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MARIOS .o/tir MOTOR FACTORS HORNIBROOKS MARY ST., DUNGARVAN L.SMOP.E Spares for- COOKERS, KETTLES, FRIDGES Dungarvan Header TWIN TUBS, AUTOMATICS, VACUUM CLEANERS AND and SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT FOR TUMBLE DRYERC TEL. 058/42417, anytime Circulating throughout the County and City of Waterford,REGISTERE SouthD AT THTipperaryE GENERAL and South-East Cork TOYOTA Vol. 50. No. 2555. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1988. POST OFFICE AS A NEWSPAPER PRICE 25p (inc. VAT) Co. Council Staffing Levels Drop By 66 LA 'LE PADRAIG they were at that time, should be kept open and that the Do reir Conradlh na Gaeilge savings should be effected by Arising from the operation of "At March 1, 49 have ceased policy which had cut back on the scheme for Voluntary Re- employment and the balance ol beidh La Fheile Padraig an- t'he other option. al] the financial allocations. speisialta : mbliana. Don dara dundancy / Early Retirement 17 will cease on March 18," the Hot on the heels of this the members of Waterford report stated. Cllr. Kyne then asked what bliain as a cheile ta feaclitas decision, a special meeting of County Council were informed The report went on to remind kind of a reduction in services at their monthly meeting in was facing the county this year iaidrir bolscaireachta deanta acu the Board was requisitioned by the members that the Rate cliun an pobal i gcoitinne a Dungarvan last Monday, in a Support Grants were reduced as a result the Wexford members following report submitted by the County spreagadh chun Gaeilge a by £689,300 in 1987 and were Mr. Hurley replied that all pressure by the consultants at Manager. Mr. Dan Hurley, that £1,179.000 less than In 1986. lablhairt an la sin. Agus ba 61 outdoor and 5 administrative the public services would de- the Wexford County Hospital Council funds for county road teriorate and this would be- mhaith linn anso tacaoicht a staff 'had opted out under the maintenance were in fact and at this a motion proposed scheme. come more noticeable as the thlathairt don iarracbt so le by them that in order to pro- £916.000 less than in 1986. year went on. As the roads allo- spreagadh a tihabhairt do'n In addition to the five ad- Cllr. B. Kyne who sought the vide adequate funding to main- ministrative staff availing- of cation had been cut by almost phobai ar fad chun Gaeilge a report on the position in the £1 million he said that there tain the services at the County the scheme, the report, stated first instance thanked Mr. Hur- would b^ no surface dressing lablhairt an la sin. Hospital, the New Ross District that there were ten officer ley for such a full report as posts on the Council not filled carried out on the roads and Ta fhios again n go bhfuil Hospital should be closed was there had been a great deal of there would be no hedge cut- either over the past 12 months. talk about the effect which the Officers of The West Waterford Drama Festival pictured at their presentation of an-blia ag an bpobal leis an passed. These included 2 staff officers. ting done. "We have less money redundancy scheme was hav- and less staff and that will re- prizes at the Lismore Hotel. Back row (1. to r.) Mary Kearney (Assistant Secretary), nGaeilge. Ta Gaeilge eigin ag a 3 clerical officers 1 grade IV ing. He said that in doing what sult in poorer standards." said formhor—nios mo na mar a Now it would appear that secundment. 2 executive engin- he did. the Co. Manager was the- Manager. Hugh Collins (Chairman), Jim Carrig (Dire etor), Richie Walsh (PRO), Mary Willis the same strategy is being eers 1 draughtsman technician only reacting to Government (Treasurer); Front (1. to r.) Sheila Heneghan (Vice-Chairperson), Maureen Geary dheapann siad go minic, agus and 1 chief fire officer. ta pobal mor ann a bhfuil worked by the consultants The report was noted. (Secretary), Eithne Coleman (Assistant Treasurer). (Photo by Kiely) Gaeilge mhaith acu. attached to Ardkeen to have a Da bhri sin ma la Gaeilge similar move made in Water- agat, a bheag no mor, bain ford which could result in the usaid as. Lahhair Gaeilge le do closure of the District Hospital chairde agus le do ohomhar- in Dungarvan in order to sana. Labhair le do bhean cbeile transfer the funds saved by such an operation towards what First Moves Towards Closure PETER O'BRIEN no le d'fihear ceili i. Labhair le MENSWEAR do phaisti i. they consider as adequate Agus ma deant'ai-mid sin funding to provide tihe services cinntimis gur la an speisialta a and staff they deem to be 14 GRATTAN SQUARE bheidih 1 La Fheile Padlraig i necessary at Ardkeen. DUNGARVAN mbliana. Labhiraimis Gaeilge an The strategy has already Oi Dungarvan District Telephone 058/42593 la sin agus annsan gach la as succeeded in Wexford but it sin amach. will be to our eternal shame if A huge crowd attended last He added: "Maybe there Is * MAGEE SUITS — Now in stock — ready to wear DON'T LET IT HAPPEN we alow it to succeed here in week's public meeting held in good reason for spending money Waterford now with the re- Waterford to protest against or tailored made. HERE on a Health Board administra- sultant closure of our hospital the effects which the cutbacks tion bloc that looks like Dallas * Large selection of suits from the executive collection in t.he health services are hav- or maybe that, happened be- Last week a huge meeting in Dungarvan. ing on Ardkeen Regional Hos- Hospital? by WELLINGTON. cause the Minister of the day look place in Waterford City to pital. While the arguments were Other Brands Stocked — Kilmaine, Peter Simon. NATIONAL DAFFODIL was not keeping a tight rein on publicly protest against t'he cut- mainly in favour of restoring He added that he had never he said, recommended that the finances." Sizes 38 - 52 Chest. backs which it was stated had DAY the cuts to enable the hospital got a straight answer from the acute services bs maintained at * Sports Coats and Blazers — 36 - 54 Chest. to maintain even the most basic When he said that the pre- now reduced Ardkeen Regional Health Board and he believed Ardkeen and Deputy Swift, told * Chino Trousers — £24.00. Preparations for the first services for the coming year, nurses and patients were being how he voted for such a pack- sent Minister was keeping a Hospital to one of the most National Daffodil Day in this fears were expressed that such sacrificial lambs for protection- age. tight rein on the finances, he * SPECIALS — Jumpers £6.95, Shirts £6.50. a move could result in the clos- was booed and neckled by the understaffed, underfunded and area are now well in hand and ism in other areas. "f sympathise with the doc- underequipped regional hospi- a most energetic committee ure of the District Hospital in impatient gathering Dress Hire Specialists — Late Opening Friday 9 pm Dungarvan. tors and nurses. I voted for tals in the country. have been hard at it organising Deputy Brian Swift said that Ardkeen before and I would do he was a member of the South Senator Katharine Bulbulia the event over t-he past few Present at the meeting. It again," hg- said. l>ror>aiiecl that the Health Board Consultants on the hospital's! which was cchafre d by Aid. Eastern He-alth Board' anFINE GAEL LEADER FOR the remainder were co-opted. them £10 each for the use of a Mr. Peter McQuillan to play the as equally concerned with what DUNGARVAN Only four of the- members came TROPHIES FOR net which exceeded legal mea- cards ne got from central has already been referred to from Waterford. surements, and a fine Of £5 was funds. Even If Dungarvan's hos- ALICIA'S 21st ANNIVERSARY We understand that Mr. What was happening in Wa- imposed ln respect of each of pital was closed there would and described as the domino Alan Dukes T.D. Leader of the terford now seemed to bear a ST. PATRICK'S the six salmon (£30 total) on also be a shortfall In- the budget effect which the inadequate Fine Gael Party will attend the «tark reality to what had hap- each defendant. In addition- the next year and Ardikeen would be Justice directed them to pay in difficulty again. SALE 1967-1938 funding of the region's acute annual meeting of the Water- pened in 'Wexford recently hospitals is tending to have on where the majority voted for costs of £50 each Two other ford County Executive Fine the closure of New Ross District charges were marked "proved." Cllr, Garry O'Halioran said: lhe smaller District Hospitals. Gael to be held in Lawlor's Hospital in order to make more DAY PARADE The- Justice also disqualified "If you want a better health The Regional Health Board, Hotel, Dungarvan on Friday, money available for the County Drohan from holding a fishing service then you had better join Commences Friday, March 18 originally faced with the Hospital. ,. ,, There will be three new tro- licence for three years because the VHI because if you cannot March 25. phies for the St. Patrick's Day pay you will die." options of closing the District Deputy Deasy said that he of a previous conviction. Open During Lunch Hour on Fridays and All Day A party spokesman has in- was not prepared to accept a Parade this year. The Trustee Hospitals in the region or of Savings Bank Trophy will go Thursday, March 24. formed us that Mr. Dukes similar situation here and he cutting back on the acute for the best advertising float, plans to attend the meeting as would not be in favour of clos- hospitals with a concomitant ing Dungarvan District Hospi- the Connradh na Gaeilge Tro- FANTASTIC BARGAINS — 10% DISCOUNT OFF a result of "present circum- phy for the best visual display loss of some 300 jobs in order tal "If the monies which are REGULAR STOCK stances" in the party in the available are spent in a proper In Irish and the Dungarvan to trim its expenditure to t'he Retail & Traders Association constituency. We take this to manner Dungarvan can be kept Ladies Suits, fully lined, pastel shades, latest styles. permitted limit',: decided that open and the problems at Ard- Trophy for the best business THE COFFEE POT 10 to 14.. Half price £49,99. and trading effort. Fully-lined Skirts, new styles, Half-price £14.99 and the District Hospitals, such as (Continued on Page 8) keen can also be alleviated." The Retail & Traders Asso- THEJQUARE, DUNGARVAN £19.99. ciation have also arranged for Young Style Two-Piece Suits, whitie/navy. cream/taupe the display of buntings for the Half-price £16.99. parade and the organising com- Blazer Style Jackets, fully-lined—Half-price £29.99. mittee of the parade would ap- Has now been re-opened by the Anorack Jackets — Half-price £15.99. preciate it if others would fol- Velour Dressing Gowns and Housecoats, WOs and low suit. XOS —• £10.99. Coakley family Floral Cotton Nightgowns, long sleeves, WOS and COFFEES, PASTRIES, SALADS, SNACKS XOS. were £9.99 now £6.99. AND ICES Cord Jeans with Leather Belt, size 12 only — £14.99. Ladies Track Suits, pastel shades — £14.99. OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 9-6 XOS Pinafores, zi'pped front, up to size 28 — £15.99. HALF PRICE SPECIALS IN KNITWEAR _ ALL CAPPOQUIN TO PERFECTS: Multi-coloured Lambswool Jumpers with collar, £14.99. Tweed Design Chunky Cardigans, 38 to 44 — £15.99. HAVE NEW BACON Fine "Lambswool'' Crew Jumpers, 38 to 42 — £10.99. "Botany" Wool Jumpers, split collar £12.99, FACTORY Classic Lambswool Cardigans w'.'fch pockets. 38 to 44. Speaking at the conclusion of also size 46 with collar — £14.99. the monthly meeting of Water- DUNGARVAN IDEAL HOMES Lambswool Lumber Jackets — £14.99. ford Co. Council in Dungarvan Children's Track Suits, 24 to 30. were £11.99, now £G.99. last Monday Cllr. James A. Infants' Knitted 2-Pieces — £3.99. Walsh said that it was a great EXHIBITION Dress and Pantee Sets — £4.99. satisfaction for the people of SPORTS CENTRE, DUNGARVAN "Little Chic" Wine Cardigans, 24 to 32, Half-price £3.99. Cappoquin and Indeed of all Infants' Jumpers clearing £1 each. West Waterford to le-arn that Christening Robes Half-price £6.99. work had now begun on the April 15-17 (inc') Children's Polo Junipers, navy, black, white and jade— building of a new bacon factory Business people in t'he area interested in exhibiting £4.99. in Cappoquin. please ring Tom Murphy, Cork 021/371032 us minimum "It is." said Cllr. Walsh, •'grand to see a new bacon fac- space Ss still available. ALICIA BROWNE tory being built in- the town Organised by: Ideal Homes Ltd. (Nationwide Ideal' LADIES FASHIONS, INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR which has been associated with Home Experts) the bacon Industry for genera- 83, O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN tions." PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 351, 1988.

Dungarvan Itugbg Club Notes LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES KEANELAND CUP LISMORE GOLF CLUB NOTES SOCCER: LISMORE WIN The 1st semi-final of the 1988 Lismore played at home last Sunday against Ardmore and Weekly Draw: The results of Keaneland Cup will be played After the Spring League it the latest draw — £50, Mrs. Deteat For 'Seconds' In Cork Cup this Thursday, St. Patrick's was a change to Scotch Four- ran out convlncine 6-2 winners. Angela Lineen, Owebeg. Lis- Day in Lismore at 4 p.m. be- somes for the past week-end. Leading 3-0 at, half-time, Lis- more were never bothered by a more; £30, Tom Keating. New Duniinrvnn 0, Kinsalo 14 their only reward ln this period In the second hall it was tween Tallow and Cappoquin. Result: 18 H. Scotch Four- Street, Lismore; £20. Allan diomlmiated and Klnsale emerged As the Gold Cup will be tele- somes — 1st Ml. -Dunford (20) poor Ardmore team. Lismore winners, having proved they was one penalty to lead bv 3 Klnisia'le's turn to put on t)he scorers were B. Prendergast (2), O'Gorman, Fernville. Lismore; Ait Dungairv-an an Sunday last pressure and Dungarvan began vised from Cheltenham on and F. Geary (9) 62J; 2nd, P. J. £15. Liam Power. Rath. Lis- wore superior. points to nil at half time. Much Patrick's Day,, Lismore C.B.S. Rumley (15) and Ml. Byrne (15) Dan Shanahan (2). Brendan the 2nd team were defaulted by Dungarvain, playing with th® a.s Dungarvan tried In the first the half by defending well and Lawton and Anthony Bolger. mOre £10, Kathie O'Keeffe, lHURLING FINAL Purcel] Shield being organised, per month for three months desperately. Inevitably the Kln- CORN IOGNAID RIS with some fabulous prizes on sale pressure told and in the those on the panels should keep Lismore C.B.S 6-5 an eye on the notice board. offer and all proceeds will go closing minutes they scored two De La Salle Hospital 6-3 towards our proposed commu- tries and one convert to leave The registrar on the instruc- INCOME AND At Ballygiblln on Friday last tions of the committee is pre- nity centre. Further details and the flinial score Klnsale 14, Dun- Lismore captured the u.l6i tickets, can be obtained from gar van 6, sently getting ln touch with Munster championship. Al- those who have not yet paid any committee member. Tlie Dungarvan team was M. though Lismore C.B.S. had a their subs., to ascertain their Brackett, W. O'Brien, d. O'Con- commanding 5-6 to 1-2 lead at INHERITANCE TAX Sympathy — The club would intentions for the year. like to extend its sympathy to nor, P. McGrath, J. Clarke. D. half-time. De La Salle, aided Tickets for the Easter Sunday Salmon. C. O'Riordan, J. Our- by the strong breeze in the Christy Brien on a recent fam- Social will be available on St. ily bereavement. ran, N. Hannfgan, K. Clarke. E. second half fought back game- Patrick's night. Lonergan, N. Parks, p. Miul- ly and could easily have SEMINAR FOR snatched a famous victory. laney, G. O'Brien, P. Nugent. P. LADIES GOLF NOTES Queally (sub for C. O'Riordan, Scorers: De La Salle Hospital injured). A Ryan (3-1), W. Madden We're well into the Spring DUNGARVAN 'THIRDS' WIN 'FRIENDLY' (2-0). J. Moran (1-1), M. Walsh League at this stage and every- Dungarvan 13, Carrick-on-Suir 8 (0-1) C.B.S. Lismore — O. Cor- one seems to be enjoying them- Waterford County Executive In a very entertaining game coran (3-0) K. O'Gorman (2-1), selves. The state- of the teams of the I.F.A. -have organised in MINK RUNNING lm Dungarvan on Sunday also, S. Daly (1-1).. M. Hickey (0-3). are as follows — Team "Clubs" conjunction with the Bank of the 3rds bad a good win over Lismore C.B.S. team — J. 147- Team "Diamonds" 146; Ireland a Seminar to discuss Oarriok-n-Sulr. The team, with Doyle (Tallow). C. Cunningham Team "Spades" 134; Team aspects of Income Tax and In- a mixture of experience and (do.). K Clancy (Ballysaggart), "Hearts" 130. heritance Tax. WILD IN WEST youith, showed some excellent P. O'Donnell (do.), A, Tinnelly The Queen of the Hills this Income Tax is becoming more form In this their first outing (Lismore), D. Hickey (Bally- week is E Hornibrook. A big and more a problem for farmers duff i, P. Nugent (Lismore), M. congratulations to Mrs. A. Mc- as they run out, of Capital Al- of the season. Scoring two tries Hickey (do.), J. Ahearn.__capt. with 1 conversion and 1 Penalty ^ \ x Lynch '(do.) G. Hickey Carthy who came 1st in the in- lowances etc. Where no term WATERFORD they Played a.good, open run- (Ballyduff); C. Barry (Tallow)-, termediate Alliance outing held lending is involved, it could be In Youghal last Thursday, 10th The Chairman of Waterford nlng game to the delight) oif the described as a nuisance but Co Council Cllr. P. Kenneally spectators present. O Corcoran (Ballyduff), S March. where term lending is involved, Daly (Lismore), K. O'Gorman the Implications for the borrow- stated at the monthly meeting The first try wa-s scored by (do.). C Henley, D. McGrath Ladles don't forget to start of the Council held in Dungar- vmmmm» J. McGrath (-B'mibo) after an ing farmer are vary severe (Tallow), T. Feeney (Ballyduff). choosing your partners- for the when faced with high rates of val last Monday that mink were The cast of "Her Step Husband," a 3-acl comedy, at the Town Hall, Lismore on excellent jinking run along the De La Salle Hospital—A. Hef- forthcoming "Vodka Four- tax. Mr. Peadar McCanna, Chief running wild through the March 17, 18 and 20 at 8 p.m. 'Front row (1. to r.) Billy Lee, Margaret Ormonde, toucihil-inie. He hadi a major in- fernan J. Rice, P. Cooke. S. somes" which will be held on Agricultural Adviser of Bank of countryside between Dungar- put into the second try when van and Youghal. James Lenane, Bernadette Crowley; back row (1. to r.) Julie Landers, Marty Mc- ^j,,1 J O'Brien T. Costello, K. Daly, S. Wednesday 30th March. Ireland will discus a new ap- lie made a good break u-pfle'ld McGelligot, M. Walsh, G Cun- The winner of the 2 club com- At the previous meeting Cllr. Namara, Anne Tiemey, Mary Bennett-Lena nc, Edward Lynch. proach to repaying loans tax before releasing to Dends Her- ningham. P. J. Cronin, C. Ryan, petition held last Wednesday effectively without running Kenneally had asked whether llhy who was held up just J. Moran (capt.), W. Madden. A. was Mrs. E. Tinnelly with 33 down the farm business. the Council had any power or responsibility in the control of short of the line, but Pat Cul- Ryan. S O'Meara. Subs. _ T. nett. Inheritance Tax Is a once in linane, following up, was on Sheehan K Burke. 9 Hole Competition, Wed. 16th mink which he said were de- a generation tax, but nonethe- stroying poultry in the Old Par- LISMORE DRAMATIC hand to grab the ball and March. less can be very severe. For far- barge over for a try undier the ish-Grange-Kiely's Cross area SPRATT mers in particular, it is avoid- and he was told by the Deputy posts. able with a proper approach to NO. 2, SEA.PARK, CLONEA ROAD, DUNGARVAN 'Phis was a lively opening en- Co. Manager. Mr B. J. McNally, Wills and succession. Mr. Gerry that unless a public health SPLENDID DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE SOCIETY counter for the 3rds> who will Butler of the Bank of Ireland's After two months of rehear- have cup engagements in the nuisance was being created, the FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY BALLYSAGGART NOTES Trustee Dept.. who specialises Council had no function in the sals, Lismore Dramatic Society near future. allv missed by his wife. Mary In this area will discuss what * 4 Bedrooms, well fitted and furnished. are ready to tiake to the stage THE LATE PETER LYONS matter. The team was J. McGrath. P. It. is with regret we record and his sons and daughters. steps farmers can take towards * Dual heating system. for their Spring presentation. Cullinane. D. Herlihy, N. Her- His high standing in the com- reducing the Capital Acquisi- It has long been the policy of the death ln Dungarvan Hospi- Cllr. Kenneally. referring to * Large well enclosed garden area. lihy, H. Coliender, E. Phelan M. tal last weekend of Mr. Peter munity was clearly visible in tions tax liability. A sensible the problem again at last Mon- the Society to present a play the very large congregation at * Excellent accommodation throughout, including O'Donovan, J, Tynan, D. Mc- Lyons. Peter bore a long illness approach by farmers to this as- day's meeting, said that he had on St. Patrick's Day and th's Govern. J. O'Rourke. G. Hayes, with patience and good humour the removal of the remains to pect. of their affairs will ensure been informed in the mean-time extensive fitted furniture. year is no exception. "Her Step P. Smith. P. Foley, S. Coyne, P. which was typical Of his Chris- St. Mary's Church on Monday that the transfer of land from that a bounty was payable for * Attractive porch. Husband" is our presentation Quaid tian attitude to life and its tri- evening and the burial In the one generation to the next will the destruction of these mink Solrs: Joseph P. Gordon & Co., The Burgery. this year. It is a hilarious situ- FIXTURES bulations. A loving husband adjoining cemetery on Tuesday not starve the inheritor of and he asked the Co. Secretary ation comedy-, full of mistaken morning. much needed investment Inspection strictly by prior arrangement only with the Sunday, March 19 1st team and father and devoted family to ascertain if this was so. "If identity and confusion. Patrons —friendly afc home to be -ar- man. Peter will be most especi- To his wife Mary, sons, capital. these mink are not contained Auctioneers. who remember our lasit produc- ranged: 2nd team— Gleeson cup daughters, sisters and brothers The meeting will take place they will destroy all the poultry t'on of "Sailor Beware" will v. Thurles away, klok-off 3 o'c. we extend our sympathy. in Lawlor's Hotel. Dungarvan. in the county," he said. GORTNAD1HA UPPER, RING know the capabilities of our Sunday. March 26 — 1st team at 8.15 p.m. on the 21st March. oast. THE LATE MARY FLYNN c. 12 ACRES ROADSIDE LANDS -Semi-final Garr.yowen Cup The death also occurred at FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY This year again under the away v. winners of B-ruff v. Abbeyside the District Hospital. Dungar- excellent tutelage of our Pro- Fermoy who are playing on St. Edmond Spratt & Son are instructed by the owner to van on- Monday of last week of ducer Jlames Lenane, ouir actors Patrick's Day; 3rd team 3rds Miss Mary Flynn. Se-emocudda. offer for sale these roadside Lands, situate adjoining, the toave been brought to a flr.ie Cup away to High,field. 3 o'c. Scout A mflinbf,r ot a 11 old und ll'lgllly Robert's Gross junction, us follows: prtltcft). OTTTKnxd^, Ann« MCIK-OII. BALLYDUFF NOTES Tlerney and James Lenane respected family in the area. LOT 1 — Approximately 2 acres, having extensive YOGI'S DISCO Notes Mary's pas-sine leaves her many have been joined by Billy Lee. Yogi's disco continues on this PIONEER NOTES The first round of the SHC road frontage to the Helvick road. Mary Ben nett-Lena ne,. Julie 4th Waterford friends with a great feeling of will be played on April 24 or Saturday n'gnt with Liam Lan- loss. Mary was laid to rest In At a meeting of the looal LOT 2 — Approximately 10 acres, adjoining the Landers, Marty McNamara. Ber nen as rota captain. His team (St. Joseph's) Miay 1. Congratulations to Lis- the Parochial Cemetery. Lis- centre on Friday night congra- more CBS on- winning tihe Mini- Old Parish Road. Crowley and Ed. Lynch in a fast are J. O'Brien, D. O'Regan, T. moving couple of hours enter- TROOP MEETING more on Wednesday last. tulations were extended to ster Colleges U-16J hurling This holding is being offered for sale in one or more Shalloe. J. Connors, W. O'Brien, To her brother Johnny, rela- Mairead Ahern on reaching the tain meant. D. French, A. Connors and P. Last Saturday night's meet- championship on Friday last. lots and should prove a valuable investment. ing was opened by Michael Cos- tives and friends we tender our All-Ireland final of the Reado-iri Two of our younger players, Costumes are in the capable Mulianey. If any of above sincere sympathy. Solrs: Murphy & McCullagh,, Grattan Square, hands of Ena Brien and Tom grave and Kieran Veale who compe-tition. At the Regional Owen Corcoran and Gerard members are not available SYMPATHY meeting in- St. Michael's Hall Dungarvan. Murphy is in charge otf set please contact Liam Lannen. began with the scout prayer. Hickev made valuable contribu- While they collected subs the We extend our sympathy to on iMlondiay night she received tions to the victory with Owen construction and organising his Mary. Patsy and Jim Carey, all Further particulars and maps from:— back-sitage crew. patrols revised a section of the a presentation from Ken Beg- scoring three goals. First Aid skills test. of Ballysaggart on the death in ley, President, -West Waterford As our cur-tains will be going DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB Ardkeen last weekend of their up at 8 p.m. we would request After subs crab football PTAA and also from Fr. K. FUND-ftAISING COMMITTEE leagues were played when it sister. Mrs. Catherine Ring of Edmond Spratt & Son, patrons to come early to gain Full panel £50. Snowball £34 Mulcahy. P.P.. on behalf of the appeared Mark Shepherd and Drumana. local centre in recognition of a good seat. We will be opening on 47 calls. Colour: white. CARD RESULTS on St. Patrick's n-'ght and con- Eoin Clancy were none too her achievements. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 65 33 60 76 15 36 23 54 happy with some of the referee- 1st, Dick O'Donnell and Terry M.I.A.V.I. tinuing on- Friday l&th and Mulcahy- 2nd Jimmy Geoghe- A Rletreait will -talce place in Sunday 20th. Looking forward 41 74 4 12 79 83 24 ing decisions. St. Augustine's College, Dungar- PROGRESSIVE 29 59 57 69 43 66 85 67 When the soccer finals were gan and Peg Morrissey: 3rd. to seeing you. Mess Morrissey and Mary Whe- van on Sunday, March 27 from 88 8 48 13 7 52 46 25 finished all the patrols took up 2.15 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. and any- their positions for an inter- lan Last 5 — Larry O'Farrell 14 56 5 35 75 18 30 71 patrol quiz, which consisted of and Kit Scanlan Lucky Tables one interested should hand in 78 21 16 6 9 51* 89 two mark, four mark, general, — James Hyland and Paddy their names to Pad Flynn or DEMOCRATS 82 Martina Kearney before Wed- 40 47 specialised and going for five Clancy. Dave Moore and Eilo 81 80 27 37 84 Connors. Raffle—Joan Bennett, nesday niexlt. "Denotes end of Snow-ball. questions. After some top qua- LIAM NOONAN SALES lity answering It was the Italian Honor Meagher. Terry Mulcahy, The Diocese of Wa-terford and West Waterford Prizes must be claimed on oi Eileen Geary. before Monday, March 21st at patrol of Michael Sheehan and Lismore Pilgrimage to Knock ANNUAL GENERAL DUFFCARRIG, ARDMORE, CO. WATERFORD r.iam Moore who were deemed MUNSTER CHAMPIONS will this lyiear take place on 5 p.m. sharp from Mrs. Mc- Congratulations to Kieran Hounds Gregor. 32 Caseyville, Dungar- winners. May 1. It is hoped to organise and Paddy O'Donnell, members a bus from this area. Further — will meet — van. We then had a physical work- 1 out when skipping ropes, lolo- of the Lismore C.B.S. -u-16.', details next week. 27 ACRES OF GOOD FERTILE MARCH Full sheet miust be returned team which captured the Mun- MEETING when claiming. ball and gutbusters were ln The officers of ithe centre will Thursday 17th ... clashmore (12 operation John Paul Cosgrave. ster title by defeating Hospital attend a communications Sem- LAND Noon) Last week's winner — Pat in Ballygiblln on Friday last. A well attended annual gen- Walsh, Kilrush. Claran Walsh and Brendan inar in the Mercy Convent, ON THE WATERFRONT Saturday, March 19 ... Browne's Flynn were some of our best Dungarvan on Sunday, April 10. eral meeting of the Progressive Numbers drawn this week by WINNERS Democrats, Waterford Constit- With development potential. Rare opportunity. Cross (Bye-day) gutbusters while Bryan Elstead Congratulations to Mary Fen- Next meeting Friday. April 8. Carmel COntweOl. 78 c'hilders and End a Donnelly showed uency was held recently in the FOR AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 23 Esitate. nessy on saddling her first, win- Tower Hotel, Waterford. The —at 11.30 a.m. their skill on the loloball. ner at J-'kibereen Polnt-to-Point DARTS SUCCESS IN DEVONSHIRE ARMS HOTEL, YOUGHAL The meeting ended with the meeting was opened toy ithe out- PLANNING NOTICE on Sunday week. Well done also Congratulations to James going chairman. Mr. Sean at 3 p.m. Followers are earnestly re- week's notices and the closing to trainer Con Hayes. Congra- Scanlon and Mark Flynn of the quested not to make gaps on to Co. Waterford — I, Andrew J prayer Robinson who -reviewed his year O'Connell wish to apply to Wia- tulations also to Pat Roche Lindsays Dart Club on winning in office. Vendor: Mrs. Bridget Troy. roads or ln boundary fences, tihe West Waterford Doubles and to ensure that all gates are teirford CO-unty Council for PARADES whose horse won the drag-hunt In Fermoy on the same day Championship which took place There was a warm reception Solicitors: J. L. Keane & Son, Youghal. closed planning permission to erect a On Thursday. St. Patrick's bungalow at Biallynagiigla, Bon- Day. our -Scouts are putting a G.A.A. NOTES in Cappoquin on Sunday week for Geraldine Kennedy. T.D., last. Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs For lull particulars contact— mahon. float in the local parade. This Non-Stop Results - The Feb- year the scouts themselves have ruary Draw in the club's 'non- and Northern Ireland, who. LIAM NOONAN, Auctioneer & Valuer, Youghal. planned the entire layout of our stop' took place -In the Com- G.A.A. NOTES t'hen chaired the meeting. She Telephone 024/92113 float, and the theme picked is munity Centre recently and the The senior hurlers lost by addressed the meeting, stating 'Carry On Scouting." So look jolllowlng -were the winners: £50 2-14 to 0-7 to Portlaw in the tihat it was her -second vis'.t to out for us and you will see some —Mary Joe Power. Aglish; £25— semi-final of the 1987 Sargent the constituency -ais a Progres- TOM CURRAN SALES of the light hearted aspects of Mary Bridget O'Brien. Bally- Oup competition played at Diun- sive Democrat T.D. scouting. saggart; £10 each — John Joe ganvao an Sunday last. Fielding PUBLIC AUCTION - GRAIGUEMORE, MODELIGO Sunday next is Confirmation Tnoy, Lismore; Seamus Lyons. a completely under-stirength She went on -to say -that she day in Abbeyside. and as usual Ballysaggart': Kit Power, May- side wie trailed at half-time by had -enjoyed her first year in- SALES BY VINCENT NEVILLE CLEARANCE SALE OF DAIRY HERD side Leinster House after nine AND LETTING OF LAND the troop will be present at the field, Lismore; Liam Lyons. 1-6 to 0-4. church complete with Guard of Ballysaggart; Willie Lyons. Portlaw were the fitter -and years on the Priess Benches. Not YOUGHAL AUCTION At the Farmyard, on March 26th at 2 p.m. Honour for His Lordship the Lismone. (Advt.) sharper team and despite play- everything she wished for had SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS (For Mrs. D. Kriely) Bishop. We remind -all scouts to ing against the wind in tlie been -achieved by the Progres- be in the den at 2.45 p.m. in full sive Democrats, but was it not At Tuscany House, North Main Street, Youghal 20 choice young diairy cows PBNR, in calf to Al, most second half thev ran out easy marvellous to see so many of uniform. We would also like to winners. Complete house contents. of which will be calved by sale; 8 suck calves b/w; send best wishes to the large ou.r policies being implemented Saturday, March 19, at 2 p.m. sharp. Team was: M. Learny, S. while In opposition.. -Can yo-u 1 two-year-old Friesian Maiden Heifer. number of scouts who will be Qu-rke. M. Geary, E. Flynn G. NEVILLE (Auctioneers). Telephone 024/92177 67 acres for grazing or talHnge which will be iet in lots confirmed on Sunday and trust imagine what we will achieve that they will benefit from the T.D. SEEKS LOTTERY Quirke, M. Casey, S. Daly' P. when in government. lo suit customer. full fruits of the Sacrament. Prendergast. D. Hannon, M. Flynn. R. walsh, J. Sic,anion, Ml. The iea-ection of officers then The Auctioneer highly recommends this herd as first took place -and the new Council class, being hi^hily selected by owner over the years. GENERAL GRANTS FOR Walsh. J. Quirke, J. Casey Sub. Our catering crew were in D. Biol ger. Referee: J. M. Kelly. Officers are as follows: Chair- Further particulars: TOM CURRAN Melleray last weekend looking On Sunday nexit in Dungar- man, Eamon Murphy. Kill; M. J. Noonan & Son Sales after all the Brtghini from van -at 3.1'5 p.m. in the first Secretary, J11-1 McElroy; Treas- Cork. I believe they were even RECREATIONAL urers, Carol Condon -and Matt WOODHOUSE, BALLINAMULT round of tlh-is year's Sargenit Nolan; Organiser. Tom Demp- TO LET AT LISMORE — "THE LODGE" 71 ACRE RESIDENTIAL FARM presented with a box of roses CU-p we will play Dunhill. Play- for their helpful and friendly sey; PRO, Tic-e McNamara; Containing large hall, livingroom, bathroom, kitchen I have been instructed by the personal representatives ers to be at tjhe venue not later National Council, Tom Fur-long; assistance. Also last weekend than 2.45 p.m. and 2 bedrooms, tin excellent repair. of the late Bob Downey to sell by Private Treaty his 71 Teresa Walsh of Melleray fame FACILITIES Policy Development Officer. Fnaink Cronin. Details from:— acre residential holding. tied the knot with J-ame-s Clin- In the Dail o Tuesday, Feb- Hurling training was due to n commence on Tuesday night MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON The lands are noted for their fattening qualities, well ton (Cork Catering Crew). On ruary 9. Mr. Austin Deasy, T.D Martin Oullen, Waterford pro- On Sunday morning the u-lS Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. sheltered, with never failing water supply; with Southerly behalf of the Abbeyside crew asked the Minister for Educa- gressive Democrat T.D. then we wish Teresa and James tion if she will allocate money footballers defeated Bal-lyhooly addressed the meeting saying Telephone 058/54317 and 54044 aspect. Ideally situated within a mile of creamery, school many happy years of married from the profits of the National in a challenge game in t)he field that with the coming of the and church. life together. Lottery to (a) Modeligo Com- by 5-3 to 3J3. On Saturday Single European iMarkiet in 1992, Further particulars from: Congratulations to Brian munity Centre Committee and morning we Will play Kilworth tihere will be great opportunities O'Mahoney who was invested (bi to Dungarvan G.A.A. Club again in the field, in an u-il4 for the people of Ireland. It Michael Hanrahan, Solicitor. Main Street, Dungarvan. last Friday night during the for the purpose of erecting new football challenge at 11.30 a.m. was now essential that we put TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer. monthly Mass parade. Canon centres. On Sunday morning we will the -pfeces In place so that we Farrell also presented all the The Minister, Mrs Mary travel to Ballyhooly. with oars can take full ad vantage of other new scouts who were re- leaving the village ait 10.45 -these opportunities. SALES BY T. J. HEGARTY For Sale By Private Treaty O'Rourke, T.D.. in- her reply said CARROWGARIFF, CAPPAGH cently Invested with their green that before the availability of -a.m. 'Martin Cuilen also called for scout badges. grants for the projects in ques- In the first round of the u-14 the formation of a ".Wateirford SHROUGH, LISMORE 85 ACRE NON-RESIDENTIAL ROADSIDE 25 ACRES OF GRAZING AND HAY/SILAGE Plans are now almost com- tion could be considered it football championship we will -through the 90's" committee, HOLDING plete for Annual Camp '88 would be necessary for the play Brickey Rangers, oil Sun- com prising of all interested in 1 or two lots. Up to 30/11/'88. Further particulars next issue. (Tour De Europe). Over the Committee and Club concerned day. March 27 in cappoquin at panties and public representa- T. J. HEGARTY TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer next few weeks we will be giv- to apply formally for aid under 3 p.m. The juvenile club's spon- tives to come together and work Auclioneer & Valuer, Lismore. Phone 058/54347 ing you lots of information on her Department's Capital sored cycle will take place to-day towards the -formaMon of a Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 this adventure of a lifetime. Grant Scheme for the provision (Thursday) commencing alt 11.30 College o-f Languages in Water- -("Sub-Scribe Plus"). of Recreational Facilities a.m. ford. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE

CIVIC RECEPTION WEDDING BELLS FOR LISMORE'S NEW Cofl. DEAN His harmonious relationships Lismore," she said. between tthe Catholic and Canon Power expressed the Clhuirch of Ireland communities hope that his path would often in Lismore and the West Water- cross that of Dean Bcwdic's, ford region were stressed when and lie looked forward to shar- the Lismore Town Commission- ing many years oif friendship ers hosted a civic reception foe with him. newly-appointed Church of Ire- County Manager Dan Hurlej land Dean William Eiowder and also spoke and said Dean Bow- his wife, Caroline. dier would find happiness, sup- Guests included Very Rev port and co-oiperatiom in liberal i John Canon Power, P.P.. Lis- abundance in West Waterford. ; mioire, Srs. Maureen and Rosiari "I am truly indebted to lhe , of the local Presentation Con- Town Comm'esiioTiers for this vent. Bro. D. C. Dormer. Super- civic reception," Dean Bowder ior. Lismore CBS, Dan, Hurley, siaid in reply. "I am overwhelm- Wlaterford county Manager, ed by the warmth of th= wel- Donald Brady;. County Librarian come aind already I have been and local members of Waterford made to feel completely at County Council. home in Lismore." he add:d. "The two relgious commun- On behalf of the Oomm'ssion- ities in LSsmorie have always ers, Mrs. Morrissey presented a enjoyed a first-class relation- bouquet of flowers to Mrs. ship, and co-operation between BOwder. them has been excellent, down the years," Town Commis- sioners' chairperson Mrs. Mary Morrissey said. "In welcoming Dean Bowder to Lismore, he can be assured the friendships that exist be- Mr. Michael Foley, Knockaun, Baiiyduff and tween the religious communities will iriemain as firmly intact a.s Miss Gwen Flynn, 62, Kyne Park, Abbeyside they always have been, and we BOARD NOTES who were married at St. Augustine's Church, hope his stay Will be- a tang and Abbeyside by Fr. Peter Ahearne, C.C., recently. happy one," she said. As clubs are aware, National Charity Day of the Association (Photo: M. O'Brien. Bandon) Mrs. Morrissey paid glowing tributes to Dean Bowder's pre- will take place on March 17, The winners—Liam Hansberry's team (seated) and the runners-up Stephen Lyons' learn ijr the Dungarvan Crystal Sports and decessor, Dean G'ibert Mayes 119.88 or any diay between the Leisure Club Bank of Ireland Squash Tournament. Included are Brendan Mullen aind Donal O'Brien, Bank of Ireland, Liam who has retired to Dublin. "We 15th and 23rd March which is suitable to your club. Proposed Moore, Chairman, Sports and Leisure Club and Jimmy O'Dea, Treasurer, do. (Photo: Rory Wyley) will always retain the fondest memories of Dean Mayes In organised events Include Spon- sored Walk or Cycle. Seven-a- SUCCESSFUL BULL SHOW & Sljdie Hurling and Football. Mar- ried v. Single, Table Quiz, etc. Church gate collections are not SALE IN DUNGARVAN permissable. The Show and Sale of Bulls —Mr. Paul R. Kingston, Bally- The President, Dr. Mick Loftus at Dunigarvan Mart on Wednes- miartiin, Glencairn,; 2nd. Mr. has indicated that each county day, March 2 wias an. outstand- Seamus O'Sullivan, C'llonbanln. Board chairman will present ing success. Highest price of Mallow. Made Granting Planning the proceeds to him at congress the day was paid for a Limousin Overall Champion — Mr. Paul in Bundoran on the weekend of Bull, property of Mr. Andrew R. Kingston, Ballymartin. Glen- March 27. O'Sullivan, Mallow, co. Cork cairn. The County Manager has dranagh to Limekiln Close near L. Whelan, Knoctomahon, Orders It is suggested that each club and sold to Mr. Seamus Buckley, Reserve Champion — Mr. Wil- made orders as follows granting Tallow; Bonmahon — Entrance gates- to in the Division, even though Ciappagh, for £2,200. A Sim- liam Wail, Newtown, Oarrlck- planning permission during the T. Murray, Knocknacrooha farm at Coolnagoppogue, Tra- they may mot be in a position to mental Bull, property of Mr. on-Siuir. months of January and Feb- Lower, Oappagh — Bathroom more; organise am, event within the Declan Morrissey, Helvick. ruary: Permission and Septic tank at Kilcannon, T. Power, No. 4 Knockmahon, allotted time, would send a Rling, was sold to Mr. Tommy J. Oappagh; Bonmahon — Fit new double cheque to the Secretary, An- Harty, Ring, for £1,600. A Here JANUARY ORDERS M. Cashell. Reacaumaglanna, pitched tiled roof on bac,k kit- thony Walsh on or before Wed- ford Bull, property of Mr. Paul per S. Hayes — Extension and macarbry — Canopy over Filling Coolishal, Ballyduff — Reten- chen at No. 4 Knockmahon; nesday, March 23, 1988. This R. Kingston, Gleneairn, CO. K. Carney, per O'Criostoir & 'alterations to existing cottage Station at Curtiswood. tion of machinery shed at Rea- W. O'Halloran per Mcdel amount may be recouped by an Waterford, was sold to Mr. CONCERN AT Assocs. — Extension to house at Lahardan; T. Brett, 1-29 Sweetbriar caumaglanna : Homes — Bungalow, septic tank event organised by you later in John Miotherway, Aglish for at Carraig G'arbh, Modeligo, Mr. M. Greene. Knocknacreha, Lawn, Tramore — Bungalow at 'M. C. Dalton, curradoon. Bal- and entrance at Tick,nock, the year. £1,47 0. Cappagh; Rathgormack — Bungalow at Doneraile Court, Tramore; linamult — Extension" to dwell- Youghal; I WARBLE FLY iMrs. A. Lehan-e , Tinalyra, Kinooknacreba; J. O'Donnell, per South East- ing and septic flank at Ourra- Lismore G.A.A. Club per J. Clubs are asked to be as gen- The Jiudge at the Show and Grange — Septic Tank at Tina- Ta-lley Foods Ltd. — p:g Pro- ern Construction — Bungalow doon; O'Gorman. Fernville. Lismore— erous as possible to this worthy Sale was Mr. John O'Donnell, lyra; cessing Plant at Carrigee-n, Cap- at Deerpark East Lismore; Retention of social room at cause and to remember to up- Marlhill. New Inn, Co. Tipper- Wm. Kingston, Carrlglea — hold the honour of the county. ary and he was full of praise INFESTATION F. Murphy, Crossways, Gates, poquin ; Fr. Barron, per Star Homes— Dwellinghouse at Carriglea; CastQelands, Lismore; The Minister for Agriculture Dwellinghouse at Garraun, E. M. power per Tritchler, (Special posters are also avail- for the quality of bulls on offer Old Parish—Reconstruction and ESB. The Mall, Waterford — ng committee ,t h a n k e d anglers and the order of the A. F. Torrie Ltd. per J. M, Head; 3—The responsibility fails Mulligan — Superstore and six the three selectors of all teams, everyone for their help during day was numerous coal-fish. The on the angler to submit his/her shop units at Tramore: football and hurling are — P. J. the 1987 general election. BRIDGE CORNER presentation of prizes took Connery, Ned Keane and Mich- fish to be weighed at all times; iL. P. Curran. Coolcormack. The election of officers for place at Clonea Hotel: 1st, ael Mernin. ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB 4—Single lesser spotted dogfish Dungarvan — Dwellinghouse at 1988 resulted as follows: Presi- CUNNIGAR BRIDGE CLUB George Young; 2nd. Ger.ry Don- are most common. The opening dent. John Morrissey. Ballin- Result of -'Club Pairs" cham- ovan; 3rd. John Cronin; 4 th, Kilmiurry, Dungarvan; TRAINING weight for the record is 2'2 lbs. F. Ryan,, N/ire Road. Gralg- road; Chairman. Maurice Tobin, March 2 — 1st. Mrs. T. Demp- pionship held 011 Feb. 23 and Tony Crowe; 5th, Larry Fraher; The record is open for all other Training will start on Sun- Modeligo; Vice-Chairman. Miich- March 1 — 1st, Mr. and Mrs. A. nagour, Ballymacarbry — Bun- 1 sey and Mr. J. Prendergast: 1st lady, Cait Mulcahy; 1st species; 5 — Claim would be re- galow at Nire Road: day. March 20th at 12 noon. Al . e.al O Toi-b'n. An Sean Phobal; Fenton: 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. W. juvenile. Damien Wall. The committee has decided 2nd. Mrs. B. Prendergast and viewed at the 1st of every T. Stephens per D. Dillon & players are requested to be at Secretary, Michael Power, Ab- Mrs M Carty: 3rd, Miss C. Power; 3rd. Mrs. M. Fleming Our chairman. George Young that the cluib should have their month. all training sessions on time. beyside: Treasurers. Seamus and Mrs. T. Keevers: winners thanked Vincent Morrissey for own "shore caught" clu'b record CO. — Extension to dwelling- Christopher and Mrs. M. O'Con- Hope to notify you all as soon house at Main street. Strad- Ahearne, Glenbeg. Willie Ryan. nor. 1st session, Mrs J. Mansfield his continuous support to the list. This would consist of fish UNDER AGE TEAMS Grange; Youth Office,r, Ann and Mrs. L. O'Donnell: winners caught locally between the as possible when this com- bally; Abbeyside Club. As far back as mences. McKenna. Clashmore; Delegates DEISE BRIDGE CLUB 2nd session. Mrs. J. Prender- he can remember the Morrissey limits of Stradbally Cove and J. J. Harney per O. Dempsey St. Oliver's will play in the _ PRO —Dwell,inghoune and septic tank Minor Football and Hurling B to Comhairle Dail. John Molo- gast and Mrs E. Veale. family have been associated Mine Head, inclusive. Every ney, Clashmiore. Davy Foley, do., March 7 — 1st, Agnes Hart- DUNGARVAN BRIDGE CLUB sp-eci'es of fish will be included at WOodstown. Klllotiteran: Championships and Under 21 A with the clu-b. He also thanked OP.; Championships. All parents are Sean Dower. Abbeyside-; Co- ney and Mary Fleming-. 2nd. March 3 — Joint 1st. Mrs. T. John and Anne McGrath and and eligible to be put forward opted Delegate, Mary B. Dee, Eithnp Keevers and Joan Mc- Mulcahy and Mrs. B. McNally: as a cluto record. The idea be- Printed and published by the J. Morrisson, Stnamcally. asked to follow the- various un- Fred W-alsh for the use of Knockanore—Widening of farm d°r-age teams this, year. Trans- Grange; Co-opted Delegates tio Carthy: 3rd. Liam Power and Mr. T. Mulcahy and Mr. T. Clonea Hotel; also David hind this new scheme is that it Proprietors at their Office and Comihiaiiie Ceanntair. Angela Margaret O'Donnell: 4th. Ina H. Power- 3rd Mrs J. Cullen and would promote friendy rivalry Works, 78, O'Connell Street, entrance and roadway at Kil- port, for different teams is a big Sttearn our photographer- mauiicholas, Kinockanore; problem Creedon and Tom Kelly. Considine and Anne McNally. Mrs D. Spratt. David's work can be seen, in •between club members as to Dungarvan Co. Waterford. PAGE FOUR Week-End T.V. Viewing 9.20—London's Burning. 10.20— who is asked by a French lawyer hdis portraits of male nudes, Aispel and Company presented to do him a favour — wean his flowers and still lifes represent by Michael Aspel with guests daughter from her spinsterlsh a chronicle of the chic gay Richard Harris and Robbie Col- ways. Starring Rock Hudson world of New York. 10'.25— trane. 1H.05—Drive-In Movie — RTE 1 and Leslie Caron. 7.05 — Family Niewsni ght. 11.10—.Weathervi: e w. Nigfhit Piamtners (TVM) (1983). Ties. 8.00 Nuacht. 8.05—Tina Ill.15-lli2.50 a.m. — International Starring Yvetbe Mimieux and Breaking Every Rule. 9.05 — Snooker. Diana canova followed by ITN FRIDAY, MARCH 18 Screen International: Time And Ntews Headlines. The Wind 10.00 — Brass. 10.30 2.05 —The Brothers. 9: Blood —The World Of The Thirties. SUNDAY. MARCH 20 And Water. 3.00 — 'Live At 11.00 — Mr. Corbett's Ghost. Three' including News Head- lines and Weather. 4.00—Demp- 9.25 a.m. — Wake Up Britain. sey's Den and Bosco. 4.30—Hap- 0 35-11.0©—718 On Sunday. 9.35 py Birthday. 4.35 — Robin and HTV —Fraggle Rock. 110.00—713. 10.30 Rosie of Cockleshell Bay. 4.50— —FOllytoot. 11.00 — Morning Newsline. News for children and SATURDAY, MARCH 19 Worship. 12.00'—Weekend World. young people. 5.15 — A Little 1 O'O p.m. — LWT News. 1.05— police 5. 1.10—LiWT Aot.on. 1.15 Princess. 3: The Drudge. 5.45— BBC 1 9.25 a.m.—,718. 10.00 — Terra- News. 6.00—The Angelus. 6.01— —Link. 1.30—The Smu-rfs. 1.45— hawks: Operation Zero (rpt.) My Littlie Pony. 2.00—Encounter. Newstime followed by News for H1.30 — Roxy — The Network the deaf. 6.30—Play The Game. FRIDAY, MARCH 18 2.30 — The Big Match Live: Chart Show (rpt.) 12.00 — Test Kvemton v. Liverpool from Good- 7.00—Evening Extra. 7.30—Big Match Cricket: New Zealand v. Bland TV Disco Show. 8.00— 6.00 a.m.—Ceeifax AM. 6.35 — ison Park. 4.30—Mr. Jajelka: I'll Build It Myself (black a-nd England. 1.00 p.m.—News from Rule Britlandia. 5.00 — Disney Never The Twain. 5: The Battle ITN 1.05—LWT News and Wea- oif Deveraux Dale. 8.30^On Ihe White). 6.-55 — Weather. 7.00 — Family Movie: Gasebusters Brea-kiflajsit Time. 8.55—Regional ther followed by Saint and ,(,TVM) (1986). Starring Virg.jnla Town. 9.00 — News, Weather Greavsiie. 1.36—.Wrestling Inom Forecast. 9.30 — The Late, Late News and Weather. 9.00—Niews, Keehne and Nioiah Hathaway. Weather; Open Air. 92i0—K'ilroy, William Thompson Recreation 6.00—Bullseye. 6.30—News from Show. 11.30—Late News. 11.35— Centre, Burnley, Lanes. 2.15 — The Laite Night Friday Movie. 10.00 — News, Weather; Going ITN. 6.35—iLWT News and Wea- For Gold. 10.2-5 -- Children's Comedy Classic: Please Sir!: ther. 6.40 — Appeal. 6.45—High- Secretarial Students of Dungarvan Vocational School planting a new tree for (National Women's Week which also coincided Continental Divide. A journalist Identiwit (rpt.) 2.45 Interna- in the Chicago Sun-Times finds BBC followed by Play School. way presented by Harry Se- with National Arbour Weekly. Centre, left to right, are Noreen Curtin, M. Kehoe and Joan Begley. (Photo: David Stearn) 10:50—The Adventures of Spot, tional women's Hockey. Tme co-mibe. 7.16 — A Fine Romance himself iin> trouble after a major 'Itpp-Ex Trophy, England v. story on a city businessman; 10.55 — Five To Eleven. 11.00 (rpt.) Starring Judi Dench and News, Weather; Open Air. 12.00 Spain live from Wembley Stad- Michael Williams. 7.45—The Bri- his editor sends him on assign- ium. 4.30 — Walt Disney Pre- ment to the Rockies to inter- _INews, Wleather; Daytime Live, tish Academy Awards. In the 12.55 p.m. — Regional News and sents: Goofy's Freeway Trouble. presence of the Princess Royal view an eagle woman. Thus 4.45 — Results Service. 5.00— begins a whole new adventure Weiaither. 1.00 — One O'Clock from the Great Room of The Niews, Weather. 1.30 — Neigh Niews From ITN. 5.05 — LWT Grosvenor House, Miayfar, HIGHLIGHTS OF RTE 1 AND RTE 2 TV for him. Starring John Belushi News and Weather followed by and Blaia Brown. 1.30 a.m. — bours. 1.50 — Film: Dangerous •London. 10.00 — News At Ten. Exile. Louis Jordan, Belinda Lee Alf: Mother and Child Reunion. I Transmission ends. liO.lO — LWT Weather. 10.15 — -and Keith Michell star in this 5.35—Connections. 6.05 — Catch- Hot Metal. 10.45 _ The South SCHEDULES FOR THE WEEK period adventure set in 1795. phrase. 6.35—Bobby Davro's TV Bank Show. 11.45—D C Follies. SUNDAY, MARCH 20 na Miaiirt. SATURDAY. MARCH 19 Louis XVII is rescued from .Weekly. 7.05—You Bet! 8.05 — Ii2.10 a.m. — Australia 200—Aus- RTE 1 — Glenroe: 8.30-9.00 Snooker: 10.50- 11.50 p.m. — prison six years after the Murder, She Wrote: Murder In fcralian Heritage: The Reef fol- p.m. 24: Stephen finds out about Benson and Hedges Irish 9.00 — Pajo's Junkbox. 10.30— French Revolution and is taken A Minor Key starring Angela lowed by ITN News He'adhnes. ABBEYSIDE Des, Dinny organises his tiug-o' Masters. Action station Saturday. 12.50— to Wales by balloon. However, Lansbury. 9,00—News from ITN. war team, and some good news WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 News Headlines. 12.52 — Sports the spies o-f the Republic learn arrives in the village. RTE 1 — Cries For Help: 7.30- Stadium. 6.00 — The Angelus. ot Ms whereabouts and plan to Sunday Night At The Olympia 8.00 p.m. 5: The Hospice Move- 6.01 — News. 6.15 _ Mailbag. kill him (1967). 3.20—Ask Margo. 9.20-10.40 p.m. — Brendan Grace ment. 6.35 — Down Here . . . With A 3.30 — Lifeline. 3.40 — Woody WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT Today Tonight: 9.30-10.30 View To Above. 7.05 — Highway hosts a series of live variety To Heaven. 8.00 _ St. Patrick's Woodpecker. 3.50 — Children's spectaculars from Dublin's p.m. BBC starting with Corners. 4.10 THE NATIONAL LOTTERY Echo Of A Distant Drum: Day Down Under. 9.00 — News. 8?'e- Thie Sanson and Hedgiee Irish aire oaiugihit. and senteoxced to an Game with eight or the orize Saturday, MarcV, 19 SILVERTONE SOUND 'prison' ranch run 2 lfce-ve-s litis, prison ls esoaipe prool Miasters. BBC segments on tli-e wheel en- PARTY NIGHT DISCO — Bar and a prisoner determined to FRIDAY, MARCH 24 by7 ain ex-convict. There are hanced to offer participants dig his way out through its RTE 1 — Evening Extra: 7.00- problems when 'the lads' image landing on one of them the Sunday, March 20— crumbling and rusting fabric 7.30 p.m. of a lazy summer conflict with FRIDAY, MARCH 18 chance to spin again and keep SING ALONG WITH DOMIiNO Also starring: Patrick McGoo- Room Outside: 7.30-8.00 p.m.— rancher Rawhide's plans for both amounts won. DANCING SERIES han and Robert's Blossom. The garden year Is beginning hard work and discipline, and 6.55-7.20 a.m.— Open Univer- and, in this the first regular The launch of Celebration Newsnight: 10.30-10.50 p.m. the local ranchers who arsitye . 9.00 —Pages from Ceefax. Bonus follows the huge success 11 Coming Friday, March 25—WALTZING COMPETITION TUESDAY, MARCH 22 programme of a new series, intent on closing down the 9.30 — Daytime On Two. 2.10 Gerry Daly i on hand with ad- of the Lottery's fifth instant Dancing to Society 4 RTE 1 — Evening Extra: 7.00- s unorthodox ranch. Starring: p.m.—(Weekend Outlook. 2-15 —game . Cast Drive, the biggest 7.30 p.m. vice for both -the beginner and Spont On Friday. 3.50 — News AT THE "(ATS BAR the experienced gardener. William Shatner and Christo- car giveaway ever seen in Ire- Face Of The Earth: 8.30-9.00 pher Penn. 8.00—Nuacht. 8.10— and Weather. 4.00—Internation- land. p.m. The Late Late Show: 9.30- Oursal. 8.40—Sportsworld. 9.3'5— al Snooker. 5.30 — Favourite Today Tonight: 9.30-10.10 11.30 p.m. O Riada Retrospective. The Things. Bruce Oldfield in con- In just, 12 weeks, Cash Drive MELLERAY p.m. RTE 2 — Sportsworld: 8.40- final concert of the O Riada versation with Russell Harty. has already paid out more than RTE 2 — Snooker: 7.00-7.30 9.35 p.m. Retrospective from the National 6.00' — Film: House Of Fear. £7.8 million in cash prizes and, Patrons of the "Cats Bar," p.m'. Benson and Hedges Irish Newsnight: 110.30-10.50 p.m. Concert Hail, Dublin is intro- Basil Rathibone and Nigel Bruce so far 47 lucky Lottery players Melleray, Cappoquin. will be Miasters. Snooker: 10.50 - 11.50 p.m. — duced by Kaithteen watkins. sitar in this tale of murder in have won- brand new cars. treated to some of Ireland's top THE "CATS" BAR Cursai: 8.10-8.40 p.m. — Seo The Benson and Hedges Irish 11.10—Mystery Theatre: I Know which Holmes and Wa'tson in- Since its launch on 23 march, class groups in a new Saturday Masters. vestigate a series of killings ii. the National Lottery has paid night dancing series, commenc- MOUNT MELLERAY What I'd Have Done. A dis- traught woman appears at the a remote Scottish mansion. out in excess of £46.5 million in ing this Saturday night, for the Their only clue is am envelope prizes On sales exceeding £115 Patrick's weekend with Bren- Gtirard's front door at a very million. Thursday, March 17 — CARD DRIVE late hour. She pleads to be let of orange p.ps (1945, black and dan O'Brien and Stage 2—mak- inside because she says she is white). 7.05 — The Birdsvilie "The National Lottery pays ing- their first appearance. Races. There's one day each out an average of over £100,000 Brendan was a former member Saturday, Mar. 19—The fabulous BRENDAN O'BRIEN fleeing from two criminals a day In prizes," said Its Direc- who have threatened to kill year when the normally sparse^ of the Dixies Showband & STAGE 2 (formerly Dixies) ly populated little town of tor. John Fitzpatrick. "Celebra- On the following Saturday, WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL her Before they can understand tion Bonus is The National Lot- what is happening, the woman Birdsville to the Australian De- from Waterford. the ever popu- Sunday, March 20 Sing along with THE WESTERN sert Plays host to- 3/000 visitors, tery's way of saying 'thank you' lar Gerry Walsh & Dallas mysteriously disappears into to the people of Ireland for RAMBLER the night. Starring George the Birdsvi'l'le Race Day. 7.30— makes a return and on Easter On Tlhie House. D-i-y home im- making the Lottery such a big Saturday April 2 Ireland's Brent aind Maggie Hayes. 12.10 success.' COMING — Saturday, March 26—Gerry Walsh & Dallas; —End of transmission. provements. 8.00 — Public Ac- latest star Paddy O'Brien DISCO count. 8.30 — Gardeners' World. makes his return with his new Easter Saturday—Paddy O'Brien & Telstar. HUGE PRIZE PAYOUT SATURDAY. MARCH 19 9.00'—French and Saunders. 9.30 band. Saturday. April 16 features THIS SUNDAY —Arena: 'Robert Mapplethoirpe.' Mr. Fitzpatrick pointed to the Exclusive film profile oi Ireland's Morrisseys with Louise 4.25—Flash Gordon Conquers huge prize payout and the £71.5 and her new country dance NIGHT The Universe. 4.45 — Wonder- Mapplethorpe charting his car- million in National Lottery eer from when he was an art band, and nsany are also look- struck. 5.15—-Saturday Matinee: funding already committed to ing forward to the return of Strictly Over 18 * Neat ^ A Very Special Flavour. A glos- student in 60s New York to how beneficiary projects as a testa- Dress Essential -k Bar he obtained his notoriety with ment to the National Lottery's Art Supple and the Showstoo- slly set comedy, starring Rock pers on April 30. DUNGARVAN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Extension Hudson as an American oil-man his underground film and how slogan "The Whole Country's Winning." Colette and Cosmos also play This Saturday Night the venue in April. MARCH 19

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TALLOW COMMUNITY CENTRE SECOND CITY JAZZ BAND — presents — from Cork. Bar Extension FRIDAY, MARCH 18 - 3 DAYS - 8 P.M. (18s) Glenn Close, Michael Douglas, Ann Archer Cappoquin Rowing Club annual general meeting takes GALA CONCERT place this Friday, Marclh 18, at 8 p.m. iin aid of St. Carthage's House, formerly lismore Hospital) On Patrick's Night, March 17 at 8.15 p.m. sharp. Featuring Capt. Paddy Kelly, Cork, Mary Pedder Daly, Killeagh, Lena Walsh, Dungarvan Musical & Choral LISMORE DRAMATIC SOCIETY Society plus a host of local talent. Fatal Attraction — presents — PLEASE SUPPORT THIS WORTHY CAUSE Admission': £2.50 (adults): £1 (students) HER One of the most provocative films of the '80's . ... a terrifying love story. STEP-HUSBAND DUNGARVAN CHORAL & MUSICAL SOCIETY By Larry E. Johinson A hilarious comedy in 3 acts, at the— LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 18 & 19 - 11 P.M. (OVER 18) ANNUAL DINNER DANCE Town Hall, Lismore Friday, March 25 On 17th, 18th and 20th March The Gold Coast, Ballinacourty at 8 p.m. sharp Admission £2.50 — Children £1.50 FATAL ATTRACTS Commencing 9 p.m. — Subscription £10 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE G.A.A. Notes By Commentator DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES "TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT" ambition—.the acquiring of our SARGENT CUP GAME own playing grounds. Almost out of the blue the To use -that well-worn cliche, The first draw takes place on new competitive playing year "tonight's the night," I refer of Saturday, March 26 in Lawlor's has arrived for us and next course to our annual dinner on Sargent Cup Games On Sunday Hotel and everyone will be very Sunday at Cappoquin the this Wednsday night, the eve of welcome to come along. Who senior hurlers play Tallow in Sit. Patrick's Day. when a "full knows, you could walk away the first round oif the Sargent NEXT SUNDAY GROUP 'B' house" will be very much the he with the brand new car or tW a^i) t number of prac- Round 1 — Nire v. Saviours; will commence in about two At Walsh Park: 2 p.m. S.H.L. Cup at 3.15. order of the occasion at Law- £10,000 in cash equivalent. Clubs involved in the 1988 oipv*^ tournament games Tramore v. Ferrybank- Clash- weeks time. Final (1987) _ Mount Sion v. lor's Hotel. While we have done little by Sargent Cup will be involved Played hi preparation for themor e v. Kilmacthomas; Kilros- Hurling (Sargent Cup). Portlaw. It will be very much celebra- way of preparation, in fact iit next Sunday, when all first league. The report told of thelr santy a bye. Ballygunner v. Cappoquin; At Dungarvan: 2 p.m. S.H.L. FOOTBALL FIXTURE WITH tion time, and those heroes of would be more accurate to say round matches will be played training plans for tihe league Round 2 — Kilmacthomas v. Clonea v. Shamrocks; Tallow Ballyduff v. Dunhill- 3.15 p.m. "EXAMINER" the 1987 Under-21 hurling and we have done absolutely noth- Also the meeting of old rivals semi-final on April 10th With Nire: Kilrossanty v. Clashmore; v. Dungarvan; Roanmore- v. Roanmore v. Lismore. football championship double ing in that regard as yet, our Portlaw and Mount Slon In the to the preparation for Tramore v. Saviours- Ferrybank Lismore. Two second round At Kilmacthomas : 2.30 p.m. The long-awaited return foot- e ch ar ,!>loinshl won be presented with their, oppionents had the benefit of a 1987 senior league hurltag final .l „ . ? P' the selectors a bye. games are Portlaw v. Mount S H.L. Ballygunner v. Cappo- bail fixture with the "Cork divisional and county medals. Keaneland Cup game on St at Walsh Park is fixture requested a three weeks period Round 3—Kilrossanty v Kil-Sion and Ballyduff v. Dunhill. quin. Examiner" has now been final- a Thus will come the climax of Patrick's Day. which is certain to attract an without championship involve- macthomas; Tramore v. Nire; Football (Phelan Cup) At Cappoquin: 2 p.m. S.H.L. ised and we will be travelling ment for the players o the the most outstanding sporting Sitlll we hope to make an amount of support. Of these n Ferrybank v Saviours; Clash- Kilrossanty v. Dungarvan; Shamrocks v. Clonea- 3.15 p.m. to lieeside on Saturday, April 9 panel. The Chairman said that more a bye Rathgormack v. Kilmacthomas; Tallow v. Dungarvan. achievement in this county for for what should be a very en- encouraging start to the year two. Portlaw showed the better this was a matter for the Dunhill v. Ballinameela; Nire many a year. joyable and beneficial game as and that can only be done by form last Sunday when beating county fixtures committee. He Round 4—Nire v. Clashmore; MIN| SEVENS Kilrossanty v. Ferrybank- Kil- v. Stradbally; Ballinacourty v. well as a marvellous social every player giving of hiis best. Ballyduff. than did Mount Sion congratulated the team and sel- Our guest® will be accorded a Clashmore; Ferrybank v. Tra- outing. It Willi also be ideal pre- We leave for the venue at 2.15. when accounting for Sham- ectors on their two great wins macthomas v. Saviours- Tra- As a result of discussions be- more-; Butlerstown and St. warm welcome, and no doubt a paration for our opening game rocks in the other semi-final. If against Galway and Limerick more -a bye. tween Colste na nOg Cumann Saviours received second particular welcome will await in the league-style senior foot- this Is a guide, then Portlaw and he wished them luck In the Round 5 — Tramore v Kil- Luth-Chleas Gael na mBun- round byes. Christy Moylan, so very recently bail championship just eight will be fancied for the '87 title. semi-final. Other members join- macthomas • Nire v. Ferrybank; scollearuna -and the INTO, it has Saviours v. Clashmore; Kilmac- been decided to replace the honoured as the "All-Time Hur- days later. ed in congratulating all con- ling Star" award winner. thomas a bye. BRICKEYS REFUSED Skill Award Competition which COUNTY BOARD MEETING cerned with the hurling re- Yes, it promises to be a stu- Memories of the "Examiner's" surgence. Round 6—Kilrossanty v. Sav- has been in operation for the iours; Clashmore v. Ferrybank; An application by Brickey oast two years with the INTO/ pendous night, and the ideal visit to Dungarvan in the James Tobin, chairman, pre- CAPPOQUIN/ Tramore v. Kilmacthomas- Nire Rangers to be included in theGA A Mini Sevens. way to usher in St. Patrick's summer of 1986 are still vivid sided at last week's marathon MINOR FOOTBALL a bye. draw for the senior league was Day. Sadly ftor my own part the and the social evening which meeting of the County Board A It will take the form of a Round 7 — Nire v. Kilrossan- refused. Many of the delegates night has to be missed. That followed the game Wias one of thirteen week interval since the The detailed report, from the round-robin; 7-a-side blitz com- ty; Clashmore v. Tramore- Fer- present favoured the appli- dreaded clash with another the best we've ever had. MyBALLINAMEEL A previous meeting meant that, a minor football selectors told of petition and will be organised rybank v. Kilmacthomas; Sav- cation and the point was made sporting fixture on the other friends in- Cork -assure us they'll huge amount, of correspondence very satisfactory progress in in: (a) Hurling- (bi Camogie; iours a bye. that since Brickeys were the side of the Irish sea has seen be just as hospitable in the had to be dealt with before tihe their preparation for the cham- (c) Boys Football; (d) Girls club regraded from senior, this Football. Each school may enter to that. hosting of the fixture, but will ordinary business could be pionship. Excellent turn-out for HURLING: GROUP 'A' ATHLETIC CLUB year, a special case might be one team in each category pup- be deadly serious on the football transacted. all sessions and challenge Round 1—Mount Sion v. Cap- On Saturday, March 5, the made. A few spoke against ils may not be entered on both IN SCOR MUNSTER FINAL field. Eastern Board chairman, games and a very good spirit poquin- Ballygunner v. Dunhill; Munster Indoor Colleges cham- the application and it was a lootball and a hu-rling/camo- We gave their understrength among thls group of very com- Ballyduff v. Dungarvan. pionships were held in Nenagh. Eamon Murphy commented on finally decided there was not gle team where- there are more Heartiest congratulations to mitted players, showed a very Round 2—Mount Sion v. Dun- side a bit of a drubbing the last Two members of the club com- the long interval between meet- unanimous agreement, the- than 110 boys/girls o. roll. A our Figure Dancers who quali- healthy situation in this group. hill; Ballygunner v. Dungar- n ttmie but now with a full- peted and produced very good ings at this time of year and B'ye-Law would have to apply. panel of ten players shall be fied for the Munster Adult Scor it was agreed that in order to van; Ballyduff v. Cappoquin. sitre-ngth team in action the results. Michael Ahern won the UNDER 21 'B' nominated for each team in ad- final with an outstanding per- men from "de paper" are conr senior boys shot and Peiim avoid a repetition, county con- Round 3—Mount Slon v Bal- PROTEST RE VENUE vance. formance in Tipperary last vention would in future take lyduff; Dunhill v. Dungarvan: vlnced they'll turn the tables. Power did like wise in the in- The Chairman announced It is hoped to have the West- Saturday nighit. They now pre- place in early January and thus Ballygunner v. Cappoquin. It all makes for a great day. termediate boys shot. that Coisde Gnotha had decid- Frankie Cullinane, Portlaw, ern section of the boys football pare, with confidence, for the allowing the Boards to do their More details anon. ALL-IRELAND COLLEGES ed that the under 21 B' hurling Round 4—Mount Sion v. Dun- wa highly critical of the completed before the Easter provincial decider on Saturday, early season business in Feb- s CROSS COUNTRY championship this year would garvan; Ballygunner v. Bally- County Board decision to Holidays commence. April 9. ruary. duff; Dun-hill v. Cappoquin. LATE MRS. NORA RYAN be run on a county, rather than change the Waterford/Kilkenny Fixtures: Thursday. March ?4 On Saturday last the all Round 5—Mount Sion v. Bal- on a divisional basis, it will be National Football League from at Lismore (two pitches)— The dancers who did club Ireland Colleges Cross Country lygunner; Ballyduff v. Dunhill; Another family with very REQUESTS FOR CO. TEAM confined to the weaker clubs. Portlaw to the Fraher field. He At 3.45 p.m. A. Tallow a bye-; and county proud last Saturday was held in the Friary College. Dungarvan v. Cappoquin-. close links witih our club suffer- said that the game had been B' Dungarvan C.B.S v. Touran- night were Oli-vere Duggan, Niamh Scanlon, Corinna Walsh GROUP 'B' ed a sad bereavement last week- Requests from several quar- CUP PRESENTED fixed for Portlaw and he now eena. Rosemarie Kirwan. Mary Healy, and Claire Maher all ran well Round 1 — Roanmore v. Lis- end. ters for the services of the wanted to know If the change At. 4.15 p.m. C. Villierstown v. Dolores Downey, Bernie Kirwan. to finish in fifth team place. more; Portlaw v. Tallow; Clonea county senior hurling team At the Portlaw meeting of was made because for some St. John's. Dungarvan; D. Bal- Karen Morrissey, Eleanor Mc- Mrs. Nor-a Ryan of Park Tc-e. NATIONAL INDOOR v. Shamrocks. against another county in a the County Board In December unknown reason, the venue linameela v. Nev. town. Garry and Elaine Cummins, was bred in the GAA environ- CHAMPIONSHIPS Round 2—Roanmore v. Sham- tournament to raise funds, were a trophy to commemorate the was considered unsuitable for At 4.45 p.m 1. A v. B- 2. c v. girls ye are. ment. and hier son Paddy was On Sunday last three of our rocks: Portlaw v. Lismore; all referred to Coisde Gnotha late Doctor James Walsh Bric- the game. He further com- D At. 5.15 p.m. 1 v 2. one of the best footballers toathlete s were in action ,i« Clonea v. Tallow. who will discuss the applica- key Rangers was presented bv plained that the club had not At Cappoquin (two pitches)— ONE WEEK TO THE DRAW pull on the blue jersey In hisNeiniagh . M'ichal Ahern came tions with the county selectors. the Walsh family. Ballyduff. Round 3 — Roanmore v. bc-en informed of -the- change At 3.45 p.m. A Modeligo a bye; particular era. Her late hus- second in the junior shot. Fran- I noted that practically all appli- Dungarvan. At last week's Clonea: Lismore v. Tallow; and only read about it in the B. Abbeyside v. Grange. There's now just one week to band Johnny wias also an avid cis Lynch came third in the cations named May 8th as the meeting this was replaced by a Portlaw v. Shamrocks. weekly papers. At 4.15 p.m. C. Ballymacarbry our hig Co.-op Development GAA man and while Kflross- junior walk and John Whyte proposed date for the game. As truly magnificent silver cup Round 4 — Roanmore v. Port- : The Chairman, in reply, v. Aglish; D. Cappoquin v. Ard- Draw with the biggest list of anty was undoubtedly his heart was s. xth in the junior walk. this is the Sunday on which that will be awarded each year law: Clonea v. Lismore; Tallow more prizes ever offered in this aind soul he- was always very SPONSORED RUN for tne junior hurling 'B' cham- v. Shamrocks. stated that, the senior football both the senior and junior foot- county. much at home supporting On Easter Monday the club pionship in the county. The selectors had requested the At 4.45 p.m. 1. A v. B; 2 C v. ballers will be playing cham- Round 5 — Roanmore v. Tal- Could it possibly be that -there Dungarvan. are having a sponsored run. new trophy which is inscribed County Board to fix all games D. 5.15 p.m. 1 v. 2. pionship at Dungarvan. the low; Portlaw v. Clonea; Lis- arte still a few club supporters Our sincere sympathy is ex- Cards are now available and in Irish and bears the names for Fraher field and that, this Winner at Lismore to play date is unlikely to be given to more v. Shamrocks. whose names aren't in? If so tended to- Piaddiy, Breda and all we are calling on all our mem- of the three clubs who have so request had been granted. He winner at, Cappoquin in West- any of the applicants. we make this final appeal to other family relatives. Go bars to make a success of th'-s far won the title, is one of the PHELAN CUP W/0 apologised on behalf of theer n Final on Tvesday, March 29 join the three-month draw and event. most beautiful of the 25 county Board that Portlaw club were in Western Final at time and ndeine Dia trocaire ar a APPEAL REFUSED not told about the change. venue to be arranged. so help us to realise a burning h-iamam dills. trophies. The Chairman suit- What is described as a — PRO ably thanked the Walsh family most extraordinary develop- A letter of appeal against the for their generous; gesture and RESULTS decision of the Western Board ment came to light, over the their continued interest in our weeK-end when it was learned in dividing the intermediate Our minor football team ln games. that Ferrybank had conceded a football championshiD into two its first outing in an official waiK-over to Kilrossanty in the groups was submitted by Bric- competition acquitted them- Phelan Cup final which was key Rangers club, it, was point- selves very well when playing scheduled to be played at ed out in the appeal that West- a draw 0-6 each against Tip- Stradbally on Sunday last. Fer- ern convention had voted over- perary at Cappoquin on Satur- rybank's reason lor not fielding whelmingly to have this cham- day last. pionship played as one group was the unavailability of play- ers. because of 'flu and other On the same day the under and that subsequently the Offi- 21 football county team had a cer Board had recommended reasons. This is surely a unique occurrence. very satisfactory challenge that this be done. The chair- over 75 minutes against Kerry man said he was accepting the at Tralee when they overcame decision of the Divisional Board HURLERS HONOURED a poor start to come within a meeting at which he was pre- Over th past week, no fewer DOln-t (1-7 to 1-6 > ot tn,. King- sent and he would not allow a than tnree members of the dom side. discussion as the Board had CHARITY DAY county senior hurling team Although the standard was voted by a majority of 24/22 to have been honoured in some typical early season stuff both have the, championship divided. When this matter was discus- iorm or another. Shan© Ah Sargent Cup games at. Fraher sed on Tuesday night at theearn e received his Personality field on Sunday were enjoy- STRADBALLY MINORS County Board meeting, it was oi the Month award for Feb- able to watch All four teams surprising to find that some ruary, at a function in Dublin were without a number of their A letter from Stradbally club club delegates were unaware of on Monday when a group of of- regulars and this can be said in particular about Ballyduff asking for a reversal of the what was required of them in ncials ana friends were guests connection with this fund-rais- who fielded without six or Western Board decision to of B&I. who are the sponsors. seven of their county final 'A' ing effort An appeal was made grade their club in minor Noel Crowley was named as a team. football, met a similar fate. to all clubs to fund-raise on the replacement All-Star and will day or the week appointed. Tom Cunningham, chairman ot travel to the U.S.A. in May, BURKE CUP the club stated that the decision Eamon Murphy, chairman of while county goalkeeper, Pat could mean that his club would the Eastern Board announced Curran was awarded the 'save that he was prepared to cycle On Friday afternoon. St. not be able t0 held this season of the year' trophy for 1967. A Augustine's College defeated in the minor grade. t0 Bundoran, Co. Donegal to the wonder save in the champion- Annual Congress as part of the De La Sall3 rather decisively snip game against Limerick at in the Colleges' football final COACHING fund-raising on behalf of theTnurle s was- the winner for Pat county. (confined to Waterford secon- who will shortly receive his Wa- dary schools) at Dungarvan. County Youth Officer, Jim Subsequent to the County terford Glass Trophy from RTE. This was the first such final Greene, reported that 40 mem- Board meeting, two other mem- Congratulations to all con-and a beautiful new trophy pre- bers had turned uo for the first bers Jim Greene, County Youth cerned. sented by Michael Burke, Law- session of coaching at Lismore Officer and Noel Kirwan. Oisde lor's Hotel was donated for the on the previous Saturday and na Pell, have agreed to cycle THAT LONG PUCK competition and presented after this was: considered very satis- with Eamon. They will meet up the game to St. Augustine's by factory. A far greater number with President Elect. John Damien Byrne's 110 yards the donor whose interest in had notified the coaching com- Dowling at Tullamore and free puck which resulted in a football continues from his mittee of their intention to he carry on to SUgo where they wiU point score for Waterford has playing days with Munster and present at Mount Slon grounds meet the President. Dr. Mlc^ been the subject of much com- with Cork. for the session scheduled for Loftus and his entourage who ment since the game and there RESULTS the Eastern division on last will also be travelling on bikes. has been- newspaper reference MF. League — Waterford 0-6, The National Lottery is celebrating its first birthday Saturday. The Waterford trio have an- to the feat also. When recently Tipperary 0-6 (J. J. Landers). y nounced that clubs who may be doing some research I -read an SHL. Semi-Final — Mount with a really special instant game called Celebration GATE COLLECTION unable to fund-raise on their article in a Wexford paper Sion 2-10, Shamrocks 1-5 (T. Bonus. And because it's a party game, we've added lots of about the 1934 Junior All-Ire- own can sponsor the cyclists. Whelan); Portlaw 2-14; Bally- extras to make it the best instant game ever! Giving details of a recent Sponsorship cards are .available land hurling final in which Wa- duff 0-7 (J. M. Kelly). Coisde Gnotha meeting, trie and clubs may have these by terford's Mick Regan struck a U-21 F. Challenge — Kerry Chairman announced that ror contacting any of the three or ball from 110 yards towards his 1-7, Waterford 1-6. A Birthday Bonus Panel the forthcoming championships anv officer in the West. All the opponents goal and the ball a member of the County Board bikes will be auctioned in Bun- landed in the field beyond the FIXTURES Every Celebration Bonus ticket has an extra bonus play would attend at all venues and doran and the proceeds will he goals. I don't know >11 a score- panel, giving you not six but seven panels from which to supervise gate collections Also added to the donation of theresulte d in this case I recall Saturday, March 20— the gate receipts from each fix- seeing Percy Flynn, Ballygun- At Bansha: M.H. League — match 3 amounts. So now you have more ways of winning ture would be announced at tne C0SraT^ubnsedin the county ner hit a ball from the country Waterford v. Limerick. an instant cash prize. And in Celebration Bonus you can win ha^organlsed events in their goal at Fraher field and send- subsequent County Board meet, Sunday, March 21— ing When this matter was oe inn-ni venues and wui raise ing it wide at the other end. up to £10,000 instantly. Sf' discussed, Pat Nugent money doing their own thing. There was a strong following More Instant Cash - More Big Cash Prizes Clashmore asked if the idea of wind on the day, about twenty years ago. selling yearly admission tickets S.F. PAIRINGS National Lottery players are winning on average, over for Fraher Field had been drop- This may be an opportunity £100,000 every day! ed The Chairman said that The senior championships RICE CUP WIN FOR D will hopefully begin In April, to remind readers that our such an innovation was under but no dates can be named un- Michae-i Phelan. Cappoquin, is In Celebration Bonus there is more Instant Cash than consideration but as yet no fi- PiV after the hurling league the current runner-up for the ever! And more instant cash means more big cash prizes. For ing definite had been decided semi-final on April 10th. It is National 'Poc Fada' and that DUNGARVAN upon. very likely that some first the annual competition will be Dungarvan CBS 2-2 example, there are thousands and thousands more £50, £100 coming up again on Whit Mon- Midleton CBS MINOR HURLING round matches will be Played and £1,000 prizes just waiting to be won. ™ April 17th A Master-Fix- day. So what about a County 'Dungarvan defeated Midleton ture^ Plan cannot be formulat- Poc Fada championship? CBS, the holders in this- Rice The weekly Grand Prize Game, where 5 lucky players Referring to what he describ- Cup u-14 hurling match played ed as the alarming state ol ed at the moment and the spin to win as much as £'/4 million and no less than SCORING CHART at Midle'ton last Friday. Dungar- minor hurling in the county, Board have announced that for IN CASH PRIZES / The moment, fixtures will be van. CBS had a goal and a point £5,000-also promises to be extra fun as the Phil Fanning voiced very severe At the end of the seven criticism of the 'disaster at Kil- made on a week-to-week basis. from Eoin Cunningham in the Celebration Bonus Wheel carries "bonus spin" segments. league matches which con- first ten minutes. Despite Play- larney on the previous Satur- cluded two weeks ago. the fol- Land on one of these and you win not only that amount day when Kerry minors ham- ing with the wind in the first S.F. GROUP A' lowing interesting figures show half. Midleton found it hard to mered Waterford in a Munster how Waterford fared on the but whatever your bonus spin league game. He said it was a make progress against a Dun- Round i Butlerstown v. scoreboard as against the garvan- defence in which John turns up too! disastrous result for Waterford Rathgormack; Dunhill v. Dun- other seven counties. Bal- Joe Ronayne, Thomas Kiely and and from what lv had been garvan- Ballinacourty v. County For Against So join in the celebration told there was a great lack ot Tom Morrissey were outstand- organisation about the whOle iinameela; Stradbally a bye. Waterford 15-70(115) 8-76(100) ing. Midleton picked off three and let's wish the National affair and the 'buck' stopped Round 2 — Butlerstown v. Galway 10-85(115) 11-66(99) points from frees, and drew Lottery continued success in with the County Board who Ballinameela: Stradbally v. Tipp. 12-69(105) 7-61(82) level with a point from play in must, shoulder responsibility for Dungarvan; Rathgormack v. Wexford 8-81(105) 6-67(85) the 30th minute. the coming years. Kilkenny 12-68(104) 6-72(80* what happened. Several other Dunhill: Ballinameela a bye. Christopher Gough scored a speakers. including Tommy Clare 11-66(99) 20-76(136) Round 3—Butlerstown v. Bal- goal and a point in the first 8 Vnjr'i^., Hennessy and county hurling Limerick 10-66(96) 13-77(116) of linameela: Stradbally v Bal- Cork 10-59(89 >< 17-69(120) minutes the second half and mam -——m officer, Rev. P. Fitzgerald also despite intense Midleton pres- ; i ional! expressed concern about tne linacourty; Dungarvan v. Rath- sure for the remainder of the situation The Chairman stated gormack: Dunhill a bye. SEMI-FINALs that only four selectors were game, Dungarvan held on to Round 4 — Ballinameela v. wiini by flour points, acting as it had been found im- Stradbally; Butlerstown v. Dun- The semi-final pairings show possible to get a fifth person to that Waterford will Play Tip- Dungarvan CBS — A. Walsh hill' Ballinacourty v. Rathgor- iSt. Patricks), D. Ryan (do.), T. act. He appealed to clubs to co- mack; Dungarvan a bye perary/Antrim in one and operate in this matter. It was Wexford will meet, Galway/ Morrissey (Dungarvan.). J. Mc- LLCL eventually decided that if a Round 5 — Stradbally v. Dun- Offaly in the other. Grath KTouraneena). J. J. Ro- i National fifth selector could not, be got hill Butlerstown v. Dungarvan: Both of these wili take place nayne (Dungarvan), T. Klely from the clubs present, that Ballinameela v. Rathgormack; on April 10th and the league 'St. Patricks). J. P. Fitepatrick LOTTERY Lismore, who are county cham- Ballinacourty a bye. final will be played on April (Touraneena), J. Long (Dun- garvan), C. Gough (do.). R. pions would supply two. Round 6 — Rathgormack v. 24th. The venues for both will The whole country's winning! Ryan (Touraneena), P. Flynn Stradbally- Ballinacourty v. be named after the quarter iiSt. Patricks), N. COnsidiine /Ml National Lottery prizes are tax free Loiicry uckcts may be sold only to pcisoris of IB V«U5 or mcl. Dungarvan: Dunhill v. Ballina- final matches on March 20th. HURLING REPORT (Dungarvan), D. Ryan (Abbey- meela- Butlerstown a bye. side), E. Cunningham (Dungar- Round 7 — Stradbally v. But- SENIOR LEAGUES The report from the county van). p. Veale (Abbeyside). lerstown: Dunhill v. Ballina- senior hurling selectors gave an Sub.. B. Cullinan (Brickeys) for courty, Dungarvan v. Ballina- The following are the draws account of the progress made D. Ryan (St. Patricks). since the resumption of themeela - Rathgormack a bye. for the senior leagues which PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 355, 1988. REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Drunk Driving Cases At

Although a Co. Wexford motorist claimed to have drank only three or four "shandies." District justice W. F. O'Connell stated at Dungarvan Court that Dungarvan Court he had no difficulty in conclud- ing that, he was unfit to drive on the occasion. PERSONALLY DEFENDED months for driving with excess his own defence, pleaded guilty Brian MoMahon. Boreen Hill, Robert O'SulIivan, Williams- alcohol in his blood (272 milli- to the charge Enniscorthy, was convicted un- town, Grantstown, Waterford, grammes,) at Killineen, Dungar- The court was told that der the "old"' drunk driving was fined £100. the conviction van, in the early hours of Aug- gardai stopped the defendant charge when he was stopped at was endorsed, and he was dis- ust 10 last at 12.-05 a.m. Bleanahouree. Cappoquin. on qualified from driving for 12 O'SulIivan. who appeared in Supt. English also prosecuted July 26 last. He had pleaded not in this case. guilty. Three garda witnesses, Gardai Maurice Clifford, Jerry Foley, and John Sleator, all expressed the opinion in evidence that the PATRICK- HERD-BOY OF SLIABH defendant was drunk and unfit The coming of St. Patrick to gun and so i will stay with to drive. Garda Sleator said he Ireland was one of the most them until the end of my life, considered McMahon- 'had "a momentous happenings in Irish if the Lord w.il-ls it." lot" of drink taken. MIS history. It changed the- face of MAI O'HIGGINS the nation and its destiny. Not In the year 432 Patrick's l-ittle The defendant, who was stop- ship came rolling over the Irish ped at a routine garda check- alone in Ireland had his coming Mis — through the days ana a sublime effect — but also Sea. Standing o-n deck., now point just outside Cappoquin nights — the months and sea- vested as a priest — an Apostle shortly after midnight, said he across the world. It was in fact sons his spirituality was re- a world event. and a conquerer — who would had had only three or four awakened and the love and fear subdue the proud, haughty and shandies to drink that, night. Beyond the great men of our of God returned, in his bio- pagan Irish without even shed- He would never drive "under race, Patrick gets the highest graphy he writes "I was always ding one drop of blood. The the influence" he said. honour. And why? because he careful' — describing his won- little herd-boy had come home. was by birth and blood far re- derful days on Sliabh Mis — District. Justice O'Connell moved from being an Irish- co lead iny nocks to pasture, however convicted MoMahon, man — yet he- chose to serve and to pray fervently. The love fined him £100 with an en- the Irish wholeheartedly and to and tear of God more and more dorsement and disqualified him become more "Irish than the innamed my heart- my faith from driving for twelve months. Irish themselves." enlarged, my spirit augmented, Recognisances were fixed in the The late Professor Eoin Mc- so that, i said a hundred pray- event of an appeal. Neill said of Saint. Patrick that ers by day and almost as many OLD SOLDIERS TO Supt English prosecuted and "no man left so strong and so by night. I arose before day in Mr. J P Gordon, Solr. defen- permanent an impression of his the snow, in the frost, and the ded. personality on a people, with rain, yet I received n-o harm, HOLD 10th the single and eminent excep- nor was I affected with sloth- DISQUALIFIED FOR tion of Moses." fulness. For the spirit, Of God THREE YEARS If Patrick hated the Irish was warm within me." people — few would disagree ANNUAL RE-UNION Robert Buckley. Clonea. Dun- with him. It would be a hate A SLAVE The roth Annual Re-Uivon of garvan, was fined £100 and dis- that they richly deserved. Here For seven years Patrick was the old 1-Oth Uisneach Infantry qualified from driving for three a slave on the mountain and Battalion; and attachments, all years when he pleaded guilty was a small boy taken captive The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week takes us to the banks of the river Bride at Tallow all of 30 years from his family by cruel hands then in -a dream he was told to ranks will take place in the through his solicitor Mr. Mich- travel to a seashore one hun- Templemore Arms Hotel, Co. ago now. Taken on Tallow Bridge in 1958 it shows a group of Tallow anglers who had just competed in a competition for ael Hanrahan to driving with and flung with the hundreds of 1 others into a small ship. Sea- dred miles away — where he Tipperary on Saturday, -May 7. the Westminster Cup gathered for the presentation of the trophy to the winner. The presentation was made by the then Chair- excess alcohol in his blood at sick and homesick his eyes would find a ship on which he Ex-members and thteir fam- man of the Tallow Anglers Association, Mr. P. F. Walsh (R.i.P.), second from right (standing) to the winner Michael Quinlan. Ballynalahe-ssery. Dungarvan, would make his escape. On find- ilies who hawe not attended any on December 21 last. caught a glimpse of the Mourne Also in the picture (1. to r.) standing at back are Denis Lyons, P. Daly, J. Forde, William Buckley and Michael Murray. In Mountains whose range would ing the ship, he was first re- of the previous re-unions and The court was told that Buck- fused permission to go on board front (kneeling 1. to r.) Tom Beecher, F. R. Ferguson, Jack Frazer and J. Coady. bring -him nothing but suffering who would like to attend thes ley had been convicted on- Jan- and exposure to the bitter Irish by the captain and then in his year are asked to contact the uary 13-th last on a similar seventh year of captivity he 1 winds as he performed his undensffigned for details. charge. In respect of this pre- duties as a swine-herd for his sailed away from Ireland — Enquiries from ex-members of sent offence the concentration master — Milc-ho. leaving now as an Irishman. other units will -also be wel- ot alcohoi in the defendant's blood was 189 milligrammes. His occupation as a herd-boy In his "Con-fessio" written at come- was a fine probation for the the end of his life he tells of In addition to the fine and holy career that, was to be. In a "insults, persecutions, chains Signed: Joe O'Toole, PRO, Western Bord Na nOg Notes disqualification, District Justice confession—he tells that in his and a longing to go back to his Park View, Templemore. Co. O'Connell also endorsed the wayward youth ait home he had native land ana parents. "God Tipperary (Tel. 0'504 3100S). or conviction. often forgotten God and wan- knows " he writes-, ''I much de- Sean McCarthy (Hon. Treas- Supt. M. English prosecuted. U-16 HURLING REGISTRATION U-16 Hurling — Peter Power, CHAMPIONSHIP GRADINGs dered in the ways of sin. Now sired it, but I am afraid of los- urer), 12 Park View. Temple- more, Co. TippOTary. The divisional u-16 hurling Registration forms have now St. Patrick's- Pat Collins. Dun- AND GROUPINGS 1988 alone with his- herds on Sliabh ing the labour that, I have be- training session held in Cappo- gone out to all clubs and these garvan: John Jackson Bally- quin was attended by a total of should be returned to Seamus duff. lomaint Fe 14: (A) — Dun Na thirty-one players. O Briain before St. Patrick's U-16 Football — Pat Moore. Mainlstreach. Dungarbhan Lios Abbeyside; Michael Lyons, Dun- Mhor, Tulach An larainn. One COACHING COURSE Day. garvan. group — top two teams to final. The coaching course held in MUNSTER U-16 HURLING Lismore was well attended with iB>. Group 1 — Ard Mhor. upwards of 40 people present. At a recent meeting of Coiste INTER-DIVISIONAL GAMES Naomh Padraig, Ceapach The newly formed Co. Coach- Iomana na Mumhan the details The first of the four inter- Chuinn Baile Ui Dhuibh Sraid- ing Committee must b? compli- of this year's competition were divisicnal games to be played bhaile. Group 2 _ Naonih Oili- mented on undertaking such an announced as follows:— this year will be the u-16 hur- bheir, Lios Mhor. Na Seamroga, event. Saturday, April 16th _ West ling (Gleeson Cup) at. -Dungar- Naomh Brid. Caislean Cuanach. Waterford v. Carrigdoughan van on March 26th/27th. The Top two teams in each section GOLDEN GOAL (South-West Cork i at, Caher- annual John O'Regan Trophy, to semi-finals. lag: East Waterford v. North u-14 football game will be play- The Co. Bord ran a Golden (C) — Na Brici. Gaeltacht, Goal competition in conjunc- Cork or South Tipperary at Lis- ed in mid-May with the u-14 Clais Mhor, Cill Rossanta, Cnoc tion with the Waterford/Gal- more or Clonmel. Both games hurling on July 23rd, with a Melleri. One group — too team way N.H.L,. eame amd the win- at 3.00 p.m. new one i.e. u-lG lootball on to llnal- second and third ner of the £100 -prize w-as Pat June 27th. Following this game placed teams meet in semi- Terry, c/o Dungarvan Crystal. CO. FINAL DATES a panel of players will be final. Any clubs with Golden Goal chosen to travel to the Carrig- The following are the Co. navar Coaching Week from July money should return same to Final dates, announced follow- Peil Fe 14: (A) — Lios Mhor. John Moore Thanks to all the 4th to 8th inc. More details Cill Rossanta, Tulach A lar- ing a recent meeting of the Co. later. n clubs who sold the envelopes Bord:— ainn, Dun Na Malnistreacli, for the Bord. The Bord also pro- Dungarbhan. One group — top Peil Fe 14—May 14th at Pairc CO. SELECTORS duced the programme for the Breathnach: team to final; second and third game and thanks must, go to placed teams meet In semi- the sellers from the Abbeyside, lomaint. Fe 14 — July 16th at The Co. u-16 hurling selectors final. Dungarvan and St. Patrick's Dungarbhan: are Peter Power, St. Patrick's; clubs for their co-operation. lomaint Fe 16 — August 20th Joe Carlton De La Salle; John iB). Group 1 — Naomh Brid. at Dungarbhan- Butler. Mt. Sion; Martin Ken- Sraidbhailft, Clais Mhor. Ath SYMPATHY Peil Fe 16 — October 22nd at nedy. St. Mary's and Pat Col- Meadhan; Group 2-An Uidhir The Bord would like to extend Fairc Breathnach. iins, Dungarvan. The u-14 hur- Gaeltacht, Naomh Olibheir. Top sympathy to Noel Mason. Cap- ling selection committee will be two teams in each section to noquin. a former Chairman of DIVISIONAL SELECTORS finalised at the next, meeting. semi-finals. the Divisional -Bord on the re- The following selectors were TOURNAMENTS — Cill Rossanta. Melleri, Clais Mhor. One group — top two teams to final. Cllr. Kyne Talks About New Tenant Peil Fe 16: (A) _ Tulach An larainn, Ath Meadhan, Dun Na Councillor B. Kyne in the i built prior to 1960 these are the Mainlstreach. Dungarbhan Cill course of a statement on the I reductions available: Rossanta. One group — top new Tenant. Purchase Schema ; 40"c reduction off house value. team to final; second and third recently introduced by the Gov- Purchase Scheme ' 10",, reduction pre 1960 house. ernment. welcomed the oppor- This now reduces the price of placed teams meet ln semi-final r iB). Group l _ Na Seam- tunity to give a break down- of Referring to the position of made clear by t-he following the house by 50 ; to £10.000. roga, An Uidhir. Gaeltacht some of the points of note ln tenants who had opted in the condition in the new scheme: from this take £2,000 in lieu of Sraidbhaile. the scheme which he says has last few months for the pre- "Purchasers of Local Authority new house grant so the final aroused great interest, among vious purchase scheme vis-a-vis houses under previous schemes reckonable value is £8,000. Group 2 — Naomh Brid, Clais Urban and County Council the new scheme, he said that who revert to tenancy in 1988 Mhor. Naomh Olibheir Too tenants. REPAYMENT RATES two teams in each section to understandably they would now will not be entitled to avail of semi-finals. The scheme, he states, is feel aggrieved because "-the an- the terms set out in this cir- nouncement of the new scheme cular. Monthly repayments, he said, (C) — Cnoc Melleri, Naomh based on the market value of a house and a certain amount of liacl been delayed to suit the can be made- on a 10 to 30 year Padraig. Baile- Ui Dhuibh, Na repayment cycle as-follows (rate Brici. Top two teams to final. confusion- may be caused by date of the Fianna Fail Ard COST CALCULATIONS this. He points out 'that if a Fh'els." Had the announcement in each case per £1,000 bor- good house in a Council estate been made earlier, those caught Cllr. Kyne then -gave a break- rowed) — 10 years £13.13p- 15 out would have waited but now down of the calculation of the years £10.49p; 20 years £9.29p; is sold for £20.000. this would 25 years £8.66p- 30 years £8.29p. not. or should not set the mar- there was no way by which purchase pricP of a house un- ket value of all other houses in they could effect a transfer. der the new scheme as follows. the estate at £20,000 as houses Cllr. Kyne said that this was Taking a £20.000 value house in poorer condition or with less BIG SWING 10 CEILI extras could not command the same price. Cllr. Kyne then said that IN DUNGARVAN what, wil-1 be done is that a PILTOWN N.S. Every Tuesday night in Law- standard value for a basic lor's Hotel, Dungarvan-, adults house (less extras) will be- cal- BUILDING PROJECT come together to learn Ceili culated -for an entire estate- and LETTERS TO THE Mr. Brian Swift. T.D.. has re- and Set Dancing at the Cine from this the market value for ceived the following letter Rince which is run by Cotmhal- the better and poorer houses dated March 9 from the Minis- tas Oeolitolri Eireann. lit?® not a will be arrived at with a mini- EDITOR ter for Education. Mrs. Mary class, -the emphasis is on socia- mum price (as set out in the O'Rourke. T.D.:— bility, a fun might out through scheme) of £4.000. The Editor.. say financially through his "Dungarvan Leader." death, we have to replace Tom- "Dear Brian, which the learning of steps my's annual concert. As a ges- gradually follows. There is no QUESTION OF REPAIRS ture of good will, the manage- Further to your representa- competition dancing. The club JURY'S CABARET IN tions concerning the building Pictured discussing the forthcoming joint exhibition by Sean de Paor. Painter and Jim Lawn, ment of Jury's are permitting •has ,been Jn operation since On the question of structural AID OF THE BLIND us to share in the proceeds of project at Piltown National Wood Sculptor, at the Allied Irish Banks premises in Dungarvan are from lefi to right: Barry January 1G87. repairs at the time of purchase. School. I am pleased to tell you Sir. their Cabaret Night (Dinner Foley, Deputy Manager, AIB, Dungarvan, Jim Lawn, Wood Sculptor, Sean de Paor. Painter Cllr. Kyne o.uoted directly from and Cabaret £25 per ticket) on that I am now prepared to Thomas Hyland, Co. Organ- and Niall Dennehy, Assistant Manager, AIB Dungarvan. t-he Department circular on the "The song is ended but the Friday. 6th May at 7.30 p.m. I authorise my Department to iser for CCE, instructs each scheme as follows: "The re- melody lingers on." This was am now appealing to you to pay a once-off capital payment might, assisted by Mary Marri- quirement that the Housing the late Tommy O'Brien's support this Cabaret on the in respect of the provision of A unique opportunity of view- man. Thils year it's heartening Authority are obliged to ensure ("Your Choice and Mine") mes- first Friday of Soring Show one room instead of the appli- Meagher Street. Dungarvan. painting will be the prize in a to ®ee so many men. that, the dwellings being sold to ing the work of local painter The exhibition will be open dur- free draw at the local A.I.B. sage to all Ills followers of clas- week. Tickets are available cation which is curently before Sean de Paor and local sculptor ing normal banking bours i.e. tenants arP in good structural sical music — his message in- from me, prior to 5th April, at my Department for additional Branch In order to qualify for The highlight of Cine Rince condition will no longer apply." accommodation. I have asked Jim Lawn, is being afforded to 10.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and from this draw any customer or in- is the Open Night when> other deed to the world of the sighted 10 Lower Hatch St.. -Dublin 2. He pointed out that in previous and the world of the non- Tel. 612032/4 or 766840. my Department's officials that the people of Dungarvan and 1.30 to 3.00 p.m. each day and deed non-customer who pur- Cine Rince clubs come- together purchase schemes, th onus surrounding district. An exhi- on Mondays tlie Branch will be chases an A.I.B. product in the P sighted. i had the childish the local Architect call on the for a ceili mor. These itodaite was placed on the Council to do notion, despite his advanced Thanking you, school authorities to discuss bition of pain-tings and wood open until 5.00 p.m. two weeks of the exhibition will have been just fantastic. So il all structural repairs required Yours truly. sculptures will take place from get a free enry for each product years, that Tommy would re- the matter in detail and to or- As a special promotion Allied you feel you'd like tfo have a prior to the purchase but this main with us forever, and in a ganise the planning of the pro- Monday 21st March to Thurs- Irish Banks Dungarvan have purchased. For further details bash at the set or a few ceili was now being done away in Patricia McLoughlin, day 31-st March at. the Allied of this attractive draw why not way he has in the above words ject. purchased one of the paintings dances, come along—it's -great the new scheme. "In my view." which were on his coffin. Irish Banks premises. T. F. I which will be exhibited. This call at the local branch and en- fun. The nrlghit ends with cupam said C-llr Kyne, "this is not a National Council for the "T am glad that it was pos- quire further? tiaie and good old c-liat. welcome development." To compensate for the loss Blind In Ireland. sible to be of assistance in this nielodically a-nd alas! I must Mani-ch 10. 1988. matter." DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1988. PAGE SEVEN

BILL KELLY _ Hoover Auth- orised! Service Dealer, for service COURT and parts. Telephone 058/ MURPHY'S 46219. (1-4) CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES TRAVEL LTD. QUOTA — Milk required. — MR. PATRICK (PATIE) ted and resulted:— day, March 21st at 7.3-0 o.m.; DECKIES LOUNGE Toys and Cycles Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan Box No. M521 "Leader" Office. O'CONNOR, MELLERAY ROAD R. Walsh beat J. Morley by Team C. v. Team' D oni Tuesday. Phone 058/42799 BARLEY STHAW for sale. 2-1; D. Cummins beat D. Hen- March 22nd at 7.30 p.m.; Team MODELIGO MAIN STREET, The news of the unexpected ley by 2-1; C. Power beat F. Mc- E v. Team A on Thursday, DUNGARVAN Phone 058/41281. death on Sunday, 6th March of GIRL seek® office work, ex- Carthy by 2-0 and K. McGrath March 24th at 7.30 p.m. St. Patrick's Night — TOWN 'N' COUNTRY Mr. Patrick (Patieo O'Connor, received a walkover from T. 300 Confined Super Draw — Our Gigantic Annual LOURDES perienced, with good references, Melleray Road-, was learned Kelleher. DEPT. 31 AUGUST full or part-time. — Box No. Tickets will be on sale in the Saturday Night, March 19 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE throughout the area with gen- Seven of the eighit second next few weeks for our Super EX-CORK C519 "Leader" Office. eral regret. He was a most Jackpot £200 on 11 games. popular and respected member round matches were also played Draw. The draw is confined to TOY SALE Fr. Jim Griffin's Group. A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED of a well known local family. In to produce all but one of the 300 and tickets' will be- £5 each starts on £290. VIRGIN: (Never known to fall) his younger days he was a eight players who w.ill partici- with £750 in prize money. More Sunday Night, March 20 — JIM ROCHE TRIO — O most beautiful flower of pate' in the quarter finals. The details- next week. Booking Deposits Now. member of successful Cappo- FRIDAY, MARCH 18 Mount Carmel, fruitful vine; quin hurling teams in the for- winners are as follows:— CAPPOQUIN MACRA NA splendour of Heaven, Blessed D. Mason beat C. Power by FEIRME at 10 a.m. N.B.—.Watch this space every ties and present club members Mother of the Son of God, Im- 2-0; J. Greene beat P. Casey by On the 6th- March, the "Artis- week for Travel News paid him his due tribute when 2-1; K. McGrath beat C. Barry as it occurs. maculate Virgin assist me in my they formed a Guard of Hohour try in the Home" contest, took necessity, o Star of the Sea at the obsequies. by 2-0; E. Fraher beat L. Costin place in Clonea-Power. The help me and show me herein by 2-1; K. O'Reilly beat R. Flynn theme this year was Easter. ATTENTION FARMERS! you are my Mother. O Holy At the removal of remains to by 2-0; J. Corcoran beat E. Cum- With a very high standard be- Cork Theatre Company presents St. Mary's 'Church, Cappoquin mins 2-0 and J. Morrissey beat ing maintained in all categor- Mary, Mother of God, Queen oi and the interment at Affane the Heaven and earth, I humbly be- C. Uniacke by 2-0. ies, Cappoquin did their club DEAD ANIMALS officiating: clergy included Very The one outstanding match proud. The team were as fol- M. J. Curran & seech you from the bottom of Rev. W. Phelan P.P.. Rev. S. my heart to succour me in this between R. Walsh and D. Cum- lows:— O'Dowd C.C., Rev. Fr. Francis, mins will be played during this WANTED Ltd. necessity; there are none that O.C.S.O., Very Rev. .M, Barron, Flower Arrangement confec- The Saint and Mary Kate £10 for good fresh animals. Sons can withstand your power. O week. tionery. Chocolate Train — (By Frank O'Connor) Grattan Squate & O'Connell P.P. and Rev. J. Purcell, C.C. The quarter-finals over five Mary Hickey; Make An Easter PHONE: JOHN MARSH Street, Dungarvan show me herein you are my 058/47101 - 052/66147 mother — O Mary conceived He is survived by his wife frames will also be played this Bonnet. Mary O'Brien: Carpen- week and the pairings are as RESULTS OF GRAND without sin, pray for us who Josie. Tom, Michael and Liam try, Coat and Umbrella Stand— (sons), Peg. Terri and Brigid follows — R. Walsh (—4) or D. Declan Morrissey- Decorate 3 FREE DRAW have recourse to thee (3 times), At St. Michael's Hall, Ballyduff Holy Mother I place this cause (daughters), Rory (brother); Cummins ( + 5) v D Mason Duck Eggs — Hugh Collend-er: DUNGARVAN MUSEUM Biddy (sister), sons-in-law, bro- (-(•16); J. Greene (+ 15) v. K. Easter Card and Poster — Pat 1st prize — Kenwood Chef in. your hands (3 times). Holy McGrath ( + 20>- E. FTaher SOCIETY Excel Foodmixer (worth Spirit, you who solve all prob- thers - in - law, sisters - in - law, Murray. Well done to all in- On Friday, March 18 grand-children, nieces. nep- ( + 15) v. K. O'Reilly ( + 20): J. volved and congratulations to ILLUSTRATED PUBLIC £1'30) — A. Durand, lems, light all roads so that I Corcoran ( + 20) v. J. Morrissey Monang. can attain my goal, you who hewa. relatives and friends. Mary Hickey. Mary O'Brien and at 8.15 p.m. LECTURE (Funeral arrangements were ( + 19). Hugh Collender on winning gave me the divine gift to for- FEATURING JIMMY CROWLEY (18-3) By Mr. Patrick Shaffrey 2nd Prize — Moulinex Master by M. J. Noonan & Son, Funeral Team Snooker League—The their categories and also win- give and forget all evil against five teams of three for our team ning the best over-all presenta- Chef Food processor me and that in all instances- In Directors, Cappoquin. Tel. 058/ (worth £50) — Christy 54317 and 058/54044). (—). league were drawn last week tion. Meehan. Ballinacourty. life you are with me. I want and are as follows:— A NEW ROLE FOR in this short prayer to thank P.T.A.A. GET TOGETHER MRS. CATHERINE (KITTY) Team A — R- Walsh (Capt.), you for all things as you con- RING, DROMANA M. Casey, D. Ma'son. Don't forget our get-togetheT URBAN RENEWAL NO VENA to the Holy Spirit firm once again that I never Mrs. Catherine (Kitty) Ring. Team B — J. Noonan (Capt.), on Friday. March 25th at 8.30 — Holy Spirit, you who solve all want to be separated from you B. Ormonde, M. Reddy. p.m. in the CYMs Hall. Lots of LAWLOR'S HOTEL Dromana. Cappoquin. whose problems, light all roads so that in eternal glory. Thamik you for death has occurred at Ardkeen Team C—J. Sheehan (Capt.) fun and games for everyone. THURSDAY, MARCH 24 I can attain my goal. You gave your mercy towards me and Hospital was a well known fig- T. McNamara P. Kiely. Please come along and bring a 8.30 p.m. me the divine gvft tio forgive and mine. The person must say th's ure in the rural community and Team D—J. McGrath (Capt.). friend. Great value assured. In- forget all evil against me, and prayer on three consecutive will be greatly missed by her F. McCarthy, T. Power. formation about this function that in all instances of my life days. After three days the re- grieving family and a wide Team E — C. O'Leary (Capt.), can be had from Oliver Croke Buf^llREANN you are with me. I want in quest will be gnanted. This circle of friends. Large corteges C. Uniacke. B. O'Shea. or Rita Greene. Looking for- PLASTIC OIL TANKS this short prayer to thank you prayer must be published after were in attendance at the re- The captains of the teams ward to seeing all our friends for all things and confirm the favour is granted. — M.F. moval of remains to Ag-llsh will be given copies of the rules at the Pioneer get-together. MICHAEL JACKSON CONCERT direct from manufacturers once again that I never want Church and again when the and regulations of the league from £112.50 ex works. PAIRC UI CAOIMH to be separated from you funeral took place to St. Dec- during this week. The first ^ 30th JULY, 1988 Suitable for Kerosene and in spite of all material illusions. lan's Cemetery, Cappoquin. three fixtures for the league Uunnnrvan LPflnPr Diesel. I wish to be with you in eternal IN MEMO RIA M She- is survived by her hus- which will begin next week "-CUUCI Special Buses will operale as follows: glory. Thank you for your mercy band John; daughter Nora: were drawn and read as follows Tri SWAN PLASTICS LTD. -Team A v. Team B on Mon- mLnrHUN ITPHOXFt /NC(U58MI 4IZUJI?MJ Tel. 051/75514 and 76280 towards me and mine. Say this CANNING — Second Anniver- Lizzie, Mary, Joan and Eily (sis- Return Fare prayer for three consecutive sary — In loving memory of ters) : Patsy. Jim and Willie FRIDAY. MARCH 18, 1988 djays and then publish. Jlack Canning. New Street. Lis- (brothers); John (soni-in-law); Dept. Waterford Bus Stn. 12 Noon £6.00 McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE WANTED — Two girls to more. who died on March 12. grandchildren, relatives and Dungarvan 12.50 £5.00 ls open every Sunday from 11 1986. friends. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 share house in Abbeyside. — No. Cork Parnell Place arr. 14.00 4, Thie Grove, Abbeyside, Dun- On earth he toiled, in heaven Returning from Cork at 24.00. p.m. week days; closed on Mon- he rests, MRS. STATIA CULLEN. day—McGulre's Garden Centre, garvan. NEWS OF TOWN Pre-booking of tickets at Waterford Bus Station. LADY AVAILABLE to mind God bless you Jack, you were SHANBALLY, CAPPOQUIN Rossdulf, Woodstown. Tele- one of the best. 'BE ON A WINNER—TRAVEL WITH THE EXPERTS" phone 051/82136. children in woman's own home; The entire area was deeply AND nursery training, call to 4, The (.From his loving wife Mary shocked by the unexpected BiROKEN HANDLES, hinges and son Dick.) HELD OVER and glass on all types of Grove, Abbeyside, Dungarvan. death on Friday morning ot Due to early publication of aluminium windows replaced FLAT AVAILABLE — Fat'ma Mrs. Statia Cullen. Shanbally. the "Leader" this week, the dis- House. Phone 058/413>l<6 or call DUNNE — First Anniversary ROUNDABOUT Also top quality PVC windows The interment took place on trict notes and news from some BALLOON BONANZA sold a'nd fitted. Contact M. 4. The Grove. Abbeyside, Dun- —In- loving memory of Mary Monday morning, following Re- areas had not reached us at the Dunne, late of 8, Coblagh Road, Look up! It's the Causeway COLAISTE MUIRE, CONVENT OF MERCY, Queally 058/41323. garvan, quiem Mass. Full obituary in time of going to press. Te Abbeyside. Dungarvan. who next week's issue. We apologise for the snmsompe nnis Club with their Balloon DUNGARVAN REDUNDANT? — Give your- HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves died on. March 21. 1987. na n Za n P cl self a better chance of a job. worry, anxiety, tension and what restricted service in the | £° u „ °d ^ v J&i £* PRESENTATION CONVENT, DUNGARVAN No length of time can take ROWING CLUB A.G.M. circumstances but assure our ^P Uo and away with gas bal- Gev a H.G.V. Licence (.Rigid/ fear. Teaches you to relax, away. Airtic/Coach). Special 5 day readers that all items of impor- n°w before Ind durine SStt Pat helps to alleviate symptoms. My thoughts of you from day The club will review another tance which have had to be , course. Accommodation arrang- rick's Day Parade. Help us raise If yoi: have a problem 'phone to day. good year when they hold their held over as a result of late OPEN DAY FOR ENROLMENT ed. — Irish School of Motoring, and make an appointment annual general meeting at the funds and help yourself to win Dorset Street, Dublin 1. Phone Though absent you are always arrival will appear in our next £100 if your balloon travels The cause ls treated, not just near. Boathouse on this Friday night, issue. Monica '(Ol) 746677/746037. (t-c) the symptoms. Sessions are the 18th at 8.30. Members and furthest. £25 prize for person OF NEW PUPILS Still loved, still missed, still returning the winning balloon— CAiRPETS AND UPHOLSTERY strictly confidential and by very dear. intending members most wel- •in above sdhools will be held on professionally cleaned, guaran- appointment only. Carried out come. winners have come all the way I'Nevelr forgotten by your lov- from Sweden, Germany and teed results; pressure cleaning: in quiet, private surroundings.— ing husband Tony, daughters house fronts, roofs, farmyards, W. H. Mlddleton-Leyton, MBSH, SOCCER Scotland. Colourful spectacle machinery, etc. Pipe and drain Karen. Paula and Deirdre and assured when all balloons will The Lodge. Mocollop, Ballydufl son Tony.) Bride View United 2 be launched into space. Saturday, March 26, 1988 cleaning service; agents for Upper. Co. Waterford. Phone Ballyduff 0 THIS WEEK ACOT —.(Advert.). at 10 a.m. pressure washers, hot and cold, 058 eOllS. 0(25-3) HANSBERRY Third Anni- electric petrol, diesel and PTO BIKE FOR SALE — Maroon The ability to capitalist on CO. WATERFORD DUNGARVAN AND machines available ABBEYSIDE LOURDES Oasey Gsrrruan 'Eskia,' almost new; ces earned Bride View their tic- Cleaning Services, Tallow. Tele-' siusit. girl (or -boy-) lo years up- berry. Western. Bay, Dungar- i INVALID SOCIETY phione 068;56123. wards. Safe sturdy machine, van. who went to her eternal ket to the final of the Dungar- The above will hold their an- — Excellent cast £115, selling £85 cash, van Tyre Centre Cup at Affane SAYS ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE, ABBEYSfP-E, CARAVANS reward on March 17, 1985. on Sunday morning and so they nua] church Gate Collection on choice of to

TALLOW NOTES Behind the SPOTLIGHT TALLOW G.A.A, NOTES THE LATE MAURICE (Continued from Page 1) WOMEN'S DAY IN THE MERCY CONVENT Super Draw — All monies and SPILLANE, CURRAGLASS stubs to be handed in before be an oblique reference to the However just in case there Friday, 18th March to any com- One of the very few remain- ing surviving members of the- recent resignation of Deputy might be any farmers who DUNGARVAN mittee member. The first draw might choose ito ignore t'he will take place on 26th March freedom fighters died during AusUn Deasy from the Party's for a list of fantastic prizes. So the week at Fermoy Hospital. Front Bendh. warning, Mr. Flynn has in- if you haven't got a ticket, £30 He was Moss Spillane of Curra- structed all local authorities to glass. Conna. Well advanced in And while we understand or £10 per month, contact any that the stcwni in the party "bring the full rigours of the committee member before Fri- years, he was still a sprightly day. and active man up to recently between the followers of former law" to bear on anyone found and the possessor of a fine sing- Junior Minister Eddie Collins dumping milk supplies in rivers, Fixtures — Keaneland Cup ing voice —• his rendering of the semi-final v. Cappoquin at Lis- "Queen of Connemara" was de- and Senator Katharine Bulbulia streams or lakes. more on St. Patrick's Day at 4 lightful to hear. He worked in has long since been forgotten, o'clock. the metropolis in his younger there are rumblings that Mr. FORGIVE ME WHEN I Sargent Cup, 1st round v. days and being always fired Collins, who has since WHINE Dungarvan has been fixed for with patriotism he enlisted in next Sunday, 20th March. the defence forces during the announced his retirement from Congratulations to Lismore Emergency. His final years be- politics in tihe meantime, might We are all from time to time C.B.S on their marvellous win fore being hospitalised were be considering making a come- given to complaining about how last week In the final of the spent, with his brothers Jack Solo Cup Url6i hurling compe- back to the hustings. hard done by we are. Sometimes and Ned tending the family bar there is substance for the com- tition against Hospital in Bally- "God Speed The Plough" at giblin on a score of 6-5 to 6-4. Curraglass. A genial soul if ever WARNING TO FARMERS plaints we make but very often Five of the Tallow juveniles there was one and a great rac- we can cry over very little. were involved — John "Jacko" onteur, Moss was popular with Because EEC milk quotas This situation was crystallised Doyle, Colin Cunningham Clive everyone and our deep regret at Barry, Connie Henley and Dan his departure from us is exten- have already been exceeded in for me when I came across the McGrath Well done to all con- ded to his nieces, nephew, all areas throughout the coun- following poem in a little cerned. grand-nieces, grand - nephews try, there are fears that farmers journal I was reading recently. Social — Our annual social relatives and friends. takes place ln Whitechurch in disposing of their surplus Its title "Forgive Me When 1 House Hotel on Saturday. 19th He was interred in Kllcrum- supplies to avoid paying the Whine," sets the keynote: March with music provided by per cemetery in F'ermoy. hefty penalties involved will Mike and Trevor. All champion- ATHLETICS simply d'ump them. Tod'ay upon a bus 1 saw ship medals won during '87 will Congratulations to Denis Mc- As a result, the Environment A lovely girl with golden be presented at this function. Carthy, Boulta Ballynoe and Tickets can be had from any East Cork Athletic Club on win- Minister Mr. Padraig Flynn hair, committee memben. but hurry, ning the gold with the Cork in- issued a stern warning to far- 1 envied her, she seemed so a.s only a limited number have termediate cross-country team been printed. mers last Friday not to pour gay that came home first in the All- excess milk down the drain. He (Padraig O Siochain, PRO). Ireland Championships at Kil- And wished 1 ware as fair. pointed out that milk is a When suddenly she rose to In attendance at the function -were (above), seated: Sr. Rosario, Avril Doyle T.D., .Moya Bean Ui Dhonall, Angela Conway; TALLOW BADMINTON barry, Waterford. greater pollution threat to our standing: Sr. Ita, School Manager and members of organising committee, and below, seated, left to right: Freda Hayes, CLUB NOTES TALLOW COMMUNITY leave, waterways than silage effluent Caroline Murphy, Sylvia Meehan, Eilis Fitzgerald, Maire Mullarney, Noirin Ui Chionaola, Catherine Drea; standing: Organ- Congratulations to the 3rd HALL RESULTS I saw her hobble down the Division team On annexing the and we have heard one source ising Committee and Angela Conway. Game 1 — Line Peggy Hur- aisle, league with a little bit to spare. ley. Full House, Kay Burke Fer- claim that it is as much as Team — Phil Curley, Martin She had one leg and wore a moy, Michael Griffin, Kevin three-and-a-half times as potent. Prendergast, John Pratt. Mich- Pratt. crutch ael T Cunningham', ladles. Game 2 — Line. Tommy Re- That should really prove how But as she passed ... a smile! Fiona Cunningham, Helen Cur- gan. Full House, Mary Henley. necessary it is that the Minis- ley, Sheila Tobin and Mary Game 3 — Line. Sarah Mor- Murphy. ter's warning should be heeded. Oh, God, forgive me when I rison. Full House, John McCar- whine The players are now looking thy. Tallow. forward to playing in the Wa- Game 4 — Line Frances 1 have two legs, the world is terford Open. 2nd and 3rd Divi- Tobin Ful>; House Brigid Lan- mine! sion — more anon. ders. The County Association will Game 5 — Line. Brigid Mer- I slopped to buy some sweets, be having their annual get- nin. Kathleen Monaghan. F*ull The lad who sold them had together on Saturday. April 9, House, Mary O'Connell. CIDONA CARRICK so anyone interested in attend- Game 6 — Line, Mary Cotter. such charm, ing should contact either Fiona Full House, Gerard McCarthy. I talked with him he seemed Cunningham or Pat Sheehan. Game 7 _ Line, Phil Beecher. WHEELERS so glad ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. Full House, Angela Clancy. U-16 Football League: Castle- Single Sheet—Frank O'Brien, If 1 were late 'twould do n,o lyons 4-8 St. Catherine's 0-4 — Mrs. O'Shea. Nora Condon May CYCLING CLUB barm. Our u-16 footballers were visi- McCarthy. Richard Tobin And as 1 left he said to me: tors to Castlelyons last Satur- CIDONA SQUAD RECORD Game 8 (Trombola) — Llns. ANOTHER VICTORY "I thank you, you have been day for this league tie. Al- Mary Power. Full House, Pat though giving of their best, ef- Cremen. With Cidona teams in action so kind. forts it wasn't enough to stem Game 9 — Line. Theresa Cur- at two different venues on Sun- It's nice to talk with folks the tide against a splendidly day, it was the turn of the balanced homeside that pro- ley /Mike Hunt. Full House. Mrs ladies to keep our winning like you, Buckley. Lismore — £100 Jack sequence intact. Clare Moore You see," he said. "I'm duced the goods from the throw Pot, Game. in with an impeccable perfor- who is improving every year blind." mance and they well and truly Game 10 — Line, Patricia travelled with the team to deserved their victory In the Smith Lismore. Full House. Joe Santry and won the ladies race end. Feeney. Ballyduff. very convincingly. As the race Oh. God, forgive me when I Game 11—Line. Anne Dineer., was a selection race for the whine, Catherine's team was com- Dungarvan. ladles international team which I have two eyes, the world is prised of—Paul Higgins (goal), Next Sunday night—Jack Pot will race in England in May, her Kieran Hickey Sean Flynn £375.00 on 50 calls. Books £2.00 selection moist, be assured. mine! (capt.), Liam Sheehan, Martin only. The week. 8th-15th March, and Chairperson of the Federa- age of 8 years. Is a writer and guests who travelled to Dungar- Sheehan. Dessie O'Keeffe Rich- Our 'A' team travelled to Later, while walking down TALLOW SQUASH CLUB Santry in Dublin. In the senior was .International women's tion of Women's clubs in broadcaster. van were loud in their praise ard Sheehan, Conor O'Keeffe, the street, Week and the students of Col- Waterford. Caroline Murphy is a re- of the professional manner in Maurice Splllane, Kieran Mor- What a tremendous night last event our riders rode very well aiste Mluire, Dungarvan marked Eilish Fitzgerald, PRO oi sear cher for the bate Liate which the seminar was run. risson. Sean Twomey. Gerard Friday night's social turned out but failed to make the first ten. I saw a child with eyes of the occasion by staging a sem- Focus Point, a shelter for the Show and a sports commen- DAY OF TREMENDOUS Morrisson. Michaei O'Connell, to be. Anyone who was a little Best placed were Nicholas But- blue, inar in tVieir school on FWSday, homeless organisation headed tator. VALUE .lames Kenneally. Paul Gough. apprehensive beforehand as to ler 11th; Stephen Delaney 14tli J-Je stood and i, :, I/ llth March. Nine women firoim I biy stoker Stanislaus. Moya Bean Ui Dhonall has The format or such a day SUP. — Mark Lane. how the night would turn out and Raymond Power 15th. Th'ls others play, Eileen Harty, had their worries dispelled at various wail/ks of life and with a farmer and held various positions in the provided a welcome break from Junior B Hurlin? League — was a very good result as all the He dlid not know what to do. different experiences visited the cheese manufacturer from ICA. the usual lesson,s but students St. Ita's 2-9: St. Catherine's 3-4 9 o'clock that evening when the top riders in the country were school and spoke of their Ring. The day was arranged under and staff agreed that it provid- —Travelling to Pilmore. the bar in Lawlor's was overflowing there. The race was won by I stopped a moment, then I careers and women's place in Freda Hayes, Chief Executive the guidance of Mrs. Angela ed valuable insights into life home ground of the Giirtroe with people, fun and good hum- John McQuaid '(Emerald) with said, society. This was the th'rd of Blarney woolen Mills. Conway, a member of the teach- after school for pupils who are hurlers our juniors were just de- our By 10 o'clock we were all Cormac Mccann (Phoenix) 2nd. "Why don't you join the successive year that the Mercy Sylvia Meehan, Chief Execu- ing staff of Colaiste Muire. The all-too-often despondent over prived of the honours last Sun- tucking into our dinner — after In the Junior event wP had girls held such a seminar. tive of the Employment Equal- organisation of the day and the bleak forecasts about the day In the above competition. Aldan's unforgettable rendition high hopes of a win. With 5k others, dear " The guests (in alphabetical ity Agency. conduct of the various talk6 future. Students and staff It was a closely contested af- of "grace before meals." remaining it seemed as though He looked ahead without a order) were: Maire Mullarney educated her was entirely in the hands of agreed that the day was of fair during the hour but in the Next came the presentation our hopes would be realised. A word Catherine Drea, Art Lecturer II children at home up to the the 5th year students. The tremendous value and interest. last quarter the local side dom- of prizes. Chairman Martin group of four riders were 15 inated the scene and piled on Allen thanked Steve Randies seconds up on the bunch and in And then I kinew he could not the pressure to snatch victory (Castlelyons Co-op > and Tim this group was Robert Power. 'hear. by 2 points. McAullffe (AlB't for their much However On the final climb to Catherine's lined out, as fol- appreciated and generous spon- the hilltop finish, the bunch got Oh, God, forgive me when I TALLOW NOTES lows—Dick Hegarty (goal), Pat sorship. Both Steve and Tim in back on terms which meant It turn expressed their delight, at was all down to a sprint. Donal whine, IRISH FARMERS ASSOCIATION—Waterford Co. Executive Leahy, John D. Cotter. Pat Lane. John McCarthy. Epple Hartnett. the success of their tourna- O'Halloran (Carrick Wheelers I have two ears, the world is Billy Neville Mike Mangan, ments and wished our club the RC.) took the honours with mine. Symposium on Income Tax and BRIDE VIEW UNITED NOTES Kevin Barry. John Hartnett. very best in the future. The Robert Power 5th and Eamonn Batt Sheehan, John Hennessy, club then gave the 'Killarney Doherty 12th. With feet to take me where 1 DUNGARVAN TYRE CENTRE with a silver tray and wished Five' their prizes for finishing Paddy Ahern, Matt Harpur In Kanturk Henry Crowley go, Inheritance Tax CUP SEMI-FINAL Stephen and Mary the best of Timmy B'rien. Sub. — Willie runners-up in their Munster was once again in the frame in championship. With eyes lo see the sunset's Speakers: Peadiar McCaruna, Chief Agricultural Ballyduff 0: Bride View Utd. 2 luck for their wedding which Barry. the u-16 event, this time he fin- takes, place this Saturday. ished third. Advisor, Bank of Ireland. R. Swayne refereed. Before making way for the glow Philly Curley was United's United's next game may be at Intermediate hurling League: On St. Patrick's Day we will With ears to hear what I Gerry Butler, Trustee Dept., Bank of Ireland. hero in Affane on Sunday mor- band, most of the numerous be promoting the Kiely Cup in home to Killeagh. Players check St. Catherine's 1-12; Douglas spot prizes were given out. I would kinow. — will be held in — ning last, when his brace of 0-10 — Our intermediate hur- Carrick-on-Suir at 12 noon. goals put United through to the with manager or committee. think the quality of these prizes Oh, God, forgive me when I LAWLOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN lers were hosted by the Douglas surprised everyone and to all Cup Final. Curley's first goal Club at its venue last Sunday wh'ine, ON MONDAY, 21st MARCH, at 8.15 p.m. came after just 21 seconds and Thanks — The players would the business people of Tallow like to thank all their support- afternoon in the above compe- I'm blessed indeed, the world helped settle United. Gerard tition. Catherine's held the the whole club wish to extend Sponsored by Bank of Ireland. Hogan's free kick In the 13th ers who turned up in such num- its thanks. is mine. bers on Sunday last. sway from the start having the minute was put. out at the ex- edge at the break, 1-6 to 3 'Cosmos' then took to the pense of a corner by Ballyduff's stage and they disappointed Touraneena U-11 O'CONNELL CUP points. Never relenting- they ex- keeper. Daly. United forced celled themselves in their first nobody with their usual high THE GREEN LITTLE three corners in succession but league encounter and gained quality performance. SHAMROCK in the end Ballyduff's defence Cappoquin 3: Bride View Utd. 0 the points after a real classic. To anyone who helped in any Notes cleared. Curley was almost In United suffered their second way to make the night such a SET CLUB NEWS What more suitable choice again in the 27th minute when The team was — W. Murphy success we say again, thanks. league defeat on Saturday last (goal), M. Hartnett, S O'Con- Senior Scor — The Set Club for our ballad corner this week his free kick was headed off the in Cappoquin. With the points I would like to give a special in which we celebrate the feast line with the keeper beaten. nell P. J. Lonergan S. Neville took part in the county final of of no value to United as they mention to Myra O'Donovan, Senior Scor which was held in of St. Patrick, our National Paul Curley went on a marvel- P O'Suliivan, S. Buckley, D. Ted Ber and Kay for their help had already qualified for the Walsh, C. Clancy. P. Clancy, C. Kill Community centre on Sun- Apostle than "The Green Little lous run down the right wing league playoff it showed In their with the spot, prizes and to Shamrocks of Ireland"— and his cross wa met by Der- Casey, M. Mellerick, D. Buckner. day week last. First to take the NORRIS BROS. LTD. s performance. This does not take B. O'Regan and K. Barry. Frank. Aidan and Lawlor's Hotel stage for the club was Shane mot Henley, but the ball came from Cappoquin's display whose for the smooth running of our back off the post. Hallahan who took part in the There's a dear little plant players played some lovely foot- LATE MRS. SALLY AHERN first 'squash ball.' — ('Condor'). Rec'(tation section. Shane gave that grows in our isle. TALLOW CAMOGIE CLUB JSJ/;, Stradbally, Co. Waterford Ballyduff did come back into ball. (Nen REDMOND) EX-N.T. a great performance but was 'Twas St. Patrick himself sure ,r> the game in the final ten min- The recent death of Sally NOTES that set it: FARM AND lt USTRIAL BUILDINGS Cappoquin took the lead ln unlucky to be just out of t'h: utes before the break but they Ahern (nee Redmond) at her Tallow Camogle Club held prizes. And the sun on his labour the 6t'h minute thanks to a de- their annual general meeting found United's defence in top home at B'allyellis. Mallow with pleasure did smilP form. James Scanlan was un- fensive mix-up and they held brought back many memories recently in the Community We were represented in the And the dew from his eyes We Design, We Cost, We Fabricate and Erect — Hayshcds, lucky when he shot over the top this lead till the break. They to us in Ballynoe where Sally Oentire. There was a good ait- Solo Singing section by Jean often wet it. Lean-tos, Beef Units. Portal Frames. from close range. Increased their lead 2 minutes taught school for many years. tendance and discussed at the Crotty who was runner-up in It, thrives through the bog, into the second half to 2 goals Her sister Pldgie proceeded hex- meeting was the lineout of tlhat section, in the Question through the brake and the Ballyduff got on top in the when one Of their forwards there too teaching in the boys teams for 1988 and their 'train- Time we were represented by- mireland. second half especially in the scored a fine goal. United school prior to its amalgama- ing. Jerry Connors, Shane Hallahan fought back and Terence Mc- And he called it the dear first 20 minutes Liam Moroney tion in the late twenties. Both Elect'.on of officers resulted as and Pat Hearne and they too. little Shamrock Of Ireland. cleared off the line in the 62nd Sweeney, Pat Flynn and Mark were reputedly efficient teach- though not being among the The sweet little shamrock, minute and this was the near- O'Brien all went close. Cappo- follows: Chairman. John W. ers and as Goldsmith said: "if McCarthy; Vice-Chairperson, prizes, gave a very good ac- est Ballyduff came to scoring. quin's keeper made a tremen- severe in ought, the love they count of themselves. They never the dear little Shamrock. United gradually got back Into dous save ln the 52nd minute. Rose Prescod: Secretary, Angela The sweet little green little bore to learning was at fault," Allen: PRO, (Lisa Power; Treas- fail to help the club out and we shamrock of Ireland. the game. Dermot Henley's Cappoquin's third goal came in Saliy. beln? the last of the sis- are grateful to them. (who had a fine gamei cross the finai minute of the game ters to remain in the school is urer, Christine Pratt. Any Span Any Size Anywhere was headed towards goal by from the penalty spot. remembered as a kind and Committee — Sandra Grey, The real dark horses of the This dear little plant still Philly Curley but Daly saved friendly person and is often Marie Grey. Avrll McSwceney. wight were our Novelty Act grows in our land, well. Disaster struck for Bally- United will have to improve spoken highly of by her former Mary Pratt. Margaret O'Brien team who comprised Diarmuid Fresh and fair as the daugh- For the best job at the best price: Tel. 051-92215/91222 duff two minutes later when a if they are to win the league pupils to this very day and her and Elizabeth Ryan. Hallahan. Monnie Hallahan. ters ot Erin. short kick out by Daly to his playoff against Youghal. No death was received with no Mossie Cliffe and James Cotter. Whose smiles can bewitch, full back was Intercepted by date has been fixed yet but we little sadness in the parish and They surprised us all by taking whose eyes can command. Paul Curley. His pass to brother should know this weekend. we wish to convey our condol- the first prize. They gave a In each climate that they Philly was sent all the way to United — B. Sheehan. J. ence to her son, daughters, sis- very good performance and may appear in: the net, much to the delight of O'Brien. J. Murphy, T. McSwee- ters nephews, nieces, daugh- showed just how versatile the And shine through the bog, ney. B'. Hogan. J. Fraser, T. Cun- through the brake and the the United fans. This finished ter-in-law. sons-in-law. relatives "High on Slemish mountains club can be. Congratulations to the game as a contest and ningham, P. Flynn M. O'Brien, and friends. them and we wish them all the mireland. A McCarthy, T. Keniry. Res., Herding Milcho's swine and Just like their own little United finished out the game sheep best in the Munster semi-final. without too many problems. all used — J. Henley, S. Woods, She was interred in St. Gob- Our final representatives were Shamrock of Ireland T. Mulcahy and B. Power. nait's Cemetery. Mallow. Patrick — a vigil he did keep. The sweet little shamrock, In silent prayer our set dancers and they too So United advance to the Cup MRS. CATHERINE DONOVAN, performed very well but had to the dear little shamrock. BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS Final. Tobin in goal played very U-14 League—Our u-14 squad GLANTANE. R.I.P. FOr Ireland The sweet little, green little, ATTENTION FARMERS!— Isle so fair. take second place on the night, well as did his defence of Sice, will be next into action when The recent death of Mrs. to Dunhiil. Well done though to shamrock of Ireland. Moroney. Prescod and Murphy. their league begins in about 3 Catherine Donovan, Glantane, Now, by divine' command—his We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right exile ends the set wiho put in a lot of United's midfielders of McCar- weeks time. Ballynoe. has removed from' our practice over the past few This dear little plant that prices:— thy Hogan and Curley all did midst one of the locality's well The slave-boy springs from our soil. Would return to home and weeks. The set was composed Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts. well while Up front the two Co-0|) Draw: The West's known parishioners, where she of Diarmaid Hallahan, James When Its three little leaves Henley's (Dermot and David) Awake — Well West Waterford with her late husband Jeremiah friends. Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts Cotter, John Condon. Mtesiie are extended. and scorer-in-chief Philly Cur- was well catered for in the last farmed for many years. Of a He sails once morP to the Denotes on one stalk we Emerald shore Cliffe, Marita Nugent. Terri (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull ley caused many problems for of the co-op draws. ThP first kind and gentle disposition she Bourke, Nora Bourke and together should toil. Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig the Ballyduff defence. Overall prize (car or £6,000> and third was esteemed as a kind neigh- Now vested as a priest. And ourselves by ourselves be prizes went to Affane. Ballin- bour during her lifetime. A trefoil plucked from Irish Joanne Crotty. Thanks, as Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, It was a game United deserved usual, must go to our ever- befriended. to win. road got 2 prizes as did Inch Our sympathy la extended to clay And still through the bog K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. but best news of all is that at He holds — to prove how it fai'thful musicians Tom, Bob United — K. Tobin, G Sice. her sons Eddie and Michael, and Biddy. through the brake and the L. Moroney, P. Prescod, K. Mur- last, we had a winner. Ann Fitz- daughters Josephine. Anna. Eil- could be mireland. phy G. Hogan. P. Curley, T. Mc- gerald c/o Ted Keniry's won een. Catherine, nephews, nieces, The mystery of the Trinity. Congratulations — Congratu- From one root should branch MICHAEL BEECHER 9th Prize _ Radio-Cassette grandchildren. daughters-in- Patrick — herd boy lations are in order for one of like the shamrock of Ire- Carthy. D Henley. P. Curley D. We pray — a vigil keep Henley. Res. — S. Curley and P. Well done Ann and on behalf law. sons-in-law. relatives and our club members. Marita Nu- land TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD of the club could i thank all friends. On our dear land gent who recently got engaged WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY Sheehan not used. Where once you tended sheep. The sweet little shamrock, Prior to the game, chairman those people who supported the She was interred in the fam- to Billy Barron from Vickers- the dear little shamrock. Tomas McCarthy presented draw and helped to make it a ily burial plot in Ballynoe come- —MAI O'HIGGINS. town, Modellgo. We wish them The sweet little, green little, club player Stephen Curley success. tery. both 'the best of luck. shamrock of Ireland.