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The shock resignation of De- It was a mere coincidence puty Austin Deasy, Dungarvan. that Mr. Deasy resigned from from the FJme- Giael front bench, the front bench on the day thait announced last Thursday night, Mr. Yates said he did not exposed tihe disarray and loiw Front Bench accept that the country should AN UNEXPECTED been armed when challenged morale of (the, main Opposition be faced wiith another FF gov- MOVE and shot. Subsequently it was parity in 'the Dail at the present ernment because Fine Gael and time. Former Minister for Agri- found that there was no bomb one-year-old leadership is not He fetlt the comments he had Speaking after his resigna- the Progressive Democrat® weir® The decision -taken by Dun- culture in the- lasit Coalition likely, but, with Fine Gael at a in mind might ciause problems tion.. Mr. Deasy said that he not prepared to change the in the car and that all three Government, Deputy Deasy was garvan's Deputy Austin Deasy low 24 point raiting in the polls, for tihe party if he was stiill in really did not want to go into political landscape. were unarmed. tihe Fine Gael party spokesman he will be called on for early the Shadow Cabinet. the Issues be had in mind to last week to resign from the However, itjhe Wexford back- Members of the British SAS on Transport and Tourism. signs of resuscitating a party Mr. Deasy declared in his re- comment on and which could bencher must have been aware Fine Gael Dail Front Bench Coupled with an outspoken were involved and they have that has not recovered from a signation statement: "M.y sup- cause problems for the party. of Mr. Du toes' flat rejection of came as rather a surprise de- call by back-ibencher Ivan Yates gjamsiral election drubbing that port for the parity leader. Alan always been noted for their He recalled that in December talk of coalition with the PDs spite the faot that the former for FG to prepare for a "cred- cost thiem 19 Dail seats. Dukes, is assured. I fully en- last when he advocated that while he was trying to re-build policy of never taking prison- ible alternative" in a coalition Mr. Deasy, one of the hardest sdhool teacher has, since his dorse his stand on the Ireland should become a mem- FG. ers. In this regard it can then with the Progressive Democrats wor-king members of the lasit economy." ber of NATO, it bad annoyed enfry into politics, been noted be readily understood that it puts considerable pressure on Ctoalition, resigned so thiat h-e A party spokesman said that tihe party. lit wias on matters With Fine Gael three points as a rather unpredictable per- party leader Alan Dukes. might "comment more freely on Mr. Dukes had accepted the re- below their poor general elec- instead of checking out the car such -as thus that he wished tc DEPUTY AUSTIN DEASY son. But in addition to his An outright "heave" on his various issues." s', gn-ati on with regreit. be free to speak out. t'on showing, the problems fac- before the 3 were challenged unpredictability Austin Deasy ing Mr. Dukes include— they just shot them out of • A front bench most of Agriculture in Dr. FitzGerald's has also been noted for his second coalition. He had an (hand. whom did not vote for him and honesty and courage and when many of whom have been al- extremely difficult portfolio, in- the need arises for his ability While members of Che Pro- most invisible on tihe national cluding the EEC negotiations on the milk super levy. to call a spade a spade. visional IRA have, by their political stagie for- some months. own dreadful actions, put them- • An organisation unable to He s-hot to national promin- It would seem that the ence after the fall of Dr. Fitz- selves beyond the bounds oi grapple with his style of "con- former Minister for Agriculture St. Patrick's Day Parade in ditional support" for a minority Gerald's first coalition. Ini a mercy there is no excuse for has not been too happy in his government cutting spending party "inquest," he accused D-r. their summary execution in this FitzGerald of being a lousy front bench position for some and borrowing, and fashion. The attitude and • A party that needs an in- politician. time past but it was a censored actions of the SAS make it very fusion- of young blood to replace speech warning Fine Gael not difficult for those who believe those whio had been attracted to be 'trapped into a snap to it by Garret FltzGerald. in the rule of law and preach General Election on a minor Dungarvan will be biggest ever He has had dust-ups with respect for it and the summary issue that proved the last some prominent partymen. execution of suspects in this Most notable of these was with straw and brought about his fashion can have no place in John Boland for a speech inter- ANNETTE-THE sudden resignation. any democratic society which preted as cr'tical of the ''con- ditional support" for the FF Deputy Deasy is on record claims to respect the rule of law as stating that the "keynote administration. WINNER in the fight against terrorism. Patrick Cooney was annoyed part" of a speech which he had thiat he was left out of any all- submitted to the Fine Gael CALL FOR INVESTIGATION party committee on marital Press Officer for release had OF HEALTH BOARDS breakdown, despite expressing a wish to be included. been cut. It later transpired EXPENDITURE that the alteration in the speech OMITTED was as -the result of a decision Last month in reply to a Daii And it is beheved that earl'er on it by Party Leader. Alan Question put down by him, last week Mr. Deasy was less Dukes. Deputy Austin Deasy was in- than pleased about sections o-f formed by the Minister for a speech being omitted; -these Mr. Deasy has told us that Health, Dr. O'Hanlon. that in referred to morale in the party. he willl feel freer to air his views 1985 the eight regional health Mr. Deasy (51) was a second- on the back benches, views that ary teacher before being elected boards had expenditure over- to the Dail in 1977. He had been he would be unable to express runs totalling £7.5 million while a senator for the previous four as a member of the Fine Gael in 1986 the total overspent by years. Shadow Cabinet. He recalled the Boards came to a massive He held various spokesman- rhiat when he advocated that £25.6 milljon. Here in the south- .-.hips on the FG Fro-n.t Bench belore be.ng made M.vrn"»te-r tor Ireland should join NATO last east region the board (rfverspent year it was not too favourably £1.4 million in 1985 and £4.8 received by the Party while he million in 1986. said that his "rip off'' attack on Heartiest congratulations to Now in a letter to the Public Mrs. Annette Quinn Geoghegan Aer Lingus on the fares they on her win in the semi-final of were charging until confronted Accounts Committee of Dail FREE TRIP TO the Lions R.T.E. "Over 55" Tal- by the competition of Ryanair Eireann. the body appointed tc ent Competition. had been rather an embarrass-! investigate all public expendi All of us who watched her perform in the competition in ment to the Party Leader also. Lure chaired by Deputy Gay EUROPEAN SOCCER I the "Live at Three" program- Mitchell, Deputy Deasy calls I me on Monday. February 29th At the same time Deputy Pictured nbove are members of the Dungarvan Pipe Band at their headquarters in Wolfe Tone Road with members of the the Committee's attention to were delighted with her superb Deasy was quick to point out Castlelyons Band prior to last year's parade. performance. She is now com- tlhat his support for Mr. Dukes this question concerning the CHAMPIONSHIP peting in the All-Ireland Final was not in question. He also overexpenditure in the years Congratulations to David on R.T.E on 12th of April. We mentioned by the Health Walsh. 37. Springfield. Dungar- will have more details later. said that he was not aware that A record number of bands- Crotty's Corner in Abbeyside at The secretary of Dungarvan There will be trophies for van who has proved the lucky Boardis. All Annette's friends — and his party colleague from Wex- six in all — will participate in 3 o'clock Pipe Band. Brian O'Connor, has two new categories this year. winner of a national Sunday they are many — will wish her ford, Deputy Ivan Yates, was Dated March. 3, the letter- this year's St. Patrick's Day The route of the parade, issued an appeal to all clubs, The local Traders Association newspaper competition run in all the best on the 12th April. is presenting a trophy for the making an almost simultaneous states: "It seems extraordinary parade in Dungarvan which the which will be headed by a col- organisations, and industrial conjunction w.lth the European organising Dungarvan Pipe our party and the Dungarvan concerns to involve themselves best "Business and 'Trading' Soccer Championship. This promotion to seek out statement last Thursday floating that overruns of this magnitude Band committee is confident Pipe Band, will be as in for- directly in this year's parade. entry, while Connradh na David has won two tickets for talent in our Senior Citizens by should be allowed. It occurs to Gaeilge is sponsoring a trophy the Lions clubs of Ireland has the idea of a pre-election coali • will be the biggest and most mer years. It will travel across "It is their parade." says an all-expenses paid trip to the tion with the PDs. However he me that they may be largely colourful since its revival In the Causeway to Grattan for the "best visual display" finals. The trip includes return proved to be a great success. Brian "wP are only organising responsible for the crisis in the 1977. Square where the reviewing entry. flight to West Germany, seven Our thanks are due locally to welcomed the idea, describing it. However the success of it Lion Michael Walsh, who put so Months of meticulous plan- stand wil] be. Dignatorie* on will be very largely dependant The "Best Overall Float" will nights accommodation and tic- it as the most realistic thing Health Service that we've had ning have gone into the or- the stand will Include the kets to see Ireland's three much effort Into organising the over the past year. I would like on the response there is from win the Fr. Paddy O'Riordan various heats in West Water- said in the past year and said ganising of the parade, and if chairman. Cllr. Richard A. all these quarters. We are iro.phy. and other trophies will opening games. that the party supporters want- to ask that you and your com- thp mercurial weatherman is in Walsh, and members of Dun- Certainly David must be t.he ford and it would indeed be a hopeful however that t-he 1988 include the Bank of Ireland fitting reward if this effort pro- ed a realistic alternative to the mittee please investigate this benevolent mood there should garvan Urban Council, local parade will be the biggest and Trophy (for the best advertis- envy of soccer fans everywhere be a huge turnout for a parade Dail representatives, members after this fantastic win. ved an All-Ireland winner from present government. "A coali- matter and determine the reason most colourful todate. ing float); the O. Bowman that, will commence from of the clergy and a representa- Trophy (for the best marching the Old Boro. — (P.R.O. 1. tion between the PDs and Fine for the overruns which appear tive Of the Garda Siochana. SPONSORSHIPS group); the Michael Hogan From Grattan Square the Gael would be the alternative," to be a gross irregularity, and Generous sponsorships have Trophy (for the- best club to ascertain who, or what, was parade will continue along float)- the. Dungarvan Vintners he told us. O'Connell Street, Wolfe Tone been received for this year's responsible." parade, and Brian O'Connor Trophy (for the best vintage Now Deputy Deasy will join Road. Mitchel Street. Mary entry), the Richard Dalton tro- -Street and back to Grattan has expressed the Pipes Band's COMMENCING FRIDAY, MARCH II his colleague, former Attorney Should the Public Accounts SPRATT TO RIDE FOR appreciation Of Dungarvan phy (for the most colourful General John Kelly on the back Square where the various cate- entry). There will also be a Committee agree to carry out gory award winners will be an- Credit Union, the Waterford benches where he will, within Trustee Savings Bank. Water- special poster competition for Deputy Deasy's request it will nounced followed by the pre- the national schools and the reason, find the freedom he HIS HOME TOWN sentation of the trophies. ford Co-Op. Capitol Cleaners, be interesting to see what Stephen Spratt, is to ride for East Cork OH. Spurling Homes, winners will received a plaque. requires to speak his mind. answers they come up with. Dungarvan Cycling Club in this The other participating bands Guinness Group Sales, O'Briens The adjudicator will be Ms. CLOSING DOWN Olympic year. After cycling will be the Dungarvan Brass Mineral Waters Clonmel. Dun- O'Dwyer who is on the teach- SUMMARY EXECUTION STAMP FOR EXPLORER with Carrick Wheelers for five Band,, the Cork Hill Pipe Band garvan Traders Association. ine staff of the local Mercy seasons it is hoped that this and the St Mary's Brass and Oomnradh na Gae'lige. and Convent. Three members of the Provi- move will attract more riders SALE John Palliser the explorer, Reed Band (both of Youghal), Dungarvan Crystal The adjudication panel for sional IRA from Belfast, two to the local club which has' a the Seafield Pipe Band of B'on- who played an important part "Without their sponsorship tlie various awards will be EVERYTHING AT COST men and a woman, reported to considerable increase in mem- malion and Castlelyons Pipe in the development of Canada bers over the last, year. It Is support there just, wouldn't be Tom Keith, Manager of Dun- hav been on an "active ser- Band which has been involved a March 17th parade in Dun- garvan Sports Centre-, John e originally hailed from the hoped that the fifteen or so 1 Fabrics. Haberdashery, Patterns, Trimmings, etc. in every St. Patrick's Day par- garvan," Brian O'Connor said. Walsh and Ms . Eleanor Power. vice" mission, were shot dead Leamybrien area of Co. Water- riders still in Carrick clubs will ade in Dungarvan since 1977. be racing for Dungarvan next The latest date for entries is BUTTERICK PATTERNS — 50p on Gibraltar last Sunday by ford. Now he is to be com- this coming Saturday. March British security forces. They year, notably Robert Power. memorated by the Canadian Aidan Bell, Tony and Vlnny 12th. and the Pipe Band are were alleged lo have planted Mahony and Ger Wyley. appealing to everyone to co- explosives in a car and to have operate fully with them In this (Continued on Page 8) Spratt's main goal this year regard. "If everyone co-oper- THREAD-NEEDLE is to ride for Ireland in the ates we will have a parade to Seoul Olympics. And it is for remember." said Brian O'Con- this reason he will ride a lot of- nor. races in Ireland as well as com- MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN peting In international events with some of the Irish Olympic squad. Spratt is included in1 a ten-man squad from which eventually four riders will be chosen for the Olympics. The Olympic riders wilt be Milk Fun Run chosen over the next three months. Spratt. while one of Junior Chamber Dungarvan are happy to be involved the youngest of the squad Is one of the most experienced and in runnirg this Fur, Run on— consistent performers over the last three years. The first im- portant races for the Olympic squad are the March Classics, namely, the Beechmount, Cup SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1988 1 in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation. iNavan . Liam Toolin Cup (Santryi Kiely Cup (Carrlck- A percentage of the takings will also go towards our on-Suir). Midland Oup (Monas- terevan) and Des O'Hanlon Cup local cause — providing a Defibrillator for the local (Carlow). The best riders here doctors. will go on to ride in interna- -1 tional events, namely, Tour of Sponsorship cards are available from Maria Moloney Normandy (6 days). Giro del Boutique. Grattan Square. Regione, Italy (6 days'), Tour of Luxembourg (5 days'), plus five We look forward to seeing you for the pleasant 6-mile other one day events. run/walk in aid of these two great causes. Riders who perform well ln these events will go into the Remember the date: Sunday, 27th, Time; 2.30 p.m. Tour of Britain Pro-Am Milk Venue: Grattan Square. Race (14 days), from which the LIBBY FLYNN who played the leading soprano role of Princess final selection for the Olympics Mathilde in the Dungarvan Musical and Choral Society's recent Get all your friendis lo sponsor you. will be named. The riders have production of the "Quaker Girl" faces her biggest challenge twelve weeks in which to prove (his week-end when she goes on stage at the Braemor Rooms in This advertisement has been sponsored by Central their worth for the once in a Dairies Ltd. lifetime chance to compete in Dublin on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, March 10, the Olympics. II and 12. PAGE TWO DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. Dungarvan Rugby Club Notes LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES SPRATT LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES PLEASE NOTE which cost, him a couple of The results of the latest MARIAN TERRACE, HIGH STREET Olub secretaries and all PRO'S potots. „ M weekly draws:— STRADBALLY are please asked to note that Results: Spring League — N. £5.0 Joe Tobin, New Twomey's team 44 P. Norris 2i. Week 5— 2-STOREY END/TERRACED RESIDENCE the latest time for receipt, of : St- Lismore; £30, James Lan- Junior Cup Disappointment Plate — D. Murphy's team 45; copy for inclusion in this col- ders Parks Road, Lismore: £20. With Garage, Front and Rere Gardens umn each wee'k Is before 5 p.m. R. Ormonde 21. Martin Landers, Parks Road, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday evenings. Anything 18 H. Stroke competition — l, £15. Michael O^Leary. Cork Constitution 10 the board, the windy conditions and Dermot Coughlan with D. Spillane (13) 65; 2, T. Ryan Lismore- TUESDAY NEXT, 15th MARCH, at 4 p.m. Dungarvan 0 making kicking difficult. Cork Dave Salmon converting one received after that time cannot The Red House. Lismore; £10, be guaranteed publication in (19) 67- 3, N. Twomey (7) 67. Frank Hale, Ballyin Lismore: (Unless previously sold, and as already fully advertised) Con defended desperately and try. This was a good outing and Fixtures: Sat./Sun. 12th/13th On Sunday last in very windy managed to hold out until the win for the 2nds who have a that week. Your co-operation in £10. David Lee, South Mall, Lis- ON THE PREMISES conditions, our 1st team had March — 18 H. Stroke Scotch the full time whistle. fixture at home 0n Sunday next this regard would be much ap- m Vacant possession. Keys with Auctioneers. their Junior Cut> hopes shat- against Kinsale in the Cork preciated. Foursomes. _ „ week 6 — £50, Monica Noo- Eamonn Walsh and Jimmy 17th March, St. Patrick s Day Solirs: J. F. Williams & Co., Dungarvan tered when they were defeated Morrissey impressed in the Cup. nan, Deerpark. Lismore- £30. by Cork Con in) Cork. In a front row and Matty Hanrahan The team was ML Brackett, D. REHAB PUB QUIZ —9 Hole Mixed Foursomes. r atriona Lawton, Ashbourne, Having carriage of sale. tough and hard fought encoun- On St. Patrick's night a musi- ro Meath £20 Gerard Pren- won some very good line-out Coughlan, P. Queally. P. Mulla- The local Rehab Pub Quiz has Furtiher particulars lirom The Auctioneers. ter, with both defences in great possession The backs were very ney. J. Clarke, M. O'Donovan, cal night will be held in the dergast, Glendeish, Lismore; form. Con emerged winners now reached the semi-final Clubhouse at 9 p.m. followed by £15. Ann Ahearne. c/o Pat Ah- solid in defence and their at- D. Salmon C. O'Riordan, K. stages with the draw for the NO. 2, SEAPARK, CLONEA ROAD, DUNGARVAN with 1 try and two penalties to tacking runs were only beaten Clarke, N. Kannigan. J. Curran, presentation of the Spring earne- £10 Alice- O'Keeffe. nil. Con. playing with the 'A' section and Plate as fol- League and weekly prizes. Make Parks' Road, Lismore. £10, B'illy SPLENDID DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE by desperate defending. The G O'Brien, E. Lonergan. P. lows:— strong breeze In the first half team can take credit for a good Nugent, W O'Brien, P. Foley. an- effort to support the club by Walsh, Main Street, Lismore FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY had Dungarvan under strong 'A' Section—Lindsays v. Mad- be ing there. performance in defeat against FIXTURES den's: Toby Jug v. Tallow — to Week 7 — £50, John Walsh, * 4 Bedrooms, well fitted and furnished. pressure for most of this period the reigning Junior Cup hold- Sunday. 13th March — Cork The panels for the Bruen and Mayfield. Lismore: £30, Paul and were 6 points ahead just be played on Tuesday, 8th and Purcell Shield are on display in * Dual heating system. ers who were fielding several Cup, 2nd team at home to Kin- 15th March. Walsh New St. Lismore; £20, coming to half time. Dungarvan experienced senior players. sale. 3 o'clock. the Clubhouse. Trial matches * Large weld enclosed garden area. were awarded a scrum on their will shortly be organised—keep Declan Bransfield. East Main Thp Dungarvan team was — 3rd team — Friendly at, home Plate — Corner House v. Red St Lismore: £15, Pa Morrissey. * Excellent accommodation throughout, including own 5 metre line but the ball Ml. O'Connor, P. Coughlan, P. J. House1: Ramble Inn v. Ted Ken- an eye on the notice board. came back untidily and the Con to Carrick-on-Suir, 2.30. Chapel St.. Lismore: £1.0, Mrs. extensive fitted furniture. Kindregan, J. O'Connor, E. Phe- The 1st team have no fixture iry's — to be played on Thurs- LADIES GOLF NOTES D Cashman South Mass, Lis- scrum-half was on hand to lan, S. White, Mark O'Connor, day 10th and Wed. 16th March. * Attractive porch. gather a touch down for a try. next Sunday but will have- their The Spring League took off more- £10 Mrs. Nora Morrissey. E. Walsh. J. Morrissey. D. Garryowen CUD match in a few In the 'A' section, the Toby to a flying start last wee'k and New Street, Lismore. So Irs: Joseph P. Gordon & Co., The Burgery. This was a severe blow to Duni- Dower. Ml. O'Halloran, T. garvan who had defended very •weeks. Their opponents will be Jug must be favourites to reach thanks to the weather most of With the return of playing Inspection striotly by prior arrangement only with the Clarke. M. Hatiraban, J. O'Brien^ the winners of Bruff or Fermoy the final. The other place ls the ladies played their matches. activities drawing closer the well under pressure during the J. Tynan. Auctioneers. _ half. and it will bp, an away fixture. wide open with no more than a At the moment Team C (capt. club would like to remind all few points between the three S. Denn) are galloping ahead club members of a special, lim- The forwards were very solid 2lids HISTORIC WIN YOGI'S DISCO teams at any stage. GORTNADIHA UPPER, RING Draw for two tickets to Lon- with 19 points. Next comes ited hurleys offer _ 2 hurleys and they got, very good posses- AGAINST CORK CON In the Plate the four remain- Team B (capt. C. Dowd) with c. 12 ACRES ROADSIDE LANDS sion from the line-outs. The Cork Con 3 don. sponsored by Court Travel. for £8, while stocks last. Any- ing teams look very evenly bal- 9 pts. then Team D (capt. J. one interested, please contact FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY backs tackled very well and Dungarvan 2nds 10 The five lucky names going for- anced with Ted Keniry's slight ward for the above draw from Canning) with 7 pts. and Team Marty MacNamara as soon as Edmond Spratt & Son are instructed by the owner to gave their opposition very little The 2nd team had a historic favourites. A (capt. J. Barry > with 5 pts. room to manoeuvre. victory in this friendly played last Saturday night's disco are possible oger for sale these roadside lands, situate adjoining the It all adds up to very close The "Queen of the Hills" goes Finally a reminder for all Dungarvan began to pressur- in Cork on Sunday. Scoring 2 — Emona Casey, Stradbally, and exciting semi-finals. Robert's Gross junotion, as follows: ise the opposition and were in tries and 1 conversion, they Sheila O'Kennedy, Abbeyside, L. to E. Tinnelly with 38 pts. players who have not yet paid The final will take place on The Wednesday. 2nd March LOT 1 — Approximately 2 acres, having extensive Don's half for long periods'. played very well and domini- McGovern. Dungarvan, F. Wed. 23rd March in the Lismore their membership, to pay same ated a lively Con fifteen. The Power, Kilmacthomas, G. Cof- competition was won by Mrs. as soon as possible as a player road frontage to the Helvick road. They were awarded several pen- Hotel. alties but unfortunately none try scorers were Pat Nugent fey Stradbally. Kay McDermott (21) with 21 is not insured against injury, pts. LOT 2 — Approximately 10 acres, adjoining the were converted into points on LISMORE P.T.A.A, etc unless membership is paid. Old Parish Road. Good luck to everybody in the Anyone wishing to pay their The monthly meeting was next round of the league. This holding is being offered for sale in one or more membership please_ contact held in the Sacristy following James Linane. membership of- lots andi should prove a valuable investment. Evening Mass on F'irst Friday, MUNSTER COLLEGES ficer. or any committee mem- Solrs: Murphy & McCullagh,, Grattan Square, 4th March. HURLING ber. CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES The results of the recent, sur- Lismore C.B.S. 6-7 Dungarvan. MRS. NORA (NONIE) MASON, shock result at Killeagh Is an played during last week and Killaloe 4-1 G.A.A. CLUBS DEVELOPMENT unexpected bonus for Affane produced a few surprises with veys undertaken in the Presen- Further particulars and maps from:— CAPPOQUIN tation Convent, and C.B'.S. were Lismore C.'B.S. qualified for CO-OP SUPER DRAW 1988 and it could be all to play for the holder Martin Power going the Munster Final of the under The club is again participat- The death of an old resident, at Affane in three weeks when out in the first round. Other dlseussd. The percentages re- who throughout a long life, has vealed by the questionnaire 16A competition at Golden last ing in the Super Draw this year Pinewood come there. surprising victims were Ned Wednesday. and hopes to repeat last year s given so much to her family, Piltown's win' over Glenview Curley, Michael Casey and forms were interesting _ in Edmond Spratt_& Son, neighbours and friends, is al- fact, somewhat disturbing — Although the win was com- success The format has chang- ways a cause of great sadness, in Division 2 leaves Youghal Conor O'Leary. prehensive at. the end, Killaloe ed this year — there will be 3 and Piltown certain to go up The results of the six out- and emphasised the need for but seldom more so than last battled gamely for most of the draws _ on the last Saturdays TELEPHONE (<>58 > 4.2211 with only the precedence to be parental vigilance in the mat- M.I.A.V.I. week when Mrs. Nora (Nonie) standing preliminary round ter of teenage and under-age match. Lismore C.B.S. got off to in March. April and May and Mason died on Monday, 29th decided. Piltown have one game games, which were all played, a tonic start when Corcoran tickets are £10 per month. The left over Ballysaggart and if, drinking. The Parents' Council February at, the home of her is as follows — ,T Morley beat are to be congratulated on their goaled in the first few minutes prizes on offer this year include daughter Mrs. Lena O'Brien. as expected, they take the two G Morrissey by 2-1 as did D. and this helped to settle the 2 cars (or £10.000 cash), tele- points from this, they will play initiative in organising the Shanbally In the fulness of Cummins a/gainst T. MoNamara, surveys. team which then proceeded to vision's, videos, holidays, furni- years and after a long illness off with their neighbours for C. Power against N. Curley, F. assert a fair degree of superior- ture, etc. with the biggest prize the Division 2 championship. A Half-Day Retreat (2.00-6.00) borne with the utmost Christian McCarthy against J. Noonan will be held in St. Augustine's. ity on the exchanges. The in- in May of a house of £25,000 patience. Nee Sheehan she was At, the "wrong" end of Divi- and D. Mason against M. Reddy. Duckspool, Dungarvan, under ability of the Killaloe forwards cash — there are numerous TOM CURRAN SALES a native of Kinsale and relict sion 1 the relegation battle is D. Henley had a two frames to the auspices of West Waterford to raise a flag from a good other prizes. Given the prizes of James Mason. also wide open though bottom nil win against A. O'Keeffe. degree of possession was high- on offer £10 per month repre- For Sale By Private Treaty P.T.A.A. Regional Council on of the table Lismore look the The first round results are as Palm Sunday. 27th March. This lighted by deadly accuracy sents very good value. Further On Monday evening the re- most likely to go. Possible com- follows — D. Mason beat P. details, and tickets are avail- CARROWGAR1FF, CAPPAGH mains were removed to St. is open to all and non-Pioneers from the Lismore forwards. 85 ACRE NON-RESIDENTIAL ROADSIDE panions in misfortune could be Kiely by 2-0- J. Greene beat are most welcome to attend. At the interval Lismore's able from any club member. Re- Marys Church accompanied by Ardmore or Cappoquin. So the M. Power by 2-1 L. Costin beat HOLDING an immense cortege where they : commanding lead — 3-4 to 1-0 member that all proceeds from next three weeks could be full B. Ormonde by 2-1; R. Flynn seemed to indicate that the the draw are invested in- the were received and blessed by of interest. beat M. Casey by 2-1; K. BALLINVELLA COMMUNITY Further particulars next issue. Very Rev W Phelan. P.P. as- CENTRE match was virtually sewn up club's field developments. The sisted by Rev. S. O'Dowd. C.C.. O'Reilly beat iT. Power by 2-0: but Killaloe started in whirl- club appreciates greatly the This Affane win certainly did J. Corcoran beat T. McCarthy support shown by the local BARRANAS'l'OOK, OLD PARISH Fr. Francis, O.C.S.O.. Mount not, look likely at gale-swept At a meeting on Feb. 29th, a wind fashion and reduced the FOR SALE — 11 ACRE NON-RESIDENTIAL Melleray. Fr. Prendiville O.S.A. Lismore on Sunday when back- by 2-1 and E. Cummins beat C. vote of sympathy was passed leeway to six points after about people to date and would ask and Fr. Hickey. O.S.A. ed by the elements they trailed O'Leary by 2-1. to t'he following families on 12 minutes of play. The hurling for this support to continue in ROADSIDE HOLDING 1988. — (P.R.O.). On Tuesday afternoon^ Rev. 1-0 to a Carthage Barry goal at The four outstanding first their recent, bereavements — was tough and uncompromising All in pasture. half time. Starting with ten. Mr. Patrick Dunne, Bridane on but a rock solid full back line Tom Mason. O.S.A. (nephew > round games which will be LISMORE C.B.S. FOR FINAL was the chief celebrant at the owing to one late arrival. Lis- played during this week are .as the death of his brother John Of P. O'Connell. K. Clancy and more were having the better in England; Mrs Elsie Morgan C. Cunningham and Hickey at The final of the Munster Col- CARRIGLEA, DUNGARVAN concelebrated Requiem Mass follows — R. Walsh v. J. Mor- leges u/161 hurling competition TO LET — 21 ACRES FOR HAY OR SILAGE and assisting were Rev. Fr. of the first period with Barney ley: D. Henley v. D. Cummins: on the death of her sister Mrs. centre back soaked up the in- O'Dowd, C.C., Fr. Francis, Prendergast. dominating mid- Mabel Davies: Mrs. Willie Mills tense pressure and the for- between Lismore C.B.S. and De TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer C Power v F. McCarthy and La Salle (Hospital. Co. Limer- O.C.S.O., Fr. Moran, O.S.A. Very field and new signing Kieran K. McGrath v. T. Kelleher. and family, Ballyduff on the wards once again showed their Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 Rev. Fr. Phelan, P.P. Rev. Fr. Foley showing his undoubted death of her mother Mrs. Daw- accuracy by well taken scores. ick i will take place this Friday. talents in the middle of the The eight second round son- and to the Mulcahy fam- March 11. at 2.30 p.m. in Bally- Purce'lL C.C., Affane and Very It was all one way traffic in the o-iblin. Mitchelstown. Rev. K. Mulcahy, P.P.. Ballyduff. back four. Indeed it was- the ex- matches, over three frames, ily. Midleton. May they rest in final ten minutes except for one perience ol' both sides that they which will also be played dur- LISMORE BADMINTON The Lessons were read by rye ace. last attack from Killaloe which CLUB MOTES Linda Mason, granddaugher made nothing of wind advan- ing this week, read as follows— A speedy recovery was also was rewarded by a goal just on and Tara Flynn. great-grand- tage —. the long ball down the R. Walsh or J. Morley v. D. Hen- extended to Mrs. Bennett, Deer- the final whistle. Our Premier Division team daughter and the Offertory middle generally leaving the ley or D. Cummins: C. Power or park. The final of the competition are through to the final of the SALES BY HARTY & CO. Gifts were presented by Marie front threes groping. F. McCarthy v. D Mason: P. Set Dancing ls once again Drainseann Cut> which will be Casey v. J. Greene- C. Barry v. will be played on this Friday al-ayed this coming Friday TO LET AT BLEANTIS, BALLINAM ULT and Noelle O'Brien, grand- starting in the Community (March 11th > at 2.30. daughters. The Convent of Affane astonishingly were K. McGrath or T. Kelleher- L. Centre. Any children Interest- night. 11th March 1988 in bank in the game within ten 40 ACRES OF GOOD GRASS LAND Mercy School Choir rendered Costin v. E Fraher:R. Flynn v. ed should come along On Sat- SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS Draingeann. In suitable divisions for cattle only. appropriate music during minutes of the restart with two K. O'Reilly: J. Corcoran v. E. urday morning March 12th at They play Mayfield on Mon- the goals from Eamon O'Shea and Cummins: J. Morrissey v. C. Lismore Frimary School child- Also 6 acres of rough grazing and 75 tons approx. of the Mass. 10 o'clock until 12. — (PRO.). ren were presented with County day. 14th March. 1988 on home Lismore's cause was not helped Uniacke. turf in the semi-final of the good quality silage. She is survived by her sons when a midfielder incurred a Awards in the fourth year of Dick. Sean, Noel, Ger and WIDOWS ASSOCIATION the Church & General Child- Haynes Cup. red card from referee Tom Team snooker League — Our On the instructions of Mr. Geoff Power. Paddy: Josie, Kathleen Nora, WEST WATERFORD rens Safety Awards. Th pre- 1st men- Colin Coleman, Pat- Griffin, following a brief but team league, which is being P Enquiries to:— May, Susie, Breeda and Lena furious flare up near the BRANCH sentation was made by Olympic rick Morrissey: 2nd men, Pat (daughters): Joan, Ann Una. tried for the first, time, is ex- Ahearne Chris Whelan: 1st HARTY & CO., M.I.A.V.I., Auctioneers. Valuers, Estate country sideline. Indeed from pected to begin next week It Before our meeting on Tues- Squad Cyclist, Stephen Spratt, Agents, Dungarvan. Eily and Maureen (daughters- this incident other players were day last Very Rev. Canon the Co. Warden. The two win- ladies, Ann Dunne. Nora O'Sul- Telephone 058/41377 in-law) ; Mickey Arnopp, Billy has been restricted to 15 play- livan; 2nd lad-iea Sheila Denn. fortunate not, to join him in ers. available between Monday Power celebrated Holy Mass for ning teams are': PERSONAL — O'Donoghue. Danny Lenihan. early retirement, for their in'- the repose of the soul of Mar- Jennifer O'F'arrell. Lesley Cul- Sharon Dowd. Tom Morley. Pat Curran. Patsy and Thursday nights and as we Over the wee.k-end Colin volvement in this silly fracas go to press, we have all fifteen garet Tobin, B'allyhamlet, Tal- len. Clara Murphy,, .Catherine O'Brien (sons-in-law > • Lou The Lismore involvement faded low. at St. Carthage's Church. Roche- FIRE — Lynne Heaphy. Coleman and Pat Ahearn? Mason. England and Annie entries. Each team will consist reached the semi-finals of the visibly as the game moved to a of 3 players and each match Lismore. A large attendance of Carmel Howard. Ann Barry. Sheehan, Kinsale (sisters-in- close and It was no surprise mixed doubles in Tralee. SALES BY VINCENT NEVILLE law >; grandchildren great- that a team plays will consist members, relatives and friends Nora Roche-. Lisa Lynch. when substitute Kieran Veale of six frames (2 frames per were present. Present at the Presentation Our ladies team played grandchildren, nephews nieces, added the third with seven against Holy Cross (Tramore > DUNGARVAN AUCTION relatives and friends. player). Each team will play The monthly meeting fol- were — The Bishop of Water- minutes left. Overall a deserved every other team twice, giving lowed at Lismore Hotel. The ford and Lismore Dr. Michael on 18th February, in Tramore ANTIQUE AND FINE FURNITURE MR. PATRICK O'CONNOR, and valuable win for the title a total of eight matches per members who attended the Russell, Very Rev. John Canon and the score was 3-1 in favour * Luxury Suites, Chaise Longue, Vic. Chest, etc. MOUNT MELLERAY ROAD, challengers but there has to be team. Points system — 1 point Seminar at the Tara Towers Power, P.P.. V.F.. Sean O Donn- of the opposition. * Occ. Furniture, Carved Hall and Diningroom Chairs. CAPPOQUIN question marks over that, first for a team for each frame won Hotel. Dublin, gave a detailed ghusa. School Inspector Miss They also played Dungarvan half display on the 3rd March at home. Dun- * Office Desk, Table and Typewriter. A well-known Cappoquin and and 3 points if a player wins account of the meeting. Deirdre O'Shea, teacher of the Mount Melleray family was un- his match by two frames to nil. girls and Sr. Maureen Principal garvan proved the stronger * Hundreds of other lots. Part contents of 3 houses. Affane panel — M. O'Dowd, The Theme of the Seminar expectedly and sadly bereaved S. Denn. L. Costin L. Denn. P. was: "The- Government's Social of the School Mr. Brendan team on lhe night. The score Auction on Saturday, March 12, at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday by the death of Mr. Referees — Each of the- six Valentine represented the was 4-nil to the opposition. Moore, M. Killlgrew. J. Crotty, players involved In a match, Labour Party go forward to the National Michael and Liam. daughters Committee Meeting—A com- Landers, K. F'oley, E. Cusaek mittee meeting, twice postpon- Spokesman' on Health: 3. Ann Finals. Peg, Terry and Bridget, his bro- B'. Prendergast, C. Barry, J. Good. Director. Council for the We congratulate these young ther, sister Biddy and wide ed, will now be hold on this Fri- a Dunne. D. Shanahan, P. Cam- day night, March 11th at 7.30 Status of Women. The members children (5th and 6th standard circle of relatives and friends. pion. who attended were very Impres- and wish them every luck in the Tourarfieena Full obituary in next week's p.m. All committee members are sed by the speakers. future. issue. expected to attend. CUP SEMI-FINALS ON Resolutions from the Branch SOCCER LIAM NOONAN SALES CAPPOQUIN P.T.A.A. SUNDAY for the National A.G.M. were Notes discussed. The A.G.M. -will be Lismore played at, home to MRS. ELLEN BARRON Since our A.G.M we have Affane last Sunday and lost 3-1 DUFFCAR'RIG, ARDMORE, CO. WATERFORD been planning and organising The semi-finals of the Dun- held at the International Hptel, It is w;th profound regret garvan Tyre Centre Cup hold Killarney. week-ending 15th- having led 1-0 at half-time our next event and that will be Affane hit 3 goals in twenty that we record the death of coming up on Friday. 25th the stage on next Sunday mor- 17th April. This is the 21st Mrs. Ellen Barron, Knockbcy. ning and afternoon at Affane Birthday of our Association. minutes. Lismore goalscorer 37 ACRES OF GOOD FERTILE March in the Parochial Hall, CONRADH NA The Officers and Executive was "Spider" Barry Ballina.mult, which occurred at Cappoquin. Our Get-Together is and Tourin grounds and we Ardkeen hospital, Waterford. hope to have reports on both members are making arrange- Now with three games left LAND open to all our members and ments for the Celebrations. Sat- L smore look destined for 2nd Her remains were removed to their friends and we will bs next week. At Affane in the St). Mary's Church, Touraneena ON THE WATERFRONT looking forward to a big turn- morning at 11.30 last year's urday 14 th May. Dublin celebra- division football next season GAEILGE tions for past and present Exe- Team — s. Prendergast. F and followiinig concelebrated With development potential. Rare opportunity. out this year for a great night finalists Bride View take on Mass the funeral took place to of music, singing and dancing, Ballyduff and this year we take cutive members and the officers Power D Landers, B. Landers Is e la Fheile Padraig la mor from al! the Branches will be K. Foley. E. Cusaek. B. Prender- Knockboy cemetery. FOR AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 and of course beautiful refresh- them to qualify again. A 3 p.m. na h-Elreann agus an Teanga ments. Our invitation is also ex- kick-off at Tourin and here Pil- invited to attend. gast (capt.). S. Barry. D. sha- To her bereaved family, Biddy IN DEVONSHIRE ARMS HOTEL, YOUGHAL Naisiunta. Deanfar bailiuchan Ohirissle. Austin. Moira, nephew tended to Pioneers in the neigh- town may narrowly put Paid to airgid 1 nDungarbhan agus i Wednesday 15th June, Na- nahan, J. Dunne. P. Campion at 3 p.m. bouring centres and Parishes, tional Widow's day. All Bran- this week we play at home nie-ces and a large' circle of Affane's double hopes and go niDun Na Mainistreach ar an so we will expect a lot of old on to their third cup final ap- seu 16 la deag agus ar an seach- ches are asked and have some to Ardmore. K-lck-off 11 30 relatives and friends we t: Vendor: Mrs. Bridget Troy. faces and some new ones too on celebration on that day The final draw takes ' place our deep sympathy. R.I.P. pearance which may for them tu la deag 17u la de Mharta. Solicitors: J. L. Keane & Son, Youghal. that night. Any information be the lucky one. Extra time in Tahned an bhuioch des na A more detailed account of this Saturday night, so all IRISH NIGHT about the Get Together can be all the arrangements will be money to bp given to Michael* The Irish Night held in the both games with replays If nec- buac'hailll agus na caillni oga O Leary. For full particulars contact— had from any member of the essary. on the following Sun- ata sasta an t-airgead a bhailiu given at the April and May soccer club pavilion on Friday Pioneer Council i.e. Rita day. ag na h-alfrinn agus ar an meetings. Next, meeting, Tues- nighit last in. aid of the Wheel- LIAM NOONAN, Auctioneer & Valuer, Youghal. Greene, Aine Ni Fhiannusa, a Intemclnb would llk* t0 send t-sraid. day 5th April. a get-we.ll soon message to for- chair Association proved to be Telephone 024/92113 Mossie Morrissey. CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS AND mer club chairman Paddy Pol- a huge success. The n.'ght com- Leafar aJfreann in nGaeilge LISMORE GOLF CLUB NOTES menced with a fashion show A reminder too that subscrip- SNOOKER CLUB i nDuri Na Mainistreach La lard; and condolences t0 the The Spring League came to a Mason family on their recent (Zero One Ladies Casuals) with tion to the Pioneer Magazine is Fheile Padraig, 10.30, conamh bereavement. now due and Rita will be glad Jameson Challenge Perpetual De. conclusion over the weekend a host of local models. We wish to have a few new subscribers Cup — All the •preliminary and with the playing of the 'A' Sec- RECENT DEATHS to thank Marie, Caroline, Ste- FROM THE FEED HOUSE OF ARDMORE FARM for next year. most of the first round games, tion and Plate' finals. In the 'A' The remains or Mrs. Mary phanie, Lorettia. Susan, Chris- for this beautiful trophy were section, Nell Twomey's team tine, Liz, Mandy. Terrle and SUPPLIES New and intending members OMara wno died in England to the association should con- who have been in the top three were removed from Cork Air- Bren.da for doing a splendid job DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB since the beginning of the on the night. We wish also to tact Aine Ni Fhiannusa. at FUND-fiAISING COMMITTEE Port to St. Carthage's Church home, for application forms league beat, club captain Pat On Tuesday, March 1st. Her thank those who helped on the and pins. Full panel £50, Snowball £32 Norris' team, while in the Plate funeral took place to St. Car- night. John who made the trips TRANSVITE CALF/LAMB PASTE on 46 calls. Colour: blue. Dave Murphy's team. wh had THE STRESS PROTECTOR 0 thages Cemetery on Wednes- in and out of town so many SOCCER TITLE CHASE 49 70 53 23 50 24 10 43 been in last position through- day. times and Kathleen for supply- HOTS UP out caused a surprise by beat- + Helps prevent scours in new born animals. West Waterford 7 17 90 66 68 67 57 71 She is survived by her hus- ing the sheets, Veronica and The race for championship ing R. Ormonde's team Breda who worked in the back- • Bridges the gap between new born animals natural 11 85 73 35 75 5 76 38 band. son and daughter honours in the 1st and 2nd In the yellow jersey' R Or- ground, Michael and Jimmy defences and environmental slresses. Divisions of the Red House- 18 56 27 72 59 74 65 82 The late Mrs. O'Mara was Hounds monde. 4 pts. behind frorri the sister of Johnny and Nora Cun- (doormen) and all of the fund- • Speeds up the colonisation of the gut with League has now narrowed Itself — will meet — 84 31 79 16 33 58 61 47 previous week came through on raising committee and any- clearly dow to two teams in ningham Ballyin and Paddy beneficial organisms. n MARCH 64 9 29 8 30 87* 22 12 the last round to pip F. Geary body who helped in any way. either division following Sun- and Dick Tobin who had led 10 s 111 Deace: • It's natural, it's nutritional. day's ties which finished:— Saturday 12th Ballyduff 34 63 40 26 77 6 28 M'RJ O'H N^WA LS H ' Following the fashion show, for so long. Dick had a bit of The death has occurred ^e- TRANSVITE -- THE STRESS PROTECTOR Division 1:— Thursday 17th ... Clashmore (12 •Denotes end of Snowball. misfortune on the first tee there wias a great night of Killeagh 3: Pinewood 1 Noon) Prizes must be claimed on or music, somg am/d dance which T°f, Ml' Patrlck Now in Stock — MAVERICK SETTLER Lismore 1: Affane 3 Saturday, March 19 ... Browne's before Monday. March 141th at Walsh. John and his family re- was enjoyed by all. Valley Rgs. 0; Efrldp. View 1 Cross (Bye-day) 5 p.m. sharp from Mrs. Mlc- sided for many years in- Lis- To finish off Tommy's fund- l he Survival Kit for Calves. Ballyduff 1: Cappoquin 1 —at 11.30 a.m. Gregor. 32 Oaseyvllle. Dungar- PLANNING NOTICE WaS Manager of raising in aid of the Irish Flahavans Quality Feeds at Keenest Priccs. Division 2: — van. Wheelchair Association there Piltown 3- Glen-view 0 Followers are earnestly re- Full sheet must be returned Co. Waterford—I John Camp- J" kf® T„lfJL and family we will be an Irish night in Dun- Pinewood and Affane are the bell, wish to apply to Water- ford's Lounge Touraneena, on quested not to make gaps on to when claiming. BRIDGE RESuTTSSymPathy' Division I duo. Affane are three Last week's winner _ Mr. ford County Council for outline- thils Friday might. March l'l ARDMORE FARM SUPPLIES LTD. points behind with a game in roads or In boundary fences, an and to ensure that all gates are Thomas Kiely, Springfield. planning permission to ericl""a I M^T^ocL^Mr^'iv^nfe £ and everybody is welcome. GRANGE, Co. Waterford. Phone 024/94134-94237 hand giving them three to nlay against Plnewood's two That closed Numbers drawn this week by g Ba agh We wish Tommy and Martin Mil'. Jim Dee, Ballycownery. DungarvanDun ™f. " Avorragh*. I anAnsod nMi and^ Mrs. N^a^H. Condon ^ bon voyage on their walk to the Holy Land on March 17. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE Uneconomic Transport Fares Create Unfair Competition

Deputy Austin Deasy (F.G.) been announced today by Aer | DEPUTY DEASY raised the matter of unfair Lingus. That same company competition created by the ap- told us less than three years plication of uneconomic trans- ago that the economic fare but if uneconomic fares are be- ply be a case of using taxpay- port, fares by state sponsored could not be less than £206 re- ing charged in order to put ers' money to defeat the long bodies in the Dail when he ask- turn to London. competitors out of business we term interests Of the same tax- ed the Minister for Tourism would then take action to see payer. Mr. Wilson — The elimination that that, undesirable activity is Mr. Wilson — I can- assure and Transport if his Depart- 1 of competition would worry me stopped because it would sim- the Deputy that I would step in, ment condone the application because competition is very im- within the' powers I have, if of fares which are not economic portant. With regard to the ref- there- was an indication that and which are designed to cre- erence to low fares, there- are competition was being elimin- ate unfair competition; and if different kinds of fares, it has not. the steps he intends to take ated. been the custom for the last Mr. Deasy — Is the Minister to prevent such malpractice. couple of ye'ars when a service Mr. Wilson — Transport, un- aware of the terms of EC Dlree- j is starting up to have promo- fives 5938/84 which puts very dertakings are expected to tional fares and they were charge the lowest possible fares strict limitations on the type of often very low fares. It was fare that cam b charged? The consistent with adequate ser- never envisaged that that type e At Dungarvan Sports Centre recently, Micheal De Burca, presented the Padraig De Burca Cup to Bernie Ryan, and John vice' and economic operation type of fares that have been of fare would last and it did announced in the media today McGrath, Asst. Manager, TSB, Dungarvan, presented a cheque to her partner Martin Walsh. Pictured are (1. to r.) Catherine and that is th principle which not last 'te the case of the five I apply in the discharge of my clearly contravene the spirit Maher and David Nolan (runners-up), Bernie Ryan (Dungarvan), Jim Kiersey (Club President), Micheal De Burca, Martin airlines that, are flying from and the meaning of that direc- function in relation to such London-Dublin and Dublin-Lon- Walsh (Dungarvan), John McGrath. The competition was sponsored by TSB Dungarvan. (Photo: David Stearn) fares. tive in a number of instances. don. There is no question of I would like to 'draw the Minis- Mr. Deasy—I think we would that happening. Part of the ter's attention to that directive. ail agree that the lowest, pos- package that we will be agree- Is he aware of its contents and sible fares should be charged ing with the United Kingdom will he please check it to see and which I will be signing for services provided What. I 1 that the airlines and any other am asking the 'Minister is if he within the next couple of weeks transport bodies conform with agrees that fares which are not will have a double refusal the terms of the directive? economic should be tolerated? clause before a fare is refused. French President At Yoplait 1 In other words, both Govern- Mr. Wilson — I am aware ol Does he have any control over the directive to which the this aspect of competition in the ments will have to refuse the fare before it will have any ef- Deputy has referred. I am quite "The Yoplait plant at Inch, travel business, whether by air sure that the Commission ot sea or road. fect on the airline. Co. wexford is an outstanding the European Communities will example of co-operation be- Mr. Wilson _ The short an- Mr. Deasy — i agree that be watching very closely as it tween the food industries of Ire- swer is yes, I do have control cheap promotional fares for a is their specific function to land and France," said John in certain areas. I have control guard their directives. No doubt Plant In Wexlord short period may be desirable Barry. Chairman, Waterford in regard to the air fares and. DEPUTY AUSTIN DEASY we will have allies there. as far as CIE are concerned, ln and we could agree with that Co-op, when he welcomed the regard to rail Bus Eireann and President, of the French Repub- Tar.aiste, Brian Lenihan. The Yopiait range has since Evidence of continuing brand lic, Mr. Francois Mitterrand, at President Mitterrand was wel- been successfully launched on development is shown this week Bus Ath Cliath fares. Admitted- ly, CIE were disappointed that the plant on Friday, Feb. 26. comed to the plant by John the British market and has led as a new natural yogurt and a I did not, permit the increases It had built its success on Barry. Chairman, and Stephen to rapid growth there of Water- diet, cottage cheese make their in Bus Ath Cliath fares- or in French technology and French O'Connor. Chief Executive, of ford Foods Ltd., a marketing first appearance in Irish shops. fares generally which they were research and development, com- Waterford Co-op. and distribution subsidiary of Also In further evidence^ ol demanding earlier in the year. Tallow Horse Breeder's bined with excellent. Irish raw Waterford Co-op secured the Waterford Co-op. the strengthening relationship The answer in short is I do material and human resources, Irish and UK franchise for the between Waterford Co-op and have control and have exer- said Mr. B'arry. Yoplait range Of yogurts and CONSUMER TRENDS SODIMA the Co-op reports a cised such control. The French President recog- other milk-based products In dramatic increase in sales oi Mr. Deasy — Where it is quite nised the significance of this 1974. The range had been de- In 1987, the co-op responded Petit Filous on both the Irish obvious that certain fares are venture by including the plant veloped by SODIMA, a federa- to the latest consumer trends and British markets. The point Successful Claim Against in his two-day visit to Ireland. tion of French dairy co-opera- by introducing 100 per cent has been reached where active not economic, where these fares are being operated by State- He arrived at the very modern tives. natural yogurt and guarantee- consideration is being given to food processing plant, situated ing that it included no artificial building a new factory at Inch sponsored bodies and where it A Tallow racehorse owner Its outstanding success on is apparent they are being op- between Arklow and Gorey, the Republic of Ireland and ingredients of any kind. to manufacture this popular and breeder. Mr. Noel Henley, with a fleet, of helicopters and a fresh cheese product. erated to undermine competi- The Grove. Tallow, was award- Northern Ireland markets led tion from the private sector, will 60-strong retinue of mainly to construction of the new £5 ed £2,000 damages at Lismore Motor Rally Club French dignatorle-s and press. the Minister please take action, million plant at Inch, which Court last Wednesday In a suc- He was also accompanied by An rather than have elimination of cessful civil action against the was completed ln 1984. competition because that is ob- Tipperary Light Car and Motor Mr. Henley claimed that as Mr. John Griffin, Veterinary viously the objective whether Cycle Club. the rally cars sped by his land Surgeon told the court sitting in regard to the £5 return fare The action was a sequel to outside Tallow, where he had that in his opinion the stress being charged by Bus Eireann the club's annual motor rally four brood mares, they became caused to the mare on the day on long provincial routes, whe- last June which plaintiff claim- extremely distressed by the con- of the -rally had a bearing on ther it is the cheap fare being ed had resulted in the death at stant loud noise. This, he fur- ihe foal dying at birth the next NORRIS BROS. LTD. charged by B & I on the Irish birth of a pedigree foal from a ther claimed, had been the day. ABBEYSIDE COMMUNITY GAMES NOTES Se'a or whether it Is' the fare valuable brood mare. cause of a foal dying at birth District Justice W. F. O'Con- Community games are 21 variety, volleyball, wheelchair of £35 to London which has on the following day. nell concluded that the noise, years old this year. Help your dash. , Stradbally, Co. Waterford the disturbance, and the gen- local Community Games cele- Project—Category A: Family FARM AND IM^USTRIAL BUILDINGS eral activity of the rally had brate by Involving your child- history/development • Commun- been in some way related to the ren in our events. We cater ity games through the eyes of death of the foal. for children in the under eight a family. Category B —15/18 to under seventeen age group age group "Where" the chal- We Design, We Cost, We Fabricate and Erect — Haysheds, The Justice awarded Mr. Hen- Lean-tos, Beef Units. Portal Frames. ley a decree of £2,-000 together in the- following. Arts, athletic lenges for the future! Cate- with costs and £115 expenses. including walking, race and gory C—13 15: ' Why"—Why be- A stay was put on the order ln field events, badminton. come involved in Community the event of an appeal. Basketball, camogie, chess, Games. Category D—"What" cycling, draughts, Gaelic foot- —under 13—'What Community ball. gymnastics, handball, games means to me (In my hardcourt tennis, hockey, hurl- life, my family In my commun- ing. judo, modelling, pitch and ity >. putt, rounders, rugby, soccer, PROFESSOR swimming Including handicap- There will be a quiz for the ped swimming, table tennis. 18-25 age group, details at. a later date. Community games RAFTERY ON introduce young people to the activity of their choice, encour- For the best job at the best price: Tel. 051-92215/91222 ages the pursuit of healthy in- MILK QUOTAS terests and enables them to In the course of a statement discover their talents. By pro- on Milk Quotas issued by Pro- viding a wide selection of fessor Tom Raftery. M.E.P.. last CIDONA CARRICK activities, young people may week he said;— test their abilities in a variety "What's sauce for the goose of ways Social and cultural activities are a very important should be sauce for the gander. feature of the games, this is "The recent slight of hand WHEELERS particularly apparent at, the activities of the French and finals stage. BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS German Governments, and to a ATTENTION FARMERS!— much lesser extent the Bel- Mosn-ey Holiday Centre is a gians,. in helping their farmers hive of excitement during the to evade super-levy penalties is CYCLING CLUB National Finals week-ends, We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right totally unacceptable. where over 5,000 young people prices:— "Our farmers, especially those AIDEN BELL WINS IN join in the fun. Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, DUNDERROW with very small quotas, are now If you would like more infor- Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts facing very heavy penalties for mation about our events on exceeding their quotas. It is en- Aiden Bell crossed the finish Community Games please con- (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull tirely unacceptable that, much line ln Dunderrow on Sunday tact Area Secretary. Carol Fra- Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig wealthier countries should seek last with both arms in the air. her at 45 Murphy Place, or Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, to evade their responsibilities His victory salute not only Chairman, John Woods of 7 while a poor country like Ire- showed the large crowd of his Shear Street. Abbeyside or any K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. land. maintains both the letter delight in winning, it also gave committee member.—P.R.O. At the Waterford branch of the Dairy Executive Association annual dinnef at the Tower Hotel and spirit, of the law, and ls him the reward and the satis- prepared to drive small produ- faction for all the hard train- MICHAEL BEECHER was Kieran Lynch, General Secretary of the D.E.A., Martin Hallissey, John Barry, Chairman cers into bankruptcy in- doing ing that he had done. For the TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD of the Waterford Co-op., Michael Brosnan, National President of D.E.A. (Photo Joe McGrath) so. Cidona team his victory was WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY "The- Minister for Agriculture made all the more sweet CYCLING must, ensure that the burden Is when he was followed home in shared and that the rules are second place by team mate obeyed, by both strong and Henry Crowley. This was a mar- weak alike. Otherwise, the cre- vellous result, for the two Dun- FINAL IRISH dibility of the whole quota garvan boys, especially Crowley, scheme will fall apart, and we who is only racing competitive- ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES will be the chief sufferers be- ly for three weeks. TROOP MEETING ran catching the- eye. The best ance, patrol activities, patrol cause of our greater depen- The senior -event attracted a RESULTS FROM THE This week while the subs bout of the night was between projects (on camp countries dency On dairying." huge entry and with the Cidona were being collected the patrols Eoin Clancy and Daniel Holland and Ireland), -inspections and squad at almost full strength revised the scout badge knots with the fore-mentioned just care of premises. a favourable result was expect- SOUTH OF FRANCE which were then examined by shading it. February results — 1st. Aus- ed. The race was run on a 20 the leaders where it seemed the We closed the meeting with tria 240- 2nd, Switzerland 218: mile circuit which was very Snowcream Ireland, the Irish Austrian Patrol were- our top notices and the scout prayer. 3rd Eire 189- 4th, Italy 173; 5th, billy and the riders had to ne- National Cycling Team, com- knotters. Ireland 170. gotiate it three times. On the pleted their participation in the series of six races organised by CONGRATULATIONS first, lap a group of eleven rid- Also while subs were being The overall standings are — MAJOR DAIRY ers went clear which included L'Essor Cycliste Basque, in the taken Michael Cosgrave (with 1st, Swiss Patrol (P.L. Alan Nicholas Butler, Raymond South of France on the week- his new hairstyle) carried out This week we would like to Beatty)- 356; 2nd, Eire Patrol Power, Tony O'Mahony and end of Feb. 28th. a full uniform inspection plus take the opportunity of congra- (P.I,. Michael Verling) 279; 3rd, SEMINAR FOR Paddy Power. This group were On Saturday, Feb. 27, in a a check on books when he tulating assistant Macaoimh Austria Patrol (P.L. Ciaran one minute clear after the first race which started in Bayonne deemed the Austrian Patrol the leader Austin Kiely who last Walsh i 295; 4th, Italy (P.L. lap. On the second lap the and finished there, Cormac Mc- tidiest by awarding them 46 out Wednesday night, was present- Michael Sheehan) 263: 5th. Ire- severity of the course began to Cann was the best Irish fin1- of 50. The other results we-rei— ed with his woodbadge beads, land Patrol (P.L. Gerard -Mul- DUNGARVAN take its toll and Ray Keane isher. He came in 20th. The Ireland 42; Eire and Switzer- len i 175. A major seminar for dairy (Limerick), Raymond Power race, over 130 kilometres, was land 40 and Italy 35. farmers, which will highlight (Cidona) and Brian Osborne described as hilly, with treach- An enjoyable game of "flyer" REMINDERS the potential for dairying in the (Blarney) went ahead. On the erous snow storms which made and "sniper" was then played years -ahead will be held at finai lap Osborne first dropped the going very tough In fact, when full and undivided con- All scouts are reminded that Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan, on back, then Power to leave only 60 of the 200 starters fin- centration was required to sur- this Friday night we have our Monday next. March 14. Keane out on his own for a ished. The race was won by a vive. The winner here was the March church parade. Over the According to ACOT, who have fine win. Ger Madden (Blarney) member of the French Army very sharp Michael Sheehan'. past few months the attend- organised the seminar, dairying got uP for second, Nicholas But- cycling team. Tonight's patrol activity was ance to parades has been very will remain a profitable enter- ler (Cidona) 3rd. Richard good, so be at, the Den at 7.10 The final race held on Sun- organised and run by Ciaran prise but -farmers must con- O'Gorman (Blarneyi 4th. Ray- day. Feb. 28. was over 120 kilo Walsh — it was a run of "fish p.m. and keen up the good tinue to strive to produce high mond Power 5th, Bobby Power work. metres and started and finish- In the pond." Here each patrol quality milk as efficiently as 6th. Cidona also won the team ed in Cambo. There were 200 complete with fishing rod had This Saturday is the 'l'ast day possible. prize and Tony O'Mahony was starters. Three Irish riders were WARBLE FLY INFESTATION to hook a fish on the back of neckerchief and certificate by for return of all cards and cash 3rd. second category rider. which was a command which Ray Moore. A.S.L. Austin a They warn that the massive involved in an early break member of the unit, for many from the ''Adventure Trip." All swing to beef bulls on dairy which stayed ahead until - the HAS BEEN REPORTED had to be carried out. A couple signs are that this has been a The junior event was not con- finish. Philip Cassidy was a pro- of commands were — crawl ar- years has the distinction Of be- record "Trip" but It's important farms is a cause for alarm and ing the first leader in the unit they fear that on current fined only to junior riders, the minent leader in this break and IN A NUMBER OF AREAS. ound and bark like a dog. run that, all cards are returned, while he finished 6th h was with a waggle balanced on your to have received a Macaoimh even the unsold ones. trends, Ireland may not have 3rd category riders also com- P Examine your herd regulariy for warbles nose and backwards crawling. woodbadge certificate and adequate dairy cows to produce peted. It was one of the 3rd awarded best aggregate rider oi beads. We wish him many more We don't need reminding that the milk quota by 1990. category seniors that robbed the race. Anthony O'Gorman between now and August. This was thoroughly enjoyed Sunday is Mother's Day. Other by everyone particularly Brian successful years with the 4th. A radical switch to Friesian Robert Power of his first win finished 7th and Paul McCor- If you find warbles, contact your years we produced bunches of for 1988. Young Blackweli from mack finished 10th. O'Mahoney and Barry Cliffe. flowers to mark the occasion AI usage is needed if thiis unde- local District Veterinary Office N.L.B. UPDATE srrable scenario is to be avoided. Cork had the necessary experi- The Snowcream Ireland team Next on the agenda was an but this year with our catering ence that made the difference immediately for advice on crew on duty in Melleray and The very expert panel of took the "Plus-Combativite" introductory tain on all the The February printout of in thc- last 200 metres. However, award for the race series of simple and effective treatment various first, aid requirements so much on our Plate, we are speakers Includes: Mir. Stephen N L.B marks went on display unable to rise to the occasion. O'Connor. Chief Executive. Wa- with Power gaining experience which they are very proud. This from skills to Merit Badge stan- last week when it was revealed with every race-, it will not be award is given to the team Don't let warbles eat your profits. dard, some of which we hope Perhaps we will be able to mark terford Co-Op.. Mr. Brian Joyce. that the Austrian Patrol under Father's Day! Managing Director, Bord long before he will take the which is best for attacking and t,o cover In the forthcoming Ciaran Walsh and John Paul laurels. pushing the -race-. weeks. To finish we say thanks to all Bainne. Mr. John F. Cunning- Cosgrave were our monthly ham, Executive Director, Galtee Next Sunday the first of the A bout of 'Iranian Wrestling' winners but the overall leaders mothers for the support over wrapped up the activities for the past year and hope scouting Cattle Breeding Society, Mr. classics are on in Dublin Cid- are still Alan Beatty, Brendan Kevin Barron. ACOT Dairy En- Printed and published by the the night. This first time played Flynn and their Swiss Patrol. will not try the patience too ona's junior team will Include game proved both popular and much ln the coming year. terprise Adviser. Robert Power and Eamon Proprietors at their Office and humorous with Mark Stearn Items under marks for the The seminar will commence O'Doherty. Both of them must Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Martin Whelan and Robert cur- month Include. — drill, attend- —("SUB-SCRIBE PLUS"). •at the earlier time of 7.30 p.m. be among the favourites Dungarvan Co. Waterford. PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 344, 1988. WELSH VISITORS TO Week-End T.V. Viewing IRADLEYS LOUNGE DUNGARVAN 8.55 — Regional News and Wea- Knock! Fast-moving quiz show Amonig the many thousands one hundred thousand wel- ther. 9.00 — News; Weather; with laughs. 4.55 — Newsround of Welsh visitors who came to comes. Open Air. 9.20^Kilroy. 10.00' — Extra. 5.05—Grange Hill. 5.35— Ireland last week-end were a Of course these visits have a News, Weather; Going For Wales Today. 6.00^Slx O'Clock BBC 2 ABBEYSIDE group O'f 14 who were based at two-way benefit with a wel- RTE1 Gold. 10.25 — Children's BBC News, Weather. 6.35 — Neigh- Dungarvan for their 4-day stay. come input into the local followed by Play School. 10.50— bours. 7.00 — Wogan—With Sue FRIDAY, MARCH 11 These members of the Nanty- economy. So to the men from FRIDAY, MARCH 11 The Adventures Of Spot. 10.55— Lawley. 7.40 — Every Second Counts. 8.15—Dynasty. 9.00 — 6.55-7.20 a.m. — Open Univer- ffllon RJFC had a local connec- NIamtyffllon RFC in Maesitag— 2.05 — The Brothers. 3.00 — Five To Eleven. 11.00 — News, sity. 9.00 — Pages from ceefax. WEEKJDISAIHMENT tion as one of the 14, Doug Capt. Stan "Echo" Davis, Eddie 'Live' At Three including News Weather; Open Air. 12.00— Nine O'clock News, Regional Headlines and Weather. 4.00— News Weather,. 9.30—Rockliffe's 9.3I0—'Daytime On Two: A broad Htokis, is married to the grand- "Eagle" Half yard. Doug Hicks, News, Weather; Daytime Live. mix of educational programmes. Thursday, March 10 — CRAZY NIGHT with Eddie daughter of Mrs. Alice Yoiung Paul Roberts, Vince Fennell, Dempsey's Den with Bosco. 4.30 12.55 p.m. — Regional News and Babies: 'Hearts and Flowers.' —Happy Birthday. 4.35 — Cock- 10.20—Barry Humphries, This Is 215 p.m. — Weekend Outlook. Coady. — Take Your Pick for £100. of Murphy Place, Abbeyside. Garret Haailey, Phillip Griffiths, Weather. 1.00 — One O'Clock 2.20—Sport On Friday. Incl. 3.00 During a summer holiday which Nell "Sledge" Burton, Jeff leshell Bay. 4.50—Newsline. 5.15 News, Weather. 1.30' — Neigh- Your Lunch, The Variety Oluib A Little Princess 5.45 — News. of Great Britain' honour their News Weather. 3.50—News and Friday, March 1 1 — - TWIST OF BRANDY Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and their Wlaters, Paul Pululirnenti, Mike bours. 1.50 — Film: Dinner At Weather. 4-0O—Catchword. 4.30 friends Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wal- parks, Kevin Davis, Roy "Disco'' 0.00—'1 he Angelus. 6.01 — News- Eight. Lionel Barrymore plays Show Business Personality of time 6.30—Play The Game. 7.00 the Year. Among those paying —World Bowls. 5.30 —Favourite ters had in Dungarvan last Nuit't and Dale Thomas, Dun- the host whose guests include Things. 6.00—World Bowls. 7.00 Saturday, March 12 — THE PARTNERS year, the idea- of the tour came garvan has enjoyed your com- —Lvening Exitra. 7.30 — The a businessman bent on his tribute are Dame Edna Everiage, IRMA Milk Music Awards. 9.00 Jeffrey Archer and Ned Sherrin. -^Review Special: 'William about and with the help ot local pany and we look forward to downfall and his flirtatious wife Kennedy's Albany.' 7.30 On Sunday, March 13 — NOELLE & COMBO Councillor, Billy Kyne, the de- meeting you all again. — Anon. —News. 9.30 — The Late Late (Wallace Beery and Jean Har- 11,00—-Cathaoirleach otf the Seanad is pic Theatre. Tonight's special munity, goes on a rare excur- ed to Billy Kyne on Friday this week's guest presenter. guest is Gemma Craven. and Colin Blakely. sion to Baltimore. While there video night which is being held Newsnight: 10.40-11.00 p.m. In Lounge — FERRYMEN night at Mickey Landers pub on Monday next (14th March) Ill.25—Late News. 11.30 — Late Questions And Answers: 10.40- the lady's son witnesses a mur- der. A detective, John Book where many famous Welsh in the Gold Coast, starting at Night Movie: Curse Of The 11.36 p.m. — Olivia O'Leary pre- TUESDAY, MARCH 15 Black Widow. The strange mur- meets them and takes care of Sunday, Mar. 13—Singalong with TREVOR & MICHAEL songs were heard. 8.30 p.m. sharp. The video lasts sides over this give and take RTE 1 — Evening Extra: 7.00- Captain of the group, Stan for 2i hours (without breaks) der of his friend leads private series. 7.30 p.m. them. They are chased by the criminals and Book and his St. Patrick's Night— Davis woiuld like to thank the and therefore It is important investigator Mark Higbie on a RTE 2 — Marketplace: 7.30- Face Of The Earth: 8.30-9.00 staff ait Lawlor's Hotel, Mickey that we start, on time. trail of suspense that winds 8.00 p.m. — As the world of witness and her mother return DANCING TO COLETTE & COSMOS p.m. Landers, Minnies and the many through the realm of super- business moves more and more Today Tonight: 9.30-10.00 p.m. to the Amish Community. Star- Details of our forthcoming ring: Harrison Ford and Kelly oither premises they visited for Annual Dinner Dance will be natural terror. Stars: Tony centre stage in political life, RTE 2 — Ro-Run: 9.10-9.45 the hospitality shown to the finalised this week and will be Frano.osa, Donna M-lls, Patty Glavin Duffy and Gary Agnew p.m. McGillis. touring group. Dungarvan for announced in the paper next Duke Astin, Sid Caesar, June set out to examine the week's Racing From Cheltenham: RTE 2 — Racing From Chel- them has been a hectic and week. So watch for details. Lockhiart, June Allyson and Vic events in the marketplace. 10.45-11.15 p.m. — Highlights tenham: 9.45-10.15 p.m. memorable visit which fully Looking forward to seeing you Morrow. 1.20 a.m.—Transmission The Sunday Movie: Footloose: from today's racing w'th Robert 0 Riada Retrospective: 10.20- lived up to the traditional Irish and your friends. — (P.R.O.). ends. 9.00-1.1.00 p.m. — Set in an Hall and Ted Walsh. 12.45 p.m. American Mid-Western town, WEDNESDAY, MARCH this is the story of teenager 16 FRIDAY, MARCH 18 RTE 1 — Cries For Help: 7.30- Ren, who newly arrived with 8.00 p.m. 4: The Widening Pov- his mother is in conflict with IRTE 1 Big Band TV Disco THE "CATS" BAR erty Gap. Show: 7.30-8.00 p.m. the town council because he RTE 2 wants to organise a dance in Today Tonight: 9.30-10.30 p.m. The Late Late Show: 9.30- defiance of a ban on rock 'n' roll Singing For Your Supper: I'li.3(0 p.m. MOUNT MELLERAY dancing. Starring: Kevin Bacon, 1)0.55-11.45 p.m. Continental Divide: 11.35- CAUSEWAY TENNIS FRIDAY, MARCH 11 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5.10 — Sons And Daughters. Lori Singer and Diane Wiest. 16 01.30 a.m. — A journalist in the Thursday, March 10 — CARD DRIVE 5.40 — Cartoons. 5.50 — Get RTE 2 — Racing From Chel- Chicago Sun-Ti'mes finds him- MONDAY, MARCH 14 tenham: 2.10-4.20 p.m. self in trouble after a major CLUB NOTES Smart. 6.15 — Early Evening RTE — Give Us A Chance: GUESS WORK? Flanagan took Frances Carroll Movie: The Grass Is Greener. 1 0 Riada Retrospective: 8.40- story on a city businessman Sunday, March 13 — SINGALONG WiTH PHOENIX Congratulations to all who to a very exciting finish only to Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr 8.00-8.30 p.m. — A series of pro- his editor sends him on assign- grammes aimed at helping 10.30 p.m. helped with and supported our be defeated ln a tie break star in this romance about an THURSDAY, MARCH ment to the Rocki'es to inter- Regular Saturday night dancing commencing March 26 Junior Table Quiz last Satur- PARTY TIME English aristocrat's marriage second level students. 2: The 17 view an eagle woman. Thus be- day. The number of teams help- Student. RTE 1 — 'St. Patrick's Night At Have you booked your baby- which is put to the test when The Olympia Theatre: 9.15- gins a whole new adventure for ed to make the money raised sitter for our combined Ballin- he finds he has to win back his Miami Vice: 9.30-10.25 p.m. hJm. Starring: John Belushl worthwhile and th time spent, road/Causeway get together in P.TE 2 — The Monday Movie: 10 30 p.m. — Brendan Grace e wife from an American oil mil- hosts th's St. Patrick's n.'ght and Blait Brown. enjoyable. Ihe work put in by Minnies Lounge on Friday, 11th lionaire Also starring Robert Evil Under The Sun: 8.35-10.30 RTE 2 — Sportsworid: 8.40- ft our junior committee made the March. Freceding this, the p.m. — Based on the novel by variety special from the stage Mitchum and Jean Simmons. 9.35 p.m. whole thing run smoothly. Causeway will run a Table Ten- 8.00 _ Nuacht. 8.10 — Cursai. Agatha Christie, this who-dun- of the Olympia Theatre in ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT * General interest in having an- nis Tournament in our Club- 8.40 — Sports world. 9.35—Mys- :t opens with the discovery of Dublin. Topping the bill is 0 Riada Retrospective: 9.35- Brendan Shine and also appear- other quiz may come to fruition house at 3.30 p.m. but you must tery Theatre: Murder Me Nicely. a woman, strangled on a York 11.10 p.m. in the future. enter your name beforehand on 10.30 — Newsnlght. 10.50—Por- ing are the Dublin City Ram- MASTERMIND the list on noticeboard. traits: Arthur Body. After a very close finish, 1st COMMNTTEE MEMBERS "MORESBYDANCE" prize went to Sandra Leo's Don't forget your meeting SATURDAY, MARCH 12 team: 2nd prize, Niamh O'Ken- next Thursday night 4.25—Flash Gordon Conquers nedy. iTracy Smith, Sinead Cur- UP, UP AND AWAY The Universe 4.45 — Wonder- tin. Madeline Dennehy: 3rd Up. up and away on St. Pat- struck. 5.10—Saturday Matinee: lAmOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN prize. Billy Power Ronan rick's Day with our Balloon Black Magic. Orson Welles stars fy IRISH AND COUNTRY MUSIC ^ i Clarke, David Cliffe Bonanza. Tickets costing £1.00 in> this tale set in the reign of j MUNSTER LEAGUE are available from all commit- Louis XVI of France about, a Naomh Padraig and Stardust A considerably altered Cause- tee members. How far can you gypsy boy who watches his way team — brought about by go? Wait and see who wilj win Green Beer Available — Admission £3 — Bar Ext. 10 - 2 parents hang and vows revenge illness, played away to Ballln- £100 for owning the- most wide- against the ruling classes. To road last Sunday. Although ly travelled balloon. All bal- this end he develops the arts of comprehensively defeated we loons will be launched into the hypnotism and black magic and will bind up our wounds and great blue yonder on St. Pat- almost changes the course of live to fight another day Pat rick's Day. •history. Also starring: Nancy Guild and Akim Tamiroff. 7.10 -^Explore. 7.35 — Family Ties. 8.00—Nuacht. 8.05 Rumpole. Dungarvan Ladies Golf 9X5—The Dev.I's Lake Concert with Cleo Lalne. 10.10 — Screen ATKINSON S LOUNGE International: Time And The MOUNTAIN VIEW INN Wind. A 12-part drama series adapted for television from a Brazilian literary masterpiece. A tale of love, hate, passion and KNOCKANORE 150 years of history. Second Generation 1029 / Captain Ro- Saturday, March 12— drigo. 11.05—Brass. 11.35 — The World Of The Thirties. 9: Mas- ters And A Spinning Wheel. Music: John and Red 12.10 End Of Transmission. 8.30 p.m. — Admission £1

RESULTS )15) 36 pts.; Best gross. S. Mc- BBC 1 Tuesday, 16th Feb.— 14 hole Grath (8) 23 pts.- 3rd J Melody stableford, winner: B. Twomey (131 33 pts.; 4th, P Donnelly FRIDAY, MARCH 11 (18) 16 pts.; Tuesday. 23rd Feb. K25) 32 pts. 5th, M. O'Brien 6.00 a.m. — Ceefax AM. News, LISMORE HARRIERS —14 hole stroke—winner, J Me- 01)6) 31 pts.; 6th. T. Baumann lody; runner-up, B. Twomey Sport. Weather. 6.3'5—Contented ('20) 31 pts.; 7th, Margaret Calves (black and white). 6.55— Tuesday, 1st March — captain's Booth (14) 30 pts. COLETTE & COSMOS play in Lismore Hotel on St. Patrick's night, March 17. ANNUAL DRAG HUNT v. President's team—President's Weather. 7.00—Breakfast Time. team won. FIXTURES Wednesday, 2nd March, Cap- Tuesday, l'5tih March—Mixed tain's Prize Home Alliance— fourball; see notice board for ST. PATRICK'S DAY Mlrs. phil Donnelly, captain of details. Draw for T. C Williams Starting 2.30 p.m. our home alliance, presented Cup March 15th. • — • — * her prize to the ladies last Lad'es, collect your fixturo Wednesday. I would like to card in clubhouse. DANCING THAT NIGHT IN LISMORE HOTEL thank Phil for such a beautiful Congratulations to M a u r a prize, lstt R. McDonnell (.30) 39 Fahey on winning the Winter Colette & Cosmos. pts,; 2nd, Margaret O'Donnell Alliance in Carrick last week. ORMONDE DUNGARVAN WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL DECKIES LOUNGE MODELIGO

ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT Saturday night, March 12 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MARCH 11,12 & 13—8 P.M. (OVER 18)

Jackpot £200 oin 1 1 games. HUDSGSU Sunday night, March 13 — SLATER Thursday night, March 17 — TOWN 'N' COUNTRY sw We are giving away FREE TICKETS to the Michael Jackson Concert. Fatal Attraction Also bookings being taken for St. Patrick's Day Lunch. TOURIN G.A.A. CLUB GENERAL MEETING LATE SHOW - FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 11 & 12-11 P.M. (OVER 18) K.C.K. PLAYERS present will be held at the— "THE WHIP HAND" COMMUNITY HALL A comedy iin 3 acts by B. G. McCarthy COOLNASMEAR HALL ON FRIDAY, MARCH 11 ON SUNDAY, MARCH 13 at 8 p.m. All! tickets for the GAA draw will be collected at the FATAL ATTRACTION Curtain 8.15 p.m. • meeting. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE THREE

G.A.A. Notes By Commentator IRISH MUTUAL HOUSEWIVES- County's Pride In Hurling INTRODUCE NEW FOR THAT SPECIAL HEALTH DRINK TRY OUR— MORTGAGE PLAN Delicious Fresh World Being Restored Irish Mutual has become Irish Mutual's assets have something of a symbol of the grown to over £50 million. So NEXT SUNDAY dynamic flair that has emerged it's fair to say Tony Keogh and It is back to club activity panel will train for an hour at WATERFORD'S GREAT WIN ber of frees conceded during in the Irish financial sector in Irish Mutual have got it right. Cultured Buttermilk again on Sunday next when Fraher Field and it is expected Following in the wake of the last year or so. And yet the three outstanding senior league the game. It's not frightening P.S. —YOU CAN ALSO USE IT FOR BAKING that clubs who have players their great win over All-Ireland or alarming but it is worthy of high powered imagery so be- matches will be played at Dun- worthy of inclusion on the champions, Galway, this trem- loved of Wall Street brokers garvan and Stradbally. These note that over the 60 minutes r,ENTR4/ panel will show a little more endous win against, Limerick at we gave away a total of 18 and London Stock Exchange games were postponed from the co-operation than they have Kilmallock on Sunday last must gurus Is something Tony Keogh, Sunday before Christmas be- frees to Limerick. Limerick THIS WEEK ACOT heretofore be hailed as one of our most fouled 14 times. Twelve of our M.D. of Irish Mutual chuckles cause of very bad weather. Team — Dec Landers (Lis- valuable achievements since we 1 about. 'We started out looking AT STRADBALLY players, Including the goal- YOUR GUARANTEE more), A. Kirwan (Kill) P. Ken- came back into the top division keeper offended and a couple after the small investor and The deposed county senior neally, J. Sullivan (Lismore) M. last ye-ar. I don't, just mean were- whistled on a few occa- they're stili our biggest busin- CO. WATERFORD football champions, Kilrossanty Broderick (Mount Sion), J. Hic- valuable in the money sense, I sions ess. It was the little guy, who clay Ferrybanik here in the Phe- __ OF QUALITY key (Lismore), E. Power (Lis- mean it, because of the consis- Over 70 minutes against Lim- after a lifetime of hard work lan Cup final and unless there more), A. White (Roanmore), P. tency it shows in winning two and thrift, found himself and SAYS is a big shock the Comeragh erick in the championship, Wa- ACCURATE FERTILISER OAlRiES Power (St. Patricks), M Roc- vitally important matches In terford fouled 17 times and this his family hit by taxation. SPREADING side will win. kett (Portlaw). M Murphy succession against such highly That's why we give more Inter- AT FRAHER FIELD was confined to eight, players. (Passage), P. Queally (Port- rated opponents. So at last the Limerick fouled 14 times in the est to our depositors — and in- Spreader Condition — The There is an attractive double law). P. Fanning (Mount Sion). character and quality of our same game. At, Kilmallock 12 of stant withdrawals without loss regulator gates and throwing bill here and supporters will M. Barry (Lismore) S. Daly hurling is not, only beginning the 18 frees were conceded by of any interest Sure we're suc- mechanism should be in good have an opportunity 0f seeing (Lismore). to pay rich dividends, it is the defence and midfield and cessful. but It's not any sort of condition. With twin discs both almost half of the senior county quickly restoring our county's they cost us five of Limerick's I financial wizardry It's just gates should be open to the panel in action in the two semi- UNDER 21 FOOTBALL pride and prominence In the the right same degree and disc vanes The under 21 footballers, who nine points. -Maybe writing so ' putting together finals of the 1987 Sargent Cup hurling world. Some of the much about this failing is high- j range of financial products at should be in good condition. ACOT SEMINAR competition. play Limerick at Dungarvan in huge Waterford contingent, pre- three weeks time in the Mun- lighting it way out of propor- I exactly the right time. And if Wiith t-he pendulum action, type In the opening game, Sham- sent. would not agree that for tion and it, will have people I it's not right y.ou tend to find the spout, and bridle should be rocks will play Mount Sion and ster championship, will travel skill and determination, this to Tralee Saturday to play making a fairly valid point that this out rather quickly.' in perfect condition. FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE in the other, county champions, on game would not compare with if we can afford to foul more Correct Driving Width — For Ballyduff will meet Portlaw. Kerry in a return challenge. So the Galway match, and be that Mortgages have also been far the response to training has than the others and still win, widespreads ('above 30 ft.) Ballyduff and Mount sion will as it may. no one in the excited we must be even- better than completely rethought at Irish be the fancied sides to reach been excellent and there is crowd at Kilmallock can deny Mutual, to present a leaner always mank the field. DAIRYING INDUSTRY growing optimism about our we are being given credit for. I Tractor Settings — 1)—Use — at — the final which will be clayed that our players showed trem- think it important that it should more economical package to on the following Sunday. first, round prospects. endous (and adequate) courage Clients. Irish Mutual was the position control, if draft control be noted and my reasons will be i® used in error, the fertiliser JUNIOR FOOTBALL and character, especially in the appreciated at a later time first to provide Mortgage Re- THE PUCK-OUT RULE second half-hour when under payment; Protection Insurance, Willi "float." Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan On Sunday last Waterford The newly appointed junior when a survey on fouling in 2)—PTO Speed use 540 rpm, on - enormous pressure An old- Waterford is published. Some of the first, to allow mortgage were penalised because Pat football county selectors will timer sitting beside me in the holders to choose their own in- otherwise correct overlap will Curran pucked the ball from meet this week t0 make plans the interesting facts that this not be achieved. stand put a ten-point value on will reveal include the famous surance company, and the first outside the small rectangle. It for training and from what we the strong wind that helped us to give the surveyors report to 3)—Spreader height: If set Monday, 14th March wa a 'give-away' score to our have heard, this will be done in 90 minute football replay s to a six point, lead at half-time the mortgage applicant. Their Incorrectly the spread width at 7.30 p.m. opponents and might have pro- conjunction with the senior against Clare at Ennis when will not be correct. With the and while he had no special Waterford conceded a total of most recent Innovation has SPEAKERS: ved costly had Limerick scored football training. Both the senr equipment, other than his ob- been to introduce 'Tax Shelter spout type the centre of the just one more goal to level the iors and juniors play Tipperary 35 frees last year in the cham- vious long timP experience to Mortgage Endowment' a mort- sipo-ut should be 30" off the Mr. Stephen O'Connor, Chief Executive, Waterford match. I'm not blaming Pat, be- at Dungarvan on Sunday. May pion-ship. ground. 8th. Both Tipperary and Water- help him make such a calcula- gage plan that not only gives Co-Operative Society Ltd. cause keepers are doing it re- tion, those within ear-shot were the mortgage holder consider- 4)—Top Link Setting: With gularly and getting away with ford will be able to play their We are now In the semi-final Mr. Brian Joyce, Managing Director, Bord Bainne. second best in junior. inclined to make a similar and are runners-up in Division able extra tax savings but pro- the spout type, set the link so it. I only refer to it because judgment- I to Wexford who have just one vides complete security for the that the spout is level. With Mr. Kevin Barron. ACOT Dairy Enterprise Adviser. very many people In the stand SCOR COUNTY FINALS more point. Tipperary with family in case of death and a disc types, the spreader can be Mr. John F. Cunningham. Executive Director. didn't agree with the decision. There was the expected full Substitute Pat Ryan's goal 12-69 for and 7-61 against will sizeable lump sum at the end angled to give narrow, medium Galtee Cattle Breeding Society. The rule (215. in the new rule be placed third and Galway of the term over and above the book i reads: "After a score or house at Kill on Sunday night was the tonic that the team and wide spreading. J. KINGSTON, last for the county finals of the needed and after this, one could who scored 10-85 and had 11-66 amount of the loan. 5)—Spreader should be level a wide, the ball shall be pucked only describe as heroic and gal- against, will be fourth. This in Chief Agricultural Officer. out. from within the small rect- adult Scor competitions and as Funds are currently available on arms. will be seen from the results, lant, the courage shown by our my view would have Waterford and applications are now wel- angle. If the puck-out is taken men. With seven minutes left, playing Tipperary/Antrim in from outside the1 small rect- only two Western clubs. Dun- come for the 'Tax Shelter' garvan- and Sliabh gCua were we looked safe enough with a the semi-final On April 10th. mortgage plan, it is not neces- angle, the opposing team shall 2-9 to 0-9 score and this was the NEXT WEEK be awarded a 65 metre free op- successful. In most extraordin- sary to have saved previously ary circumstances the Western score after the sixty minutes. with the Irish Mutual Building posite to where the foul occur- Limerick got, their goal in lost In next week's issue i will red. The player talcing the clubs were given a bye to the give details of the league semi- Society and a decision regard- county finals because of the time, but they were a beaten final arrangements and a re- ing applications will be made 1988 SILVERMINTS ALL IRELAND puck-out shall take the ball in forced cancellation of the divi- team long before this and it IRISH SCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY his hand but should he miss would certainly have been a port of the first meeting of the within a couple of weeks. the stroke, the ball may be sional finals here two weeks County Board which was held Irish Mutual also look after CHAMPIONISHIPS ago. travesty of justice if they had on Tuesday night, of this week. struck from the ground or may drawn level or won this game, investors not ordinarily resi- 1963-88 V L y ST. AUGUSTINES COLLEGE, DUNGARVAN. be raised with the hurley but The winners go forward to FIXTURES dent in this Country. Under the mmm on which Waterford had stamp- 25 YEARS OF IRISH SCHOOLS ATHLETICS 12th MARCH, 2.00 p.m. not in the hand again before the Munster semi-finals at Tip- ed their authority all the way. Saturday, March 12— new finance act non residents J striking. Taking the ball Into perary Town on next, Saturday At Cappoquin: M.F. Munster i Tourists or Irish people living the hand in the circumstances night whe.n they will compete It was without, doubt a won- League — Waterford v Tip- abroad) do not have to pay j shall be penalised by a throw- against Clare and Tipperary. derful victory that must instil perary. 2.30 p.m. Irish Government tax on any i in on the 20 metre line oppo- great confidence in the team. At Tralee: U-21 F. Challenge interest earned On their Invest- I COOL, REFRESHING MILVERMINTS RESULTS At the present, time in this —Waterford v. Kerry, 2 p.m. ment. site to where the foul occurred. Figure Dancing — Dungar- The player taking the puck-out National League. Waterford are Sunday. March 13— These services and facilities j van: runners-up st Mary's. as good as the best, and they At Stradbally: 2.30 p.m. Phe- have been so successful that mav strike the ball more than Kill. must now be there or there- once before another player Recitation — Dunhill- run- lan Cup Final — Kilrossanty v. touches it, etc." The ref. George abouts with a chance of win- Ferrybanik. ners-up. Seana Phobai. ning the competition. They At Dungarvan: 2 p.m. S.H.-L.— Ryan was acting well within Solo Singing — Tramore run- have come a long way in a the rule here. Shamrocks v. Mount Sion. 3.15 ner-up Sliabh gCua. short time and mlsht be said p.m. — Bal'lyduir v. Portiow. Novelty Act — Sliabh gCua: t.o have overshot their earlier BYE-LAWS runner-up. Kill. KEANELAND CUP objective of just staying In The following are the draws In recent weeks, our county Question Time — Kill: run- Division I. So congratulations for this year's Keaneland Cup bye-laws have been examined ners-up. Seana Phobai. to the selectors, coach players competition:— by a special committee set, up Ballad Groun — Bonmahon: and everyone associated with Semi-finals: Thursday. March by Central Council for the pur- runner-up, Tramore. the win and the wonderful pro- 17th (St. Patrick's Day") at 4.00 pose of looking at all county Instrumental Music — Port- gress to date. p.m. — Tallow v. Cappoquin in bye-laws, following the special law. A few little aspects of the Lismore. congress a few years ago. The Set Dancing — Dunhill; run- game that were not on our I ismore v Ballyduff — Date MEET result as far as we are con- ner-up. Sliabh gCua. credit side included the num- and time to be arranged soon. cerned is that quite a number will have to go as several of those passed in recent years are conflicting with general rules. Among other things, it has now been made very clear to the board, that county board WATERFORD CONTINUE WINNING OUR AND YOUR and not county convention are the authority to structure championships, etc. The county board will now be faced with RUN AGAINST SHANNONSIDERS the task of changing many of WATERFORD 2-9; LIMERICK 1-9 their bye-laws. SHANE AHEARNE HONOURED Those who cast, doubts about | ir. a play-oil game next Sunday Crowley again had a hand in Waterford's Shane Ahearne, Waterford's ability to survive to decide who joins Cork in it but it was Delahunty who MUTUAL who has been playing a leading when the heat, was really turn- Division II next year. picked up -his poor sideline role in our hurling resurgence ed on among the hotpots of the For ah the pressure Wate-r- stroke before linking U-D with has been named 'player of the National Hurling League would ford put on the home defence Bennett, whose centre was al- month' for February, by the have reason to feel embarras- in the first half they only man- I most, turned into his own net B &' I Group who will present sed about such a misplaced as- aged three points from play by Enright before Michael him with his award in Dublin sessment, after they tied Lim- their other five coming from Walsh came charging in to fin- on Monday next. His great dis- erick's colours firmly to the frees by Delahunty (four) and ish to the net. play against Galway at Dun- mast with a fully deserved 2-9 Byrne who landed one from all The pressure was now really REPRESENTATIVE garvan was the display for to 1-9 victory at Kilmallock last of 110 yards. on Limerick and when they which he was chosen. The Sunday. They were guilty of shooting missed from two frees, doubts 24-year-old Mount Sion man The fine win was achieved seven wides, but credit must, go began to creep into their game who has won an under 21 with renewed zest to prove tc the Limerick full-back line-, and they seemed to lack the and one senior hurling medal their doubters wrong as this Anthony OTtiordan, Joe O'Con- necessary drive and conviction with his club, is a regular on nor and Leonard Enright, to- over the last ten minutes. latest, brace of points sent the-m gether with Brian Finn, for the county team for the past leapfrogging over Tipperary Scorers: Waterford — K. De- four seasons. County and team blunting the best, offorts of lahunty (0-5. four frees.), M. IN DUNGARVAN. officials will also attend the and straight into the semi- some determined Waterford Walsh (1-1). P. Ryan (1-0), D. presentation ceremony on Mon- finals. raids'. Byrne. N. Crowley, S. Ahearne day This Is full compensation for (0-1 each). Limerick — G. Klrby the experience suffered by Wa- (1 ,0-4 frees) B. Finn (0-2. LATE START terford ln recent years. They _4 The decision to have a 3.30 frees). G. Ryan, G. Hegarty, T. dropped right, down into Divi- Kenny (0-1 each). p.m. start to all National sion III in just two years, but League games on Sunday last then came off the canvas and Waterford — P. Curran: P. was the subject of a-n amount fought their way back up with Walsh, D. Byrne, D. Foran- J. Mrs. Brid Dunphy and of criticism by spectators and the courage and commitment Bteresford, L. O'Connor. T. shee- For those who want a officials. Since- no curtain- which has been so much in evi- han- N. Crowley, B. Power: K. her two sons Finbar and Delahunty. S. Ahearne M. friendly personal service raiser are allowed at this time dence in the last couple of Bernard. They are members of the year where was the need months. Walsh: P. Bennett J. McDon- and above all the security for a late start, anyway. A 3 ald, B. O'SulIivan. Sub. — P. of the National Insurance SOUR NOTE Ryan for Power. that comes with dealing p.m start would have been Unfortunately there was a more reasonable and more-ac- Brokers Association and sour note which spoiled their Limerick trailed at the Inter- Limerick — T. Quaide: A. with an established local commodating for supporters hour of achievement, when O'Riordan, J. O'Connor, L. En- since 1975 they have been and enabled them to get home val by 0-8 to 0-2 but, consider- right; D Punch, B. Finn. P. firm, Dungarvan Insurances their ace free taker. Kieran ing the strength of the wind Incorporated Insurance thirty minutes earlier and pos- Creamer- M. Reale. J. Carroll: Limited, Main Street, Delahunty. was sent off along that. was anything, but intimi- sibly before darkness. with Limerick's Pa Creamer by dating. Thie only reservations M. Neligan, A. Carmody, G. Brokers. Brid and Finbar The attendance On Su-ndaj Klrby- G. Ryan Q. Hegarty. T. Dungaivan, is the place to go. referee George Ryan, ten min- one had was the inept showing Dunphy deal with general was not as big as was the utes from the end. Kenny. Subs. — R. Sampson for Dungarvan Insurances, of the losers' attack up to then. Neligan: P. Carty for Punch. crowd for the Galway game at •The dismissal came after the The last thing Limerick need- Brid Dunphy. Finbar Dunphy. Bernard Dunphy. insurances, handling house, Dungarvan. At Fraher Field the Ref — G. Ryan (Tipperary). long experience and unique only flare up in- an. otherwise ed early in the second half was motor, farm, business and industrial premises ctc. gate was in excess of ,£6,00U. sporting game. Just seconds any defensive errors. However, understanding of the insurance market coupled with a while at Kilmallock on Sunday nreviously almost half a dozen that is exactly what they got. reputation for excellence led directly to their appointment as the Bernard is the firms consultant on Life Investment and the return was £4.777. players became involved in a Crowley picked ut> -a loose ball MINOR HURLING wild punch-up after a Limerick and his centre was turned ac- official representative of the Irish Mutual Building Society here Pensions and give advise on all aspects of Life Insurance Kerry 7-14: Waterford 3-0 player fouled an opponent. ross the face of the goal by De- in Dungarvan. We wish them every success in providing the such as term, mortgage protection, savings and investment We travelled to Killarney on Jimmy Carroll, the Limerick lahunty. where a defender got MINOR FOOTBALL Saturday and took a fair good WATERFORD 2-7 services, with guaranteed unit linked bonds, investment bonds, midfielder was "booked" for a stick to It, but only knocked WEXFORD 0-9 people of Dungaivan and the surrounding areas with dircct hammering from Kerry in the the foui but we believe he was it as far as substitute Par Ryan personal pensions and group pension schemes. Munster minor league. As the the unlucky one and that a who beat, Tommy Quaide from Waterford minor footballers access to the personal scrvicc and financial opportunities which above score shows, we failed to 15 yards with a fine shot. scored a good win over a high- This reputable and efficient firm serves clients not just in teammate, who had earlier ly rated and determined Wex- include Endowment Mortgages (currently availablel, Pension score a point over the hour and been warned by the referee es- Dungarvan but in East Cork and West Waterford. against a county whose hurling ford side at New Ross on Sat- Mortgages and the full range of investment programmes, just caped censure. TRANSFORMATION urday last. record at this level is ^rv Poor Then as Noel Crowley step- some of the many services offered by Ireland's fastest growing The philosophy of Dungarvan Insurances is to offer a the result can only be described That seemed to be a vital lhe defence played well ped up to take the resulting completely individual person to person servicc in full as an embarrassment. ui free. Creamer and Delahunty score, but, then wP witnessed a throughout, with H, Veale, G. building society- the Irish Mutual Building Society. course we didn't, have our best real transformation in Limer- Fitzgerald. P. Walsh and R. were seen to be holding on to The firm of Dungarvan Insurances Limited is run by confidentiality, fifteen out for a variety of rea- each other in a vice-like bear ick's fortune*. Curran made a Flynn outstanding. M. Power sons Two divisional trials held hug. The occasion called for ur- great, save from Anthony Car- had his usual sound game at on the previous Saturday were gent action by the referee and mody. but then within five min- ce-ntrefield. and the forwards followed by a county trial on he was left with very little op- utes the home side cut, their took their scores well. the following day. after which tion. but to send off the two deficit to just a single goal Scorers — E. Hartery 1-0: A. IRISH the team for the Kerry -game players. with six points on the trot, O'Neill 1-0: F. Crotty 0-2: T. was selected. Of the selected The fire seemed to drain out three frees by Kirby. one from Mansfield 0-2: D. Kiely 0-1: N. panel a total of nine cried off. Finn, another by Kirby and a Fitzgerald 0-1- M. Power 0-1. MUTUAL of Limerick after this and. almost at the last minute and when Crowley raced in to well-taken effort by Hegarty. Team _ J. Ryan, H. Veale. J. BUILDING SOCIETY left the four selectors with a snatch a well taken point a min- Consequently, with 18 min- Power G Fitzgerald, P. Walsh, problem on the morning of the ute later, the game was virtu- utes left for play the odds now G. Cleary. R Flynn. M. Power, game Fortunately, Lismore ally over as it gave the visitors favoured LimeTick taking the T. Mansfield, E. Curran. D. DUBLIN- HEAD OFFICE: 113 Lr. Grafton Street. Dublin 2. Telephone: 01-719866. club were able to come to the Kiely A O'Neill. E. Hartery, N DUNGARVAN DISTRICT OFFICE: DUNGARVAN INSURANCES LIM TED, rescue of the selectors and sup- a lead of two clear goals 2-9 spoils. However, disaster was to 0-9 just aroundJ the corne" r and *tw o i Fitzgerald. F. Crotty. Subs — J. P.O. 18,17 Main Street, Dungarvan, Co, Waterford. Telephone: 058-41589/41944. plied eleven of the panel which PLAY-OFF minutes later in only their I Halllnan for PoweT; D Cum- eventually travelled. Its a third attack of the half Water- i mins for Curran: F\ Clancy lor pretty bad situation that calls This defeat, coupled with Clare's win. means that Limer- ford struck for their second I Fitzgerald: D. Melody for Ma-ns- for immediate attention. goal. I field. On Sunday morning next the ick must now play "the Banner'' PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 11, 1988. REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Bookmaker Must Pay Fines

A Youghal bookmaker, who had been fined a total of £153,000 in District Courts in Youghal, Midleton' and Cork, and had then had the sum re- To Get Licence duced in mitigation to £52.000 still hadn't paid -any of the monetary penalties. District Mr. Lavan said a second offer me a personal undertaking that "I have a lot, of sympathy for Justice W. F. O'Connell was told had been made to the Re-venue they will be paid, I will do so." him but I cannot grant, the at Youghal Court last, Friday. Commissioners whereby Gra- he added. licence until the fines have John Grahame, 6, Atlantic hame would seill his betting of- Mr. Lavan said he couldn't been paid." said Justice O'Con- Park. Youghal, appealed fice in Midleton and hand over give such an undertaking-, but nell. On Mr Lav an's applica- against the refusal by Supt. M. the proceeds to them but this believed they are now very near tion however, he agreed to ad- Murray of Midleton to grant too had been rejected. to salving the matter with the journ Grahame's appeal until him a certificate of personal fit- Justice O'Connell said he Revenue Commissioners. He ad- April 28th to further enable ness to hold a bookmaker's couldn't grant the' renewal of ded that Grahame is dependant him to resolve, the matter at licence. the licence while the monetary on his bookmaker's licence for issue with the Revenue Com- Supt. Murray told the court penalties remained unpaid. his livelihood and is a married missioners. that his objections to the re- However, if Mr. Lavan will give man with three young children. newal of Mr. Grahame's licence were based on the grounds that hp had a number of convictions relating to the non-payment ol betting duty, and also on the grounds that none of the fines REMEMBERING THE APOSTLE OF imposed Oni Grahame' by the •Next co Daniel O'Connell, Fr. courts in Youghal. Midleton, Theobald Mathew, O.F.M. Cap. and Cork., had yet been paid. Was perhaps the best known Mr, Patrick J. Lavan. solicitor TEMPERANCE 1 Irishman of his time. His work for Grahame . said protracted for Temperance inspired Fr. was his -ambition to provide a I Mass at 2 p.m., Homily and the new Church for his congrega- unveiling of a plaque. negotiations had taken place James Cullen. S.J.. t0 found the with the Revenue Commission- Pioneer Total Abstinence Asso- tion and the Capuchin Church NEW BOOKLET ers about the possible further ciation in 1898. As this year sees of The Holy Trinity on Charlot- To mark the 150th Anniver- mitigation of the fines. An of- the sesquincentenary or 150th te Quay —later named Fr. Mat- sary of Fr. Mathew's great Tem- fer of £30,000 was made to the anniversary of the establish- hew Quay—was opened in 1850, perance Crusade, The Munster Commissioners based on the ment. of Fr. Mathew's Temper- having been started in 1832. Pioneer Council plan to launch immediate payment, of £15,000 ance movement, in 1838, it is fit- However, it is for his work in a new booklet later this year and a further payment of ting that Fr. Mathew's crusade Temperance that Fr. Mathew entitled: "Fr. Mathe-w and the £15,000 over a 15-month period. against, the abuse of Alcohol be will best be remembered. Wil- Irish Temperance Crusade 1838- It had been rejected. honoured by the1 P.T.A.A liam Martin, a Quaker had 1988. started a Total Abstinence The Mathew family, of Welsh movement in Cork and. realis- The booklet by Denis Holland. origin, settled in Co. Tipperary ing that no great progress was B.A. will trace the development around 1620.. Their principal re- being made, recruited the aid of of the Fr. Mathew Temperance sidence was Thomastown Castle Fr. Mathew,. whose cheerful Movement and The Pioneer NO FUNDS TO near Golden. The future Tem- gentle manner, supported by a Total Abstinence Association in perance advocate, born on the proven resolute mind and stead- Ireland from 1838 to the pre- The photo for our "'Remembering Other Days" this week recalls the much regretted ideath last October 16 of Rev. Brother 10th October 1790. enjoyed his sent day. It will be available fast will, would rally the Catho- from Pioneer Central Office and Blake fondly remembered for his long association with the Christian Brothers Communities first in Lismore and later in early years within the Castle lics (who need it most), among IMPROVE and its 2,000 acre estate. Young Regiona.1 Councils throughout Dungarvan. It was Avhile in Lismore that the late Bro. Blake's enthusiasm and inspiration motivated the ILismore CBS u-14 whom his name was well Toby, as he was known, receiv- known. At a large gathering on Munster. Price £1.00 approx. hurling team to win the Rice Cup in 1959 'when they defeated Mt. Sion in the final ,in Dungarvan on June 25 that year. Thanks ed his early education in Thur- 10th April, 1838 he declared in to Rev. Bro. Dormer CBS we are able to publish this rare photo of the maestro with ihis proud icharges, a team which he built AIRPORT ROAD les and Kilkenny before enter- Deputy Jackie Fahey has re- a clear voice the famous words: from the ground up which brought honour and glory to-the CBS and the "town of Lismore. Back row (1. ito r.) Tom Heffernan, ing St. Patrick's College, May- :'Here goes in the name of God," ceived the following letter from nooth in 1807. Having complet- Noel Keating, Tom O'Sullivan, Rev. Bro. Blake, Noel Mernin, Tommy O'Brien, Noel iFennessy; middle row: "Gunner" Brady, Mr. J. O'Flynn. Co. Engineer:— as he signed the register of the ed his Noviceship of prepara- Cork Total Abstinence Society. RACING Michael Pierce, Michael McGrath, Gerry Ryan (capt.), Joe Prendergast, Pat Rafferty, Dan Savage; front row: Jimmy Geoghe- "I refer to your letter of 16th tion for the 'Franciscan Capu- gan, Paddy Pollard, George Howard, Jarlath Daly, Michael Barry, Michael Healy, Dave Whelan. Feb. 1988 to the Co. Secretary chin order, he was ordained on Soon he was travelling all re proposals to improve the Holy Saturday, 1813. Soon after- road leading to Waterford Air- over Ireland and the success ot wards, he was assigned to the his work can be gauged by the DUNGARVAN port (presumably from Water- Friary in Kilkenny. The new ar- ford City). fact that the revenue from rival, with his youthful, earnest Irish spirit duty fell from FEBRUARY WEATHER BULLETIN "Because of lack of finance dedication, hls gentle winning £1,434,537 in) 1839 to £858,418 in WINNER AT no improvements are planned way and zeal for souls, gradual- 1844. He later continued his during 1988 on the road from ly filled the Capuchin- Chapel temperance work in Scotland, Waterford City to Waterford from where his fame as a kind- England and U.S.A. In the Aut- LE0PARDST0WN Airport. The road concerned ly. understanding confessor umn of 1853 despite poor health, The John Kiely trained Rock- has only County Road status, spread. Major Storms On 1st And 9th Cause and. as you are aware, the he ventured to Limerick where fersistan owned by popular funds available for County He was transferred to the he gave the pledge to a large Dungarvan man Tom Coffey, Road Maintenance in 1988 are small community of two F'riars number. He retired to a friend's Springmount had a good win in below normal in' south Mun- totally inadequate, so improve- in Blackmoor Lane at the back house in Cobh where he died on the Foxrock Cup Handicap ster and south Leinster but ment of such roads is out of tht of Sullivan's Quay in Cork in 8th December. 1856. Chase at Leopardstown on Wed- were above normal elsewhere. question. 1814. For the next 24 years un- Plans are being made by the nesday last week. Ridden by Considerable Damage Air frost was recorded on 3rd til his Total Abstinence Mission P.T.A.A. to honour Fr. Mathew Charlie Swan and returned at betwelen 5th and Sth, 10th and "What 'is required on this commenced. Fr. Mathew de- during this sesquincentenary 4/1, Rockferslstan came with road ls full length realignment, a strong run on the outside at According to the monthly | PRECIPITATION the centre of high pressure re- 12tih and from 14th, 16th and voted all his time and energy year The 1988 International 25th. improvement. To this end. the to the poor people surrounding Pioneer Seminar in Cork in Sep- the last fence and went on to weather bulletin for February in south Munster and east I treating slowly westwards, Council decided, at a recent win by a length in a close fin- issued by the Meteorological Leinsiter rainfall was below troughs occasionally came down Blackmoor Lane. Soon his repu- tember will focus on FT. Mat- SUNSHINE meeting, to request the Minis- tation as a Confessor spread. hew's work and it is hoped that ish. A steward's inquiry after Service the first half of the normal but elsewhere it was from the north between 25th ter for the Environment to up- 1 the race- did not change the month was wet and wOndy. Wes- above normal. Amounts ranged and 29th. but amounts of pre He was responsible for the there will be commemorations placings with Grand National Totals ranged from 104 liomrs grade the road from County opening of St. Joseph's Ceme- in his native1 diocese of Cashel terly winds were dominant and from 127mm ait Belmullet I o'lPitatdon remained small. at Rosslare (131% of normal) to Road to (at, least) Regional prospect, Hard Case (9/2i in sec- o*i 1st and 9th. major storms I (U>67 % of normal) to 39nim at' Showers of hail and sleet wwe 48 hours '73% of normal) at Road status, designate it a tery in 1830 as a Catholic Ceme- and Emly. ond with Lastofthebrownies to tery it is here that he him- There will be celebrations in l>assed closV tYie nort-hwe^ \ R.o.sslar,e (.56% of nor rrva.l) Tine reported especially in tttie north Mialin Head. Near the south and road Of national strategic im- and (5 21 third. ol XAtm, covLTiUrv. <"•. vu s Vxfeg r -co r f be- coming months will bring to two true conservationists could. 214 hours at Rosslare to 123 most, requested as well as Wa- tween 75 and 83 knots were t&- fruition. hours at Claremorris represent- terford Polkas. West Cork and corded and Cork Airport 'had 12 Suffice to say that not even the very worst weather pre ing percentages of normal vary- Clare, it was great to see the successive hours with mean As many who live in the Cap- ing from less than 80% at Birr recently revived Melleray Lan- wiii'dspeed of at least gale poquin area will be aware, tihe vented early morning and late evening supervision. feeding and Claremorris to over 103% cers dancine many times and force (34 to 55 knots). Thfs re- association in 1987 embarked on at Rosslare which had its sun- for this Mary Marrinan called sulted in over 4)0,000 homes in the most ambitvous programme and observation. The writer -the moves. The support and en- At 4th Waterford Scout Den, Abbeyside recently, Jim Hally, Director, Mt. Melleray Scout of re-stociking in Its history. By niest winter for 18 years. Near southern counties being with- urges all members to emulate the south and east coasts the thusiasm was fantastic — some Centre, presented a Certificate for Wood Badge to Ray Moore, who is now a fully fledged scout out electricity as falling trees kind permission, of the Lord such dedication. peoplp danced all day just Abbot and Cistercian commun- highest winter sunshine totals leader. Pictured arc (1. to r.) Ray Moore, Jim Hally and Joe Organ, SL. (Photo: David Steam) brought down power li'nes. While the success of the for 6 to 9 years were recorded. breaking for meals. They all de- ity of Mount Melleray, a release finitely earned their sponsor- pen was erected at their lands above project is most hearten- Thiere was a notable wind- On 9th the central pressure ing, it is equally gratifying tc storm on February 9.th but there ship. Some live music was pro- at Kilderriheen, and a rearing vided during the day. After tea- of the storm was lower than programme involving several note the increase in songb'rds were no major snowfalls during on 1st but the centre did not and other wildlife, which bene- the winter. Lowest temperatures time it was great, to hear a hundred pheasant poults was group of young musicians from pass quite so close to any of undertaken. A similar but less fits considerably from the feed- were recorded during the cold our stations and the lowest ing programme which has been spell of early December when the Ballyduff, -Ballinvella, Bal- DUNGARVAN CRYSTAL SQUASH extensive exercise' was under- lysaggart Comhaltas Branch •Last Sunday week, February one w'jtth three tournaments pressure recorded was 953.5 hec- taken at Villierstown. established at the release pen. -7.1 °C was recorded at Clones. topascals at Malin Head, the That sportsmen are happy to be and towards the end of the 26 will go down as the most completed and two to come. lowest February pressure there The association's objective in part oif such benefit must surely evening there' was an exhibition memorable occasion! in the NOTES Most recent of these tourna- in, over 30 years of record. embanking on this mammoth underwrite the claim that the set danced by Ballyduff. Ballin- shout life of our club when our are tlhe clubs we have to look ments has been the AIF-AIB 5- exercise was to: >(1) introduce future of the countryside iis vella Ballysaggart Comhaltas meat's novice -team were crown- up to. these are the clubs no person team tournament won Destructive winds affected new bloodlines to those already safe in the hands of the members. This was the first ed Munster champions at the matter how impossible it seems, by Pat McGovern's team while the whole country. The west present on the club's preserves. sportsman who prudently har- fund raising event for the Glen Eagle Hotel, Killarney. Ftor we have to try and emulate. only two wseiks ago the Bank at and northwest were worst, af- Oil) to replace depleted stocks vests. but who knows, respects forthcoming Munster Fle'ad-h a club that's only beginning tc Ireland team competition was fected but near southern of game, which situation result- and loves the quarry which is HORMONES BAN which will be held in Dungar- sitand o nits own feet, this win I noticed many a satisfied ex- won by Liam Hamsberry's team. coasts the storm of 1st was ed from several appalling breed- pursued. van in July. stand on its own feet, this win pression on the faces of our tihe more severe. M.any areas ing seasons. boost, especially to the youngei established players when th£ Both competitions went off had 20 to 24 hours with mean The extensive and expensive players whft can feel proud that news leaked through at oui very successfully aimd we are winds of at least gale force and Having erected the release project outlined above is but SHOULD BE FOR theirs is a club that is now workplace because many oi indeed very indebted to our Belmullet had eight hours with pen. thp, situation and planning the- foundation of an ambitious on the map and theirs is a these players hiave made sacri- generous sponsors. storm force wind's. Maximum of which was based on the scheme to improve and protect club that's .going to be heard oil fices by being involved at com- Our next tournament is the gusts ranged from 69 to 85 latest and best advi'ce available the wildlife in this area. again and again. mittee level and actually alien- Dungarvan Crystal sponsored knots generally; Rosslare re- from gamekeepers and advisory Todate the scheme has been ating themselves from many old singles competition, due to gistered only 61 knots but Bel- groups alike, the adjoining financed from the proceeds of ALL OR NONE Make no mistake about it friends in order that Dungar- commence next week, while our mullet recorded 93 krnots (107 lands were declared a sanctuary the confined members' draw there's owe huge difference be- van Onyistal Squash Club would Mr. T. J. Maher Klndependieiiit, last tournament will be the New mph), its highest gust since area by the much-valued co- held iim August 1987, and the tween wfining and losing. Bluit have its own identity. To our Ireland Assurance team event. January 1957. operation of the adjacent land- annual confined Christmas Munster), in a debate om. ban- we're not going to get carried Tallow friends, the defeated owners. draw. These events were organ- ning the use of hormones as away. We know only too well finalists, we say 'hard luck'— This week-end, March 11-13, The windstorm of 9th bears To them and to those land- ised and executed by Mr. Noel growth promoters, at the Euro- that the road ahead' is a tough we hope your day is not too far we host an invitation competi- comparison with the the storms pean Parliament in Strasbourg, owners who very 'kindly- gave Farrelly. whose enthusiasm and CO. FLEADH FOR CAPPOQUIN one and if we are to survive away. tion with players from our own of February 1957. January 1074 organisational flair are envied said if such a ban could ..ot be we must never look behind us club. Minnies, Tallow. Celtic, and even 'Hurricane Debbie' of the association permission to A large gathering of people pursue its sport oni their lands, by many and equalled by very implemented across the board but to the future where our With our Squash AGM next Dunhill and De La Salle com- September 19S1. Four people in all countries, it would be were present last Thursday the association remains deeply few. It may be relevant to add night in the C.Y.M.S. HaU, Cap- children will take up the flag month I would ask those—and peting and we hope to see were killed and over a dozen that mot one penny of the batter to wipe it out altogether. and follow the trail of Jimmy there are very many with some, large crowds in attendance. So injured as the storm swept indebted. poquin to elect the committee The above restocking scheme money tendered by the shooting He asked the Commission if for Fleadh na n'Deise which will Kiely and his squad of Dermot thing to offer—to make your- to anyone anywhere . interested over the country. Trees were public on licences ever finds its tihie-y had any means of ensur- Kelly. Stephen Lyons. Liam selves available for at least owe in squash, do come along, we down everywhere, roofs blown was a most gratifying success be held in Cappoquin on 3rd, as is evidenced by tlie large way back in any way, whether ing that a ban could be made 4th and 5th June 1988. This Hansberry. Fat McGovern year on the committee, because will try to make you feel as off and over 80,000 homes were habitat improvement, research effective. Hormones were being George Hamilton and Pat Terry. without a good committee last comfortable as possible. without power during the day. number of well grown mature year's Fleadh will be hosted by b'rds which have been seen and or restocking. Anglers, beware used Illegally, without any con- the Finnlsk Comhaltas Branch. Congratulations to you all. Sunday would not have happen- If our own players can. do as Records for February were of empty promises! trols, and could be injected any- The branch were well represen- ed. Ill fact nothing would be admired by the many walkers To the oar load of supporters well as in the Minnies Open broken at quite a number, but whose daily and nightly ram- — PRO where ln thie body- of the ani- ted as were the traders of the organised, and without organis- Compeb'tion where Liam Hans- not all our stations. The only bles have been accordingly en- mal. That meant that some of town. Co. Board Chairman, Ml. who made the' long journey to ation you have no club. I can berry, Tom Kiely and Stephen full-period record broken was at riched. To these the association the substances were more dan- Marrinan addressed the meet- Killarney. leaving at 7 a.m. on vouch for one thing, that being Lyons collected prizes, we'll Galway wheire the 83-knot gust also registers its appreciation gerous than, if they were inject- ing and explained what is in- Sunday morning, we say "thank a committee member in th's I have nothing to complain about was the highest since the sta- for their respect and vigilance ed into the ear. since the ear volved in the running of a Co. you"—it's people likie you who club is a very satisfying expert-, but our main object is to en- tion opened in 1578. The leng- was normally disposed of and Fleadh. Discussion followed and pincp. Von rton-'t. min^ ™ii,Hn«' oni.« ti.. Indeed some potential crises make a club tick, your support ence. You don't mind putting sure that this is a successful thy duration of giale force winds were avoided by the interest did not find its way into the great support was shown by the was much appreciated. in. the effort when yourselves was the most singular feature food chain. traders of .the town. event, which will become an and vigilance of these visitors 'I for one left very proud whem and your family are the biggest annual one. oif this storm. Olm 28th and 29th Farmers In the Clommiunijlty to the pen site. The following officers were congratulations were bestowed benefactors and where the de- Finally, a word of thanks to in a freish northerly airflow, could not be expected bo abide upon the team by Jack Laffen, wiinidis ©u®ted from 35 to 50 elected: Chairman Michael cisions that are taken a.nd the John Earley and h's staff for DYNAMIC DUO by a ban of this kind if they O'Brien Vice-Chalrman—Mich- one of Wiaterford's legendary guidelines set can be decided knots over the country with knew vieiryi well that meat earn- the excellent condition the club ael Stack; Secretary—Kathleen squash players and various without any interference. is in, -it's a talking point far all igusts of up i,o 62 knots at Malin There cannot, however, be ing into the Community already Mahony- Treasurer — Marlon Head. members of the Celtic and De On the domestic front the visiting teams. i adequate recognition of the had growth promoters in it. Cliffe PRO — Mary Murray. La Salle teams because these season has been a very busy — PRO DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988. PAGE SEVEN

McGOVERN — Third Anniver- BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES sary — In loving memory oi PIONEER NOTES CourLr. Maitn TraveStreet, Dungarval Ltdn. ) ORDER NOW FOR- Daniel (Damny) McGovern. 52, I Best Play — Kiilmeen's (Highest porting aotress — Eileen Casey Kelly (Thurles); Best support- A very -important meeting of House on the Mountain); Best (Enni'iscorthy in Conversations Phone 058/42799 Murphy Place, Abbeyside who the local centre will be held in ing Actor — Anthony Flavin died on March 10, 1985. R.I.P. Producer—-Breda Sexton ('Moat on a Home Coming). (Killeagh); Best supporting Mother's Day the Library on this Friday Club, Naas) for Hugh Leonard's Specials: MEDJUGORJE Masses offered. night at 8 p.m. All members Confined Section—Best play— Actress — Dianne Lacey (Holy- — at the — He wias a flaither so very rare, Da; Best Actor — Tom O'Dono- Glembower Group. Killeagh iTh, cross, Ballycahiill). Waterford Pilgrimage, are requested to attend. e 'Conitient in his home and al- van, Kilmeen; Best Actress— Whip Hand); Best Producer- Best Set — Tim Caiman and ex-COrk _ i,it-8 May ways there, The West Waterford Regional Peg Power, Brewery Lane, Car- Martin Fitzgerald (Thurles, Pri- Leader: Fr. P. Butier Flower Boutique Meeting will take place in Pat Campbell, KUmeen; Best On eiarrtth he tolled, in heaven rick-on-'Suir in (Baile-gangaire); soner of Second Avenue); Best Presentation _ Kllmeen; Most Deposit before 12 March Bally duff on Monday night next. Best supporting .actor—Pat Kii% he rests, G.A.A. NOTES Actor — William Kelly (Kil- Entertaining Play —Moat Club siave £10. Lismore God bless you father, you were evane (Moat Club); Best sup- leagh); Best Actress — Anne Cost: £299.100. Niaas for Da. Every mother loves a flower ( one of the best. The senior hurlers will play Excusive to Court Travel. )—choose from bunches, bou-( Portlaw on Sunday next in (From his loving daughter Dungarvan at 3.1/5 p.m. in the (quets or arrangements —( Caroline.) Item 2: PARIS, EASTER (carnations, roses, tulips, iris, McGOVERN — Third Ainmdver- semWfinal of the 1987 Sargent By Coach. 3-8 April. /chrysanthemums, gypsophlia, sary — In loving memory of Cup. All players are requested £169 Basic. ) orchids, etc. ( Daniel (Danny) McGOivern, 52. to be at the venue not later ) Choose from our exciting ( Muiriphy Place, Abbeyside who thaw 2.45 p.m. We are current N.B.—iWlatch this space every )iiange of pot plants—azaleas,/ died on March 10, 1985. R.I.P. holders of the Sargent Cup and week for Travel News begonias, jasmine, stephan-) Masses offered. a. win on Sundiay would leave RECENT DEATHS ATTENTION FARMERS! as it occurs. '(otas, 'bowl gardens, basket) The happy hours we once us going for three in a row ) gardens, cinerarias, urn \ A meeting of the juvenile enjoyed, club will be held in the library nieces, nephews, grandchildren i place. Very Rev. W. Callanan, ) plants, primula and many( How sweet their memory still, etc. p.p., officiated at the graveside DEAD ANIMALS \more. / But death has left a vacant on Tuesday night next, March (Funeral arrangements were assisted by Rev. Fr. J. Griffin, FOR SALE Order now and avoid dis-) 15 at 8 p.m. to finalise arrange- MR. MAURICE place, meinitb for th© sponsored cycle by James Kiely & Sons.) CvC. WANTED Abbeyside Area '/ appointment. Bo uquets de-) This world can never fill. £10 for good fresh animals. on St. Patrick's Day. Sponsor- 4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW5 /1'ivered. \ iC-From his loving son Francis.) ship cards are available from «tv PHONE: JOHN MARSH Open all day Thursday, v McGOVERN — Third Anniver- (MON) FLYNN Dual heating oil-fire. Jlmmiy Scanlon. A meeting of It is with deep regret that 058/47101 • 052/66147 yMarch 10 .and Sunday, March ( sary — In loving memory of my the Adult Club will follow at Walking distance shops, , 13, 10' a.m. to 1.30 p.m. dear father. Daniel (Danny) we record the death o-f Mr. MISS ANN MARIE MRS. MARY CR1BBS 9 p.m. All sellers of tickets for Maurice Flyinin, Garryduff, Col- ohurcthi, school. Telephone 058/54347 McGovarn, late of 5-2, Murphy the co-op Development Draw It is with much regret that Apply: Dungarvan Leader. Place, Abbeyside who died on ors * ligan, iDungarvan which oc- we record the death of Mrs. March l!0, ill98'5. R.I.P. (BUNNY) Mary Cribbs, cathal Brugha What he suffered he bold but wliJ^Si'e6?011® r^uJ,ned to years at St. Joseph's Hospital, Place, Dungarvan which oc- TH LATCH RESTAURANT. FOR SALE—600 bales of hay, few, fu ?n 0lr bef0/e ms I Dungarvan on Friday, (March 4. curred after a brief illness at E —Martin Veale, Clonea, Dun- TALLOW — St. Patrick's Day He did not deserve what he meetingbers ar.e Alrequestel playersd ,t oan dattend mem.- -Mon as he wias affectionately Ardkeen Hospital on Sunday, lunch special: 4-course lunch. garvan. Tel. 058/42257. went -through, known to his wide circle of O'SULLIVAN March 6. A native of To una- Booking advisable. Phone 058/ YOUTH OR MAN wanted to Tired and weary he made no Arrangements for the com- friends was a man of simple SCncere regret has been occa- mencement of adult training neerna she was wife of Mr. 56486. work on dairy-cattle farm in fuss, pleasure who was very much in sioned by the death in the full- John Cribbs, retired postman, to Meileray-tLismore area on' a But tried so- hard to stay with will be finalised at this meet- tune with nature as his life ness of years of Ms. Anne Marie SUGAR BEET for sale Tele- ing. The senior hurlers will whom as well as to her daugh- t Phone 058/60120. part-time basis. Tractor driving us. revolved around the work each (Bonny) O'Sullivan, Mountain ters and other relatives dee-pest THOMAS play in the semi-final of the WANTED _ Buck Rake Cock experience essential. Own trans- (Inserted by his son Michael, season brought in iits turn. In- View, Dungarvan and formerly sympathy is extended. port. Replies to Box No. C761 daughter-in-law Grettta and Keanieland Cup v. Lismore at deed too few of his kind remain of Knockaun, Cappagh which Lifter, one needing repair "Leader" Office. (18-3) the end of March and they have Her remains were removed might suit.—(Michael McCarthy gnandchi'ldiren.) and the entire area is the occurred after a long illness at from the Kiely Funeral Home to DROHAN BABY SITTING — Reliable McGOVERN — Third Anni- also been imivited into a tour- poorer for his passing. St. Joseph's Hospital, Dungar- Auctioneer. Tel. 0-58/41468. nament in- Tallow in May. St. Mary's Parish Church oil mature woman wanted for versary — In loving memory oi His remains were removed van on Wednesday, March 2. A Monday where they were re- WANTED - A large number occasional baby sitting; 2 U-14 football training on Sa- well-kiniown and most respected of heifers and dry cows. Tele- my dear brother. Danny Mc- from the Hospital Mortuary to UNDERTAKER children' in their own home. Govern, late of Murphy Place, turday at lil.30 a.m. All players Colllgan Church on Friday. lady in Dungarvan ^"she "?an^a' ^assfsted'bv Rev ! Griffin phone 058/54164. (1-4) Reply by letter to Box No. B931 are requested -to attend. Con- FOR SALE _ 1,979 Hi'ace van. Abbeyside, who died on March : March 4, and were received biy "Leader" Offioe. 10, 1985, also my darling father, gratulations to Lismore CBi Fr. P. Butler, C.C. Following good condition. Telephone 058 FOR SALE—Top quality hay, on reaching the final of the number of years in Fr' Cia'rey was celebrant of Re- 42a Mary Street 41151. Patrick McGpvern, late of 4, St Requiem Mass celebrated by 7 h iuim Mass on over 300 square bales. Best Munster Colleges U-16i H.C a.r.i; Fr. Butler on Saturday the iini- volver davs 1 Tuesday morning Patrick's Terrace, Abbeyside, a fter which funeral too:k CASH PROBLEMS, Depression offers. Phone 058/56281. wiho died on Marich 20, 1682 and we wish them the best of luck t-erment took place in the ad- Her remans were removed , Dungarvan againist Hospital -in the final Anxiety. Sickness, etc. We can WANTED — Secondhand also my beloved brother Pad, joining cemetery with Fr. Butler from thremaine hospitas lwer mortuare removey tdo ptoce to nouraraeena where in- COMPLETE FUNERAL help you in a number of wiays timber shed. Phone 058/43349. late of 4, Sit. Patrick's Terrace. The u-12 footballers will play again officiating at the grave- Sit. Mary's Parish Church on terment took place in S't. Mary's Cemetery. Rev. F. Lloyd, C.C., FURNISHER '•n eluding Home Employment FOR SALE — Hoovermatic De Abibeysldie, who died on March Ballyhooly to the field on Sun- side, Large corteges were pre- Thursday amd were received by MR. THOMAS WALL FOR SALE — Car trailer shirt and tie. Perfect condition, BALLYDUFF MACRA NOTES The death of Mir. Thomas 6'x3'6." — W. Kelly. Glendine. worn once. Will sell half price. ^Inserted by her loving (24 hour service) family.) (Tommy) Wiall which occurred Youghal. Phone 024/97337. Telephone 058/42587. The club headed for the peacefully at his residence, SIXTEEN BORDER Leicester REGAN _ N'neteenth Anni- "County Artistry in the Home" HOUSE TO RENT within 2 versary — In loving memory oi Colllgan, Dungarvan on Friday. miles Dungarvan. Phone 056/ Ewes in lamb to Pure Bred competition on last Sunday March 4 removes one of the MELLERAY BRANCH 65564. Suffolk ram. Four have lambed. Kathleen. Regan, late of 8. St. night and after a few wrong DUNGARVAN best known and most highly Ram included. Genuine reason Patrick's Terrace, Abbeyside. turns they finally reached FOR SALE — Eosch 1:3 CU. ft who d'ed on March 7, 1969 respected members of the farm- chest freezer. Phone 058/68146 for selling. Phone 058/41147. Clonea Power. The team won ing community iin the south- GRATEFUL THANKS to tihe WANTED — Honest, reliable Mass offered. the competit'on and will now gc east. Always willing and able to Sacred Heart, Our Blessed girl for light housework in Too dearly loved to be on to the all-Ireland semi-final. put new farming techniques in- PUBLIC MEETING Lady and the Holy Spirit for Dungarvan. No children, part- forgotten. Congrats goes to Catherine to practice, Tommy Wall, who AT ST. MARY'S HALL, favours received. Publication time or sleep-in. Reference re- 'Never forgotten by her O'Regan on winning the flower was in his mid-eighties was a BOOKJFAIR arrangement and to Maeve MELLERAY delayed. — M.G. quired.—Box No. B667 "Leader" daughter Judy. son-in-law keen judge of livestock and Paddy a.nd grandchildren.) Kenny on winning both the FOR SALE — Mobile home (4 Office. won prizes at, shows all over designing of an Easter card and Ireland including the Dublin MONDAY, MARCH 14 years old), 36 ft. long, contain- WANTED — Retired mech- poster. at 8.30 p.m. ing kitchen and sittingroom. 2 anic or somebody interested in show wihii'le he was also a prize- bedrooms, toilet and shower and light- garage work and looking Rehearsals will commence winner in many other aspects LAWLOR'S HOTEL Discussion on Milk Quota ACKNOWLEDGMENTS once again for the BIC Talent of farming of wihich he hiad a heat'ng. Contact John Moloney, after car sales outlet. — Box competition this week. and other farming topics. Cooldel-ane. Lismore. No. MS32 ''Loader" Office. (18-3) COLEMAN—The brothers and wide and exp-e-rt knowledge. DRAMA FESTIVAL ENDS ON In his youmigiea- days hie was a Local TDs will attend. NO VENA to tihe Holy Spirit WANTED — Young mian In- sister of the late Patrick Cole- HIGH NOTE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AliL AIRE WELCOME — Holy Spirit, you who solve all terested In cair mechanics and man Carrignagour, wish to Tlhe eighth and by far the very active member of Macra na problems, light all roads so that car sales. Phone an advantage thank all those who sympathis- most successful West Waterford Felrme and later of the NFA I can attain my goals. You gave but not essenltr.al. Very good ed with them in their recent be- Drama Festival finished in (now the IFA). A kind aind lov- MARCH 12 AND 13 McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE me the divine gift to forgive and opportunity for r'ght person. reavement; those who attended Bally-duff on last Sunday night ing husband anid a very devoted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Both Days — Free Admission ls open every Sunday from 11 forget all evil against me. and Oar may be supplied. — Box the removal and burial: those with the production by Moa.t father he was a wonderful a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 that in all instances of my life No M611 "Leader" Office. who sent Mass cards, floral Club. Naas, of Hugh Leonard's neighbour and true friend and p.m. week days: closed on Mon- you are with me. I want in MIRACLES ON DEMAND! — tributes and messages of sym- Da. Thi'-s was a fitting end in always lived his life ln a true day—McGuire's Garden Centre, this short prayer to thank you A Tramore woman was, after pathy. The holy sacrifice of the -terms of top class amateur ohrist'laini manner. for all things as you confirm eight operations and sixteen Mass will be offered for their theatrical performances to a A very large and most repre- Rossduft, Woodstown. Tele- Intentions. COMMUNITY COUNCIL present: phone 051/82136. once agam that I never want years in bed with severe festival of enormously high sentative cortege attended the to be separated from you even pains due- to- arthritis of the CORCOiRAN — The wife, sons standard. removal of h.is remains to Col- BROKEN HANDLES, hinges in spite of all material illusions. spine — instantly cured. More and sisters of Brendan As adjudicator Jimmy Mc- llgan Church on Saturday "Comeragh House," Dungarvan and glass on all types of I wish to be with you l eternal and more people are amazed Clatc-hie said, the festival is where they were received by TRADITIONAL IRISH NIGHT aluminium windows replaced n about the cures happening wish to convey their sincere Rev. Fr. P. Butler. C.a Follow- glory. Thank you for your mercy thanks to all who sympathised now regarded as one of the Also top quality PVC windows towards me and mine. Thiis daily in Leamybrien for pains in most prestigious in the country ing Mass on Sunday the burial sold and fitted. Contact M. back, legs, kn eis. arms, asthma, with the-m in their sad bereave- took place in the adjoining prayer must be said for three e ment; those who attended the and having observed at first At Mountain View Lounge Queally 058/41323. days and after three days the headaches. heart, stomach, hand the organisation involved cemetery wi'.tih Fr. Butler assist- nerves. etc. Also automatic removal of remain®, Mass and ed by Rev. Fr. J. Hickey. O.S.A. REDUNDANT? — Give your- favour will be granted. The funeral: those who sent Mass it was not surprising he said Knoekanore prayer must be published im- slimming—or the lazy way to why this was so. officiatfng at the graveside in self a better chance of a job. stop smoking, bedweititing. nail -the presence of another very Get a. H.G.V. Licence (Rigid / mediately. — M.C. carda, seraphic certificates and The Festival has many at- bi'ti'mg bette... r memory. , and Tetters of sympathy. A special large gathering of mourning On St. Patrick's Night Antic/Coach). Special 5 day EX-DRIVER TESTER (retir tractions for top class amateur relatives and friends. course. Accommodation arrang- ed) gives Driving Lessons in easier learning iai school or thank you to the doctors, groups from Munster and Leln- Starting 8 p.m. (sharp) college, etc. Call Monday/Tues- nurses and staff at the District Chief mourners: Mrs. Cath- ed. — Irish School of Motoring, Dungarvan Wednesdays and ster in terms of relative ease erine 'Teddy) Wall (wife), Dorset Street, Dublin 1. Phone evenings. Tel. 058:42135 (9.30- day/Wednesday from 2 p.m. to Hospital for all their kindness of access, top class staging and Admission £2 — Proceeds to Parochial Funds. p.m or write for appoint- to Brendan-. The holy sacrifice Michael and Thomas (sons'), Monica (01) 746677/746037. Ot-c) 5.30 P.m.) '25-3) 7 lighit'ng facilities and one ol Gemma, Margaret, Catherine. ELDERLY WOMAN seeks ment. No fees charged for of the Mass has been offered the most discerning audiences for the intentions of all. Breed and Mary (daughters!, CAiRPETS AND UPHOLSTERY middle-aged woman as com- Healing. — German Healer, D. in the land. Eamonn Hickey, Matthew En- professionally cleaned, guaran- panion. Free board and lodg- Averdung, ICNHS, BHH3A, CUNNINGHAM — The son. Over 2000 seats were filled daughters and relatives of the r'-ght Jloe Fiininerty. James teed results; pressure cleaning: ings. Tel. Dungarvan 058/41552. NSFH, MPH, "Montana," Lemy- over the ten-night run and Power, Kevin Matthews (sons- house fronts, roofs, farmyards, brien, Kilmacthomas, Co. Water- late Jimmy Cunningham, Coin- every group had an audience THANKSGIVING — Grateful vent Street. Tallow, wish to in-law), Marianne and Imelda Cork Theatre Company presents machinery, etc. Pipe and drain thanks to St. Jude. St. Martina ford. which was willing to lift it to Wall (daughters-in-law), ne- cleaning service; agents for thank all those who sympa- the heights of excellent. for favours received. — B.O'C. thised with them in their re- phews, nieces, relatives and pressure washers, hot and cold, FOR SALE—1979 Ford Fiesta, Results: Open Competition— friends. electric petrol, di'esel and PTO cent sad bereavement; those pmo. — Box No. L518 "Leader" IN MEMORIAM who sent Mass cards, letters of (Funeral arrangements were machines available. — Casey Office. by Tom Drohan.) FLYNN — In loving memory sympathy and floral tributes, The Saint and Mary Kate Cleaning Services, Tallow. Tele- NOVENA — Jesus who has and -all those who attended re- (By Frank O'Connor) phone 058/56123. said ask and you shall receive, of my dear father. John Flyr.n, Dungarvan Leader 43, New Street, Lismore. who moval of remains, Mass and CARAVANS — Excellent seek and you shall find, knock burial. A special word of thanks TELEPHONE (058)41203 and it shall be opened to you, disd on March 12. 1985. choice of top quality modern dSo dearly loved, so sadly to Dr. Camtillon, Dr. O'Keeffe MR. JAMES DUNPHY touring caravans. All sizes in through the intercession of Nurse Mlary McCarthy, Fr. FRIDAY, MARCH I'll, 1988 The death of Mr. James At St. Michael's Hall, Ballyduff Mary thy most holy mother. I missed — Josie.) Wal-sih. P.P., Tallow. Fr. P stock at unbeatable prices. — FLYNN — In loving memoriy Dumpily which occurred in the Healy Caravans, Duntaheen knock, I seek, I ask that my Fitzgerald, Ballinameela, Fr. fullness of years at his resi- prayer be granted. (Make the of my dear father. John Flynn, Bona venture. Glencairn- Abbey, On Friday, March 18 Road, fermoy (near Technical 43. New StTeet, Lismore. who dence Brenan, Stradbally on School). Tel. 025/32302, any request). O Jesus who has said Carmelite Community, Tallow Monday, February 29, was the at 8.15 p.m. all who ask the Father ln my died on March 12, 1985. and all the kind neighbours NEWS OF TOWN ti'.me. Ot-c) Like falling leaves the- years source of widespread regret. An WANTED To RENT or pos- name He Willi grant you •and friends, and all 'those who extensive farmer he was well- FEATURING JIMMY PROW LEY 18-3) Through the intercession' of roll by, helped in any way. The holy sible purchase — mobile home; But memories of you, dad. w.ll known and held in the highest comfortable for family of three Mary thy most holy mother. I sacrifice of the Mass will be AND esteem and re-specit over a wide humbly aind uigemtly ask thy never die, offered for the intentions of all. area. occupancy on building site. Tele- In my heart you will always phone 024 97305 or 024/97163. Father in thy name that my His remiai'jnis were re-moved LI'SMORE — To let in Main prayer be granted. (Make re- stay, POWER — The sisters and re- ROUNDABOUT from the Kiely Funeral Home. quest) O Jesus who has sand Loved and remembered every latives of the late Stephen HOGAN SCHOOL OF Street. 5-bedroomed house, un- DANCING Dungarvan on Wednesday even- furnished. — T. J. Hegarty, heaven and earth shall pass day. Power, Ball'ncoush, wish to ing to Blal'lylaneen church away but my word shall not (Sadly missed by your loving thank all those who sympath- 1st prize £50 Samanta Mul- Auctioneer. Phone 058/54347. daughter, Helena.) l-ins. Clogheen, Co. Tipperary; where they were received by FOR SALE — 3-p'ece suites, pass- through the intercession ised with them ln their recent R,ev C. Kelleher, C.C.. assisted of Mary thv most holy mother. McGOVERN — Third Anniver- bereavement; those who attend- 2nd prize £25, Tara Walsh, fireside chairs, mahogany drop- sary — In loving memory ol Cloneety Villas, Dungarvan: 3rd by Rev. J. Kiely, O.S.A., Haim- leaf table, bentwood chairs, I feel confident that my pra-yr ed the rosary, removal, Mass marsimith, London (cousin), Bord Solathair an Leictreachais Daniel ODianiny) McGovern. 52, and funeral; those who sent prize £10, Marguerite' Fraher, mirror-back sideboard. 4 dining- will be granted. ('Make re- 'Cappoquin, Co. Waterford:: 4th Rev. W. McCarthy. C.C'., Strad- quest). publication promised. — Murphy Place, Abbeyiside who Mass cards. Sincere thanks to room chairs, 2-seater couches, died on March 10, 1985. R.I.P prize £10, Sr. Ita. Mercy Con- bally and Rev. P. Butler C.C.. mahogany rocking-chair, maho- N C Fr. Cullinan, Dr. Brady, Sr. Bap- vent. Dungarvan; 5th prize £10. Kilgobinet. FOR SALE — seed potatoes— Masses offered. tist anid all the nurses and staff gany armchairs and niurs:ng Lonely is the home without John Paul Mills, McCarthyville, Following Requiem Mass on NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS chairs wardrobes, coffee table, Kerr's Pink £6 per cwt.; Golden at the Distract Hospital: also Abbeyside, Dungarvan- Promo- Thursday celebrated by Rev. Wonders £7 per cwt.; King you. the neighbours in Ballincoush brass piant-stamd, fire irons and Life to me is not the same, ters prize £5, Mrs. C. Terry. Bal- Fr. Kiely who also officiated at coal buckets, selection of pc- Edwards £4 per cwt.. and 15 The holy sacrifice of the Mass linacourty. —(Advt.). the graveside, the interment In order to carry out essential improvements AH the world would be like has been offered for the turie-s. Furniture upholstery and tons of King Edward Ware. heaven. BOOK FAIR took place in the adjoining and alterations to our networks, we regret polishing. Contact Eugene Al=o Potato Plianlter for hire.— If I could have you back intentions of all. The Annual Dungarvan Book cemetery. He was assisted by that it will be necessary to interrupt the W. Lenane, Ballycurrane, Clash- Barry. Phone 058/56339. again. Fair will take place on Satur- Very Rev. M. J. Ryaw , P.P.. electricity supply as follows: more. (Always remembered by his day, and Sunday, 12 and 13 Stradibally. Rev. C. Kelleher. loving wife. Mary.) March in Lawlor's from 10 a.m. C.C. Very Riev. M. Canon Far- ARDMORE R/A McGOVERN — Third Anniver- to 6 p.m. both days. Admission rel'l. P.P.'. Abbeyside. Rev. P. sary — In loving memory of is free. Hundreds of books will Ahearne, C.C.. do., Very Rev. M. Wednesday, 16th March, '88 — 09.30 to 4.30 p.m. Daniel (Danny) McGovern. 52, MODELIGO be for sale from 15p upwards. Barron, P.P., Modeligo. Rev. Fr. Murphy Place, Abbeyside who iThere will be childrens comics, MoGuinnesis. Newtown and Rev. Rath, Summerhill, Mortgage, Ballysallagh. Ballysal, died on March 10. 1985. R.I.P. paperbacks and a large collec- B Power C.C., Kilrossanty. Springfield. Monatray, Carr & Sons Ltd.. Blackball, Pro- Masses offered. tion of old. rare and out of Chief mourners: Mrs. Kitty spedtlhiall, Woodbine Hill, Ferry Point, Prospect Villa, NOTES print books on- a variety of sub- It does not take a special day Dunphiy ' nee Cummins) wife. Hotel Monatrea, Mangan's Bay. JAMES KIEL(EST. 1919Y) & SONS CARDS jects. Free valuations will be For us to think of you. The results of the progressive Nicholas, Ned, John (sons) (Irish Association of Funeral Directors) Each Mass we hear, each given for insurance as well as Joami, Helen. Marion. Ann SHANDON R/A 45 drive which wias held in selling. Enquiries to — Royal prayer we say. Deckles Lounge on- Saturday (daughters), Ned Dunphy, Den- Carbery Books. Phone 021- ver. Colorado, Paddy Dunphy, Friday, 18th March, '88 — 09.30 lo 4 p.m. - Cappagh. Is offered up for you. night last are as follows: 1st, 301490 Mon.-Sat. 12-8 p.m. (From his loving son pat). divided between George Foraira Ballinaoourty (brothers), Sr Kilcannon, Cappagh House, Knocknacrooha. Ballyna- ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Bernadette. Presentation Con- FUNERAL HOME and N. O'Donovan, J. Kiely and SOCIETY, DUNGARVAN m intra. M. J. Walsh, Willie and Helen vent. Youghal, Sr. Brigid. Pre- • Embalming and Cremations arranged. The monthly collection will sentation Convent, Waterford. SINCERE THANKS Cunningham. Nancy Kiely and be taken up after all Masses at FOR SAFETY SAKE— • Wc attend to all details — church and cemetery. Ban truer. Sr Anthony de paduia. O.S.F., The Hannigan family, Cam- St. Mary's Parish Church and Port! amid, Oregan, Mrs. Peg 1—Please treat all services and installations as * Floral and Artificial Wreaths supplied. phire, Cappoquin would sincere- Lucky Tables: M. Bumster Friary Church on Saturday Woodley, Herts,, Mrs. Kitity live during this period as supply may be * Obituary Notices. ly like to thank all the Fire- and M. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Murray night and Sunday next. O'Donovan, Modeligo, Mrs. man; both of Cappoquin and and Mrs. Fraher, Tom Kiely NATIONAL & COMMERCIAL Teresa McCarthy, Dumgarvati resumed at any time for brief periods. SHANDON STREET AND MARY STREET Lismore, neighbours and friends aind T. Kenneally. Raffle: 1st, CLUB: CHELTENHAM DRAW

WEST WATERFORD NOTES SYMPATHY held at Tommy Beresford's on Behind the SPOTLIGHT TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES (Continued from Page 1) (Wie wish to express our deep- Saturday nigtht last. CLOYNE P.T.A.A. DIOCESAN ant and interesting person to and Carmel Murphy. Aiden beth Wales and Martha Keniry. The ntexlt five semi-fimalists est sympathy to the wife and QUIZ FINAL meet. Ryan had a good win over Paul Feb 29 — 1st, Martha Keniry hold on to it in the same family of Jerry (Baker of Lon- will take part in the second Post Office which is to issue a The above competition at- To her son, daughters, grand- Hampton to bring Frank's team and Maureen Hales: best gross, don and formerly of Clashmore siemiHfinal at 'Pat O'Rourke's children. great-grand-children, back into it and then Frank Mary McCarthy and Andy stamp in his honour. manner that they hang on to whose death has occurred. Bro- this week-end. tracted a full house to Dun- their wigs and gowns. Fees paid gourney Community Hall last sons-in-law, daughters- in - law, himself levelled th^ match by Crotty. Pal'ldser discovered passes ther of Michael, Kinsalebeg and POINT-TO-POINT WINNER relatives and friends we express beating J. J. It was left to Dan 'to counsel are still designated in Sunday. This area final brought through ithe Rocky Mountains in Martin, Clashmore, Jerry's un- At Lismore races recently competitors from Clondrohid to our sincere sympathy. Bean- Casey and John Allen to decide TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES guineas as we discovered lately expected death was a great Garrett Diucey clocked up his naoht De is Mufre ar a h-anam the match and in the end Dan the last century to open up B'allymacoda and from Ballinr "keaneland Cu — Tallow's when Mary Harney of the Pro- shock 'to all who knew him. thllTd win m this current season damgan to Cobh. Mrs. Betty uasal. She was interred in Kil- proved too strong and gave D thousands of square miles of iMichael, Martin and other of Point-torpoints, "GOlden michaen cemetery. J.J.'s team a great victory. first, competitive game back ln gressive Democrats asked the Brennan from the Freemount senior hurling is against Cappo- wheat growing plains iin an members of ithe family attend- Garry" owned by Giarrett won Branch and President, of the Chairman. Martin Allen 'Minister for Finance in the Dail ed ttthie funeral in London last the Conifiniad Maiden Race PATRICK (PAD) MURPHY, thanked the- Credit Union for quin on st. Patrick's Day at 4 area now known as Paliser's Cloyne Diocesan Council wel- o'clock In Lismore in the Keane- the fees paid at present by the week. sponsored by Oappoquin Chick- comed both competitors and R.I.P. their generous sponsorship and Triangle. STATIONS ens. The sire of Golden Garry. pointed out, that the Credit land Cup semi-final. The other State to a prosecuting senior audience. Mrs. Margaret Fay, The death took place recent- semi-final between Llsmore and The Spring Stations in the Golden Love, died recently but N.T.. Castlemartyr was quiz Union have been associated IT'S STILL IN GUINEAS counsel for (a) taking a case ly at, Youghal District Hospital with the club since the1 very Ballyduff has yet to be fixed. Clashmtore-Piltown parishes are he has produced many great mistress for the juvenile* quiz, of Pad (Murphy of Greencloyne, FOR THE BIG WTGS and (b) in respect of each day wiln ners. beginning Training continues in the rtow almost complete. As always which was won by Ballindan- Youghal. Pad who retired from field on Friday nights and Sun- the case is heard in court. families to all areas- were well RETIREMENT gan team of Oscar Walsh. Leon- his work a few years ago as an Before Credit Union repre- Although a guinea is no sentative John- iLyons presented day mornings. T,he Minister, Mr. Ray Mac- represented at the Masses and Besit wishes to Sgt. Gerald ard Dowling, Elizabeth Shin- employee of the County Council longer part of our coinage, the great traditional welcome Fiitzgerald. brother of Jimmy nick and James Condon. Bally- both teams with their prizes he Shlarry gave the following reply: 1 in the Youghal area was a son Annual Social — Our annual was given in all homes for and JOhn Joe Fitzgerald. Cbol- macoda took the second prize , of the late Jack and May Mur- congratulated both teams for members of the Irish Bur still an exciting final and assured social will be held on March "The average brief fee paid to priests and people. \ boat, Clashmore, on the occasion Denis Holland Clonmel, at- phy of Kllphi'llbeen. Ballynoe 17th in Whltechurch House. a senior counsel appearing for VOICE OF CLASHMORE of his retirement from the and was always regarded as a the club of the Credit Union's tached to the Munster Pioneers continued support in the future. Tickets can be' had from any (Fait O'Rourke and Deirdre Garda force. 4 regular visitor was quiz master for the remain- quiet and inoffensive member committee member. the Director of Public Prosecu- Fitzgerald were the 'twoi semi- to his native Clashmore, ail his der of the contest, the junior of the community. After the presentation every- tions in the Circuit Criminal final islts going forward to the friends wish him well for the quiz being won by Clondrohid, one retired to Keniry's where Good Luck — Good luck to To his brothers. Mick, John- we all enjoyed a great night's club player Stephen Curley who Court is 500 guineas. Where a final from the first semi-final future. namely, Peter Kelleher, Mort ny, Frankie., his sister Mary, Buckley, Aileen Kelleher and entertainment. will be married on 19th March ST. AUGUSTINE'S case continues for more • than nephews and nieces relatives in London to Mary Henley. Ste- Mary Murphy. Castlemartyr and friends our deepest sorrow one day, a refresher fee in were second. Sequel — I hear Billy is going phen played a major part in the is extended. The burlai took back to K-illarney to collect winning of the Intermediate respect of each additional day The senior competition was place at. North Abbey Cemetery, 'Sile' for the social. One of the championship last year, and is payable and amounts to half URBAN DISTRICT OF DUNGARVAN won by Cill Na Martra. Donal Youghai. Solus na bhflaitheas girls is waiting for 'Seamus' to every good wish from the club FOR MUNSTER of the brief fee, that is 250 Cronin. Tim Cooney. Martin da anam uasal. contact, her and another girl is for a very happy future to 'Mary guineas. It is not usual to Cronin, Mary Cronin. Kilavullen hoping to find a boome'rang in and Stephen. team of Tadgh Raghalll. Ger- BRIDE VIEW UNITED A.F.C. room 147. The lads are still employ the services of a senior ard Moylan Eileen Collins, NOTES: RED HOUSE LEAGUE wondering what 'Con' looks like Draw _ The G.A.A. club's de- COLLEGE "B" counsel in the Circuit Criminal Kathleen Hanl-y. (sub) Mary velopment draw will be held on NOTICE OF RATES and the good news is that at Courts unless the case is suffi- Linehan, made it an extremely Valley Rangers 0 least one parachute will be pro- 26th March and the last week of exciting contest but eventually Bride View United 1 vided with each room next year, April and May. Tickets can be ciently serious or complex. In fell into second place. had from any club member for United continued their good free of change! FOOTBALL FINAL murder cases in the Central HAVING BEEN The Super B'rain was won by this fantastic draw. Criminal Court, a senior coun- Connie Healy, Clondrohid and run on Sunday last, when they had a fine away win in Conna. Social—We'll the time has ar- Meeting — Our next commit- St. Augustine's, Dungarvan 0-16 sel is usually employed and Martin Cronin, Cill Na Martra. rived and this Friday night Miss Noelie Barry. N.T.. Mrs. The strong wind blowing across tee meeting w-111 be held on this St. Flannans, Ennis 3-5 the average brief fee payable in the field made good football im- we'll all be descending on Dun- Saturday night at, 8.30 in the MADE Keniry, N.T. and Joe Brown garvan town for what promises those instances is 700 guineas, were with Diocesan Secretary, possible. United were- unlucky Hotel. After one of the best displays Notice is hereby given that the Municipal Rate has not to take the lead ln the first to be a mighty might. There are with hal'f that fee as a refresher Mona Geaney, the adjudicators. some unbelievable1 spot prizes, Congratulations — Congratu- ever by a Friary forward line, been duly made on the property rateable thereto in the Fr. Kelleher. Spiritual Direc- half but two .good efforts, one the lads from St. Augustine's for each additional day of from David Henley and one for which the club extends its lations to club players Tim Urban District of Dungarvan. tor of the Diocese thanked all thanks to the local business Sheehan and Pat Murphy for •advanced to the final of the hearing." concerned for putting on such from Philly Curley both came Munster Colleges Senior Foot- back off the post. people. Dinner is set, for 9 playing a major part In Water- At the latter rate, a 4-day The rate in ihe pound for the service of the period a wonderful function. He said it o'clock and a bus will leave Tal- ford's exciting win In Kilmal- ball (Bo Championship at Emly was great to see the youth pre- The only goal of the game on Wednesday last, March 2. murder trial would bring in a ending on the 31st day of December, 1988 is 2477 1 low at. 8. II you want to be col- look on Sunday last. Waterford sent in large numbers and he came five minutes into the sec- are now in the' sem'1-finals and Their opponents were St. fee totalling £1,050 to a senior pence in tihe pound, made up as follows:— lected in Lismore or Cappoquin. remarked that they were till ond half. A mix up In Rangers leave word in Ted's and this to all concerned well done. Flannan's, Eninis, a strong and counsel acting for the prosecu- winners on the day. Concluding. defence left in Dermot Henley will be arranged. One word of rugged Clare squad, hardened tion. Not bad going but it Housing and Building £1.04 Mrs. Brennan endorsed the and his shot went all the way warning Rory will be there TALLOW YOUTH CLUB In the furnace of Harty Cup Road 'transportation and Safety ... £4.15 priest's words and reminded to the net. Both sides missed with his camera — don't let his hurling. In: the first half the really is too mucih! the audience that the 150th an- chances after this but at. the An information night will be Friary played against the wind, Water Supply and Sewerage £2.91 •shots' catch you 'out of posi- EASY AND SLOW niversary of Fr. Theobald Mat- end Henley's goal still separ- tion!' — ("Condor"). held on Monday March 14 ln and got a dream start when Development Incentives & Controls ... —£0.64 hew would be celebrated this ated the sides. St. Catherine's Hall. Tallow at Ian Kelly (Abbeyside) flighted As everyone is now well aware Environmental Protection £3.39 year. Man of the Match — Philly 8 p.m. for parents and teen- a point over the bar in the Dublin is celebrating its mil- MARRIED RECENTLY agers (12-15) interested in be- lenium year at present and not Recreation and Amenity £3.31 The evening's proceedings Curley. first minutes from forty yard* with keen competition and live- Congratulations to Mr. Tom coming members of the newly a day goes by but we are re- Agriculture, Education, Health & United — K. Tobin, P. Shee- out. Back came Sit. Flannan's ly answering made for a most Joe Dalv Tirculien and Ann formed Tallow Youth Club. and their supporters were minded of the fact on the radio, Welfare .... £0.78 stimulating and enjoyable oc- han. G. Sice. P. Prescott, K. Cronin. Woodview Park who Jack Ahearne, Secretary. television or in the newspapers. Murphy. G. Hogan, J. J. Henley, heartened when, in the 4th So we suppose it's only right Miscellaneous Services £9.83 casion. is go mbeirimed beo ar were married recently ln Glen- —(Advt.). minute a tentative shot was an am seo aris. C. Curley, D. Henley P. Curley dine Church. We wish them that we should join with the and D Henley. Res.—P. Cur- deflected to. the net off the boot capital city in its celebrations every happiness in their mar- THE LATCH RESTAURANT of one of the Friary defenders. £24.77 ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A, ley and T. McCarthy. McCarthy ried life. by choosing a Dublin song for for J. J. Hen'ley. St. Patrick's Day lunch spe- Heartened by this lucky the ballad corner this week. We U-16 Football — St. Cather- cial 4-course lunch. Booking break, the Clare school piled on believe there could be none ine's 1-7; Carrignavar 1-2 — DUNGARVAN TYRE CENTRE TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB advisable. Phone 058 56486. the pressure and added two fur- nicer than "Easy And Slow"— Ihe Rate Book is now in my custody and may be St. Catherine's footballers CUP SEMI-FINAL Feb. 22 — 1st. Ann Tobin and ther points before the Kill duo atoned for their defeat by St. Ann Murphy; best gross, Eliza- —(Advt.). Peter Queally and Joe Kennedy inspected by any person affected thereby in the Offices of Bride View United v Bally- 'Twas down by Christchurch John's (Lisgoold) the previous added points in the 6th and 8th that I first met with Annie Dungarvan Urban District Council between the hours of week when they rose to great duff in Affane, 11.30 on Sunday minutes. next, 13th March. A gentle young maiden and 10.0U a.m. and 4.00 p.m. exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, heights last Saturday at Conna not a bit shy. Church and Bank Holidays. The said rate will be payable to defeat Carrignavar. Playing It's cup time on Sunday next The Friary forward line was on a very firm sod and with an with United involved in a local now moving sweetly, Dcmogh She told me her daddy who from and after publication of this notice. interval lead of 1 point they derby with Ballyduff If both Cummins (Affane) was chasing came from Dungannon, showed great spirit in the last sides play to form this game everything, while at wing-back Would take her back home in Under Section 7(1) of the Local Government (.Financial half and tacking on six great should be a thriller. With both Rlay Flynn was giving a majes- the sweet bye and bye. minor scores they worthily col- sides In joint 3rd position im the DUNGARVAN G.A.A. Provisions) Act, 1978, any person who is aggrieved at tic display of attacking half- Chorus: (after each verse): lected the points in' this league league pride will Play a big part back play. the failure of a rating authority to make him an allowance tie. in this one. United, unbeaten under that Act or who believes that he is entitled to a . since Christmas have been turn- John Shanahan (Abbeyside), What's it, to any man Matt Harper (St. Catherines) ing in tremendous performan- NOTES who was having his best game whether or no, different allowance to that made to him may, within two was an impartial referee and ces In recent games. They be- AN ENCOURAGING START SCOR CHAMPIONS in' tihe Friary jersey, seot c\ Whether I'm aisy or months of the date of the making of the rate, request Catherine's team was — Paul came the first team to defeat his first point in the lith min- whether I'm true, the rating authority in writing to grant the appropriate Higgins (goal), capt.. Kevin Pinewood in the league. The difficult task of commen- Congratulations to our figure ute, and though the Flannan's As she lifted her petticoat Hickey. Sean Flynn, Liam Shee- cing training for a new playing dancers who won the county boys replied with a point soon easy and slow, allowance. In case the request is not complied with han. Martin Sheehan, Pat Fitz- Manager Liam Moroney will year was undertaken last final of Adult Scor in Kill last have a full squad to pick from afterwards, P. Queally was on And I turned up my sleeve within 28 days the person may, within 4 months of the gerald, Richard Sheehan. Dessie Thursday at the Showgrounds Sunday night and will now be hand to send over Ivs second for to buckle her shoe. date of the making of the rate, apply to the District Court O'Keeffe. Maurice Spillane, Kie- although Connie Curley was not and an attendance of more worthy representatives of club ran Morrisson, Gerard Morris- signed in time to play in the long-range- point in the 20tih to have the appropriate allowance made. than a dozen players was an and county in the Munster minute. If ever you go to the town of son. Noel O'iNeill, Michael cup. more's the pity. But there encouraging start. semi-finals in Tipperary next Dungannon, O'Connell, Sean Twomey, Dec- is still plenty of competition Saturday night. A minute later came the best The above rates were made on the 9th March, 1988. lan O'Neill. Subs—Pat O'Keeffe. for places. The one man sure Understandably, players will goal of the game, a screaming You may search till your eyes Any request in respect of them under Sction (1) of the Tom Morrisson. Patrick Roche. of his place must be keeper be sluggish about getting into We also competed in the solo shot to the top of the net from they are empty and blind. Be you walkin' or runnin' or Local Government (Financial Provisions) Act, 1978, must Junior Football League — Kevin Tobin. The back four Is togs after a lengthy lay-off. but I singing and novelty act county the C'lare corner-forward, t. came Shanahan again to add sittin' or standin.' Cloyne v. St. Catherine's—This not as simple but in the run- now that the ball has been finals and though wft did not therefore be made to Dungarvan Urban District Council ning should be Pat Sheehan take the titles our standard- the final score of the first half, A girl like Annie you never game was played at Conna thrown in—to coin a phrase— will find. not later than 9th May, 1988. Any application to the Sportsfield last Sunday and Pascal Prescott. Liam Moroney, we are hoping for steadily in- bearers acquitted themselves and at half-time the score District Court under the same provision must be made provided an entertaining hour's Ger Sice and Kieran Murphy creasing numbers at the magnificently. read: St. Flannan's 2-3, St. 6port, for all present. Despite In midfield, Paul Curley. Gerard Augustine's 0-6. Down along Thomas Street not later than 9th, July, 1988. sessions from here on in. down to the Liffey, both sides being short a couple Hogan Tomas McCarthy and BEREAVED The Friary started the second Signed" This 9th day of March, 1988. of regulars the game was well John Joe Henley will be looking Nothing too demanding will The sunshine has gone, the- half in determined fashion. evening grew dark up to standard and the visitors for their places. Up front it's be asked of the players in- the Sincere sympathy is extended Shanahan took up where he from the Round Tower town Henleys versus the Curleys. initial stages, so those who to Mrs. Mary Kelly of Byrne- Along by Klngsbridge and be had left off by pointing from a gad in a jiffy, B. WHITE, took the honours In the final Dermot and David Henley and missed out last Thursday night ville on the death of her free in the 2nd minute and one Town Clerk. analysis Stephen and Philly Curley. will, hopefully, make an ap- mother, Mrs. Eileen Cotter, Me arms were around her minute later he cut the deficit beyond in the Park. Town Hall, Catherine's lined out as fol- It will be interesting to see pearance on this Thursday at Mldleton, which took place last to one point witth a point from lows — M. Walsh. M. Mangan, what formation manager Moro- 6.30 p.m. week-end after a brief illnessL play. Joe Kennedy had his sec- Dungarvan. Mary is a valued member of B. O'Regan, P. O'Donoghue D. ney goes for but all the squad Incidentally, it was great to ond score, a point from an Buckner, S, O'Connell, S. Buck- have given 100% especially our club, and her husband acute angle, and after four min- ley. P. O'Suliivan. M. Henry. J. see "Plpi" Ferncombe back in Billy is on the executive com- those' players that have been action last week. "Plpi" missed utes the sides were level. Hartnett, P. J Lonergan. S. called ip as subs. So It's all to mittee. Go ndeine Dia trocaire Then Ray Flynn, now playing REMINDER Murray, J, Hartnett, 3". D. Cot- all of last year through injury are a h-anam dills. play for On Sunday morning sustained while keeping goal at cenitre-faack, stepped up to Letters To EWE PREMIUM SCHEME 1987 ter and B'. Sheehan. Subs used next and the club would appeal take a 40 metres free and sent —P. Murphy. J. G. Barry and for the county senior hurlers in SHEEP HEADAGE SCHEME 1988 to all its supporters to travel it between the uprights. Flan- D. O'Leary. to Affane and give your vocal a challenge game, but he is back in action now and looking man's equalised with a point in The Editor Farmers and flockowmers are reminded that the final support to the lads. It's no more the 12th minute, but it was forward eagerly to the cham- DUNGARVAN The Editor closing date for these Schemes is Friday 11 March 1988. MRS. JULIA TWOMEY, R.I.P. than they deserve. Ballyduff "that man Flynn" again who (CENTENARIAN) will be the favourites for this pionship year ahead. moved up to take a side-line DunganVan Leader. Applications received after that date will not be con- one however. pass from Queally and put the ANTI-EXTRADITION sidered and any claim that an application was posted Last Saturday Mrs. Julia THE BIG NIGHT Twomey died peacefully at St. Friary into the lead again in ACTION DAY on time will not be entertained unless supported by a Best Wishes—The club would Our big niight of celebration, the 13tfh minute. Patrick's Hospital. Fermoy. GOLF A Chara, certificate of posting from An Post. like to wish player Stephen the annual dinner, is now just Two minutes later Flynn Relict of Matthew Twomey, she Curley the best of luck on Sat- Recent events ooncerntog was a native of Cooldaniel, one week away. We are expect- added another point, and the urday, March 19th. That's the ing a full house at Lawlor's Friary forwards were rampant. the British government's atti- Applicants are also reminded that any overstatement Tomes, but, came- to Conna in day Stephen ties the knot as it tude to Irish affairs must leave of the number of eligible ewes or any subsequent the '30's where she with her Hotel next Wednesday night CLUB P. Queally. with points in the were when he marries local girl when the divisional and county 16th and 17itlh minutes, stret- Irish people in no doubt on the reduction in thtit number that does not arise from husband and family set up a Mary Henley in England. So to question of extradition-. business as vintners and be- under 21 hurling and football ched their lead, and though natural circumstances such as Winter losses etc. will Mary and Stephen many happy championship medals will be Flainman's replied with a point First the Birmingham Six and came popular members of the years of married life together. NOTES Lord Denning's statement "that result in refusal of premium on ALL ewes. Furthermore, local community. An exception- presented. in the 20'th minute, Shanahan 1 RESULTS (24 th minute) and Donogh lit is better to have innocent amy ewes presented for inspection in excess of the al lady for all of her 105 years O'Connell CUD U-11 _ Our Our guests will include the people i-n jail .than t'o under- of age. She' had a very clear Co. Board chairman James To- Cummins (26th minute > gave number applied for will not qualify for premium. game against Cappoquin was Sat. 5th — 1st. p. Power (18) the Friary a nice five point mine the British legal system." memory and could relate many called off last week, but we hope bim. and also gracing the 35 pts.; 2nd. D. Forde (11) 34 Then the Stalker affair which hair-raising stories of her early trophies on the top table will cushion. to play it this coming Saturday. - pts.; 3rd, P. Spratt, (13) 33 pts. effectively told the RUC they ISSUED BY THE years being living then quite Players will be notified. Regard- be the "All-Time Hurling Star ' Hole in one — P. Stack at 3rd. In a final flnlshilmg flurry, St. could do what they liked with adjacent to Kilmichael, where less of the result from this one, award won recently by our own Sunday 6th __ 1st, T Brady Flannan's found the net for impunity. So tihe list goes on. Tom Barry's boys succeeded in our squad are through to the Christy Moylan who will be in (8) 89; 2nd, J. Harty (9) 69: their tthird goal, but their wli'th the killing of Aidan Mc- their confrontation with the league- play-off against Youghal. attendance too. 3rd. Ml. Flynn (7) 69- 4th J effort came too late, and the Anespie, the release after just DEPARTMENT OF crown forces in 1920. She atten- Result: Cappoquin 2; Youghal 2. It will be a fitting way to Elstead (10) 71. boys from Waterford were on over two years of the British ded many functions In the usher in St. Patrick's Day. but the march to their Munster soldier who murdered Kidso i Conna and Fermoy districts re- Co-0|) Draw — The last draw do hurry if you still haven't FIXTURES final clash with St. Fachtna's, Reilly and now this weekend AGRICULTURE & FOOD i gularly and was a very pleas- takes place in Tramore on Sat- acquired those eagerly sought Skibbereen. the arrest o-f seven Irish people urday night next. We hope for after tickets. IThurs./Sat. — 14 Hole. Sun- On a day to which there were off the streets of London, under better luck in this one. day 13th — 18 Hole Stableford. many fine individual displays, the draconiian legislation of the THE CO-OP DRAW tihe outstanding backs were Prevention of Terrorism Act. TALLOW COMMUNITY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES skipper John Power (Kill), Tur- Our bag co-op Development HALL RESULTS The Gala Music Nite on Fri- lough cianicy (Youghal) and a The National Anti-Extradi- Fund Draw is almost at hand superb Ray Flynn (Affane). tion Committee is now stepping Mrs. Ronayne, Aglish £100.00; with the first of three monthly day last was a great success, Bernie Murphy, Tallow: Bridget consequently it has been de- Eamon Galvin improved after up ids campaign to bring moral 1988 CENSUS OF SERVICES draws taking place on Satur- his switch, while corner men pressure to bear on the Dublin Mernin. Villierstown- John Mor- day. March 26. cided to hold another Music rissey, Villierstown- Nell Fitz- Nite on Friday, 25th March. Btrian Power and Brian Dillon government to immediately re- Despatch of Questionnaires gerald. Fermoy; Jack Fraher. We are still pushing ahead Watch this space for more de- gave little away in the second fuse to hand any more Irish Tom Regan. Cappoquin- Betty with the sale of tickets (£10 a tails. half. people over to a legal system A national Census has commenced covering: Jones, Fermoy: Jerry Barry month) and for the lucky ones which is so corrupt and inher- 'there will be cars and a £25.000 At centire-field. Tom Phelan Castlelyons- Marion Coleman, Congratulations to the Golf (Nire) was strong on the ball, ently anti-Irish. Lismore; Margaret Daly, Tal- bungalow (or the cash) to be Club quiz team of Rufus Flynn Saturday next. March 12. hais (a) retail and wholesale establishments; won-. while Ian Kiely used his low; Pa Sheehan. Tallow; Kath- Ml. Morrissey. N. D. O'Kennedy strength and height to good been designated as a national (b) virtually all other service-type businesses — i.e. leen Manahan, Cappoquin; Whatever profits come to us and George Taylor on winning effect. In a great forward line, day of action and there will be Marion Forbes, Tallow: Peter from this draw will be utilised the Abbeyside School Fund It would be invidious to nomin- information stalls and various those engaged in the provision of personal, pro- Cahill Aglish- Ml. Cashman, in our concerted drive to acquire Quiz. ate any player. They took their activities held -throughout 19 Llsmore; Francis Tobin, Tal- our own playing grounds. Never scores well, and were not different centres all over the fessional, business and community services. low: Ann Dlneen Dungarvan: have we had a greater need for POKER CLASSIC afraid to shoot. Nine wides may country. Dungarvan is the loca- Mary Curley, Tallow- Martina public support. tion which has been picked for Kearney, Tallow; Pat, Woods; As previously mentioned we seem excessive, but they also Questionnaires are being despatched by post on a are holding our second Poker notched sixteen scores in the the south-east region. Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Fermoy- Mrs CHAMPIONSHIP DATES 'We inivlte people to come phased basis over the coming weeks. Participation is Burke. Tallow: Eileen Moore. Classic of the season on this hour. We expect to know our up- Saturday night, commencing at along to our stall and support Cappoquin: Mrs. E. Henley St. Augustine's — G. Leahy obligatory. Woodview Park. coming championship dates 8.30 p.m Players are reminded our petition calling on the soon in several grades and that to be at the Clubhouse by 8.20 'Cahir), B. Power (Drum government to immediately halt Next, Sunday night. Jackpot should be an added spur to all p.m., to enable the draw for Rovers), J. Power (St. Mary's), extradition of Irish citizens to The confidentiality of all details provided is guaran- £350.00 on 49 calls. Books £2.00 the playing panels to get down tables to be completed by the B„ Dillon (Dungarvan) T Britain, as w6 believe that if teed by law. only. to business. 8.30 stare time. Clancy (Youghal), E. Gialvin enough pressure is brought to 'Incidentally, we are expecting i Youghal). R. Flynn t Affane bear we will be able to prevent TALLOW SQUASH NOTEs confirmation of a Saturday CAPTAIN'S DINNER 0-3), T. phelan (Nire), I. Kiely Margaret Thatcher from jailing Questionnaires should be completed on receipt and (Abbeyside 0-1), p. Queally (St. any more innocent Irish people. Credit Union Leagu,, Final — date for a football game With just one week to go to This competition came to an ex- against the "Cork Examiner"— Captain's Dinner (Wednesday. Mary's 0-4). J, Kennedy 'St Is mise le meas, returned immediately. in Cork—within a week or so. Mary's (0-2), D. Cummins citing climax on Friday night 16th March), any member who IR.IAL Mac MURCHADHA, last when J. J. Henley's team That should be an ideal pipe- has not purchased his her tic- i Affane 0-1). L. Barron 'Abbey met, Frank Roche's team. Marie opener to the season for us as kets are reminded to do so side), D. Melody Abbeyside,), J PRO CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE Condon and Kay Condon got well as providing us with an without delay, as tickets are Shanahan (Abbeyside 0-5). Sub' Dungarvan Anti-Extradition. Ardee Road, Dublin 6. 01-977144 Ext 398, 417 J.J.'s team off to a great start enjoyable social outing. More selling fast and numbers are T. Fives (Affane) for Barron. Rinn o gCuanach. with victories over Evelyn Allen anon. limited. — (P.R.O.). Dungarbhan. Referee: J. Moloney (Bansha). 7-3-'88.