it Is still "on thea s hotels, pubs, lounge bars tion from the Dungarvan would be planted. At the end of last Friday whi'ch indicate that! State sponsored bodi'es. It agenda." and such places were all F'reshwater Anglers Association the nine or ten years when the THE FRIENDLIEST Cllr. Jimmy Quirke, however, appealed to the Counoil to re- dump was full the town would there has been a considerable surely is a case of far too many crowded to capacity. As rally increase in the number of com- confidently predicted that the fans sped from one vantage frain from doing so. have some 20 acres which being carried by far too few! hospital would not close "now point to the next at the many i Members of the deputation would be suitable for develop- pany failures during the first or In the future." The level of special stages on Sunday, the were Gerald Kiely and Joemen t as a park sited beside the three months of 1986. COSTS OF PEACEKEEPING opposition to such a move activity all added to the festive O'Riordan. Mr. Kiely said they river. BUILDING SOCIETY The number of Receiverships would be so great as to make spirit of the occasion despite had come to the meeting "as a To a question by Cllr. P. In reply to a recent question it unwise on the part of either the spoil-sport weather. last stand to try to persuade Power, the Co. Engineer said rose from 16 to 42, a 163 per the Minister or the South-East- the Council not to extend the , that the dump embankment cent increase the number of in Dail Eireann, tht Minister ern Health Board to proceed Racing fans were also well- dump as It would then bring it would be 16 or 17 feet back from Liquidations' went up from 119 for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Peter along that path. catered for at the week-end right up to the bank of theth e river. IN THE WORLD. Barry stated that as of Decem- with meetings at Mallow and river Colligan. Cllr. T. Wright said that he to 166. a 35 per cent gain, while "PUSHING AND PUSHING" Fairyhouse and a point-to-point would be totally opposed to the number of Creditors Meet- ber 31, 1985 a total of Mr. O'Riordan said that at Cllr. Billy Kyne also added his fixture at Liscarroll, Co. Cork. about 4 o'clock on the previous such an extension of the dump ings increased from 108 to 130, £14,029,746 was outstanding in voice of opposition to closure, Friday evening between 30 and so close to the bank of the river. 40 tons of chrome fleshings and a 20 per cent rise. payments owed to Ireland by DISRUPTIVE EFFECT red lead had been deposited at The ITPA had forecast that the United Nations in respect of costs arising from peace- the dumu and placed in ground In a prepared submission t!i':re would not be a reduction which had apparently been read by Cllr. Kyne on behalf of in the number of company keeping operations. Of this specially prepared for it andCllr . Power and himself It was £13,493,000 relates to our in- CO. COUNCIL TO then covered. He said that this pointed out that undertakings WE TRY failures but expressed surprise was a danger to the river. at the high number which had volvement with, the United given formerly by the Council Mr. O'Riordan said that as in regard to the dump had not occurred. The short-term out- been implemented. It was not (Continued on Page 8i HAVE MORE CONTROL the Council was no longer abid- A LITTLE HARDER. look for further company ing by the conditions under possible to say that noxious which the dump had originally material had not entered the been approved, his Association river from the dump. OVER GAMING AND could no longer accept the Cllr. Kyne went on to say : WE DO A LOT MORE. guarantees they were giving "The proposed extension will that no pollution was resulting continue the disruptive effect of from the dump. He said that the dump and will extend the LOTTERIES industrial waste should not be threat of pollution because it A resolution passed ait a Lismore and Tratnore. allowed In the dumo which will move the dumping area meeting of waterford County The resolution was unani- should be used only for domes- nearer to the river itself. The tic refuse. "If the situation as life of this extension is limited Council held last) week to Dun- mously adopted. it is, is allowed to continue," garvan will have the effect of to about ten years and the cost said Mr. O'Riordan, "it will be a of such an extension and the giving the Council more con- catastrophe for the town let other works involved must pose trol over (the granting of licen- alone the river." Bank tflreiana ces for gaming and lotteries the question, "is It not time to throughout t'he Council's ad- COUNTY COUNCIL get a long-life dump to serve VIEWS OF ENGINEER ministrative area. the town and indeed the other Mr. Tom Mulcahy, Town En- parts of West Waterford which The resolution, under the BRIEFS gineer. agreed that fleshings at present are using it?'" Cappoquin Trom the leather factory were Gaming and Lotteries Act. 1956, Cllr. Kyne then went on to At a meeting of Waterford deposited at the dum but there was "that, In accordance with County Council held In Dun- D propose that alternative sites Section 1»(1) of the Gaming was no chrome and the flesh- for a completely new dump be garvan last week, Cllr. Sean ings were covered over so as not and Lotteries Act, 1'956. we, the Whelan proposed that the road identified and costed and added members of Waterford county to have them scattered all over that if this were done he be- leading from Two-Mile-Bridge the place by seagulls. They did Council, hereby rescind Resolu- to Knocikmaun (by the canal) lieved that both the Urban and not allow chrome to be dumped County Councils would be In a tion of July 9, 1956 adapting be cleaned and opened up as a F'art I'M of the Gaming and there nor any toxic materials. position to make a more realis- tour'lst attraction. He said that It was possible Lotteries Acit. 1956, for the tic decision on this very hazar- that a minute quantity of red administrative County of Wa- Mr J. O'Flynn, County En- dous and controversial matter. Extended gineer said that he would see lead from floor sweepings could He added that it was the view terford (excluding tJhe towns of what could be done to meet have been Included In the of Cllr. Power and himself that Dunigarvan, Lismore and Tra- material dumped there by the more) and to resolve that Part Cllr. Whelan's request. the extension of the present Mr. O'iFlynn also told Cllr. Glass Factory but this was so dump would continue to dam- HIil of the Act be adopted in small that it was not dangerous respect of the location of pre- Whelan who proposed that a age both the visual and amen- sign-positfoe erecte d ait Muffin a- or harmful, "i agree that the ity value of the site while the mises currently licensed under dump is an eyesore but then Part ill of the Act." corfca Bridge indicating Toura- detrimental effect on the river Opening Hours neena Village that this would what dump isn't," said Mr. and fish stock could not be The adoption of the resolu- be erected while he also agreed Mulcahy. ignored. We are pleased to announce an tion was proposed by Cllr. G to another proposal by Cllr. The County Engineer. Mr. O'Halloran and seconded by Whelan that a 'yield' sign be John O'Flynn pointed out that EMOTIVE SUBJECT CMr. B. Kyne. erected on ,the roads leading reports from An Foras Forbar- The County Manager, Mr. extension of our opening hours at our In reply to questions by Cllr. into Balilinamult Creamery for tha had consistently shown Dan Hurley said that this was one of the most Important and J. A. Walsh, the County Mana- the safety of road users. that the present dump was not FIRST NAT most emotive subjects to come ger, Mr. Dan Hurley said that ADDITIONAL LIGHTS causing pollution in the river. CAPPOQUIN OFFICE those who held licenses up to The most recent report in 1985 before the Council. Urging the BUILDING SOCIETY When Cllr. Whelan proposed stressed that the quality of the members to reach an early deci- this under ,the Act would be that two additional lights be allowed to retain them but water in the Colligan was satis- sion he said that time was run- Dungarvan: 22, Grattan Square. Tel: (IKJOJ 41606. 1 provided tni Touraneena Village factory and that had been the ning out for the provision of a Manager: David Reynolds. from Monday, April 7,1986. under the new resolution the and Cllr. W. McDonnell request- Council would have more con- situation since An Foras For- proper and adequate dump and ed additional public lights for bartha became Involved In 1978. if a positive decision was not Waterford: 31, Barronstrand Street, trol over any further applica- Knockanore, Mr. O'Flynn re- The new opening hours will be tions as it would have control He added that the last survey reached immediately then they plied (that two lights for would have to close the dump Tel: (051) 72867/76832. both at licence level and in the showed that the quality of the Knockanore were on the cur- except for domestic refuse. Manager: Paul Finnegan. matter of granting or with- water in the harbour was poor Monday to Friday rent waiting list- "This is not a problem that an holding planning permission. but there was no problem In c Mr. O'Flynn added that they the river as a result of theb e pushed away but perhaps Carrick-On- 62, Main Street. Tel: (051) 40188. The Manager added that In the were at present looking at the the Council would like to have from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. case of Dungarvan the situa- dump. "The river is not being Suir: Manager: Victor P. Shee. situation of lights throughout affected by the dump nor will further time to consider all the tion was under the jurisdiction the whole county •with the pur- implications rather than rush of the Urban Council while the It be affected by the proposed Youghal: "Bank House" 53, Nth. Main St. and f rom 1.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. pose of preparing a priority list extension if it Is controlled as into a decision that might Town Commissioners would bo Tel: (024) 92604. and he would submit this to set out in the report," said Mr. boomerang on us," he said. the 'authority for the towns of the Council when jjt was ready. O'Flynn. However, Mr. Hurley said that Manager: Michael 0' linen, PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 SPRATT CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES MRS. MAI SMYTH, Mickey Curley scored the first Sport For AM" Doubles Tour- BALLINACOURTY, DUNGARVAN MAIN STREET in five minutes as the Piltown nament — The draw for this, defence unaccountably stood off. our final tournament of the Important Preliminary Announcement We record with great regret, It was two in thirteen minutes year was made last Saturday SUPERB 4-BEDROOM SPACIOUS BUNGALOW t-he death of Mrs. Mai Smyth, as "Gossie" Mason from the night and it is as follows:— Standing on landscaped site, c. i acre, Main Street, which occurred at right wing placed a delightful B. Cunningham and J. Greene Ardkeen Hospital on March 24. enjoying marine views. chip past Timmy O'Keeffe and v. P. Flynn and P. Casey: j. A native of Clarecastle, Co. It was three in thirty-one min- Noonan and T. Buckley v. J. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Clare, she was relict of Mr. utes when Mickey Curley got Collender and J. McGrath: M. Edimond Sprat* & Son are instructed to offer for sale John Smyth and had spent his second, so piltown were left O'Reilly and E. Fraher v. C. this magnificent detached property, situate at Ballina- most of her life in Cappoquin with a mountain to climb. Eight O'Leary and M. Power; J. Mc- where very many friends will minutes from the break Sean Grath and P. Cullen v. p. Kiely hiasseiy South, and which has the benefit of many extras, join with her family to mourn Allen scored to put them back and C. Barry: R. Walsh and M. and it must prove to be one of the better investments her death. in the game but Cappoquin Lacey v. E. McGrath and M. presently available, so close to town and required There were large corteges at must have been happy with a Cahill: S. Power and G. O'Brien the removal of remains to St. two goal cushion. v. A. Power and T. Browne: S. amenities. Mary's Church and at the Costin and L. Costin v. P. Ber- Solicitors: Joseph P. Gordon & Co., The Burgery, funeral to St. Declan's Ceme- Piltown with the slope and gin and E. Costin; S. O'Brien wind piled on the second half Dungarvan. tery where the officiating clergy and B. Casey v. J. Quann and T. were Rev. S. O'Dowd, C.C., Rev. pressure but finishing was poor McCarthy. Detailed particulars being prepared. and Liam Morrissey in the win- Fr. Francis, O.C.S.O. and Mons. The first round will be played Michael Olden. ners goal did not have a serious shot to deal with. As the game over one frame and must be She is survived by her daugh- entered the last quarter the completed by Sunday, 6th April Edmond Spratt & Son, ter Maura, John, Coventry, and winners were looking good and The entry fee is £1 per player Bobby, Newcastle (sons), Jack when substitute Tommy Sulli- and must be paid before games Greene (son-in-law), Gabrielle van scored the fourth in the commence. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 and Betty Smyth (daughters- M.I.A.V.I. 70th minute the remaining per- The Jameson perpetual Chal- in-law), grandchildren, nep- iod was a formality until Eddie hews, nieces, relatives and lenge Cup — The final of this O'Shea called time. tournament will be played this friends. Cappoquin will be justifiably (Funeral arrangements were weekend. The six frames first happy with this result. They session will begin on Saturday by Aldan Walsh & Sons, Cap- coped well in a physical encoun- poquln). (—). night at 7.30 p.m. The second ter but the vulnerability of the session consisting of 5 frames, defence to crosses from the If required, will start at 3 p.m. TOM CURRAN SALES MRS. SHEILA WALSH, wings was disquieting. "Gossie" on sunday afternoon. The sec- LATE OF TOURIN Mason must head the honours ond session will be preceded by PRIVATE TREATY The death has occurred at list and close behind will be the Billy McCarthy Billiards Mickey Curley, Eamon and Mick GLEN UPPER, MODELIGO, CO. WATERFORD Melview Private Nursing Home Final beginning at 2 p.m. ol Mrs. Sheila Walsh. She was Walsh, Eugene McLou-ghlln. —•(P.R.O.). EXCELLENT 50 ACRE RESIDENTIAL HOLDING The Dungarvan Badminton Club team winners of the Second Division Waterford Badminton relict of Patrick D. Walsh, who Overall a good team perfor- mance. On, the instructions of the Personal Representatives League (front ,1. to r.)
SQUASH Intermediate Team Record
Our Munster Intermediate team travelled to Limerick on Wednesday, March 26 where they recorded a fine win against a very strong home Excellent Victory team. Defeats toy Eddie Moore 1-3 and Francis Power 2-3, were Michael Kelly outfit. At no. 3 surpassed by victories from ALL-ROUNDER LADIES team 7-4. At no. 3, Deirdre Pait MteGovern scored a good 3-1 John Lynch 3-2, Michael O'Ma- LEAGUE O'Riordan beat Rose W'helan win over Jim Byrne (who unfor- honey 3-2 and Pat Phelan 3-1. 3-0. At no. 1 Frances toeat tunately was playing with a Our Alil^rounder Ladles League This fine result qualifies our Josephine 3-il> and in the de- slight injury). At no. 1 Mich- got underway on Tuesday, lads for the semis' with the cider pat Flanagan beat Jose- ael O'Mahoney received a walk- March 25. This year however good news being ithat they will phine Flynn 3-1. over from flu victim Michael we had (the smallest entry I have home advantage. Kelly to end what should have can ever reimemtoer with only KEOHAN CLEANERS been a lot closer contest very 30 ladles' entering. Sadly, this Committee members of The West Waterford Drama Festival, which was held at St. Michael's Hall, BallydufT ANNUAL SOCIAL BEGINNERS early. The no. 2's, Ger Foley must raise tolg question marks Upper, pictured at the Presentation of Awards ceremany held at Lismore Hotel recently. (David Stearn) and Tony Keaver did not have as to the feasablHty of continu- Our Keohan Cleaners Begin- Our annual! end of season to play but went on count and ing this' tournament—our only ners goit under way last week social has been confirmed for used ,the fixture as. an FDC' all ladies team event. with some preliminary and Friday. April 18 for White- Ladder* game, where they end- first round .ties being played. In church House. All are welcome ed in a 2-2 stalemate. Due to the small number of the men's here are the results to this, one of our highlights of entries, the event switched to (pre-iim.) T. Cahlll 3, Nicky the year, with tickets toeing In the other semii, Pat Phe- 3 person instead of the usual Power 2, Franik Adrd 3, Larry ABBEYSIDE SCOUT available from committee mem- lan's .team scored a> 6-4 victory 5 person. In the preliminaries O'Connor 2; first round, Pattern bers. over Eddie Moore's team. Ait no. played on Tuesday, Helen Champion' Plat O'Brien 3, Tom 3, Michael Hassetit (on Eddie's Kiely's team beat Fiona Fitz- Drohan 1, and Sean' W'helan 3, NOTES JIMMY O'DONNELL TOP 24 team) was too strong for Eddie gerald's team. 6-3. Victory by Connor White 0. Allied Irish Cashim as he won convincingly Olive White (Fiona's team) 3-0 VARIETY CONCERT that mean we'll all be hitting 3-0. At no. 1, Pat Phelan just v. Ann Keaver was equalled In the ladies the results were: the high C's on stage? On Tuesday, March 25 we 5-4-3-2-1. We're off. On Friday had >the upper hand asi he de- and surpassed by 3-0 victories (pre-lim.) Bridget W'helan 3. Despite all the activity our had 'the- semi-finals of our very and Saturday night next the feated Eddie Moore 3-1. This by Helen Kiely over Fiona Fitz- Mary O'Connor 0, 'Ruth McNal- Tuesday night sport night still prestigious men's top 24 when stage in Abbeyside School will geirald and Ellen' iC'offey over ly 3, Myra O'Donovan 0, Slo- goes on. Sean Cartwright and illness and injury were to prove left the tie in the balance, but. be full of class and variety. Ladies FDC champion Kather- bhan Kennedy 3, (R'ose Whelan Neil Carty are playing good to toe the biggest winners. unfortunately (for Eddie's team Weeks and weeks of hard work Ine Kelghery, in the other pre- '11 and in the first round Deirdre badminton at the moment, but Banks In the first semi, Michael that is), John Foley had to give O'Riordan 3, Alison Bally 0. has been put in by everyone some of the old hands are still OMahoney's team had an easy Jackie S&ndford a walkover to liminary, Josephine Riordan's involved in the show. useful, if they only had the 6-1 win over a very wounded give pat's team victory. teaim beat Frances Carroll's BEST OF LUCK The entertainment will in- legs. clude, music, song, comedy and Cappoquin I would like to close this dance, so you are assured of The boat got a small move week by wishing club members a great night's entertainment. lately but it still hasn't reached Ray Moore, Christina Tobln and Starting time is 8.15 p.m. and the water or the champagne. Paul Tobln. asi well as .the rest admission is £1.50 for adults Denis, Conor and Keith visited of the oast, the ver.y best of and £1.00 for children. Now the barber lately and with their Ring man opts for jury trial luck for the' Abbeyside Scouts that you have all the details, fancy cuts should cut a dash EXTENDED OPENING Variety show which takes place all you have to do is come along on stage. this Friday and Saturday and join in the fun. Michael Foley, Gortnadiha to go for trial before a judge ant, applied to the Court for nights, April 4 and 5, in the PARISH NEWS legal aid. He told the District Upper, Ring appeared at Dun- and jury at the Circuit Court. Abbeyside School. All members GENERAL HOURS: Justice that Foley was a farm garvan court last week charg- Supt. M. English, who prose- and everyone else are asked to No, we don't propose to give labourer who earned £60 a ed that on July 19, 1985 at Hel- cuted then stated that they attend this very worthy cause. We hear some of our top you all the news of the parish We are pleased to announce vick, Ring he did unlawfully would have the B'ook of Evi- week of which he gave £35 at here but just to remind you home. brass were at the Opera House that as and from and maliciously damage a dence prepared in time for the In Cork last week to pick up that the April issue of the motor car to the extent of £110, next sitting of the Court and — SQUASH '86 District Justice O'Connell some tips for our show. Does Parish News" will be avail- the property of Garda Michael the District Justice adjourned commenting that the defendant able at the usual outlets this Finnegan, Ring. the matter until April 9 to en- could hardly be expected to week-end. MONDA Y, APRIL 7, 1986, able the Book to be served, as When the charge was read meet the cost of legal represen- They tell me it will be lighter required, on the defendant. over to the defendant, he In- tation on that figure granted than usual, whatever that our Office in CAPPOQUIN formed District Justice W. F. Later Mr. J. P. Gordon, solr., the application. means! O'Connell that he was electing who appeared for the defend- LETTERS TO THE 'Till next week. will open daily
-(SUB-SCRIBE PLUS). EDITOR MONDAY to FRIDAY HOMELESS PERSONS 19*85, with the help of your readers, we were very proud to from 10.SO a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Dear Editor. be able to present £4i00 to the We wish to draw the atten- Association of Guide Dogs for ST. and from 1.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. 1 tion of your readers' to the re - the Blind. Again 'tlhis year we cently introduced Homeless hope to repeat our association Persons Bill (Housing Miscel- with this very worthy cause. LAURENCE'S laneous Provisions Bill 1985). May I take this opportunity to While this BUI has long been thank every vintage car driver needed, we wonder if your rea- in Ireland who helped make TENNIS ders are aware of some of the this possible. anomalies within this' legisla- Yours faithfully, tion. JOHN WALSH CLUB ENROLMENT AND ASSESSMENT OF 1.—Because the definition of FRO Western Veteran and JIMMY O'DONNELL'S a homeless person is so narrow, Vintage Motor Club of WINTER LEAGUE Gaiway. those who live in hostels or The second round of the caravans are excluded as also "Alrch VlliLla." NEW PUPILS FOR FIRST YEAR Circular Road, Jimmy O'Donneli Stogies Win- will take place in the following Post Primary Schools: aire those who cannot gain ter League' must toe played by einitiriv to yhctr friom«s< Ijeca-uij'e of G*aJJway. M'arch 25, 1986. April 20. Men's Division J. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL, vWl'eTice. Byrne, iM. Drummy, T. O'Kelly. 2.—A clause of intentional MERCY SECONDARY SCHOOL, B. McCairitJhy, L. Cummins, B. PRESENTATION SECONDARY SCHOOL homelessness introduced as an HOgan. Ladies Division _ M. amU-clause provision may also ST. AUGUSTINE'S SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 Clarke, R. Byrne. M. Quirke, S. exclude genuine homeless Mlahoney, M. Cusack, F. Carroll. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL people. This is the finail round of 3.—Housing can only be pro GLENCAIRN the Jimmy O'Donneli Winter ON SATURDAY, 12th APRIL, 1986 at 10 a.m. sharp. vided to persons deemed cap- League. — P.R.O. able of Independent living as assessed by the housing officers. 4.—NO1 minimum standard of ABBEY housfitog has been defined. Peace reignis supreme in your We aisk your readers to lobby sylvan domain their local TD's to seek amend- 'neath your tall trees heaven ments to the proposed Bill to waits' for those in need. correct these anomalies such as: Your avenue stretchesi far too MICHAEL i(a)—An Inclusion of 'hostel,' short for my mind's liking, 'caravan' and persons who can- your woods and hedgerows not secure entry due to viol- hold such sweet appeal. LAVIN ence in the definition of a home- In the background flows the At Scoil Mhuire, Abbeyside, recently, Mr. Pat Veale, Principal, received on behalf of the less person. deep dark old Blackwater, SAYS school a video recorder and television from the Parents Association. Pictured are (I. to r.) (b)—A time limit of say time stands' sitiill along her front: Mr. Jim Clancy, Chairman, Parents' Association, Mrs. Glynis Stephenson, Secretary, three months after which a soothing banks. person deemed intentionally A blackbird sings on the old Mrs. Mary Flynn, Mr. Pat Veale, Principal; second row: Mrs. P. Hogan, Mrs. E. McGrath, homeless can reapply. oaik bough beside you, Mrs. B. Sheehan, Mrs. S. Mullarkey, Mrs. M. Connors; back row: Mrs. E. O'Donovan, Mr. 'c)—That assessment of whe- as If to say for this I give Bernard Shields, Mr. Michaiel O'Riordan. MCC, UDC, and Mrs. Betty Tutty. (David Steam) ther a person is capable of in- my thanks. dependent living toe made by a Mother nature so splendid in professional team of social her fine robes, workers. soflt green fields! so perfect in (d) —That housing provisions 'their design. CAR WAS BOUGHT be of a. minimum standard as A summer's evening at Glen- TOURANEENA NOTES defined by the regulations. cairn Abbey, (e)L—That, locall authortitles be full of peace that's so very SYMPATHY way and the senior set dancers obliged to iflalke such steps as it, hard to find. who won the Munsiter semi- The lantern moon she glides To the bereaved sisters, lh consultation with social FOR £J0 COURT finals, attended toy a large over your proud profile, nephews, nieces and relatives workers, considers appropriate crowd. a picture card setting so per- of the late Johnny Walsh, for- to ensure that suitable accom- A sumptuous meal was pre- fect and so real. merly of Curradoon. Balllna- modation Is made available to pared toy the set dub commit- The diamond sibars twinkle in rrrult, who died In Dublin re- a homeless person. TOLD tee and a dance land sing-song appreciation^ cently we extend our deepest followed which was thoroughly As the ®ix!t£h year justice a beauty rare that time will sympathy. We also extend sym- He had bought the car for enjoyed by all. In attendance group in our school, we urge never steal. pathy to 'the son Edmond and Especially if you've been wanting to £70 but later sold It for its were Piecice Butler, C'halrmain of your readers' to support smch A haven in this world of mad daiughte® Catherine of the late scrap value of £40, Martin Rior- the sllatoh gOua'/St. Mariy's GAA 'amendments which would un- Mrs. Mary Power, Touraneena. confusion, dan, 88, Childers Estate, Dun- Club land Faddy Flltzigeraild and doubtedly improve the living improve your home, take a special Mary they resit in peace. a place to sit and think of garvan told District Justice W. Johnny Moore from the Dun- conditions of those alt the very what life means. F. OConnell at Dungarvan SET DANSERS FETED garvan GAA Club. Joanne Grot- bottom of the social sysitlem A refuge from the cold wild holiday, require home bridging finance, Court when he appeared A social wais held in the ty was MC for the nigihit in who have long been neglected winds of destruction, charged with a number of of- Parish Hall on Friday week last which she diid a great job. We by the Sitiaite and left to the a place to be ini the company buy a car or any one of hundreds of fences arising from possession in honour of the junior set wish itohe senilor set the toest of care of voluntary toodies. of dreams. of the vehicle. dancers who won the All- luck in their quest for the Yours faithfully, All things good your atmos- thinqs — Now is the time because we Ireland finals to- Salthlll. Gal- Munster title. phere confirms' it, Ban-garda Drohan gave evi- "The Handful of People dence of stopping the defen- a place of peace, a sanctuary have THE LOAN YOU WANT- Justice Group." from despair. dant at Sexton Street, Abbey- Helen Totoin, Martina Dfaeen. side, Dungarvan on December 7 Like a burning spark in, the Lisa Dee;, Ann Oheasty. Mlaura last. She detailed a number of hearth of stone cold McGrath, Deborah O'CalHaghan. 1 defects she found on the vehicle embers , Edel Hayes i(Sr.)> Including no tail light and no your pleasing presence is a Presentation Convent, front identification mark and thing of toeauty rare. Sieeondajry School, said that the defendant also And as we rush around in had no driver's license. Dungarvan. Manch 26, '1080. pursuit of fools gold to hold your friendly outline Credit Finance Riordan then told the Court eaters the soul. that the car was English regis- Old Blackwater hums her tered and he bought it for £70 but then found that he was The Editor. tune so soothing, unable to obtain parts for it Dungiairvan Leader, as if to sing the praises of in this country. your fold. WESTERN VETERAN AND 'Neath myriad trees of Bank Loan District Justice — And were VINTAGE CAR RALLY r you able to obtain insurance colourful hue we ponder, and gaze upon your grey for this vehicle? Dear Editor. stone silhouette. Defendant replied that It was On behalf of the Western And when the sun sinks low insured but added that when Veteran and Vintage Motor at call of evening, he failed to get replacement Club of Gallway I would appre- So drop in or 'phone today. your presence in our midst parts he sold the car for scrap ciate it greatly if you would we'll not forget. for .£40. He only had the car print thlsi letter in your news- — PAT FARRELL in all for twelve months be- paper, as there are many vin- tween the time he bought it tage car owners and enthus- 1086 and then sold It. iasts in your paper's catch- Credit Finance Bank The District Justice imposed ment airiea who come to Gaiway lines of £5 in respect of the every year. Dungarvan Council 63 O'Connell Street, Clonmel. Tel: 052-21265. drivers license and £10 for the This summer on .the 191th and front Identification mark and 20th July (Saturday and Sun- marked the other charges as Of Trade Unions day) the Western Veteran and proved and taken into account Vintage Motor Club of Gaiway Back Teachers will! hold a Centenary Rally. Dungarvan Council of Trade West Waterford Drama Festival presentation tt) Michael Thlb year 'the Centenary Rally will be going to 'the spa town Unions at their meeting held on Printed and published by the O'Riordan (left) receiving "Entertainer of Club Award" from of Llsdoonvarma lalong toy the the 5th March last supported Proprietors at their Office and the Teacher Unions in their call Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Pat Tangney, Manager, Lismore Hotel (sponsors). Atlantic sea coast and through the beautiful Burren. In July lor the implementation of the Dungarvan Co. Waterford. (Photo by Kiely) Arbitrator's award in full. PAGE FOUR ORMOND PZXNDRAMIC DUIMGARVAN
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LAWLOR'S HOTEL RADLEYS LOUNGE Week-End T.V. Viewing NITE Season: Breaker Morant. Star- SATURDAY, APRIL 5 Ceefax. 2.25- Windmill. 3.25 — 7 ETAS ABBEYSIDE ring Edward Woodward and Racing from Alntree. 4.35 — The CLUB 6.45-8.25 a.m. —> Open Univer- Bryan Brown. 11.1/0 — Sunday Paper Chase. 5.25—News Sum- sity. 8.30—Walt Till Your Father RTE 1 Sporttis Special. mary with subtitles; Weather. FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO Gets Home. 8.55 — Bananaman. 5.30 — Film: Call Of The Wild. 9.00—Saturday Superstore. 12.15 Chariton Hestton heads the cast _ Grandstand. 5.05 — News; WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, APRIL 5 in thisi film of the Yukon gold- SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS — DISCO Weather News. 5.15 — Sports rush (1972). 7.10 —Speak Out. 10 p.m.-2 a.m. — Adm. £3.50 — Bar Ext. — Neat Presa 9.20—Di'lin O Deamhas. 9.30— BBC 1 News wales. 5.20—The Muppet 7.30—Ebony 8.00 — Moments Of Anything Goes. 1(2.50 — News Show with guest Harry Bela- Friday, April 4 — SATELLITE SOUND Truth. 8.30 —Gardeners'' World. Headlines followed by Sports fonte. 5.45—Jlm'll Fix It. 6.20— 9,00—Sporting chance. 9.30 — Stadium. 5.05 — The Life And FRIDAY, APRIL 4 The Dukes. Of Hazzard. 7.05 — One Man And His Dog. 10.10 — Saturday, April 5 — HEATHER BREEZE Times Of Grizzly Adamis 6,00— Every Second Counts. 7.40—The 6.00 _ Ceefax AM. News, Did You See? 10.55 — News- The Angelas. 6.01—News. 6.10— Liftttle And Large Show. 8.15 — night. 11.45 — Weatherview. M'ail'bag. 6.30 _ Space Station Sport, Weather. 6.90 — Break- The Collectors. 9.05 — C'agney Sunday, April 6 — FLAMES fast Time. 9.20 — Roland Rat's ltl.50Hli2.5O a.m. — Film: Globe Videos. 7.00 — Lime Street. 7.55 And Lacey. Knew series). 9.50— Easter Extravaganza. 1I0.50* — Theatre: Right O'f Asylum. A —Screen Test. 9.010 —New6. 9.15 News and Sport; Weather Pagesi from Ceefax. 12.30 p.m.— gentle satire from Spanish tele- News. 1/0.05—Maitch Of The Day. —Dallas. 10.15 — Saturday Cine- News; After Noon. 1.00 —Pebble vision (1978). ma: Islands In The Stream. FA Cup semi-final action. Park House Mill At One. 1.45 —King Rollo. Starring George C. Scott. David Everton face Sheffield Wednes- 1.50—Bric-iA-Brac. 2.00 — Pages SATURDAY, APRIL 5 Hemmings and Gilbert Roland from Ceefax. 2.20—Racing from day at Villa Park while South- 12.05—Late News. Atotree. 3.25—Pages from Cee- ampton take on Liverpool at MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN 6.50' a.m. — Open University. fax. 3.52^—Regional News. 3.55— White Hartt Lane. 11.10 — Film: 1.55 p.m.—Kim: The Men Mar. Lay On Five. 4.10 — Heathcliff Triniilty Is Still My Name. Ter- SUNDAY, APRIL 6 Ion Brando's film debut. Also CROTTY'S INN The Oat. 4.25 — My Naughty ence Hii!i and Bud Spencer star Friday, April 4 — STARDUST starring Teresa Wright. A 1950 10.30—Use Your Head. 10.50— Lilttl'e Sister. 4.35 —Secrets Out in this first sequel to 'They film directed by Fred Zinne- Anlmaux Du Solei'l. 11.15—Mass with Mike Smith. 5.05—Seaview. Call Me Trinity' 011971). 1.05-1.10 Saturday, April 5 — SATELLITE SOUND mann (black and white). 3.15— 12.00—Airturo Benedetti Michel- 5.35—The Flintstones. 6.03—Six a.m.—Weather. LEAMYBRIEN Film. The Teahouse Of The angeli In Lugano. 12.510 News O'Clock News; Weather News. August Moon. Also starring Sunday, April 6 — US TWO Headlines followed by The 6 35—Sportfolio. 7.00 — Wogan. Saturday, April 5 — First Appearance— Brando with Glen Ford (195S). Great Depression. 1.45 — Land- 7.35—'I've Got A Secret 8.10 — THE GILLESPIE SISTERS (from Waterford) 5 15—The Paper Chase. 6.05 — mark. 2.115—Amois Is Aris. 2.45 The C'olbys. 9.00 — Nine O'clock J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 Karen! Blixen In Africa. 7.00 — —The Mark Twain Season. News: Regional News; Weekend BBC 2 Newsvlew. 7.40 — P'ot Black '86 Sunday, April 6 — THE ROGUES Starring Frederic 'March, Alexis Weather News. 9.30 — Wynne 8.2fl — Film: Islands In The Smith and Alan Hale. 5.05 — And Peirakovstay. Part 1 of a 3- Stream. George C. Scott sitars, Monday, April 7 Frag-gle Rock. 5.35—Siuil Thart. partt drama. 10.20—EttLm: And wiibh David Hemmings, cOalre 6.00—The Angelus. 6.01 — News. Hope To Ole. Robert, Ryan, Jean- FRIDAY, APRIL 4 MONSTER PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE Bloom C1976). 10.G'5 — Film: 6.15 — Oartoon Time. 6.30 — Louis Trintignanit, Aldo Ray 9.00 -a.m.—Pages from cieefax Refreshments included — 8.30 p.m. sh;;rp Counting S'heep. 1982 Checho- SEA VIEW, THE PIKE, "dinners Under Sail. 7.25—Late and Lea Massari star In this 12.30 p.m. — Caring For Older slovakian film t( with English Late Extra. 7.55—Bluebell. 9.00 1972 thriller. 12.25 a.m. — Wea- People. 12.55 —Start Up Your HAYES - DUNGARVAN subtitles). 11.20-12.00—Jazz 625: —News. 9.15 — From An Immi- ther. Own Business. 1.20—The Effec- grant's Notebook. 10.15—Moon- tive M'amager. 1.40—Pages from The Alex Wailsh Band. Friday, April 4 — PROGRESSIVE 45 lighting: The Murder's In The Mail. 11.10—Tales Of The Un- expected. 11.40—Late News. Saturday, April 5 — HOT ROD CLUB — AMERICAN AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK TEA PARTY MONDAY 11.35 News Headlines. Landmark followed by Mart & Sunday, April 6 — JIM LANE BAR RTE 2 — 2 p.m. Benson And Market: 8.40 Never The Twain: THE "CATS" RTE 1 — 4.15 News Headlines Hedges Irish Masters Snooker followed by Mind How You Go; 9.10 The Twilight Zone: Dead Championships • 5.40 Tomor- MOUNT MELLERAY 4.25 Emmerdale Farm; 4.55 Woman's Shoes. Wong's Lost RTE 2 row's World: '6.15 A Country Eosco: 5.20 Dilin O Deamhas; And Found Emporium- 10.05 Practice: 6.45 Starring The SATURDAY, APRIL 5— 5.35 Scooby Doo 6 p.m. The Midweek Sport: 11.15 ' News- ; Actors: 7.15 Nuacht; 7.30 All Angelus; 6.01 Newstlme; 6.30 night; 11.30 Garda Patrol- il.40 SATURDAY, APRIL 5 The Best; 8 p.m. Hardcastle The Paper Lads; 7 p.m. Radh- Night Light. And McCormick- 8.55 Ingrati- 3.40—Maya The Bee. 4.05 — arc 7.30 Ever Decreasing KARNIVAL : tude: 9.45 Benson And Hedges Broadway Melody Of 1936. Star- Circles; 8 p.m. Falcon Crest- 9 FRIDAY JR's NITE CLUB - LISM0RE HOTEL Irish Masters Snooker Cham- ring Eleanor Powell, Robert p.m. News; 9.30 Iris '86; 10 p.m. Telephone 058/54304; 54219 pionships: 11.15 Newsnight; RTE 1 — 4 p.m. News Head- Taylor and Jadk Benny 5.45 —. Hotel: 10.55 Exhibit "A"- 11.35 11.30 N'lght Light. lines followed by Sons And Jlm'll Fix It. 6.25 — Silver Late News. Daughters: 4.35 Plasticines- 4.45 Saturday, April 5— Sipoons. 6.55 — National Geo- Bosco; 5.15 Newsline: 5.35 graphic. 7.55 — 100 Great RTE 2 — 5.55 The Adventures WEDNESDAY PARTY NITE DISCO Of Zorro 6.20 A Country Prac- Sklppy: 6 p.m. The Angelus; Paintings. 8.05—Nuacht. 8.15 — Bar — Over 18's — Neat Dress DON'T FORGET— tice; 6.45 Oh NO, It's Selwyn RTE 1 — 4.10 News Headlines 6.01 Newstlme- 6.30 The Sulli- Strangers And Brothers. 9.15 — followed by Emmerdale Farm: vans, 7 p.m. knight Rider: 7.55 DUNGARVAN LIONS CLUB Froggitt; 7.15 Nuacht; 7.30 Cor- Sounds Magnificent. 10.50' — onation Street; 8 p.m. Silas 4.40 Bosco: 5.10 Bailebeag; 5.15 Late Starter; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Sunday, April 6— Armchair Thrillier: The Limibo Marner: 9.40 Mozart For The Lone Ranger; 5.45 Voyage The Late Late Show- 11.25 The SING ALONG WITH PAT TOBIN Connection. Prague: 10.20 Talk Of Times Of The Miml: 6 p.m. The Ange- Hollywood Beat- 12.20 Late ANNUAL SPONSORED lus; 6.01 Newstlme: 6.40 Mr. Bel- News. Past: Dr. Tim O'Driscoll: 11.05 Friday, April 18—FUREY BROTHERS & DAVEY ARTHUR SUNDAY, APRIL 6 Newsnight; 11.25 Night Light. vedere; 7.10 Midweek Movie : M'ake Me An Offer. Starring RTE 2 — 2 p.m. Benson And FOLLOWED BY DISCO CYCLE TOUR 3.00— Adults Learning. 3.25 Susan B'lakely and Bruce Bauer; Hedges Irish Masters Snooker — Prairie Slough. 3.40 — Room TUESDAY 9 p.m. News- 9.30 The Jacobs Championships; 5.50 Diffrent Outside 4.05 — scouts. 5.00 SUNDAY, APRIL 6 RTE 1 — 4.05 News Head- Awards; 10.30 The Equaliser; Strokes: 6.20 A Country Prac- Starting Square, time 2.30 p.m. —•Dire Sltraits. 6.00 — Whicker's lines followed by Emmerdale 11.25 Late News. tice; 6.45 Gardeners' World- 7.30 Cities': Penang. 7.00—The Aga- Farm; 4.35 Bosco- 5.05 Mr. T; Automania; 8 p.m. Spenser': For FANCY DRESS OPTIONAL — LOTS OF PRIZES tha Christie Hour: The Ciase 5.30 Follyfoot; 6 p.m. Angelus; RTE 2 — 2 p.m. Benson And Hire; 8.55 Exhibit 'A': 9.35 Ben- Sponsor cards available from The Arch. Main Street Of The Discontented Soldier. 8.01 Newstime; 6.35 Nature In Its Hedges Irish Masters Snooker son And Hedges Irish Masters THESPORTSMANS INN Malt Connolly. MPSI, Main Street, Trustee Savings Bank, Starring William Gaunt, M'aur- Place; 7.05 The A Team; 8 p.m. Championships; 5.55 Tom Grat- Snooker Championships 11.20 tan's War; 6.25 A Country Prac- Square. lce Denham and Veronica End Of Empire- 9 p.m. News; Newsnight. tice; 6.50 My Music- 7.15 Proceeds In aid of local charities. Strang. 8.00—Nuacht. 8.05 — In 9.30 Today Tonight; 10.10 Loving Memory. 8.40 — Master- Dynasty: 11.05 World Wide; Nuacht; 7.30 Coronation Street; CAPPOQUIN mind. 9.15 — Australian Film 8 p.m. Leave it TO Mrs. O'Brien; 8.35 This Is Your Life; 9 p.m. Only When I Laugh- 9.30 The Thursday, April 3 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Colbys; 10.25 Benson And Hed- CAUSEWAY Jackpot £120 on 11 games. ges Irish Masters Snooker Championships; 11.20 News- night; 11.40 Nightlight. TENNIS CLUB THURSDAY BALLYDUFF MACRA NA FEIRME RTE 1 — 4.15 News Headlines followed by Emmerdale Farm; — present — 4.45 Bosco; 5.20 Buterfly Island; NOTES 5.50 Garda Patrol; 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 Newstlme- 6.30 On Easter Saturday we ran White Horses; 7.05 Room Out- three tournaments for our BRENDAN GRACE side- 7.35 Benson; 8.05 Magnum juniors. Once again the wind P.I. 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Today whipped across the courts play- Tonight: 10.10 The Thursday ing absolute havoc with the Film: Run Simon Run. Starring balls', but undaunted by the Tallow Community Burt Reynolds and Ingar Ste- effects of 'the elements, our vens: 11-40 Late News. hardy winners were; Under-12 RTE 2 — 2 D.m. Benson And girls doubles — Sharon Quirke Centre Hedges Irish Masters Snooker and Kathy O'Mahony; Under-12 r hamipionships; 5.45 The boys doubles—Gemard McCarthy Snor'.'s- 6.10 A Country Prac- and Michael Verling; Under-14 tiee- 6. 0 The Three Stooges: 7 boys doubles—Trevor Byrne and Saturday, April 5 ii.m. Ton Of The Pops: 7.30 Frankde Prendergast. well play- Nuacht- 7.45 Mailbag: 8.05 ed, boys 'and girls. — A. Stacey. at 8.30 p.m. For further information Tel. (058)60218 or 60230
ABBEYSIDE SCOUTS MONSTER VARIETY CONCERT WITH GUEST ARTISTES PROGRESSIVE 45 At Abbeyside School Hall AT FRIARY HALL, DUNGARVAN Friday 4 and Saturday 5 April at 8.15 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 5 Commencing 8.15 p.m. Frank O'Beirne, Manager, Bank of Irclaind, Dungarv&n (spon sors) presenting the trophy for the BOI Tournament at Minnies ALL ARE WELCOME Squash Club to David O'MahOny and his team. Included arc Brendan Mullins, BOf and Pcarse Moloney, President Minnies Twcnthirds of takings will 'be given out in pnzemoney. Squash Club. (Photo: Rory Wyky) Admission £1.50 (Adults); £l (Children) DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 PAGE SEVEN G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Holiday And Camping Minor Football Championship Exhibition For Dungarvan NEXT WEEKEND FINANCE I so far and is hopeful of a satis- Dungarvan Sports & Leisure holiday whether in the ultra and Informative trip around All fourteen minor football resul Centre will once again break modern self-catering apartment the exhibition. Having experi- teams will be in action in the The financial report makes t- A number of new ground when the Centre or ehalet or traditional caravan enced quite a harsh winter and league-style championship over es ave alr interesting reading and shows f ^ f2 eady been played will host the first Holiday And in one of the hundreds of cara- spring, people are now hungry the coming week-end and with ar that gate receipts for the year °"}ers e arranged. On Camping Exhibition to be held van and camping parks around for holidays. This exhibition all teams having their first out- Commences were an all-time record figure Friday evening the team on llth-13th April. (See advert, the county. will solve quite a few destina- ing since last season there could 1 la of £1,583,078. Income from | ^T ,, P y Ballinacourty in a this issue). This Exhibition is Of particular interest will be tion problems. be one or two upsets, as is usual tlieir highly fancied Cork op- other sources brought the totaJ challenge at Abbeyside and SEMI-FINALS home and away challenge designed to give the potential the extensive range of the new at the start. ponents and in this respect figure to a staggering £1,928,252. holidaymaker (aren't we all) a games against Wexford are ar- folding caravans, and the vari- support could be a vital factor. The following are the semi- Two draws in the All-Ireland chance to see what is available final pairings for the under 21 ranged for April 12th and 19th. ous types of tents and camping FRIDAY The game against Cork has a senior football semi-finals were in selected holiday spots — 7 p.m. throw-in and team men- football championship that will equipment in a massive 3,500 sq in a very large measure respon- mainly Irish — this year. ft. display. This major exhibit This Dungarvan v. Tallow tors are still hopeful that be completed within the next sible for the record receipts. Ex- FIXTURES clash is one of the games you'd Damien Byrne will make it four or five weeks: It ranges from the Holiday will be mounted by O'Meara KILMAC penditure for the year amount- Thursday, 3rd April: like to see at the end of the home from the United States Hotel where every whim is Camping, a household name in Stradbally v. Nire; ed to £1,665,171 which left a At Abbeyside : J.F.L. — Bal- championship. Last year Dun- for Wednesday's game. catered for to the self-catering camping equipment and the Dungarvan v. Drum Rovers. credit balance Of £263,081 for linacourty v. Eire Og, 6.30 p.m. garvan surrendered their title biggest suppliers in Ireland for DEPUTATION The following is the panel of the year. a quarter of a century. when they began to run out of players in training:— SCORES Friday, 4th April: The display will form the players of the quality needed to K. Ryan ( Laurence Power, Lower Main feelings about the matter. Street Dungarvan was defen- Holding that an offence had dant In a case brought against been committed, the District him by Waterford Co. Council Safety Default Justice added that because of at Dungarvan Court for contra- the submission made by Mr. vening a Fire Safety Notice notices he had received from King he would Impose a fine of vlction as the defendant had only £10. served on him in respect of the contravened the Council's Fire the co. Council and had already storage of diesel oil and other Regulations. been before the Court twice Mr. Halley, pointing out that flammable materials at Davltt's Mr. King said that the defen- about it. this was the third hearing, then Quay, Dungarvan between Aug- dant was a professional haulier The District Justice said that applied for costs against the ust 24 and November 22 last and had, in some respects, been he had to agree that in his pre- defendant and the Justice year. left under a misapprehension vious appearances In Court, the agreed to allow £50 in addition about the matter. defendant had not been very to the fine. Mr. .M. M. Halley, Solr., for the helpful or co-operative. County Council said that the Mr. Halley then stated that He fixed recognisances in the Mr. King—He did have strong event of an appeal. case had already been before the defendant had ignored the the Court on two occasions and the charge concerned a timber container owned by the defen- dant in which he stored oil at the Quay and which was held to be a fire hazard by the Chief NO CONCLUSION AT FARM PRICE Fire Officer. Mr. E. P. King, Solr. (J. F. The discussions by the Coun- of maize and cereal substitutes, Williams & Co.), who represent- cil of Ministers for Agriculture TALKS which he says are used to pro- ed the defendant said that on the farm price supports re- duce dairy and ,plg meat pro- while technically there might sumed in Brussels on March 24 By MICHAEL DILLON ducts in the Netherlands for have been an offence he felt but, although it is the end of export at the expense of the that justice and fair-play the marketing year for most only, over a two-year period, to rest of the Community. He also should over-ride any technical- farm products In the Commu- use aids to private storage and wants to cut imports of meat, ity that was involved. He said nity, and the traditional time export refunds as the main sup- pointing out that we export that the container which was for reaching agreement, there ports, and to abolish the UK 700,000 tonnes and import the subject of the charge was were no real conclusions from variable premium and have just 400,000 tonnes. steel-lined and the substances that meeting. a suckler premium and a direct His general position appears stored in it were not highly aid for specialist beef producers. to favour the cutting back of It is going to be difficult to flammable. He recalled that at production in the Community, finalise agreement this year a previous hearing the Fire OPPOSED To PROPOSALS with higher prices to compen- anyway because there are so Officer had said that if there Although It Is universally re- sate farmers for the ceiling on many radical changes in price was a fire It could result in an cognised that there must be re- production. Mr. Kiechle can see regimes proposed but, apart explosion but as against that forms, nearly every Minister is no sense in bringing Commu- from that, the fact that there he submitted that the same finding some aspects of the pro- nity produce prices down to the was an election In France thing could happen anywhere posals repugnant. Seven Minis- level of world prices, as he says earlier in the month, which re- if a fire occurred in any diesel ters, including Mr. Austin that the world market has sulted in a change of Govern- vehicle. In the interests of jus- Deasy, have opposed the milk nothing to do with real trade. ment, meant that there was a tice and fair-play, Mr. King cessation scheme. The French His general thesis Is that if new member of the Council and Photographed at Dungarvan GAA Club's annual social held at Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan were (front, 1. to r.) — submitted that the charge Minister has called for the ban- money is to be spent on subsi- some changes In approach by should be dismissed. ning of imports of maize and dising food the benefit should Brighdin Ni Criostoir, President, Michael Lyons, Chairman, Mrs. Maura Curran, Mrs. Eileen Murphy, Mrs. Mary the French Minister. cereal substitutes and opposed go to the farmers and the citiz- Fitzgerald; (at back) Paddy Fitzgerald, Noel Sheehan, Mrs. T. Cunningham, John Fennell, Mrs. Margaret Cunningham, District Justice O'COnnell re- the tax on cereals and any mea- jected the submission and said The new Prime Minister of ens of the Community, and not John A. Murphy and John Moore. (Photo: Rory Wyley) sure which might restrict to those In third countries. he would have to record a con- France. Mr. Chirac, was himself French cereal production. He at one time Minister for Agri- has joined Mr. Deasy in oppos- culture and he made the un- VERY JEALOUS ing the changes in the inter- However, the proposition that usual move of appointing the vention system for beef. Secretary-General of the lead- the Community should be self- ing farmers' organisation In sufficient does ignore the atti- •Mr. Deasy nas also opposed tude of the US. Their Govern- 100th ISSUE France to that post, although the price freeze for milk be- he is not an elected member of ment Is very jealous of their cause farmers cannot maintain rights to export maize to the Senior hurling championship parliament. Mr. Francois Guil- their incomes through expan- laume, the new Minister has Community and also soya sion now that there are quotas. beans, which, after the oil is OF TREOIR' stated his opposition to any He has called for the abolition Under 21 Football—Portlairge measures which might damage extracted, are used to balance The following fixtures were of the co-responsibility levy on manioc and other low protein presented at the last meeting v. An Clar or Tlobraid Arann, TREOIR, the Irish Heritage the incomes of French farmers milk, and has opposed the new 30th April. If Portlairge v. An or inhibit their expansion. foods imported Into the Com- of the County Board. Journal published by Comhal- cereal regime. And yet we all munity for feeding pigs and Clar at Tlobraid Arann; if Port- tas Ceoltoiri Eireann, is cele- recognise that there must be Round 1: Saturday, 3rd May— lairge v. Tlobraid Arann at The Commission's proposals cows. fixtures brating its 100th issue with a changes if the CAP is to be pre- An Coilleagain v. Ruan Mhor at Dungarbhan. for the year 1986/87 were al- special issue which is now served. The Netherlands, naturally, Dungarbhan, 7.15 p.m. ready before the meeting. They Minor Hurling — Portlairge v. available. First published in will resist any attempt to curb include a price freeze for all One of the great fears that Sunday, 4th May — Portclad- (By "Commentator") Ciarrai at Dungarbhan, 7th 1968, the Journal with its many imports of cheap feed. The UK products, a cessation scheme Irish people must have is that ach v. Na seamroga at Dungar- May; semi-final — if Portlairge articles on music, musicians and Minister, Mr. Jopling, tends to An Baile Dubh at Dungarbhan, for milk which would reduce there will be an increase in the bhan, 2 p.m.; Tulach An iarainn MUNSTER CHAMPIONSHIP v. Corcaigh at Dungarbhan, 4th events, has now become an im- favour price cuts, as long as 3.30 p.m.- Dun Alll v. Tulach An output by a further three per amount of national aids for v. Clualn Fhiadh at Dungar- DATES July. portant archives document. they don't hit the large scale Iarainn at Dungarbhan, 7.30 cent right across the Commu- farmers, which could not be bhan, 3.15 p.m.; Dun Alll v. Senior Hurling—Portlairge v. cereal producers in Britain, and p.m.; Clualn Fhiadh v. Cnoc Minor Football—Portlairge v. nity, and a new regime for afforded in our situation. In a Ceapach Chuinn at Dungarbhan, Corcaigh at Pairc Ui Caoimh, The commemorative issue of he would oppose any curbs on Slon at Portcladach, 7.30 p.m.; Tiobraid Arann or Ciarrai, cereals which would include a recent interview published in 7.15 p.m.- Cnoc Sion v. Baile 8th June. 16th TREOIR has a variety of ar- imports of butter and lamb An Coilleagain v. Lios Mhor at May. if Portlairge v. Ciarrai, at co-responsibility levy of three the "Farmers Journal," Mr. Mhic Gonair at Pairc Breath- Senior Football—Portlairge v. ticles including one on the from New Zealand, or any other Ceapach Chuinn, 3.15 p.m. Ciarrai venue- if Portlairge v. per cent on all grain traded, Ignaz Kiechle. the German nach, 3.15 p.m.; Baile Dubh v. An Clar at Ennis, 18th May. famous music collector, Capt. move which would hinder their Tiobraid Arann at Clualn with just the first 25 tonnes Minister for Agriculture told Lios Mhor at Ceapach Chuinn, Junior Hurling—Portlairge v. Francis O'Neill, Chicago's Chief Industrial trade with countries Meala. per farm exempt, as well as Matt Dempsey that if policies 3.15 p.m. COUNTY FINAL DATES Luimneach or An Clar, 4th June. of Police. There are news and adopted only encouraged larger outside the Community. views from Amsterdam, Man- new regulations concerning The following county final If Portlairge v. Luimneach at farmers and favoured areas the Round 2: All games 18th May chester, Isle of Man, Detroit, quality eligible for intervention All of this illustrates what a dates were presented to the Cill Mocheallog; if Portlairge v. Germans would be forced to —Tulach An Iarainn v. Ceapach London. Leeds and Canada. which are calculated to reduce difficult job is facing the Com- meeting and approved. The An Clar at Inis. prices in Ireland and the UK take measures In favour of mission in trying to come up Chuinn at Lios Mhor, 3.15 p.m.; county secretary was compli- Junior Football—Portlairge v. Treoir, which is published by about 15 per cent. their own farmers. with compromise proposals B'aile Dubh v Na Seamroga at mented on his presentation of Tiobrad Arann at Ceapach quarterly, is available for an In that Interview. Mr. Kiechle which will solve the budgetary Lios Mhor, 2 p.m.- Clualn Chuinn, 28th May. Fhiadh v. Baile Mhl Gonair at the comprehensive fixture list annual subscription of £5 from There are also proposals to said that he favours a self-con- problems and cut surplus pro- c which is as close to a master Under 21 Hurling—Portlairge FARM SHEDS CCE. Belgrave Square, Monks- restrict intervention buying of tained Community in agricul- duction and still be palatable Pairc Breathnach, 2 p.m.; Port- v. Corcaigh at Pairc Breath- citidoch v. An coilleagain at fixture list, as can be compiled. town, Co. Dublin. beef to an emergency measure ture. He wants a ban on imports for the Council of Ministers. nach, 9th April. INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS Dlingarbhan, 3.15 p.m.; Cnoc July 27 — Under 21 hurling STEEL STOCKISTS Slon v. Dun Alll at Pairc and football championship Breathnach. 3.15 p.m.- Ruan finals. Mhor v. Lios Mor at Dungar- August 17 — First senior hur- FOR KEENEST PRICES bhan, 7.15 p.m. ling semi-final. Round 3; All games 15th June August 24 — Second senior NEW WATERFORD - Tulach An Iarainn v. Cnoc hurling semi-final. Sion at Dungarbhan, 3.30 p.m.: August 31—Senior and minor Ceapach Chuinn v. Clualn county football finals. RECORD COMPANY Fhiadh at Dungarbhan, 2.15 1 Sept. 14 — Senior and minor With the launching by Noel p.m.; Dun Alll v Baile Mhlc hurling championship finals. Jinnott of his new Aura Record Gonair at Pairc Breathnach, 2 Sept. 28 — Intermediate hur- Company, operating from John p.m. Portcladach v. Ruan Mhor ling and football finals. Street, a further chapter has at Pairc Breathnach. 3.15 p.m.; October 5 — Junior football been added to the long and H. N. Engineering B'aile Dubh v. An Coilleagain at championship final. illustrious musical history of Ceapach Chuinn. 2.15 p.m.; Na October 12 — Junior hurling the City of waterford. RATHGORMACK A' and 'B' county finals. Seamroga v. Lios Mhor at Predictably. Noel has chosen Co. WATERFORD Ceapach Chuinn, 3.30 p.m. All hurling county finals will a Waterford artiste for the hon- be played at Western venues our of making the first record, Tel: : 052/21455 Round 4: Saturday, 28th June and football in the East. in the person of that vastly Rathgormack 051/46075 — Cnoc Sion v. Ceaoach Chuinn In the event of clubs being talented performer, Denny Cor- at Dungarbhan, 7.30 p.m. involved in both county finals, coran, singer, composer, musi- Your Local Agent Is:— Sunday, 29th June — Baile the above dates will be altered. cian and actor. Mhlc Gonair v. Tulach An iar- June 1st is the date given for The first Aura disc was re- MICHAEL LYONS ainn at Dungarbhan, 2 p.m.; the start of the senior football corded at Robbie Bible's Grove Lismore. Tel. 058/54335 Lios Mhor v. Portcladach at championships. This champion- • Uidios — the only one of its Dungarbhan. 3.15 p.m.; Baile ship will be played on a knock- kind in these parts. It Is a fully Dubh v. Ruan Mhor at Dungar- out system. professional facility which bhan, 7.30 p.m.; Clualn F'hiadh houses the latest In high tech- v. Dun Alii at Pairc Breath- PHELAN CUP DATES nology production on a 16-track recording deck. nach, 3.15 p.m.: An Coilleagain FEED VOUCHER SCHEME v. Na Seamroga at Ceapach Round 1 — 8th April: Round The logo of the Aura Com- Chuinn, 3.15 p.m. 2 — 22nd April; Round 3 — 20th pany is. appropriately, a "shot" May- Round 4 — 10th June; of Waterford's best-known land- REMINDER Round 5: Saturday, 19th July Round 5 — 1st July- Round 6— mark, Reginald's ITower. —Baile Mhic Gonair v. Ceapach 15th July; Semi-Finals — 27th Side A of the new record is To Farmers: Feed vouchers Chuinn at Dungarbhan, 7.30 July; Final — 5th October. a song composed and sung by Issued under the p.m. Denny Corcoran, and Side B is above Scheme SARGENT CUP DATES Sunday, 20th July—Na Seam- another of those nostalgic must be pre- roga v. Ruan Mhor at Dungar- Semi-finals — 25th May. Final monologues for which he is so sented to feed Pictured at the Causeway Tennis Club recently are three Dun garvan Hockey Club teams getting ready to embark on bus bhan, 2.15 p.m.; Portcladach v. —6th July. well-known to theatre-goers. merchants in exchange for for Newtown to play some friendly matches. On the left is Mrs. Suzanne Dalton and on right Miss Jill Leo. (David Stearn) animal feed- stuffs not later than 15 April 1986. REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS To Feed Feed vouohers LIOS MOR AVENUE Merchants: must be sub- mitted to the Department for redemption not FOR DUNGARVAN later than 30th April 1986. By TY6RS — Second Annlver- ATHLETICS "jjjpk < saffy — In- loving memory of a hilt' 4? * •mt dear wife and mother, Brigid ¥ !'$Pvp , m 0Mam> Tyres, late of Fitzgerald MURPHY'S [FOR THE BEST DEAL! Terrace, Dungarvan, who died SUCCESSFUL TWI : 1 on April 6, 1984. R.I.P. Our Lady •ISBFMH :-!v'r....j- 1R If TOY, CYCLE, PRAM AND OH TWO WHEELS of Lourdes pnay for her. IIJfn! , jjfc .'' OJM; (Sadly missed by her loving •MPN11 K Jll NURSERY SPECIALISTS • IwlWfllSl TRY DARRELL MOLONEY husband and family.) TRAMORE RALEIGH AGENTS TYRE-LI Fiflth Anniversary —In loving memory of my dear OUR ANNUAL TOY FAIR hu-siband, Thomas Tyre'1'1, late of COLUM'S SHOP Murphy Place, Abbeyside, who FIXTURE FINISHES THIS SOLE RALEIGH AGENT died on April 4, 1081. Mass offered. Athletes from clubs in West SATURDAY, O'CONNELL STREET Never more than a thought Waterford figured among the DUNGARVAN puiize-winners ait the 2Sth An- APRIL 5 away, Loved and remembered every nual Waterford Juvenile Olym. Telephone 058/41278 ; day. -pics ii n Tramore on Sunday last. C o r 'in-a Walteh, Cappoquin/ FOR SALE Trade-ins — Guaranteed (.Always remembered by his After Sale Service. loving Wife Bridget and family.) Blalllnameeila won the 100m. Golden Wonder Eating Under 1'3 with her club-mate TYRELL — Fifth Anniversary Niamh -Scanlon second, and in Potatoes —In loving memory of my dear the 80i3m. under ;li3 the pla-clngs and Claddagh Seed. father, Thomas Tyrell, late of were reversed when Mlsfe Scan- Mlurphy Place, Abbeyside, who Apply: O'FARRELL ton! won from Miss Walsh. IN MEMORIAM died on April 4, 198-1. Mass Ballyanchor, Lismore. Edmond Landers, Lismore, offered. Phone 058/54337 BURKE — Twentieth Anni- won the boys under 12 100m. versary — In loving memory of Not today, but every day, -and other medal winners were Jim Burke, late of 15. St. In silence we remember. P. J. Guinain, Cappoquin/ Brigid's Terrace, Dungarvan, (Always' remembered by his Ballliinamee-la (second in 800m. who died on April 6, 1966. R.I.P. loving son Pat, Breda and junior) Kevin -Walsh, do. (2nd Frank Browne On -whose scxul Sweet Jesus have family.) In l'OOni. toovs undeir liO -and 3rd mercy. in 200m.), B-rigld iWhelan, Old (Always remembered by his Planish was third in the 100m. parents, brother and sisters.) under 9 and similar plactags CROTTY — Fifth Anniver- ACKNOWLEDGMENT wenit to Olive Broder/iok. Lis- sary — In loving memory- of more in under-tlH lO'Oim. and my dear father. William Crotty. ROSSITER—The sons, daugh- shot; E. Landers, do. under-12 Baillnamuck. Dungarvan, who ter and relatives of the late shot; S, MiCOarltiiy, Cappoquin/ Anastatia Rosslter, Congress Ballinameela, boys» under-16 BODY SHOP 058 42424 died on April 3, 1981. •Will those who think of him Villas, Dungarvan, wish to 800m. and Susan McCarthy, 24 Hour car accident service - used car thank all those who sympa- sates,crash repairs and resprays. today. Lismore. under-15 200m. thised with them in their re- A little prayer to Jesus say. cent bereavement; those who (Always remembered by his COUNTY BOARD MEETING sent Mass cards, messages of son Ge-r, daughter-in-law Jackie On iMonday next, April 7. FOR SALE sympathy and attended the and grandchildren Stephen and there will he a meeting oif the j.Large quantity, best quality obsequies. A special thanks to Kevin.) County Board cBLE) in f,he ^Eating potatoes, Claddagh the jocal clergy, the doctor in Friary, Abbeyside at 8.3o p.m. KEANE — Thirteenth Anni- and Records. attendance, the Matron and COUNTY ROAD RACE versary — In loving memory of Also Seed potatoes. staff, St. Joseph's Hospital, and my dear father, Patrick Keane, On Sunday weeik, April 13, JOHN DUGGAN all who helped in any way. As bhe County 10km. Road Race Ballymote, Tallow, who died on a token of appreciation Mass Toor, Lismore. April 5, (1073. R.I.P. Our Lady of Championship for mem-, women Phone 058/54508 .(11-4) will be offered for their inten- and veterans, will be. held in No wonder they're smiling at Lourdes pray for him. Masses tions. offered. the Dungarvan area at 2.30 both Mitchelstown and Tallow p.m., sponsored by Trustee As you were you will always Credit Unions these times — LAWNMOWERS repaired and Savings Bank. Full details of having just received confirma- sharpened. — The Foundry, be, course next week in this Forever in our memories. tion of a major sponsorship DUNGARVAN C.A.A. CLUB NOTES Stephen Street, Dungarvan. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL column. from American Express, the Like fallen leaves the years UNDER 21s IN SEMI-FINAL came thei way. and in both codes to give McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE NEXT SPORTS world's largest dealers in r is open every Sunday from 11 go by. There is undoubtedly con- nothing less than 100:% iby way Please Note — Dr. Richard The nexiti Open Sporits in Co. Travellers Cheques. This will Our Under 21 divisional and a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 But memories of you will siderable room- for improve- of effort and commitment. Brady will be away from Waterford will be on Sunday, involve a draw among members county football titles tottered p.m. week days: closed on Mon never die. ment, yet considering 'that we Saturday. April 5 to Sunday, April 2i0 at 1' p.m. in the Clover who purchase the cheques be- uneasily for a time at Fraher day-^McGuire's Garden Centre, Never more than a thought were without several key April 13, inclusive. Sportsi Centre. lit Is the Ferry- fore September 30 for luxury Field last Sunday when Ballin- Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- away, players for a variety of reasons 'bank Sports, wiith numerous week-end holiday for two in acourty provided stern and de- phone 051/82136. Loved and remembered every It was a good game to win. We events for boys and girls, Dublin and Limerick hotels. termined opposition in am' ex- WE SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, day. can- only improve—bu-t we must. juniors and seniors. citing Western quarter-final tie. Tubing, Re-Bar, Plating and (Sadly missed by your loving Picture shows Officers of Mit- GOLD COAST In the end we oaime through Galvanise and all types of family) The: first major track and chelstown and Tallow Credit Team — M. Dwyer; S. Mc- Dungarvan Leader —deservedly — on 1-8 to 1-4 Sheds supplied in Kit Form. McGRATH — In loving mem- field championships, the M-un- Unions at a press conference a Grath, D. Power, G. Moran; J. Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- ster Junior and Veterans, will to announce details of the pro- scoreline, but the number of Fitzgerald, T. Curran, C. Mee- BOARDSAILING ory of my dear Dad and Mam, TELEPHONE f058) 41203 glorious scoring chances fritted gormack 051/46075. John and Margaret McGrath, be held in Coilk Regional Col- motion (I. to r.) Mrs. Pat O'Don- han; P. Queally, S. Mansfield: lege on Sunday. Mlay 4, and the nell, Miss Margaret Condon, away over tihe hour is some- D. Lyons, D. Clalla-gha-n, M. But- LIVESTOCK _ At Clonmel— BMlymuddy, Knockanore, and thing the selectors will have to my dear sister Susie, whose FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 following three Sundays — May Joe Ryall, Mrs. Helen McCar- ler; P. Ferncomibe, D. McGrath. NOTES Every Tuesday at 12 noon pre- 11, 18 and 25 — will .be taken address themselves to in bhe F. O'Donnell. Sub. Joe Burns. anniversaries occur. thy, Des Gearv and John cisely, comprehensive selection up wiith County Championships Lyons. weeks ahead. of Continental Friesian, Here- There is a bridge of memories, 1 -From earth to heaven above, for ail grades. When iwe turned over leading MINORS IN ACTION ford and A.A.X. Calves, Bulls by M to 1-3 at half-time our It keeps them ever near us. The minor footballers open Board Sailing has again and Heifers-. Producers stock reign as champions was at It's called the bridge of love. their championship campaign come alive 'at the Gold COa-st only. _ Stokes & Quirke Ltd.. NEWS OF TOWN serious risk. We had played (From Madge and family, on this Friday evening with a and the season's well sponsor- Tel. 052-21788. (2-5) with the assistance of a stiff London.) very difficult game against Tal- ed programme of fixtures offers FOR SALE _ Renault 9 TL, breeze in that opening half, low .at the -natter's home venue. plenty- of fun and competition 1982, 41,000 miles, as new. one O'BRIEN _ Second Anniver- and when we conceded a very AND It's timed for 6.3© p.m. and' we for '86. owner. Telephone 058/41548 sary — In loving memory of my soft goal coming up to the in- after 6.30 p.m. galther for transport an hour The commodore for the dear mother. Johanna O'Brien, terval it looked as though a one season, Bill O'Donnell has now late of 7, Cathal Brugha Place. before that. SQUARE BALES Of barley point lead would not ibe enough. finalised the '8& racing pro- Dungarvan-. who died on April ROUNDABOUT However the switch that We've contested th® 1'asit four gramme and has put forward straw for sale. Phone 058/41475 5, 1984. R.I.P. Masses offered. -brought Derek 'Lyons from right or 41461. half forward to midlield worked finals .divisional) In this grade wel-l defined plans to raise We never knew that morning NEW! FASHION TIGHTS AT but we are going to li-av-e to funds for the purchase ol an FOR SALE—12 round bales of what sorrow the day would wonders for fhe whole team, ALICIA'S and we dominated fcbe g-ame prod'Uce our very best if we- are alJ-wea-tiher rescue craft. Pro- hay. Telephone 058/54120. bring. FOR SALE—Hay in round and throughout the second half. to troaike a winning start on minent in this fund-raising When a heart of gold stopped Lace and Trellis Design Friday. square bales. Fnone 053 41314. Tights In navy. black and 'Derek Lyons was brilliant as scheme is the running of a beating and we could not series of discos at the Gold FURNITURE REPAIR'S and fuchsia, only £1.99. Luxury the 'Ccurty challenge was con- HURLING TOURNAMENT do a thing. coast which we hope will be We never said goodbye, Mam, Sheer Coloured Tights in peach, tained. and we surely would polishing, also upholstery. — 23. wed supported and an over- perhaps it's just as well. black, lemon, jade, electric, have worn by .a much bigger Our intermediate hurlers will Lr. Main Street. Dungarvan or whelming success. For we never could have said mink, silver grey and fuchsia. margin had our forwards taken have their first sample of phone 058/4sl31>3 for collec- competitive action on Saturday The officers: and the commit- tion. (Ind.) good-bye to a mother we X.O.S. Tights, up to 56 ins. hips, even half the chances that all shades 79p. Elbeo Support evening when we play Kilma- tee for the. season are as fol- FOR SALE —German Pointer loved so well. lows: Commodore — Bill O'Don- (Always remembered by your Tights, up to X/large £3.50. cow of Kilkenny in a, tourna- pups, IKC registered. 6 weeks adies Stockings, sheer, honey ment game in Kilmacthomas. nell; Treasurer, Susan -Moloney old. Phone 058/41393 after 6 loving sons Danny. Patsy, Billy.) and mink 55p. Self Supporting Secretary. Shane Lannen p.m. O'BRIEN — Second Anniver- Stockings, assorted shades, only Unfortunately we will be well Training — Brendan O'Brien sary — In loving memory of 35p. Soft Acrylic Anklet and i Ballyduff below full strength for this Safety—Moss-ie Nealon; PRO — FOR SALE—Hay, 1.334 saved, my dear mother, Johanna Knee Socks, cerise, peach, royal, game-, biut it will afford the pat Dtneen. excellent quality. Suitable for O'Brien, late of 7, Cathal scarlet, white and black, only selectors the opportunity of young calves or horses. Phone Brugha Place, Dungarvan, who £1.50. Large selection of child- trying out several players pre- Board Sailors are reminded 058 54-365. died on April 5, 1984. R.I.P. ren's Anklet and Knee Socks at Notes sently on the fringe of a place that; the following competitions Masses offered. keenest prices — Alicia Browne, on the first fifteen. Transport are now around the corner — CARPENTER1 WANTED to do I never really told you, Mum, Ladies F'ashions & Children's COMHALTAS NOTES will be from the usual location Moloneys Crystal, Inter Club fitted kitchen and also give but then I thought vou Wear, 83, O'Connell St., Dun- A meeting of the Fleadh at 5.30. Event), Regional IBSA Event, estimates Call after 8 p.m. to knew, garvan. —(Advt.). Cheoil committee will take Yoplait League. Ansell's, 5 Gallowshill, Dungar- place on Tuesday night next How much you really meant TRAINING Sailors' in the area who are at 9 p.m. All memibers are re- van. to me because I thought THANKS nott already members are urged quested to attend as some final HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves the world of you. The training sessions con- to become members- and enjoy Gusty Power, wishes to thank arrangements have to be made worry, anxiety, tension and I never fail to think of you, tinue to be very well attended. the safety of the organised all those who visited him in for the forthcoming Fleadh The really serious business of fear. Teaches you to relax, I never cease to care, sailing activities of (the club. Ardkeen Hospital during his re- Che'cil on Sunday, May 18. the ohaniipionships is now at helps to alleviate symptoms, I onCyi wish I could go home cent illness; those who phoned New members are most wel- On this Friday nighit an hand (and we are expecting If you have a problem 'phone And tind you sitting there or called enquiring after his come — Sail in safety with your Adult Set will dance at a con- every player in every grade and make an appointment. To hear your voice, to see health, Drs. Jim and Betty dub. cert in Cork Opera House in The cause is treated, not just your smile, Walsh, Dr. Donie Ormonde, the To sit and talk with you 'c-ial clergy, the people of Dun- aid of the South Inftrimiary the symptom. Sessions are Hospital Fiund. The special strictly confidential and by awhile. garvan for their kindness and To be together in the same Indeed anyone who helped in guest In the second half of the appointment only. Carried out show will ibe none other than in quiet, private surroundings. old way, any way. Would be my dearest wish Fiaddy Rellly. — W. H. Middleton-Leyton, DUNGARVAN PIPE BAND ST. MARY'S DRAMATIC SOCIETY MT. MELLERAY today, Mum. On Thursday, April 17, a set MBSH, The Lodge, Mocollop, RESULTS OF QUARTERLY (Never forgotten by your will dance with the Comha'itas Ballyduff Upper, Co Waterford. DRAW (MARCH 23) Ardmore Novelty Act, who competed in the Waterford National Tour in Waterford. — presents — Telephone 058/60113. loving daughter Noreen, Eddie, Jan and Kelly In America). £50, Pat O'Leary, 91, Chllders Adult County Finals of Scor, which were held in Kill Music and dancing as usual FOR SALE — Opel Kadett, O'BRIEN _ Second Anniver- Estate; £20. Deirdre Flynn, Community Centre recently. (Photo by Kiely) on Thursday and Friday October 1982, good condition; sary — In loving memory of B'yrnevllle: £10, Mrs. Flynn, nights with set-dancing for be- MELLERAY 86 SHOW genuine reason for selling. our dear sister, Johanna Sarsfield Street, Abbeyside- £5 ginners oil Mondiay nights. An each — Denis Walsh, Congress Oiche Cheoil organised by the Phone J. Ahearne 052/211.00. O'Brien, late of 7, Cathal Villas; Ann McCarthy, Radley's Co. Board will take place: in before 6 p.m. Brugha Place, Dungarvan. who AT ST. MARY'S HALL, MELLERAY died on April 5, 1984. R.I.P. Bar; James Power, c/o Pipe THIS WEEK ACOT CO. WATERFORD SAYS oroltlty's, Leamiybrlen on Saitur- TAKE NOTICE—Anyone tres- Masses offered. Band- James Power, c/o Pipe FODDER SHORTAGE without giving the farm awiay. day, April 12. passing or cutting timber on If only we could meet vou, Band. 2i—Father and son have the Spread 50h&0 units N on- all G.A.A. NOTES On Sunday Night, April 6 and my land at MOgeha, Cappagh. Promoters Prizes (£2 each)— status of partners in the farm dear sister. grazing ground that has been On Sunday afternoon next will be prosecuted. Gard-al noti- Catherine Fraher. Margaret business. Just for a little while, fertilised more than four the senior hurlers will play Lis- fied Signed: Kathleen Whsla-n. O'Donnell. Jim O'Leary, Tom 3—The farm can be trans- To tell you how we miss you. weeks, regardless of having more in the Sargent Cup in Friday Night, April 11 FOR SALE — Kenwood Micro Wall, Will Tutty. —(Advt.). ferred over a period of time. Or just to see you smile. been grazed or not. Cappoquin at 3.15 p.m. All Including 3-act Comedy "The Swan Song" Wave Oven (new). Phone 058' To put our arms around you, PIPE BAND THANKS As far as possible try and players to be at the venue not 54653. But this' we cannot do„ by Joseph Marian. We would like to take this op- avoid grazing lsit Cut Silage later than 2.45 p.m. So until we meet again, dear Doors Open 7.45 p.m. Curtiaing 8.30 p.m. A dm. £2 WANTED — Stock person for portunity to thank everyone area. Also on Sunday the minor sister, pig breeding unit; references who contributed so generously Other Options; 1 — With re- footballers will play Affane in M'ay God take oare of vou. required. Tel. Maurice Tlerney, to our church gate collection stricted silage or limited grass Lismore alt 3 p.m. The follow- (Never forgotten by your lov- Ballinamult 058/47170 office in aid of our St. Patrick's Day Intake and normal amount of KNOCKANORE, ing players aire requested to be ing brothers Paddy, Tom. Jeff, hours, and C-58'47242 after office Parade Fund. _ (Organising dairy ration, increase the ener- in Ballyduff at 2.15 p.m. — Michael and sisters Mary, hours. Committee St. Patrick's Day gy totaike by feed-tog high fibre Paddy A-hern, Eugene Flynn. Nonie and grandchildren.) FOR SALE—Miazd-a 818 Estate Parade>. —(Advt.). rations, such as Beet Pulp, Dermiot Bolger. Lii'am Caples. and saloon Engine and all O'SHEA — Third and Ninth Brewers grains, until normal GLENDINE, James Scanlon, Jim Flynn, ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB Gerard Geary, Gerome Quirke, parts available. — Joe Walsh, Anniversaries — In loving mem- grass growth returns. MEHTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION Rp.sults, March 25 — 1st, Miss Donal Foley. Mossy Kenneally. Maiyfie-ld, Lismore. ory of my dear mother. Nano C. Christopher and guest: 2nd, 2—(Purchase good silage where (DUNGARVAN BRANCH) O'Shea, Caithal Brugha Place, available, and leave cows out Jiimimiy O'Brien, Finbarr O'Don- FOR SALE — New compres- Mr. W. power and Mr. T. Cur- ovan Paul Geairy. Patrick Mur- Presents a series of Public Lectures in Mercy Secondary sors-: trolley jacks. Phone 024/ Dungarv-an. -who died on April tin; 3rd. Miss E. McConville and by day. KILWATERMOY 15, 1083, and my father, Willie phy, Brendan Bol-ger and Pat School Hall at 8.15 p.m. sharp on Thursday, 10th 95298 M.rs. c McCarthy. O'Shea, who died on April 5, CATTLE Howard. April, Tuesday, 15th April and Thursday, 17th April. GENT'S item-speed racing 1977. On their souls SWeet DUNGARVAN MART All factories are presently On Saturday night week the bicycle losp sale. Telephone 058/ operating a eveire pnice cutting THURSDAY 10th — Lecture on "Stress and Anxiety." Jesus have mercy. 700 calves on offer, 400 cattle, s NOTES under 21 hurlers will play 41855. Cl'1^-4) system for cattle thialt are: (a) Richard Booth, Clinical Psychologist, will give a fast- 200 sheep. Pouinmilewaite'r in- the cham- SILAGE FOR SALE — Noel Never more than a thought Oiver Fait; (b) of P°or perform- moving, piulse quickening, agitated talk on stress, its away. Large numbers of stock were UNDER-14 FOOTBALL pionship in Cappoquin at 6.45 nature and management in everyday life. Hennessy, Btohopstown, Lis- ance. p.m. On the same .night the u-14 Loving and praying for ye on offer at Dungarvan Mart on A very -thrilling match took TUESDAY 15th — Lecture on "Grief and Bereavement more. Phone 058/54692. (a)—To help overcome these footballers -will play Shamrocks every day. Easter Monday. There was place last saiturday in Ardmore given by Chris Keneal-ly, as seen recently on television. FOR SALE—1985 Fiesta: 1984 two problems make full use of in the first round of the cham- For those who loved ye strong demand and good prices between Shamrocks- and CCash- THURSDAY 17th — Lecture on "Tranquilisers and Opel Corsa, 14.000 miles; 1983 implants on cattle to be finish- pionship in- Knockanore at 7.30 dearly. for quality cattle on offer. Very more In very difficult condi- Addiction" given by Rene Rhys-Jones, Founder Member Volvo 345; 1982 Renault 4 F6 good trade for beef heifers, up ed over the summer months. p.m. Training on- Saiturday Are the ones who cannot tions. After an hour of good of Tnanx Release in Ireland. Van- 1081 Fiesta; 1980- Renault to £100 per 100 kg. Kb)—Only purchase cattle of morning at 11 a.m. in the field forget. 'and tough football draw was All meetings starting at 8.15 p.m. sharp. 18 TL- ,1078' Flat 132; Ford 400'0 reasonably good conformation. a and all players are requested (Never forgotten -by their Top prices fully maintained a fair result. The replay will be There will be ample opportunity for discussion after Tractor with safely cab and for good quality calves, demand to attend. If we have a Chal- loving son Willie, Pearl and WINTER CEREALS on Monday night next In Ard- cash lecture. power loader. Phone 058/56346. for poorer quality calves some- lenge game at the week-end de- family.) 1, _ Apply second Nitrogen more. This should be a good FOR SALE — Selected Kerr's what quieter. tails will be posted on Pad O'SULLIVAN — First Anni- dressing from now on. game toi s'ee by all. Pink Seed Potatoes. — Fuller, Sheep continue to sell very Flynn's window. versary — In loving memory of 2—'Use the most cosit effect- 1 Lismore. Phone 0-5-8-'54566. well and a ewe and couple Score: Shamrocks 2-3,, Clash- Enda O'Sullivan. 3 Parjss Road, ive weed-ikBer. Next week we will have full FOR SALE — 1-981 Toyota Hi made £119. more 2-3. 3-—'Cyeocel may be combined details of all ouir championship Lux. 2-wheel drive, pmo.—James Lismore, who died on April 2, Team — J. Murphy, K. Molo- with some of tihe newer, less- groupings and whatever fixtures Walsh, Knockaun, Ballyduff. 1985. Musses offered. On her ney, E. Nicholson. R. Fod-ey. S. scorching type of Hertblciides are available. Co Watetnford. soul Sweet Jesus have mercy. Tobin, D. Butler, M. Ilourig-ain, Do not apply C.C.C. in cold or FIELD COMMITTEE FOR SALE—Pure bred Here- (Inserted by her loving hus, M. Wade, B. Murphy, B. Hogan, band and family.) frosty weather. The monthly draw and a CLLR. BILLY KYNE, MCC, UDC ford bulls. — Nicholas Connors. J. Hlclkey, J. power, K. O'Keeffe TOBIN — Second Anniversary 4:—,FQr efficient spraying avoid meeting of the Field Com- Sprlngmount. Dumig-arvain. Tel B. Dalton, H. Nicholson. will be in attendance at the Union Office, O'Connell Street, —.In loving memory of my dear windy weather. mittee will take place in the 1058 '42i026. 01-4) hall on Monday night next at Dungarvan, on Friday, April 4 and Friday, April 18, husband, David Tobin, CWaipel FARM PARNERSHIPS MINOR FOOTBALL ARAN KNITTER'S WANTED The advantage of a Farm 8.3io p.m. All members are re- from 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. He is in attendance at the Street, Lisimore, who died on 1 —Top prices paid. Collection April 7, 1-984. Miass offered. Partnership between father and -Shamrocks will -play Affane quested to aitltend as a pro- Union Office on the first and third Friday of every mom ' arranged. CaH or 'phone Aisfllng, gramme for this year's festival (Inserted by- his loving wife son- can be- set out as follows: in Lisimore on Sunday. April 6. George's Court, Walterford. 1—Father can involve the son ait 3 p.m. will be drawn up. 'Phone 051/W262. Nora.) PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1986 LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page i) PUB QUIZ ard), brothers-in-law, sisters-in- to Kilmacow, where our lone Bernard Leddy for making him- Bord Solathalr an Lelctreaohalt law and many other relatives winner was Thomas Barry, who self available to give us Infor- time there would be no young The semi-finals of this com- and friends. finished 1st in the boys u-8 mation about the local Red Nations Interim Force iff petition were completed last After Requiem Mass, celebrat- 80m. _ (P.R.O.). Cross ambulance. This ambul- Lebanon (UNIFIL), since May Irish farmers only old Irish week and The Toby Jug and farmers! ed by Rev. Fr. O'Gorman, a ance is available for emergen- 1978. Madden's qualified for the final large crowd accompanied the PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS cies 24 hours a day. Further de- which will be staged at The cortege as his remains were tails from Bernard Leddy. Tel. Of tihe remaibing amount, MONSTER "COMING OF Lismore Hotel on Thursday, bourne -by the Fire Brigade Last week a meeting of the 058/54588. £2,023 was still owing from April 12th. More details in next Lismore Branch of the Progres- AGE" PARTY members and by his own fam- The next branch meeting will participation in the UN opera- BonJ Sotettwir iKtmdioi week's issue. The Toby Jug are ily to St. Carthage's cemetery sive Democrats was held In the favourites at even money with Lismore Hotel. Anger was ex- bo on Tuesday, 8th April in the tion in the Congo between Tuly The "Coming of Age" party where he was laid to rest Lismore Hotel at 8 p.m. All Madden's easing slightly at 5/4. Canon Power and Fr. Madden pressed at the letter that has 1960 and May 1964, aind to mark 21 years as a Dail been circulated by Fianna Fail members are requested to at- also attended at the graveside tend. £534,723 in relation to our Deputy for Fianna Fail TD NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS GOLF NOTES May he rest in peace. T.D. and Co. Councillor, Jackie Fahey, regarding his opposition involvemtot with the United Jackie Fahey will takie plaice- at In order to carry out essential improvements Late Fred Clarke — It is with to the service charges. BALLINVELLA COMMUNITY Nations in Cyprus which began Clonea Strand Hotel on this deep regret that to-day we re- MR. PADDY CONNORS COUNCIL and alterations to our networks, we regret The charge of £25 to get the coming Friday night. The func- cord the death of one of our in April 1964. Our sincere sympathy goes to Fire Brigade to attend a house At a specially convened meet- that it will be necessary to interrupt the most esteemed oast presidents, tion will consist of a 2-bamd the family of the late Paddy fire was discussed. We are ing on Monday night last a vote Mr. Barrry admitted that Mr. Fred Clarke. Those of us session danqe with a bar exten- electricity supply as follows: Connors, Mayfield, who died un- awaiting further Information of sympathy was passed to the who were privileged to have there was very little chance expectedly recently. from the fire service on this wife and family of the late sion and it is scheduled for the known and served with him will that the money owed in rela- Paddy (known as the Gentle- issue. Fred Clarke, Monatrim. May he hours of 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. cherish the memory of his kind- BALLYDUFF R/A man) was a familiar figure in We would like to thank Mr. rest in peace. tion to the' Congo operation ly and gentlemanly nature, a the town and was well known I would ever be repaid while the Without doubt the "fackie true and trusted club and com- for his wit. Monday, 7th April — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — mittee man whose advice was prospects of repayment in re- Fahey 21st Celebration Com- Logleagh, Feargarrid, Balysaggart Viillage, Knockauna- much valued and always wil- His remains were brought to spect of the Cyprus operation mittee" have left no stone radt, Glenaveha, Glendeish, Knockadav. lingly forthcoming. St. Carthage's Church and fol- were also regrettably poor. unturned to ensure that the lowing Requiem Mass, celebrat- To his wife Mary and his Referring to the UNIFIL event will be a roaring success family we extend our slncerest ed by Fr. Madden, C.C., assisted BALLYDUFF R/A sympathy. Ar dheis lamh De go by canon Power and Rev. Fr. position, Mir. Banry said that and they have organised bus raibh a anam. O'Gorman, C.C., the fuheral this arose because a number of services from every nook and Tuesday, 8th April — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — took place to Touraneena ceme- countries involved in the cranny in the constituency to Oool, Reanacoolagh, RnockaduMaun, Lafone, Knockeen- Results: 18 Holes 3-Ball tery where he was Interred. Stableford — P. Norrls (10), UNIFIL forces had not made transport Hams and supporters ga-ncan, Knockaniska. 1st, He is survived by his sisters P. J. Rumley (21), M. Byrne in Canada, U.S.A. and England their contributions to the to it. They have sought and (21) 102 pts.• 2nd, R. Ormonde and his sister Nellie with whom peacekeeping fund. These in- succeeded in obtaining a men- CLASHMORE R/A (6), Billy Ormonde (17), J. Lln- he lived until his untimely tion of the function by practi- ane (18) 102 pts.- 3rd, R. Or- death. cluded Iran and certain Arab monde (6). Billy Ormonde (17). States such as Syria and! Libya cally all iflhe political columnists Thursday, 10th April — From 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — On Saturday, April 5th the Sunday, March 30th _ 1, A. J. Hornibrook (8) 101 pts. MR. MICHAEL O'GORMAN of the national papers. Keereen, Clogh, Woodhouse, Killatoor, Ballynaparka, Jimmy Bruen and Pierce Pur- Spratt- 2, p. Geoghegan. Mixed who claiimed that the peace- Mixed Foursomes (9 Holes cell panels will play In Youghal keeping force in Lebanon was Rillmagibboge, Ballynicole, Ballingown, Bleach, Curragh- We extend our sincere sym- Foursomes—1, J. Spratt and B. Indeed we have heard it said roolie, Goolahest, Vil-tierstown, Ballynaoourty, Dromana, Stroke) — 1st, Lauri MacDer- pathy to the family of Michael at 11.30 a.m. The following are Twomey. 2, p. and S. Norris. necessary because of the mott (17) and Kay McDermott O Gorman, Cooldelane, whose the pairings involved:— Monday, March 31st — 1, M. actions of Israel and that con- that (a- gathering of up to Curragheen, Ballycullane, Aglish, Ooolroe, Shanakill, (21) 314; 2nd, F. Geary (8) and death occurred at the week-end. Casey, J. Martin, S. Fitzgerald 1. T- Melody and J. Elstead v. sequently they did not wish to 1,500 will attend. This may be Lackensillagh, Curnadarra, Graigue, Monagally, Lisgriffin, D. cahill (23) 32*; best gross. T. Flynn and B. Power. (30 11/12). all vlery well as a feather in the Mountstuant, Lackengreany, Reamanagh, Toor, Carrona- F. Geary (8) and C- Dowd (21) SONG CONTEST 2. p. J. Kllllgrew and M. Mer- FIXTURES contribute'. 40. nin v. C- Power and P. spratt. Thurs./Sat. April 5th — 18 This prompted a Fianna Fail caps of the promoters but davder, Carronalhyla, Clashbrack, Monacullee, Craggs, Congratulations to Mr Brian where will such a crowd fit- Fixtures : Invitation Fourball 3. B. Mullins and J. Gough v. Hole Fourball X cards. front bencher to comment: "It Ballinune, Ballindrumma, Lackamore, Ballinamultina, O'Reilly and Loudest Whisper A. Spratt and P. Donnelly. Sunday, April 6th — Start of that is wiltih any kind of and Captain's Drive-In post- whose song "Johnny Where Are is disgraceful that some coun- Knockaniska, Ballycurrane, Kilgabriel, Tinnascart, Augh- poned to Saturday, 12th. 4. P. Murphy and E. Slater v. Season 18 Hole Stroke. comfort. You Now,'' did so well In the J. Martin and L. Russell. LADIES GOLF NOTES tries should renegje on their nacurraveel, Goolbagh, Glenessy, Dromore, Ballynaclash, Thursday, 3rd April — Ladies Irish Eurovlsion competition on And what, in view of the Senior Alliance. 1st tee reserved 5. C. Nagle and M. Lynch v. Final play-off for section win- payments." Clashmore, Kilmore, Abartagh, Coolbooa, Ballyheeny, Sunday last. J. Lavan and p. McGovern. ners in the Round Robin to be stringent regulations about Khakitown, Ballyorompane, Kilmaloo, Lackandarra. all day. Brian's Song took second W!e have no hesitation in Friday. 4th — 200 club Draw 6. M. Flynn and B. O'Kennedy played during the week, Mon- crowds and fire safety insisted place out of an original entrv day 7th April to the 11th April. adding that it is a disgrace and Presentation of Prizes. of 650 songs. v. M. Fitzgerald and P. Phelan. 7. S. O'Neill and T. Llneen v. Please check notice board to see that Ireland should not only on by the courts where diance MELLERAY R/A Draw for Club Foursomes Match May we wish him and the Play. J. Considlne and P. Noctor. who finalists are. supply contingents for UN licenses are concerned, will the entire cast of "Buskin" a huge RESULTS Coming popular event—-White Saturday 5th/Sunday 6th—Re- success In the Intimate Theatre Fire Service Authority have to Friday, I Ith April — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — Elephant Competition — long peacekeeping activities but fund of Subscription Competi- London. Thursday, Friday and Satur- say if the attendance is any- Salterbridge, Glenribbeen, Monaman, Brtllygalane, Glen- day, March 29th—1, J. Martin; and short handicaps preferable, should have to pay the costs tion (Golfer of Year Points) 18 thing like that being forecast. taun, Rath, Coolcrighoge, Sruh. Holes v. Par. 2, J. Spratt. arrange own partners. as well. LISMORE A.C. NOTES The function has been billed MR. TOMMY SCANLAN Lismore athletes were am- NO YOUNG FARMERS as the "Social Event of The ongst the prizewinners at Tra- SAFETY NOTES We regret to record the death At Question Time at the Year" and even if it doesn't so more Open Sports on Sunday turn out, at £5 a head it of Mr. Tommy Scanlan, late of last, the 30th of March. The fol- European Parliament in Stras- FOR SAFETY SAKE— Chapel Street, who died at his BALLYDUFF NOTES lowing are those who ran so bourg last week Mr. Ray Mc- should, in view of the pro- home after a prolonged Illness. well:— MASS TIME PARKING day, April 27—