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PENSMAN TAKES YOU Big Winter Freeze-Up Crips Country Kyne Calls For Probe Into Following the mild, spring- process was very effective while like conditions that prevailed on the new equipment including a At the request of Labour cllr. Saturday last, temperatures bulk gritter which the Council B. Kyne, Standing Orders were behind the SPOTUGII suddenly plummeted as arctic had purchased over the last suspended at the monthly meet- winds from Soandanavia and two winters enabled them to ing of Waterford Co. Council in Eastern Europe swept in on deal with snow emergencies in Dungarvan last Monday to en- Sunday and gripped the east- a very satisfactory manner. At able him "to refer to certain Dungarvan Closures PREPARING FOR THE Council in Dunigairvan. It was ern and southern parts of the the same time Mr. O'FTynn matters which had occurred in country in a big winter freeze- warned that there would be FRAY prompted by Fianna Fail Cllr. Dungarvan in recent times." like the O'-Reilly venture and and would have maintained a Cilr. Kyne then proposed that Paddy Cahill from Kilmeaden up. The icy east winds soon danger patches and motorists unfortunately it did." more advanced type of leather It now seems to be generally brought snow showers and air should continue to exercise Cllr. Kyne went on to sav that the IDA be asked to attend a Cllr. Kyne said that from processing if they had got the meeting of the Co. Council to accepted that the general elec- who, in his usual humorous temperatures on Monday and every care until the arctic con- a number of events relating to what he could ascertain the industrial ventures in Dungar- go ahead. "Instead," said CIIT. explain what was happening in fashion, informed his colleagues Tuesday dropped to as low as ditions passed. people concerned were duped Kyne, "the whole lot which had tion to elect a new governmnt minus 6°C. The meteorological van high-lighted for him the regard to the factories in Dun- "that while out canvassing out of their money and he un- got the benefit of extensive Foir garvan and Portlaw. wMl take place during the forecast is that the freezing, need for accountability bv the derstood that a fraud investiga- lately" he was attacked by a IDA and the reaction of local Teo. investment went for £1.6 Cllr. P. Coffey said he was month of February. Already the shivering conditions will remain tion might, be pending. "The million. Since then it is esti- dog. with us until the end of the members of the Dail to protect glad Cllr. Kyne had raised this main political parties have all, name of the town of Dungar- mated that from the sale of ex- matter as rumour was rife that Labour Cllr. Billy Kyne in- week. not only taxpayers' monev but van." ha said, "is being black- either tacitly or openly, launch- NEW TOWN also the hopes of workers and isting stock the new owners the Council was responsible for terjected "it must have been a The snow and ice has made ened to some extent by a failure have already recouped about the closure of the Dungarvan ed their campaigns aind in their families. of this nature and I feel that P.D. dog!" but it was Cllr. road conditions throughout the £0.75 million." tannery and that there was many constituencies the selec- week hazardous buit apart from He said that when the the IDA should report to this Gaihill who had the members, ENGINEER FOR "For all this," said Cllr. Kyne, consequently no possibility, for tion oif candidates has taken minor mishaps no serious acci- O'Reilly Irish Foods project Council as to what exactly hap- a similar reason, for the re- officials and Press reps, rocking dents have been reported. closed more than 12 months ago pened and what their role in "Dungarvan and its people were place. supposed to be grateful. Coming opening of the tannery in Port- in their seats when he suggested Mr. John O'Flynn, County En- DUNGARVAN he called for a report on the the matter was." law. Here in Wa/terford the Labour gineer. Informed the "Xeader" matter from the then two Min- up to Christmas the 30 or so 1 that tihe Council should appeal At the monthly meeting of and Progressive Democrat Par- on Tuesday that generally road isters In the constituency and FACTORY CLOSURE workers at the Dungarvan fac- Cllr. M. O'Riordan said that to- people to keep their dogs in conditions around the county, Dungarvan Urban Council last tory were given protective he was sure there was more ties have already named their Monday night, Mr. Dan Hurley from the IDA but none came. during the coming election apart from those on high Cllr. Kyne then went on to notice and one of the reasons behind the closure in Dungar- candidates while the Workers ground, were not too bad. He Co. Manager Introduced the Cllr. Kyne then referred to an given for the closure was the van than had been disclosed. campaign. Dogs don't seem to new Town Engineer to the refer to the shoc^ closure of the Party will have the same stan- said that Co. Council workers attempt by ifwo non-nationals leather factory just prior to supposed refusal of the Co. He seconded Cllr. Kyne's propo- like politicians, he declared to had been on the job on Monday members. He is Mr. Dents Mc- to set up business in the food Council to grant a permit to the sal to call in the IDA. dard bearer again in the field. Carthy, Cappoquin, a senior ex- Christmas by the International the accompaniment of peals oi and the national primary road sector in the town with an in- Hide & Skin Co., the new own- Company to discharge certain Fine Gael willl be also placing ecutive engineer with Water- effluent into the harbour. I laughter. from Waterford to cork as far vestment reputed to be £50,000 ers. He said that the Dungar- FALL GUY their confidence in their two as the county bounds had been ford Co. Council who now takes and under the wing of the IDA. know that this Is a total fabri- over the duties of Town Engin- van factory was part of a pack- sitting deputies. salted as had the national sec- "The two -people concerned," he age which included factories in cation and that our Co. Mana- The Co. Manager, Mr. Dan TOO MANY YELLOW ondary road from Tarr's Bridge, eer. He replaces Mr. Tom Mul- said, "had no knowledge of the ger has done everything in his Hurley said that the Local This then onily leaves Fianna cahy who has returned to the Portlaw and Carrick which was LINES Dungarvan to the western business but they trusted that sold by the government to In- power to facilitate Internation- Authority was always the "fall Fail to declare who theiir can- boundary. Other roads had Engineering staff of the Co. In time their investment, with al Hid? & Skin and his record guy" when something like this Council and who has taken up ternational Hide and Skin for didates will be and this decision Dungarvan Urban Council at been gritted and Mr. O'Flynn IDA help and advice, would £1.6 million. He said that at will show this to be so. It Is goes wrong. He said that their monthly meeting last Mon- felt satisfied that they had the duty at the Council's East Wa- create jobs for West Waterford. only right that the public throughout 1986 he had had will be made at the Party's terford Water Supply scheme the time of this sale, two Ger- situation well In hand. I felt then that this would go man investors were interested should know what the true several meetings with principals Selection Convention to be held day night passed a motion pro- at Adamstown, Kilmeaden. position Is " of the International Hide & He added that the salting at the Courthouse in Dungarvan testing against "the widespread Skin organisation and at pre- sent an application from them on next Sunday night, painting of yellow lines" all over the urban area. A report for a licence In regard to the While it might seem that no discharge of effluent was being on the discussion Chat took difficulties should arise where processed. "A refusal of the ap- place appears elsewhere in this such a selection is concerned we plication has not been Issued issue so we will not dwell on and that is the position as of have learned from a well- it here. Yellow Lines Killing Dungarvan now," he said. inform source that much of the old bitterness which has caused Without dbubt, Dungarvan Mr. Hurley went, on to say broke out in a rash of yellow It was stated at the monthly that the fact that the Company so much internal dissention meeting of Dungarvan Urban ping and they had to put up did not have such a licence did within the party in recent Lines, single and double, shortly Council last Monday night that with this. not interfere with their trading years is very likely to again before' Christmas, and many the yellow lining of so many Mr. B. Whitte, Town Clerk, In 1989 and it was not likely to areas of the town was now kil- said that the instructions to interfere with it in 1987. It was surface at next Sunday night's local people, business as well as ling the business life of Dun- As Business Centre the warden on the day was to not fair to criticise the Urban private, felt veiny aggrieved convention. garvan and driving bus loads of see that traffic was kept mov- and County Councils for what because of the widespread re- ing. "It he had not been there hiad happened, h added. people elsewhere to do their and said that the double yellow | garvan and could not be aware e At the time of writing we strictions which have since shopping. dealing with the matter had people might not have been Mr. Hurley concluded his lines along the causeway would that as a result people were stated that the regulations able to get around at all," he understand that there will be resulted in the matter of vehicle now mean that, no tourist could ! leaving the town in bus loads could be reviewed after twelve comment by stating, "i am still The -natter arose on „a motio= n ther* to view .ctye harbour I to do their si; added. optimistic about the future of four candidates seeking the parking. proposed by Cllr. R. A. Walsh to do their shopping elsewhere months. thr> vety restricted In the absence of any amend- Cllr. Dixon said that the the factory." party nominations in the con- which protested to Watrr^i^-'^r.^^^.'.^S? I les ntrw -available warden's actions were certainliy 't'Yvo proiposra.1 mia.c\e t>y Cllr. One of the controversial areas Co. Council at the widespread ment. the resolution was de- stituency — the two outgoing completely ridiculous atui. he In the town. "The business clared carried. not in keeping with t=he spiTit | "Kyne was then put to tile meet- where double yellow lines are painting of yellow lines and the added "we need all these ilnSs P"OT>1O are now suffering a great of Christinas. deputies, Jackie Fahey and ing and passed unanimously. concerned is the Causeway but erection of parking notices all now as much as we need a loss as a' result," he said and NO GOODWILL ON Domic Ormonde with Cllr. over the urban area. hole In th» head!" added, "Dungarvan had a good CHRISTMAS EVE we would not be opposed to Brian Swiifit, Mayor of Water- Cllr. Walsh said that he had Cllr. A. Hallahan seconding name as a business centre but the decision here as large been inundated with complaints the motion said that he was it is now dwindling and the Cllr. Mary Dixon expressed ford and Cfflr. Patsy Kenneally, articulated lorries were habit- since these yellow lines went greatly disappointed to learn main reason Is that we are pro- her deep disappointment at the the Party Whip on the County ually pulling up and parking on down and he had even been that anything the Council pro- viding no parking facilities and fact that on Christmas Eve she Council. This makes two from abused bv a number of people. posed in regard to these traffic people have no comfort lif they had seen the Traffic Warden both sides there, reducing the DAN MCCARTHY the East and two from the He said that Dungarvan was a regulations and parking bye- come into the town to do their handing out parking tickets carriageway, at times, to single small country town which laws was only a waste of time shopping." around the town. It was sup- 2 THE ARCADE West. Whether the number to line traffic. But we must be should be trying to attract bus- as none of their recommenda- Cllr. D. Goode. Chairman posed to be the season of good- be selected by the Convention critical of the fact that having iness rather than driving it tions had been accepted. The pointed out that the Chief Sup- will, she said, and people were is to be two or three, we do not away with so much over control man who did make these deci- erintendent at the Garda Head- trying to get around in the rain laid the yellow lines, the MITCHEL STREET, DUNGARVAN know, but there have been in the matter of'parking. While sions was far away from Dun- quarters In Dublin who was to do their last minute shop- restrictions they indicate are he accented that a certain am- Telephone 058/41771 rumours floating that Conven- not being enforced there. We ount of traffic control was nec- tion will select two and that a have seen trucks and1 cars essary he felt, that a great deal third would, most probably, of what had been done was un- parked regularly on these then be added by headquarters. necessary. double yellow lines in recent He instanced the situation in weeks and feel that the non- Mitchei Street where he said Wallpaper Should such rumours be any- Obnoxious Smell May Close there was no need at all for the where near the mark then it enforcement of the regulation is further restrictions placed there might seem to be the accepted tending to bring the law into The only cure to the problem ] thing that the two outgoing disrepute. at the end of the day may be the closure of the factory but men would be the automatic Another area which is be- I know that is something which Lismore Factory m choices. However there is quite coming mare and more ob- the members of the council a volume of opinion within the structed to the free passage of would not want said Mr. John a problem in Lismore and some- the problem and that thev had vehicular traffic is Sexton Street COUNCIL TRIBUTE O'Flynn, County Engineer at party which would tend to the monthly meeting of Water- thing would have to be done even sought the advice of the NOW ON indicate that things will not in Abbeyside. Until the new about it. IIR'3 but had still not solved it. ford Co. Council In Dungarvan KINGFISHER work out that way. As a matter ring road is completed all the TO LATE MAURICE last Monday. Mr. O'Flynn, County Engineer "It may well be," he added, 20% CASH DISCOUNT OFF ALL heavy traffic passing between Mr. O'Flynn was replying to said he was aware that the that at the end of the day the CONTOURS. of fact it is being loudly whis- only cure to the problem will be pered that Deputy Fahey, who j Waterford and Cork, including Cllr. W. McDonnell who raised smelll complained of was not •the matter of the continuing ob- confined to any one area of the to close down the factory but Large Selection of Wallpapers — all less 10%. has been the stormy petrel of' at times streams of huge trucks noxious smell emanating from town as the effluent from the that is something that no mem- FITZGERALD ber of the Council would want. Job Lots clearing at half-price. the party in Waterford for | and 'artics,' must pass through the Crownex factory in Lismore. factory travelled through the The much regretted death of town sewerage system. He had Cllr. McDonnell then said this area and when cars are Cllr. McDonnell said that the CALL IN AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION years and" who still finds himself the late Mr. Maurice (Mossie) problem was now there for two several discussions with the that they should continue to ex- at odds with many of his Party parked on both sides of the Fitzgerald, Coolagh Road, Ab- years and still there had been factory management and was plore every avenue In an effort Opert Six Days A Week — 9.30 a.m. ,to_6_g1m1_ colleagues on the County Coun- street, as usually happens, the beyside was referred to at the no improvement in the situa- aware that they were exploring to solve the matter. monthly meeting of Dungarvan freeway is again reduced to tion. He had been receiving cil will be hard-pressed to win Urban Council last Monday numerous complaints from resi- a nomination on this occasion. little more than a single lane. night when sympathy was ex- dents in Lismore about the While we accept that all is tended to his wife, family and smell and many of the local relatives. fair in love and warn and that DUNGARVAN'S OLD traders were very annoyed about it. the only certain thing about WEIGH-HOUSE Cllr. B. Kyne said that the late Mossie Fitzgerald had Cllr. McDonnell added that in To Arrange Civic politics is its uncertainty, we It can only be members of been a long time foreman fitter drawing attention to the com- CarroiHVtotors-ttd. think that such an outcome Lhe older generation in Dungar- at, the local Creamery and down plaints about the smell he did A i not want, to see t'he jobs at the would really be a bombshell. van who can still recall the through the years, as the in- Reception For Sean Kelly r factory where 14 people are em- We ailso think that in the event dustry grew In Dungarvan to Its top professional cyclist, Sean MAIN VOLVO AND SUZUKI DEALERS old Weigh-house which once present, dimensions, he had ployed interfered with in any When Cllr. J. Fahey, T.D. pro- that only two candidates are way. posed at the monthly meeting Kelly, by affording him a civic Phones: (058) 41994 and 42207 stood in the centre of the trained all the fitters who work- reception, he was informed by nominated by Convention that ed there. He contributed hand- Cllr. j. Quirke said that he ot Waterford Co. Council in town square. We refer to it now the Chairman. Cllr. J. A. Walsh NEW CARS EX STOCK: the deputy's name will then somely to the Industrial growth also had received compalnts Dungarvan last Monday that about the smell. It was causing the Council honour the world's that such a proposal, moved appear on the ballot paper on (Continued on Page 8* of the town, he added. about 12 months ago by Cllr. M. Volvo 344, Diesel £11,800 Volvo 340 Petrol from £10,300 election day on instructions O'Riordan, had been approved and the only problem was to Suzuki Swift 3-door 1000 5-speed £7,340 fjrom headquarters. We can only arrange a suitable date. Suzuki Alto 5-door, 800cc £6,440 wait and see. Suzuki Super Carry 15 cwt. Van £5,650 Cllr. B Swift, Mayor of Wa- Suzuki Jeeps 4-wheel Drive from £7,935 CHOOSING A DOG terford stated that Waterford Corporation would be honour- USED CARS: The Irish Veterinary Union ing Sean Kelly by making him a Freeman of the City on Fri- 1986 (June) Volvo 344, Salmon, Diesel, 95,000 miles, tolls us that many Veterinary day, January 23. "He will be In Factory Warranty. Surgeons are concerned with Ireland that week so perhaps 1S85 Volvo 344 GL, Petrol, 5-speed. 1985 Volvo 344 DL, Diesel. the. increasing number of large the Council could arrange to hold their reception then," he 1984 Fiat Ritmo 65 Ch. 5-speed. guard type dogs in towns and said. , ^ , 1983 Fiat Panda 45, 3-door L cities. It was agreed that steps he 1982 Datsun Stanza 1.6 GL These large dogs, it states, taken to see if such an arrange- 1982 Datsun Cherry 4 door ment could be made. 1982 Fiat Fiorino Van have the potential to cause 1S81 Saab 900 GL3, 51,000 miles great harm to sheep flocks 1981 Renault 5 TL especially, and of course to 1381 VW Golf, Diesel 5-door children, if not properly trained 1980 Toyota Carina, one owner 1880 Peugeot 504 GL and supervised by competent 1980 Leyland Mini City, only 10,000 miles owners at all hours. TURF 1979 Fiat 12.7, only 17,000 miles The IVU advises prospective 1S79 Ford Cortina 1.3 4-door 6-7 TONNE LOADS dog owners to seek advice from 1879 Opel Rekord, Diesel the local veterinary surgeon 8-11 TONNE LOADS 1979 Volvo 343 Auto. AVAILABLE 1978 Volvo 244 DL before choosing a pet and 1978 Toyota Carina Estate stresses that "far every home Enquiries to: 1978 Citroen Pallas 2.4 Estate there is a suitable pet animal." 1976 Volvo 244 DL, Gas Conversion 1976 Ford Escort 4-door. DON'T LIKE POLITICIANS GERARD CASEY LT„ * Special Finance arranged. And while on this subject of THURLES •k 10% Discount without trade-in. dogs we must put on record a Phone 0504/22266 •k We can now supply any make of new car. light-hearted episode that oc- Photographed above are a group from Clashmore C.C.E. with Labhras O Murchu, Ard Stiurthoir, C.C.E., at the Comhaltas * Open Saturday to 4 p.m. curred' at last Monday's month- Ccolloiri County Convention held in Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan recently. (Photo: David Steam) ly meeting of Waterford County PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 146, 1987.
SPRATT Planning Applications MWEELNAHORNA, RING Granted (On the instructions of Miss Alice Gurran) County Manager's Orders terations to House at "Alpine ROADSIDE HOLDING c. 17 ACRES granting planning permission Cottage," Circular Road, Dun- more East. WITHOUT DWELLINGHOUSE made during December on be- half, of the COuhty Council are J. Troy, 7 Rlversview Estate, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY as folltows: Kilmacthomas — Bungalow at Detailed particulars next week. Ballyogarty, Kilmacthomas. M Gardner, Per S. R. Mc J. Hurley, Ballyneety, Dungar- Solicitors: Murphy & McCullagli, Dungarvan. Carthy — Bungalow & Septic van — Retention of Farm Build- Having Carriage of Sale. Tank at Glenakmocikaun East, ings comprising of Wintering Lismore. APP. Facilities for 62 Cows & Slurry S. McGrath, Per Mrs. Mc- Tank at Ballyneety, Dungarvan. Grath, circular Road, Dunmore M. Fitzgerald, Per Tristschler Edmond Spratt & Son, East — Bungalow at Circular Trltsehiler & Associates. Studio Road. Tramore. APP. 24, Johntown Ind., Centre, Wa- T. McGrath, Per Mrs. Mc- terford:—Revised Elevations and M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 Grath, Circular Road, Dunmore Extensions to Drawings for East — Bungalow at Circular House at Bailygian, Woodstown. Road, Tramore. AF'P. APP. R. McGrath, Per Mrs. Mc- J. Power, Per S.E.B. Ltd., Grath,, Circular Road, Dunmore Dublin Rd., Kilmacow, via Wa- East — Bungalow at Circular terford — Bungalow at Bally- Koad. Tramore. AFP. vadde, Kilmactihomais. Ivt. O'Sullivan, crooKe, Passage L. Power, Bialiycashin, But- E^st — bxt. to, rear of Dwelling ierstown South — Bungalow at SALES BY M. J. NOONAN & SON at croolke, Passage East. Buitlerstowe South. ;S. Condon, Sea Breeze, Pas*- Mrs. P. Hannoin,, Ballinlovane, PUBLIC AUCTION sage East — Retention otf Oar- Ballyduff Upper — Extension & ENTIRE FRIESIAN DAIRY HERD age & boundary Wall at Passage Alteration, to Dwelling at ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, at 12 noon .wast. Knoekaun, Baillyduff Upper, On, the Instructions of Mr. J. D. Leahy A. F. Torrie Ltd., Per J. M. j. u-riinn, Per. Ml. Clooney, Mulligan,, l'ji Catherine Street, •Mi, Viewmount Park — Bunga- BISHOPSrOWN, LISMORE, CO. WATERFORD wateriord — Demolition ot low at Kilbride South, Tramore. At the Farmyard. Dwelling House at Priest s Rd„ APP. (T.B. and Brucellosis tested) Tramore. j. Griffin, as above — Dormer The herd have been bred by A.I. bulls carefully selected j. Power, Ballymullala, Cap- Bungalow at Kilbride South, pagh — LiivesitocK & Dairy Unit Ira mo re. APP. Fred Forsey (sponsor) presenting the F.C.F. Trophy to Michael O'Mahoney, winner of the Men's Division 1 in the Minnies by t'he ownt and calving as from the date of sale. witn Slurry lank and Slilage N. Fanning, Per S.E.B. Ltd., Inspection morning of sale from 10 a.m. slab at Bawymuiiala, cappagn. Dublin Rd., Kilmacow, via Wa- Squash Club's FCF Tournament. Included are the other Divi sion winners — Anne Wyley (Ladies Division 1), Jack Elstead MAURICE J.' NOONAN & SON. A.A.V.L.A. Miss S. Russell, upper rands', terford — Bungalow at Knock- (Division 2), Tom Phelan (Division 3), Mark Galligan (Division 4) and Sean Cleary, President, Minnies Squash Club. Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. Circular Rdi, Dunmore East — roe, Passage East. (Photo: Rory Wyley) Telephone 058/54317 & Alterations to Dwelling Wateriord Aero Club Ltd., at Circular Koad, Dunmore Waterford Airport, Killowen — mast. Retention of Clubhouse, Septic J. Tracey, Per South Eastern Tank and Ancillaries at Water- Bungalows,, Dublin Road, Kilma- ford Airport, Killowen. cow, via Wford — Bungalow at B'. French, Knocknasalla, TALLOW AND ROU NDABOUT NOTES Dungarvan — Change of Flat Decauni Dunmore East. ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. 4th £100, Jim Ooughlan, cappo- "Sikinny" Meara (goal), Phil ties and provided no fewer than Ml. connoliy, Cuniinagh, Kil- Root to Pitched Roof at Knock- Oahlll, Phil Purcell, Tommy one-third of th Dublin team, nasalla, Dungarvan. quin; £50, Ann and Niamh Cot- P MICHAEL A. O'BRIEN SALES meaden — cnange oi use from The sixth draw took place at ter, Glentrasna, Ballynoe; £50, Treacy, etc. including Christy Forde in goal, Bobby to ortice at Ballyduff J. Baldwin, Per E. Bourke, 41 the Glubrooms, Ballynoe last Marion O'Keeffe, Conna; £50, Clare with the famous Dr. Mick Daniels, Mossy McDonald, masit. Blackhorse Ave., Dublin 7—Ex- Thursday night. Tho' this com- Caplice family, Shanakiel, Cur- Tommy Daly. "Fowler" Mclner- the great stylist who played tension to Dwelling at Mona- Labri, Barrack Street, Tallow JN'ioolas, o Griobbthain, Raith pleted the series, due to heavy raglass; £50, Margaret Splllane, ney, Tuli Considine, Larry Blake, with Laois later, Harry Grey trim, Lismore. expenditure accruing from affi- Kilavarilla, Conna: £25, Ger entered the scene in Congress and Mick Gill The game was na mBinmneach, An Rinn, Dun- liation fees, insurance of play- FOR IMMEDIATE SALE garbhan — Extend Upsitaars at L. Edwards, Per J. O'Hara, 9, Mulcahy, Boulta, Ballynoe; £25, Year, 1932, defeating Cork in a real close tussle with both Grange Mews, Waterford—Play- ers, and astronomical priced Mulcahy family, Shanakiel, the Munster final, 5-2 to 4-1 only goalies giving superb displays COMPACT RESIDENCE IN EXCELLENT •tvaith na mBlnnlneach, An Rinn, hurleys it was decided at a Dungarbhan. room, Utility Room & Porch Curraglass; £25, Jones family, to be outshone in the All-Ire- but unfortunately for Waterford CONDITION Ext. at 127 Sweetbriar Lawn, meeting to recommence the land final 3-3 to 2-3 by Kil- M(gt. Walsh, Balle na nG-all Ballynoe; £25, Ger Mahoney, they were just shaded on the Recently renovated and decorated to a high standard; Tramore. draw with extra prizes in the Splkle, Conna. kenny, composed of Terry Beg, King, Dungarvan — Porch month of March. score 2-5 to 1-6. back boiler central heating. Ml. Murphy, 7 Tramore Seller of winning number — Leahy, the Walshes, Larkin, at Baile na nGall, Ring, Dun- Heights, Tramore — Utility Dunne, Mattie Power, Dermody, On the following year Cork Nicely laid out garden at rear; telephone. garvan. Results: 1st £300, Garret John G. Barry. appeared with a lot of new Room at 7 Tramore Heights, 6 Special Prizes of £100—Pad Martin White and the King of Viewing by appointment only. p. Cuddlhy, Ballinagoul, Ring, Tramore. Sheehan, Ballydorgan; 2nd blood, including Ted Sullivan, £100, Denis McCarthy, Boulta, Joe, Lonergan, Modeligo. Bally- the Hurlers, "Lowery" Meagher, Dungarvan — Wall & Pillars etc. The Noresiders repeated Midleton and Alan Latt.y, Sars- J. Geary, Green Rd., Moore- Ballynoe- 3rd £100, William duff; Margaret Murphy, Mona- fields, promoted from the Cork ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW at ballinagoul, Ring, Dungar- hill, Tallow — Dwellinghouse at their success in 1933. van. O'Keeffe, Rathdrum, Ballynoe; gown, Conna: Mrs. Lizzy O'Con- minors. Fr. Bobbie Dineen, Mid- "LORETO" OFF WEST STREET, TALLOW Gienawillin, Tallow. O.P. neli, KilphUlibeen, B'allynoe; But Limerick, powered by leton. then a clerical student, P. Nugent, Ballymacart Lr., D. Quinn. Tinnalyra, Grange Jim Donoghue, Kilcronat, Bal- Ahane, which included Mick Standing on its own grounds with kitchen, livingroom, Old Parish, Dungarvan — Bun- Batt "Barber" Thornhill, Butte- —Bungalow at Tinnalyra, lynoe Donal O'Leary, Rathcor- Mackey and John, Paddy Scan- var.t, Jack Barrett, Kinsale, 4 bednooms, built-in wardrobes, bathroom and shower; galow at Ballyquin West, Dun- Grange. mac; Mrs. Veronica Farrell, Ian (goal), MlOkey Cross, Mick garvan. Connie Buckley, Glen Rovers, back boiler central hea
Many glowing tributes were paid before the commencement of Lismore District Court to the late Mr. Tom O'Meara', Solr., Mr. T. O'Meara Principal of the Fermoy legal firm of Diaviid J. O'Meara and Son, whose unexpected and un- remarked that -when Mr. first made Mr. OMeara's ac- timely death took place last O'Meara appeared as defence quaintance in 1975 he saw to month. solicitor in cases in which he him an honourable m&n who was the prosecutor, he (Supt.) always made his presence felt. The late Mir. OiMeara, who always looked forward to them Mr. Frank Nyhan, Solr., who was aged 37. was married with because he knew he would hiave hias joined the firm 0f David J. two young children. a real fight on his hands. "I O'Meara and Son. thanked Dis- District justice W. F. O'Con- very deeply regret his untimely trict Justice O'Connell and all nell' said It was with a sense of death," Supt. English added. others in court for the kind deen shock and sadness that he The Chief Court Clerk, Mr. J. tributes they had paid. "I will had learned of Mr. O'Meara's J. Bunyan also joined in the convey them to the O'Meara death. tributes, and said that since he family," Mr. Nyhan said. "He had immense ability as a legal practitioner and- he was a man of the highest principles and integrity," said Justice O'Connell. Mr. J. P. Gordon, Solr., on be- half of the Waterford Law Society described the late Mr. MAJOR SOFT O'Meara as a "very amiable and fair man" who commanded the highest respect of everyone who FRUIT SEMINAR knew him and of hds fellow members within the legal pro- The Industrial Development services available -to facilitate fession. Authority in conjunction with product de-velOpment. ACOT aind Wiexford County De- lit wlfl'i highlight consumer Supt. M. English associated velopment Team are organising trendis, discuss methods oif ex- himself with the tributes and an> 'intensive focus on the de- tending the growing season aind velopment opportunities to soift will! seek to Identify- the need fruit which will be held to for blast freezing and' cold Enniseorfhy on 20 January, 1987. storage facilities. A hliigh powered team oif, ex- perts1 inWludttog one of Europe's Speakers' tocl'udle, Mr, Jorgen REMEDIAL TEACHER largest fruit processors, K. V. Sfioei'sgaard. K. V. Saft, Vallo, saft Valloe, one' of Ireland's Denmark, Mr. Peter O'Connor. most successful exporters Of Promotions Manager, Bailey's FOR LISMORE natural resource based products, Irish Cream, Dublin; Mr. David' will link together with experts O'Beime, Klnsealy Research from state and semi-state Centre, Dublin; Mr. John Burke. TALLOW MAN STARS IN NEW T.V. COMMERCIAL SERIES — Austin O'Brien (left), O'Brien Brothers, Tallow, who will star in a new series of bodies to present a seminar on ACOT. Eranlscorthy; Mr. Ftoitan VW/Audi commercials to appear on RTE television, seen viewing the film with Jimmy O'Brien, Accounts Director, O'Kennedy Brindley Ltd., Karenina SCHOOLS the .potential 'in the areas of Graham, Natural Resources' Di- O'Flaherty, Advertising Manager, Motor Distributors Ltd., and Donal Fingleton, Managing Director, M.D.L. The commercials were produced by Mr. Austin Deasy, T.D., Minis- soft fruit, vision-. IDA; Mr. Daivld' Lynch, Regional 'Manager, CTT, Wa- O'Kennedy Brindley Ltd., and will appear from mid-January. ter for Agriculture hias been to- 1 formed by Mr. Enda Kenny, K. V. Saft. Valloe which was terford ; Mr. Colm O'Connor, T.D., Minister of State, Dept. of established 4)0 years ago and is Food Division IIR'S, Dublin: Education, that he has approv- the largest fruit processor to Mr. Joe Gill Irish Co-operative ed the appointment of a reme- Northern Europe, specialises in organisation Society Ltd.,, cork; COURSING dial teacher to be shared be- the manufacture of fruit pro- and' MT. Decian Cunningham, tween the Christian Brothers ducts. The company's products Management consultant to the National School, Lismore. the are used- to the soft drinks in- Food' Venture Fund. Presentation Convent National dustry, and to wine aind baby School and Sicoil Mochuda. The food manufacturing. Department of Education will 'The seminar is aimed at- first shortly be to touch with the time entrepreneurs, existing Mrs. Fives Again Nominates Winner authorities of the schools to fruit processing companies outline further arrangements seeking new opportunities, Rahela Dasher, who won the (withdrawn). regarding the appointment. wholesalers, distributors, cater- I.F.A. CALL FOR Cork lOup and Com na Feile last Selmi-tftoialls: Tender Hilckony ers, and investors, tote-rested' to yelar, collected his 'first 'all-aged 5L. bt. iRlossiliare Crystal; Mane involvtog themselves In manu- event of the season ait Dungar- Joy 2L. bt. Hen Wen. facturling industry and pro- MORE EURO LOANS van when he won the Detise' Cup Final: T. Hayes-' bd.w. Ten- ducers of strawberries, black- A call for more low interest Of Deise Cup currants, raspberries, apples, Euro currency loans for farmers for owner Ger O'Hanlon of der Hickory (Swanky Star — Bajllyduff, Co. Kerry and trainer Tender Hornour) IL. bt. J. Mc- honey. has been made by the IFA. Johnny McCarthy of Banteer. two lengths in a straight run ner £1,030, Runner-up £300; calot IL. bt. Maryville Gem; Carthy's bk.w. More' Joy (Duf- NOMINATED FOR The chairman of the IFA Na- This is ithe selcond time in 'three to the escape and in the final Two Dogs £10i0 each, Four Profit Margin 2!,L. bt. Rlngroe fers Ranger—PereniaH). The objective of the seminar tional .Taxation -and Credit is' 'to encourage entrepreneurs running® of the event that the course of the roumd Feiar Talstil Dogs £25. Quarter finals'. Re- Bob; Thunder Cloud 21L. bt. Committee, Tom Clinton reveal- to maximise added value from combination have been success- Juslt got the 'better of Niaimh's nee's Pride liL. bt. Creamery Johnny Walter. SEANAD ELECTION ed that- almost all of the £200 soft fruit- resources in the re- million Euro loan has now been ful as they sent out Rahela Oatody. Echo; Shongum Drive 2iL. bt. Semi-finals: Free Member- Labhras O M-urch-u, Director 1 Super Storm; Rahela Dasher ship 1+L. bt. Sir Wtocalot; gion and to encourage further allocated. But there are still Rusty to take the stake i!n 1085. In the first semi-final Shon- General of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri expansion- of tihe soft fruit 2L. bt. Mr. Mover; Fear T-alstM Thunder Cloud 21L. bt. Profit Eireann, has been unanimously large numbers of farmers to In th© final the blue and gum Drive had to come from acreage in the looaJlilty. severe financial difficulties. j.u. bit. Niiaimh's Candy. Margin. selected by the movement to brlndile, which was nominated behind to beat Renee's Pride by APPROPRIATE VENUE They were refused loans be- Semi-'finalS': Shongiuim Drive Final: D. Brassil's bd. Thun- contest the forthcoming Seanad by Mrs. Maureen Fives, wife of a length and- then Rahela KEEP SHEEP cause there was not enough IL bt. Renee's 'Pride; Rahela der CiOud (Waller — Easter Eireann elections on the Cul- Mr. Palfc LoftuSn IDA, Chair- Mr. (Michael Fives, Chairman of Dasher accounted for Fear money to go around. Taistll by five lengths after Dasher 5-L. bt. Fear TaistM. Cathy)! 3'L. bt. L. Flymn's bk.w. tural/Educational Panel. The man of the Steering committee •Dumgianvan Counslng Club and Free Membership 'Smoke y former nominee of Comhaltas, siaid itihait the facto tlhait, Wex- "The amount of money made former President of the Irish leading all the way. Mrs. M. Fives ns. G. O'Han- RESEARCH STATION lon'® be.bd.d. Rahela Dasher Flatae^-Tradliti'onaU iMUss)- Senator Seamus de Brun. is not ford Coiuintiy was already the available under tlie Euro loan Coursing Cluib, defeated. Shon- In the final IRahelia Dasher scheme (£200m) represented (Duffer's Range r — Careful Oaks Trial Stake <32). Qu-ar- seeking re-election on this oc- leading producer of soft fruit gum Drive, owned by John Luby got away s-miamtily .to be up three 1 casion. >ust 13% of total farmers' bor- Susie i 3L. bt. P. and J. Hiarty ter-finals : Rosslare Crystal 6L. in the County made- it aim ap- of Golden Co. Tipperary and lengths for tihe turn and then propriate vehue for the seminar, rowings (£l,500m')," he said. ns. J. Luiby's f.d. Shongum bt. Balliyseedy Betsy: Tender Mr. O Murchu who is also nominated by P. and J. Harty, had another before the hare which will focus on the poten- "Additional Euro loans are re- Drtive1 KLong Legend — Shon- Hickory 5L. bt, Knoc-knaboha OPEN SAYS IFA National Chairman of the by three lengths. made his esioape. tial of the industry and the quested immediately to help far- gum -Lake). SquaW; Hen Wen a bye, Mar- Pearse Foundation is a former Jiudige: T. Keiarns. Sipper: T. go's Legend (withdrawn); IA local IFIA chief has called emerging opportunities. mers farm their way out of Derby Trial Stake '32). Quar- Chairman of Oashel Urban their present difficulties." 'As expected, Tom Hayes of Murphy. Moire Joy a bye, John's Future on the Government to recon- Kill/aloe, Co. Clare took the Deise Cup < 32 AIM Aged). Win- ter-finals;; Free Membership 4L. Council and was selected bv his The seminar will seek to Mr. Clinton was critical of the bt Allow dale Darkle; Sir Wto- sider its decision to close a native County as "Tipperary identify business opportunities slowness of some of Ithe banks Oaks Trial Stake with Tender sheep research farm. Hickory, but) she had to fight Person of the Year." He is in soft fruit both on the home and in particular the AIB in all the way to deprive Johnny Mr. Jim O'Grady, Dungarvan, Editor of the Irish heritage and export markets' and will the West, to crediting farmers' McCarthy of a double as his said sheep farmers- throughout journal "Treoir." highlight' the range! of support accounts with money. More Joy ran her, to a length the country are incensed at the in the final. Agricultural Institute's decision to clOlse its commercial sheep ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES research centre at Bltodwell to A HEAVY FALL TROOP MEETING mind a vision of the prisoner | with my station ln life, which Galway. has hitherto been one of no in- There wasi a surprise in the who stood before the Judge. I Last Saturday night the troop considerable importance.' Th® Dungarvan farmer who is 28th WATERFORD 'B' SCOUT TROOP final of tihe Derby Trial Staike •Have you anything to say?' chairman of the IFA National were back to normal troop acti- 'Thank you,' said the Judge, PATROL LEADER TRAINING when Thunder 'Cloud, owned by asiked the judge. Sheep CO/mmiittee, said the qualify to receive the Cyclist vities. The meeting started with 'you seem to have a liking for COURSE Dan Brasisil of AbbeiydOrney, 'Assuredly, your Honour. I de- Blindlweli centre is a self-finan- Merit Biadige. arndi this will' be a Revision Section where Pat- sire to state without reserve or long sentences. Ten years.' Co. Kerry, got the better oif the cing unit. And farmers have A Training Course of this (YOUTH CENTRE presented to 'them at next rols discussed various program- circumlocution, that the penalty Perhaps this is -the real rea- asked his committee to nego- kind' was 'held netently at the week's 'meeting. strongly fancied Free Member- me ideas they would implement Imposed should be in keeping son why I avoid long sentences! ship, owned by 'Liam Flynn of at future Troop meetings. Our or, as it were, commensurate -("Sub-Scribe Plus"). tiate with the Agricultural In- National Scout Centre to. Mlount AND FINALLY Kilwonth. Co. Cork. Thunder first game of the night was an stitute to ensure the centre re- Melleray. Many PL's 'from var- DUNGARVAN) A full review of last year's Cloud had beateh the favourite Irish version of American Foot- mains open. Saus troops' in Cork participated off oh an explorer type cycle, activities will be the only fea- Profit 'Margin in the semi-final ball This proved very exciting in the weekend, as did our locating and mapping v-arlouls 1 ture to next week's' notes. The but Free Membership, who- w-ai with Sean Cartwright. Neil "The efficiently managed two- frlendb from "across the bridge possible campsites which could Senior Scouts are reminded' to withdrawn from the final of a Carthy and Michael Sheehan man unit enables visiting far- to the 4th." Representing the later 'be utilised during the attend- a meeting to the A/S/L's trial stake a|t Glanworth re- gaining lots of ground. An un- mers to apply practical sheep 28th' *B° we sent David. Mark year. house this Thursday. Our next technology ,n their own cently, wasi expected to win the usual item then followed — it Dungarvan Badminton 0 and' John along ito see if they The route taken 'took them to Scout meeting will be held at farms," he said. ".It aflso offers decider. But the heavy fall he was based on extention scout- could acquire any new skills Droimiana Bridge, Villierstown; the 'Dungarvan Youth centre on new entrants to sheep farming received to the quainter-final ing. Each scout had to use his which could benefit their own onto Agl'lsh and back through Saturday at 7.30 p.m. Camp toe to draw a square on a sheet a realistic blueprint on bow to against AiHowdale Dankie toOk patrols. Mount 'Stuart. Having complet- Savings will also be taken u.p. of paper. This was a very hard Club establish viable sheep enter- ed1 this cycle, ail scouts' now its toll as he did not show his exercise, but it did prove that prises!." Apart from learning how to —F. Trp. SCRIBE garvan made the going very usiual "zip" in 'the final. we should b thankful for the May I start the year by wish- drive a car and shoott a gun-; e hard for them. The outcome of use of all our limbs. ing the compliments of the sea- Mr. O'Grady pointed out that our ealger-to learn trio enljoyed The heavy overnight frost the night was Tallow won by son to all members and their Irish farmers are expanding the bamboo pioneering, wood carv- m'ade the ground very hard so 5 sets to 3. Our instruction tonight dealt families. The 1987 season has national sheep flock in response ing aind of course the many 3- thlati coursing did not commence Our third mixed pair, Padraig with summer camps. We also begun with a flourish as the 3rd to the market opportunities for hour lectures covering various until 1-310 p.m. However, with De Efurca and Marion Shine discussed our own plans for the Division and 4th Division and sheepmeat in the European aspeicts of Patrol Leadership, only 2il courses, to run, the three 6th Division had a mixed bag of continued their unbroken run of 1 next two camps to be under- community. The Agricultural courtesy of Joe and Patul. duffer stakes having been taken. success in the first week of the wins since the beginning of the FLAHAVANS Institute hasi a vital role to play On betog -asked what they abandoned, the meeting was The meeting was finished off year. league. in intensifying its sheep re- would most Uilke to do to completed' by 3.10 p.m. with a patrol activity and a 3rd Division played host to search programme throughout 6'coiutinig, lit seems .ttaalt a survl- The state of the going was short sing song. CLUB TOURNAMENT tihe country. QUALITY FEEDS not 'the only problem encounter- Touraneena and had a very vall weekend to the Amazon DAIRY SUPER 18% — (with Megalac) Our annual club tournament Basin was appealing. Perhaps lt ed' by the Club ais thei weakness GENERAL good win over the visitors. Well done. began last Friday night and may 'materialise in some small DAIRY TOP YIELD 18% — (with Megalac) of the' hares was antoher factor Last Friday night we had a 4th Division played away to continues on Saturday with a way as I understand that 'the DAIRY TOP YIELD 16% which prompted the altogether very big turnout for our month- Ardmore and had to travel to great number of club members 28th 'B' leadership is seriously DAIRY STANDARD 16% (Bulk Only) sensible decision to shorten the ly Mass parade. Let's hope that Youghal for this game. The taking part. Those who got considering this as an alter- card. this good start will continue Saint Decian side proved very through will play to the finals native to indoor camping over CATTLE FATTENING CUBES 14% throughout the year. this week. GORTA'S "SCHOOL In the first quarter-final of strong on the night. winter! SILAGE BALANCER CUBES 14% the "Cup" Renee's Pride creat- Four members of our Melleray &th Division played host to COBRA PATROL DAY HIKE ed iai bit of a surprise' when he- crew will attend a special course Tallow at, the Sports Complex LEAGUE RESULTS rr •Last Sunday morning, believe CALF CUBES 18% (with Linseed Meal) led a® 'the w;ay against the fan- ne>.it weekend. I am sure lots of recently. Tallow, who are league Division 1 — Waterford '1' 53 it Or not, asi it was1 snowing, ithe cied Creamery Echo and al- new skills will be learned as leaders at the moment played a points; Waterford '3' 34 points; AGAINST FAMINE CALF GROWER CUBES 16% though1 loser closed as they well as suggestions coming from very powerful game but Dun- Hillview and Lismore 30 points Cobra P'altrOl were beginning All above are bulk or bags. Ithe the Abbeyside boys. thellr first Paltrol Hike of the neared the hare Renee's Pride each; Waterford *4' 21 points; year. Warmly clothed, they set held otn by a length. At the end of the month the Dungarvan, Dunmore, Water- PROJECT DAIRY/CATTLE PROTEIN BALANCER Shongum Drive,, who won hlr troop will hold an Investiture ford '2' all have 19 points. AAA GOLDEN MAVERICK MILK REPLACER trial stake this year at F'resh- which will see the following Division 2 — De La Salle 31 Mr. Patrick Cooney, T.D., Min- ford, was then up three lengths points; Dunmore 22 points; badges presented, Scout Badge, ister for Education today AT KEENEST PRICES algaimst Super Storm and they Touraneena, Waterford 21 Eki'.'-s Award. Senior Scout HEART (Thursday, January 9) launched each had a further turn before Award and various Merit points; St. Anne's 15 points; ^west^WA^^ Dungarvan 10 points. Gorta's 1987 "Schools Against the hare made it home. Badges. Famine" project competition at SUMMONSES AGENT: Kilnagrange Mills, Our first troop outdoor acti- iRahelia D'asher was more otn Division 3 — Holycross 55 Gorta's headoua-rters in Dublin. LIAM GLEESON Kilmacthomas line when beating Mr,. 'Mover by vity of the year will be held on FOUNDATION points- Waterford '6' 45 points; Th.f> purpose of the national Sunday, 1st Feb. Denis Slattery Ardmore 39 points- Carrlck-on- i competition is to encourage STRUCK OUT AT Ardmore Farm Supplies )} Telephone: is the brains behind this pro- Sulr 34 points; Dungarvan 33 children to examine the causes 024/94134-94237 } 051/94107 ject. One thing is certain, there points; Waterford '7' 29 points; of — and possible solutions to- will be plenty of walking. COLLECTION Tallow 29 points: Touraneena world famine. Gorta have sent LISMORE COURT Finally on Sunday. 22nd Feb- 16 points- Melleray 8 points. out special school kits to more There was something of a ruary, the troo.p are organising The Dungarvan Committee, Division 4 — Oarrlck-on-Suir than 4,000 teachers. capitulation of business at the DAIL QUESTION ON a Special Sponsored Adventure 27 points- Tourin 24 pointsi; first sitting of Lismore District Trip. We will give you more de- Irish Heart Foundation, hold Ardmore i5 points; Lismore 8 Gorta hopes the competition Court in 1987 when District Jus- tails on this one over the next their annual collection on Satur- points; Dungarvan 6 points. will Impress on young people tice William F. O'Connell struck few weeks. day 17th and- Sunday 18th Jan- CLONEA CASTLE Division 6—Tallow 33 points; the need for long-term- solutions out a number of summonses be- uary In Dungarvan, Abbeyside, to world famiine, beyond emer- and also, to include BalWnroad Ardmore 32 points; Old Parish cause of the recent Supreme FROM THE LOG: Sept., 14, 1946 28 points- Dungarvan and gency relief. Gorta itself pays Court decision on the signing BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS PRESERVATION and Garranbane. This will be for agricultural projects in 41 VISITOR TO THE DEN the only collection' -to be held to Tourin 25 points each; Touran- of summonses by District Court ATTENTION FARMERS!— (Mr, J, Fahey, T.D., asiked the eena 18 points: Oappoquin 7 countries around the world, giv- Clerks While in- Dungarvan as an these areas, this year. The Irish ing priority to small-scale pro- Wc stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right Minister for 'Finance at Ques- points. District Justice O'Connell examiner in the cup competi- Heart Foundation is dedicated jects—usually costing less than prices:— tion Time in the Dail if he will commented that while the state tion, Mr. W. P. Sherrtogham to the conquest of heart disease The above results are the first £20,000 — which are always un- have preservation work carried would be entitled to re-issue from Headquarters Of C.B.SI., by research, service projects leg of the league. der the close supervision of a out to Clonea Castle. Dungar- the summonses in certain cir- Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, visited the Den. He was accom- ! and education. Badminton is now on for local aid worker or missionary. cumstances he must, on the Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts van, Co. Waterford; and if he panied by the Scoutmaster and team members on Tuesday and Is aware of the serious deterior- ! The Blood Pressure clinic F'riday and Saturday nights. At the launch, Mr. Ronald face of lt, -stfflke out the ones (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull had a chat, with some of the ' operates on a monthly basis In that were r.ow before him. ation that has taken place to P.L.'s and K.E.'s. He said the Club night is .Thursday night Smiley, Chief Executive Gorta Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig recent years. Dungarvan. and is held on the for non team members. said: "If children can learn These related, In the main, troop was very lucky to have finst Wedhe6dav of each month to summonses brought under Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, Minister for Finance (Mr. J. such a good den as a number Saturday nilght could be bet- about the meaning of hunger, BrU'ton): I am aware o-f the con- at Dental Section, St. Joseph's ter supported so please make and understand the slow but the Road Traffic Act and wh-lch K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. -— All at unbeatable prices. of troops throughout the were Issued after March, 1986. dition of the- structure. -How Hospital from 2.60-4.30 p.m. It the effort to attend. relentless disintegration of both country had no den at all in lis, weQli attended and the co- evelr, Clonea Castle is not a which to meet. The Dungarvan novice team individuals and communities operation' of -the Public Health caused by famine, then they niaitiitonal monument in State I try when writing this col- is now picked and we wish MICHAEL BEECHER Nurse Is much' appreciated. By will realise the Importance of Printed and published by the c-alre and consequently the umn to use plain, simple and those who were selected best TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD your generous support next the sort of long-term agricul- Proprietors at their Office and Commissioners of Public Works direct language, i believe it is wishes. Sundlay you will be helping the tural aid Gorta gives in the Works, 78, O'Connell Street, WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY. have nio plans to undertake what the readership prefers Juvenile badminton continues work of the Foundation.. name of the Irish people." Dungarvan Co. Waterford. conservation- works to It. and I continually have in my on Saturday afternoon 2-4. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1987.
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RADLEYS LOUNGE Week-End T.V. Viewing 10.25—Screen International. 1: Five To Eleven. 11.00 — News; We Need A Tool. Weather, l'L.0'5 — Public Schools. 11.35 — Open Air,. 12.00—News; ABBEYSIDE SUNDAY, JAN. 18 Weialtlher. 12.30 p.m. — Wlldlllife LOUNGE Showcase. 12.55 — Regional 2.15—Borderline. 3.15—'Basket- FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 SATURDAY, JAN. 17 ball. 5.15—-MT USA. 7.15—News- Newsi; Weather. 1.00 — One WEEK-EMDENTERTAINMENT week. 7.45 — Nuacht. 7.50 — O'Cloclc News.; Weather. 1.25 — 9.00i a.m.—Pages from Ceefax. ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN 9.00 — Dilin O Deamhas. 9.10 Brideshead Revisited. 8.50 — N«gihlbo:ur&. 1.45 — Heads And 2.00 p.im. — News'; Weather. 2.02 —.The Great Grape Ape. 9.30 — Festival. Satyagraha. An opera Tadlis. 2.0/0—Anaacs. 3.40—Classic —The Collectors. 2.20—The Na- SUNDAY, JANUARY 18— Friday, January 16 — COLOURS Pajo's Junkbox. 10.30 Nancy by Philip Glass.. Fairy Tales. 3.55 — Jimtoo And tion al Health—Battle For Beds. 1 Drew Mysteries. 11.25 — Border- The* J>elt set. 4.00 — F-hllomena. 3.00 — Nelws ; Weather. 3.03 — Saturday, January 17 — PARTNERS line. 12.15 — Get Smart. 12.50— 4 10 — Yogi Bear. 4.15 — The World' Darts. 3.50 —News; Wea- DAVITTS REVISED News Headlines. 12.52 — Sports Church Mice Spread Their tiheir; Regional News and Wea- Stadium. 6.00 — The Angelus Sunday, January 18 — WILLIf WHITE Wings. 4.2S—Secrets Out. 4.55— ther. 4.00 — Pamela Armstrong PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED 6.0i — News. 6.15 _ Mailbag and guests. 4.35—Bazaar. 5.10— 6.35 — The Wizard. 7.30 —Sorry Newsround Extra. 5.05—Grange Horizon: The Search For The 8.00 — North And South—Book Hill. 5.35 — Fax. 6.00 — Six Disappeared. 6.00 — Courage Of Two. 9.50 — News. 10.05 — Sat- FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 O'clock News; Weather. 6.35 — urday 'Live.' 11.20 — Eye To Eye. ^portfolio 7.00—Wogan. 7.40 — Lassie. A young Elizabeth Tay- 12.15 — Late News. 6.00 a.m. — Ceefax AM News, Blainkety Blank. 8.10 — Dynasty. lor star® in this story (1946). Sport, Weather. 6.30 _ Neiws 9.00 — Nine O'clock News; Re- 7.310 — World Darts. 8.00 — SUNDAY, JAN. 18 Headiltaesi 6.55 — Weather. 7.00 gional News; Weather. 9.30 — Public Account. 8.30—Gardeners' —iBreakfast Time. 8.40—Watch- Rockliffe's Babies. 10.20 —Film: World. 9.00—Indelible Evidence 10.00 _ Animaux Du Soleil Li'tltlle Big Man. Dustln Hoffman (new series). 9.30 —Arena. The 10.25 — Technical Studies. 10.50 dog. 8.55—Regional News; Wea JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL ther. 9.00:—News; Weather. 9.05 portrays 12.1-year-old Jack moving story of America's first —Deutsch Direkt! 11.15 — Mass. llady of country music Tammy Park House Telephone 058/54304; 54219 12.05 — News Headlines follow- —Day To Day. 9.45—Advice Craibb, a survivor of Custer's Line. l'O.OO — News; Weather. last stand. Also starring Mar- Wynetlte 10.30 — World Darts. ed by The Smurfs. 12.30 _ Pub- 1 Friday, January 11 lic Record. 1.00 — Heritage. 1.55 IOJOO—Neighbours. 10.25—Phillip tiin Batam, Faye Dun-away and 10.55 —Newsnlght. 11.40 _ Wea- —Bookside. 1.55 — Sunday Mat> Schofield. 10.30 — Play School Rich arid MiuMgam (1970). 12.35 ther view. 11.45 12.40 a.m. — MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN lnee: Coach Of The Year. Star- 10.50—Willo The Wisp. 10.55 — a.m.—Weather. World' Darts. ring Robert Conrad and Ricky Thursday, January 15 — FOLK CLUB DANCING TO: THE CLOWNS Paul. 4.25 — In search of the Special Guest: Brian O'Reilly. Bar Extension — Neat Dress Trojan War. 5.30 Music For Me. 6.0C — The Angelus. 6.01— Friday, January 16 — TWO OF A KIND Saturday, January 17 — VIDEO NITE DISCO News. 6.15 — Blacke's Magic. AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK Bar — Over 18s ' 7.10 — Radharc. 7.40—Murphy's Micro Quiz-M. 8.30 — Glenroe MONDAY Lucie Arnaz; 10.35 Terry THURSDAY Saturday, January 17 NEW BLUES In Lounge — PADRAIC PARKER Wogan; 11.15 Newsnight; 11.35 9.00 — News. 9.15 — Sunday RTE 1 — 2.30 Good Afternoon RTE 1 — 2.30 Good Afternoon Night Ait The Gaiety. 10.35 — Night Light. Sunday, January 18 — CONTRAST with Floyd on Fish; 3 P.m. 'Live' with Artists In Print; 3 p.m. COMING ATTRACTIONS — Fantasy, Gina, Dale Haze Questions And Answers. 11.30 — At Three; 4 p.m. Emmerdale 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. Emmer- & The Champions, Brendan Grace. Late News. TUESDAY Farm: 4.30 Dernpsey's Den with dale Farm; 4.30 Dernpsey's Den J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 Bosco; 5 p.m. Dilin O Deamhas: RTE 1 — 2.40 Good Afternoon with Bosco; 5.05 Dilin O Dea- 5.10 Tomorrow's World- 5.45 with Twentieth Century His- mhas- 5.15 Gumml Bears- 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 tory; 3 p.m. 'Live' At Three; 4 News; 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 News-time: 6.30 Off Yer Brush: p.m. Emmerdale Farm- 4.30 Newstime; 6.20 Garda Patrol; 7 p.m. Evening Extra; 7.30 Demipsey's Den with Bosco; 5.05 6.30 The Cosby Show- 7 p.m. Eamon de Buitlear's Ireland- 8 Paint For Fun: 5.15 Dominic i Evening Extra: 7.30 The Moun- SATURDAY, JAN. 17 p.m. Valerie; 8.30 Iris 87; 9 p.m. 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The Angelus: tain Lark- 8 p.m. Moonlighting; News- 9.30 Miami Vice- 10.25 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Today To- 3.00 — Six Generations. 3.30— 6.01 Newstime; 6.30 Rapid Roul- CROTTY'S INN DUNGARVAN'S NEWEST NIGHT SPOT— Hanly's People: 10.55 The Gol- ette; 7 p.m. Evening Extra: 7.25 night; 10.10 Fresh Fields; 10.40 Saturday Matinee: The Rake's den Girls; 11.25 Late News. Bookside; 11.10 Alfred Hitch- Progress. Staring Rex Harri- Face Of The Earth: 8.05 Down- town- 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Today cock Presents; 11.40 Late News. son, Lilli Palmer, Godfrey RTE 2 — 5.35 The Edison LEAMYBRIEN Tearle and Griffith Jones. 5.45 Tonight; 10.10 Dallas; 11.05 The Twins; 6 p.m. Earth Watch; 6.30 Mood Is Food; 11.35 Late News. RTE 2 — 5.10 Edward And YOGI'S — Jim'll Fix It. 6.25 — China In A Country Practice. 6.55 Master- Mrs. Simpson- 6.05 Laurel And Saturday, January 17— The Twilight. 6.55 — Basket- mind- 7.30 Coronation Street; 8 RTE 2 — 5.40 Swim; 6.05 The Hardy; 6.30 A Country Practice; ART SUPFLE & THE SHOWSTOPPERS on — ball. 8.00—Nuacht. 8.05—Hart p.m. Nuacht- 8.10 Suii Thart; 7 p.m. Top Of The Pops: 7.30 — will be held To Hart. 9.05—Public Record. Abbot And Costello Show: Kil- 8.30 The Monday Movie: The ler's Wife; 6.35 A Country Prac- Family Ties- 8 p.m. Nuacht; 8.10 Sunday, January 18 — KARNIVAL 9.30— Lovejoy. Starring Ian jazz Singer. Starring Nell Dia- Cursai; 8.40 Mailbag; 9 p.m. McShane and Phyllis Logan tice- 7.05 Starman- 8 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT mond, Laurence Olivier and Nuacht; 8.10 Glenroe; 8.40 Cur- Touchdown: 10.10 Mart And Monday, January 19—PROGRESSIVE 45 CARD DRIVE sai: 9.15 Cineclub: Garde a vue Market: 10.15 The Colby's: 11.10 (The Inquisitor). Starring Lino Newsnight- 11.30 Garda Patrol £5 pein heiati' — 8.30 shanp. NEXT Ventura and Michael Serrault; followed by Night Light. JANUARY 17 10.35 Slnfonietta; 11.10 News- Thursday, January 22 — Kilrossanty GAA— FRIDAY Members and Friends. night; 11.30 Nlghtllght. TABLE QUIZ — 7.30 sHa.np RTE 1 — 2.10 Good Afternoon FERRYH0USE PANTOMIME WEDNESDAY with The Brothers; 3 P.m. 'Live' It's pantomime time again, Ferryhouse show. At Three; 4 p.m. Sons And RTE 1 — 2.35 Good Afternoon and t)he Ferryhouse pantomime UNIQUE RELATIONSHIP Daughters; 4.30 Dernpsey's Den group are coming to the Friary with Better Than New; 3 p.m. with Bosco; 5 p.m. Newsline; Hall, Dungarvan once more, as There -is a unique relationship 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. Emmer- 5.25 Pat's Chat; 5.35 Bosco And SEA VIEW, THE PIKE, they have done- every year between the Ferryhouse Panto- dale Farm: 4.30 Dernpsey's Den The Bears: 5.45 News; 6 p.m. since 1*974. This year'® offering mime and Dungarvan. When with Bosco; 5 p.m. Zoom The The Angelius; 6.01 Newstime; HAYES- DUNGARVAN isi "Litttile Red Riding Hood'' and the show came to town first, White Dolphin; 5.15 Butterfly 6.30 The Gift of Ka-therine it will be presented in the Friary over twelve years ago, it ran for Island 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The Drexel; 7 p.m. Evening Extra: Friday, January 16 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Hall on Fridlay, 23rd- January at only one night each year. It wasi Angelus- 6.01 Newstime: 6.30 7.30 Megamix; 8 p.m. Cagney Head of The class; 7 p.m. Even- In aid of KiLrossanty ICA THE "CATS" BAR 8 p.m., with a Sunday mattaee said that Dungarvan people did and Lacey- 9 p.m. News; 9.30 ing Extra; 7.30 Zero; 8.05 Kay on the 25ith at 3 p.m. not support first nights and The Late Late Show; 11.25 Late MOUNT MELLERAY O'Brien Surgeon- 9 p.m. News: Sunday, January 18 — SHAMROCK ALL STARS th-ait i;t would inievUtalbly flail. It News: 11-30 The Late Night Fri- The show is already on- tour, 9.30 Today Tonight- 10.30 The day Movie: Title Shot, starring has been booked- out each year Detective; 11.30 Late News. Thursday, January 15 — CARD DRIVE and is fresh from an astounding since the very beginning. When Tony Curtis, Richard Gabourle success in Ferryhouse itself over and Susan Hogan. a second show was added to RTE 2 — 5.35 Tom Grattan's Sunday, January 18— the Ohrlfcitmias season. Those In cope with those who weie being the Dungarvan area who know War; 6 p.m. Life With Lucy; 6.30 RTE 2 — 5.40 Dragon's Lair: turned away there were those A Country Practice: 7 p.m. This SING ALONG WITH TH€ BROTHERS the- new Ferryhouse Hall from 6 p.m. Gardeners' World: 6.30 who said that both shows Is Your Life- 7.30 Coronation Clancy & Makem concerts and The Sullivans; 7.05 Scarecrow would toe halif empty. In the Street- 8 p.m. Nuacht; 8.10 Cur- siuch like, will he aware that it event, people who didn't book And Mrs. King- 8 p.m. Nuacht: sai- 8.40 'The McOalmans; 9.10 8.10 cursai; 8.40 Music For Me: seatsi over 800 patrons, and- is were now being turned away Dynasty; 10.10 The Eye Of The one oif the largest concert halls from- both shows! Dungarvan 9.10 100 Great Paintings- 9.20 Artist- 10.30 Wogan; 11.10 News- Chiefs; 11.05 Newsnight; 11.25 In the country. This was packed j audiences recognise a good nighif 11.30 Nlghtllght. Wogan. to capacity, for two shows,, one thing when they see it. before- and the other after Christmas, wiith hundreds' oif Booking -this- year is once COMHALTAS CEOLTOLRI EIREANN children >ani} admits reveilllng in again 'being handled by John COISTE CHONDAE PHORTLAIRGE th-e excitement which panto- and Mary Casey of Main Street, mime- generates. whose capable- work over the will hold the County Finals of— years has' -been an essential' link This year's show, by general In the chain of Ferryhouse suc- consent, surpasses' even the high cesses. Tickets are priced at standard whiich Ferryhouse £l-.50 and' are 'bookable for both FERRYHOUSE PANTOMIME Ceol An Gheimhridh pantomimes have achieved in shows. Only those with tickets the past. The cast of over 70 will be admitted. Don't miss out persons is the largest that on this unique annual event in In Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan Ferryhouse has ever presentd, Duingarvan theatre. (See adver- and tihe costumes and stage tisement in this issue for settings are colourful' and details-). On Sunday, January 18 dramatic as usual. There Is an at 2 p.m. — Admission £1 excellent orchestra, under the capable direction of Mr. Danny Carroll, who is well known to Dungarvan audiences. Thirty-four songs are deliver- UTILE RED RIDING ed with ithe- usual Ferryhouse DUNGARVAN verve, ranging from "The Greatest Love of all'" through "Chitity Ohitty Biang Bang" to a BALLYDUFF MACRA PRESENTS— stunning rock 'n roll "Roll Over GOLF CLUB RESULTS Beethoven" which concludes the show. Saturday 10th — 1, J. Gough Friary Hail, Dungarvan COUNTY DRAMA The oast of characters in- <10') 49 2/9ths; 2, S. Power «14) cludes Red Riding Jlood herself, 52 1 9th; 3, Ml. Hanrahan (.1-7) ably threatened by Willy Wolf 53 7/ 9ths. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 and the baby wolves Willy, Nilly Sunday lilth. 18 hole stroke— at 8 p.m. SEMI-FINALS Silly land Billy, chased -by a l1, J. Hogan (8) 71 nett; 2. T. Garda and Ban- Garda who Melody (6) 74 nett; 3, T. Phe- In St. Michael's Hall make Dempsey and Makepeace lan (16) 76 nett. look like Punch and1 Judly! In SUNDAY MATINEE ON JANUARY 25 other words i't is the traditional FIXTURES at 3 p.m. On Saturday, January 17 stuff of pantomime, with farce, •Mom. / Wed. / Thur. / Fri. — 14 humour and tihe magic and Teams in order of appearance: Kinsalebeg, Cappoquin, hole stableford; Saturday 17th AH seats £1.50. Both shows'booking .it folin Casey, "ANGEL," who is the lead female vocalist with "The Clowns" Ballydufl Upr., Ballymacarhry. stunning special effects which 14 hole stableford: Sunday Main Street, Dungarvan. are part and parcel of every 18th—1'8 liole v. par hamper. who play at JR's Nile Club, Lismore Hotel, (his Friday, Jan. 16. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1987. PAGE SEVEN
G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Contest Expected For Positions Of WESTERN CONVENTION The latest news on the Divi- sional convention is that all five nominated members for the position of County Board Repre- Co. Board Representatives sentatives will stand for elec- tion at to-morrow (.Thursday) HURLERS IN TRAINING night's convention in Lismore. 2. That the County Senior Oifigeach Forbartha — Sean Football Championship shall be Community Centre we, the We were quite to the dark The senior hurling panel re- O Fearachair ( O e a p a c h West, were victorious in the fol- sumed training on Sunday last run on a 'League system as fol- Chuinn). about the intentions of Lis- lows:— lowing competitions — Amhran- more's club secretary, Jimmy anci they have tw0 games lined Oifigeach Oige — Seamus aiocht Aonair, S- De Nogla (An up as part of their preparation (a) Commencing in 1987, the O Uaithne (Cnoc Sion) O'Gorman, for some time, but teams competing shall be as in Rinn); Trath na gCeist, Dun- now It is certain that Jimmy for their next league game Oifigeach Gaeilge — Nioclas garbhan; Rinnce Sett, Sliabh against Tipperary at Dungar- 1986, plus the 1986 Intermediate Mac Craith (An Rinn). wlil leave his name stand for Football Champions. gCua. the contest in which the three van on February 15th. (b) The competing teams Oifigeach Caidrimh Poibli — Congratulations to all con- outgoing members, John Mur- Writing in the Evening Press shall be divided into two groups Sean O Murchu (Dungarbhan). phy (Seana Phobal), James cerned and we wish you all the last week, no less a contrlbuter by the County Fixtures Com- Oifigeach Iomana—An tAthair best of luck in the Munster Walsh (Kilgobinet), John Lyons than Sean Og o Ceallachato mittee with the county finalists Padraig Mac Gearallt (Naomh (Tallow) and Paddy Walsh Semi-Final which Is, this year, wrote that Waterford have now of the previous year (seeded) in Oilibhear)- An tAthair O Mor- being held ta Tallow on Satur- Pictur«l at the launching of the historic Waterford GAA Development Co-op Draw at Law- (Oolligan/Emmetts) will also be made certain of promotion to separate groups. ain (Baile Na Cuirte). te Dun arvan candidates. By all accounts the day, 24th January. So come on "°L )' § recently were: front row (1. to r.) Paddy Fitzgerald, Dungarvan division 1 of the hurling league. (c) That the .top two teams Comhairle Na Mumhan — out and support your club on contest will be an exioltlng af- (This, of course, is totally Incor- Tomas O Cuinneaghain (Dun- Club; Christy O'Brien, Lismore Club; Fr. Michael Farrell, Roanmore (Co-op Committee fair and I'm sure that at this in each group shall meet in the the 24th. it Is only right and fit- rect as we are still far from garbhan), Seamus de Paor Chairman); Senan Cooke, Dunhill Club, and Jim Maher, Kilrossanty Club. Back (1. to r.) Piery stage no one will like to make semi-finals, i.e. top team to ting that County Waterford being qualifiied as the .position (Cnoc Sion), Padraig O Donn- a guess at the possible outcome. group A to meet the second should get to host a semi-final White, Noel Sheehan, Maura Curran, Michael Lyons, Billy Cunninghftm, Jimmy O'Gorman, on the league table shows, team in Group B and vice-versa. chadha (Micheal Mac Craith), as this county has brought its Liam Daniels and Danny Murphy. (Photo by Kiely) Waterford will have to beat (d) That the bottom team ta Proinsias O Culleannain (Port- fair share of honour and high The two senior officers of both Tipperary and M'eath if County Bord na nOg, John Group A shall meet the bottom ciadach). standard to the whole Scor they -are to win promotion. If team in Group B' to decide rele- Ard comhairle — Seamus competition. Please show your Moore, well-known county and we lose to Tipperary and beat intercounty referee and his gation to Intermediate status O Briain (Dun Na Matais- appreciation and support on the Meath then we will be involved the following year. treach). 24th. good friend John Jackson who in a play-off against Laois, has established himself as an should Laois beat both Antrim (e) Play offs to be used to de- SCOR NOTES DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES excellent administrator, are cide the semi-final and relega- Congratulations to all our and Kerry. As I see the situa- County Final of Scor na nOg Western competitors who car- THE BIG FUND-RAISER named as the candidates for tion at the moment our future tion positions where necessary. SYMPATHY best players ever to wear the the post of assistant secretary, (f) The Phelan Cup Senior has once again come and gone ried the banners so well on Sun- in the league depends very day night last. We have now launched vigor- Sincere sympathy is extended blue jersey, and when their but we are still not sure if both Football Competition shall be and last Sunday night ta Kill ously into our biggesit-e
EG AN — Fourth Anniversary RYAN — Pinsit Anniversary — —tlo loving memory of my dear In loving memory of NOreem Frank Browne faitiher, (PelteT Egan, llaite af 7, Ryiain, Sexton Street, Abbeyside, Boreenatra, Dungiarvan, who who died on January IB, 1G86. MURPHY'S died on January 14, 1083. (R.I.P.) Will those who think of her You've never left my thoughts todlay, TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND dear Dad, A little prayer to Jesus- say. NURSERY SPECIALISTS In the four years- since- you're (Always remembered by Jim- gone, my. Mary and family.) RALEIGH AGENTS And tlhaugh it seeims like WALSH — In loving memory BODY SHOP 058 42424 All Leading Brands Stocked yesterday, of our dear parents. Nicholas 24 Hour car accident service - used car First Class After Sales A fiamily, we were one. and Mollie Walsh, 56 congress sales, crash repairs and re sprays. Service. But then' you left this world Villas, Dungarvan and our bro- Trade-Ins accepted. of ours. thers Jack, Martin and Paddy, PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. To only God.1 knows where, whose anniversaries occur at Baby requirements at 'I nis little verse is just to this time. Mass offered. unbeatable prices. FOR SALE show to me, i(iAlways remembered by their Telephone 058/41376 Yau are always near. family at home and away.) -uNiave.r forgotten by your lov- ing daughter Miairgaret, -grand- FIREWOOD BLOCKS son Dawid Peter.) Ash. Beech- and Oak: de- COLOUR TV EGAN — Fourth Anniversary livered: £40 ner ton: distance Own your own 22'' Colour TV —In lowing memory of my dear ACKNOWLEDGMENTS no object. for as little as father, Peltier Egan-, late of 7, — The sister, bro- Also 3-ton van and driver £16.19 per month. Boreenatra, Dungarvan, who WHELAN ther -law and other relatives available for nationwide Finance- arranged. 4 years died on January 14, 1083. (R.I.P.) -in of the llate Denis Whelan, deliveries-: Dublin. Cork, guarantee on parts, labour We do nob need a special' day Camphire, Cappoquin and Jane^ Galway, and tube. to bring you to our mind, Limerick daily. ville, Talllow,. wish- to thank 3haiin Saw For — £1'5 A diayi without a thought of Hire Rent a New 22" Colour TV most sincerely all those who per day. you ils very hard to find. for only £15 per month ('Always remembered by? your sympathised with them in their Telephone 056/28340 — from — loving son Daivid, draughlber-im- recent bereavement; those who anytime. law Kim- and grand daughter sent Mass cards, telegrams, let- CASEY TV Caroline,, England.) ters and floral tel'buites'; those DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 who called personally and at- EGAN — Fourth Anniversary tendled tihe removal and 'burial. Remember: What we sell we —In laving memory af my dear A special thanks to the kind service. lather, 'Peter Egan, late' of 7, Aluminium Boreenatra, Dungarvan, who neighbours and friends' who died on' January 14, 1083. (R.I.P.) were so helpful. Trusting this will be accepted by' al'l- in FOR SALE — 4x4 bales of We shall! meet again In a Seamless Gutters grateful and sincere acknow- wheaten straw, good quality, brighter land. ledgment. Mass will be offered Also FACIA AND SOFFIT £2.50 per bale. 'Phone 058/60120.1 Where farewell is never far the intentions af all. Tel. 021/646047 anytime. spoken, — Toyota, Celica, i FOR SALE We shall clais-p each other FAST FIT LTD. 76,000 miles, orange; outstand- hand to hand, ing condition, new tyres; taxed iAnd the clasp shaill) never be October. Any test. Owner emi- 'broken. WOODS — The wife, family grating. £1,650. Telephone 058- and brother of the late (Always remembered by your BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt 41791. Paddy Wloods, 47 Caseyvllie, loving son John, draughter-dm- Dungarvan, wish to thank Drills, Hammers, Grinders — Lost in Ab- law Olgia and grandchildren Jerry Desmond, Chief Executive I.C.C., presenting the Deise Cup to Mrs. Maureen Fives, Nominator of the winner Rahela WATCH LOST most sincerely all those who and Transformers. beyside on St. Stephen's 'Day- Natalie and Jonathan.) sympathised with them in Dasher. Included also are Ger O'Hanlon (Owner), Michael Fives, Chairman, Dungarvan Coursing Club and Michael Fives Also Grass Cutters and gent's Seiko wrist watch. Re- — Ninth Anniver- FENiNES'SY their recent bereavement. A Junior. (Photo: Rory Wyley) Hedge Trimmers. ward. — Box No. B419 "Leader" sary — Treasured .memories Of word of thanks to all friends my dear hushand and good BEN O'NEILL Office. and neighbours who sent father, Daniel (Dannie) Fen- FOR SALE—Secondhand wood- Mass cardis, floral wreaths O'Conneil Street, Dungarvan nessy. late of Ballysaggart who burnimg stove. Phone 058/54369. and letters of sympathy; also Phone 058/41933 (t-c) died an Januiary 19, 1978, -and 700 BALES of hay for sale. to local clergy and doctors far whom M'ass has been Apply: Li-aim Curran. Youghal namely Fr. Griffin, Fr. Cul- offered. May he rest in peace. Road, Dungarvan. Phone 058/ linan, Fr. Carey, Dr. O'Ma- Dungarvan Leader To u® you were someone 41368. honey, Dr. -Brady, Dr. Hlagins Historic G.A.A. Development special. and sisters of Presentation TELEPHONE (058)41203 Someone kind and true, Convent and Nursing Sisters HOUSE TO LET FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 IN LISMORE You will never be forgotten, of Mercy Convent who were For we thought the world' of both attentive and kind to 5 BEDROOMS IN MEMORIAM you. Paddy before and during his Co-Op Launched JAMES CAMPION & SON, (Sadly missed by your loving illness. A special word of BARRY — Eighth Anniver- wife Madge and family.) thanks to Fldeima Moore, M.I.A.V.I. fund of £55,000. The top prize sary — In loving memory of a (First Annivers ary— Mrs. Nora Kirby, Mrs. Hanna NEWS OF TOWN A little piece of Waterford deners World, Waterford- Wil- Lismore. Phone 058/54485 N E VIL L E— in each of the five months — dear husband and 'father, Pat- In loving memory of Catherine Foley. Mrs. Gait Egan, Mrs. G.A.A. history was made in liam Roche, Hardware, Lismore; from March to July inclusive rick, Ballyheaphy, whose anni- (Kit) Neville, late of 80, New Dungarvan on Wednesday night and Waterford Glass. Mary Tuohy and Mr. Dlnny —will be a car, and among the versary is- on January 10. Sweet Street, Lismore. Co. Waterford, Brien. Trusting this acknow- of last week when five clubs repaired and AND drawn from the Eastern and other fabulous prizes will be a LAWNMOWERS Heart of Jesus pray for him who died on January 14. 1.986. ledgment will be accepted by £5 A MONTH sharpened. — The Foundry, Western divisions of the county remote control television set. a Masses offered. Every day in some small way, ah as a token of our appre- Stephen Street, Dungarvan. came together to launch a quite micro wave oven, washing The first draw takes place in 'Tis often I sit and think of Thoughts of you come our ciation. 'The Holy Sacrifice ol unique fundraising "develop- machine, fridge and an Iron Dungarvan on March 28th on McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE you. way, is open every Sunday from 11 the Mass will be offered for ROUNDABOUT ment co-op" which, in essence, Foundry Shamrock stove plus which date also there will be a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 Now that I'm all alone, Simple wards buit> very true, the intentions of all. provides one of the most spec- numerous cash prizes from £100 special prizes to the value of But it's nice to know we'll! p.m. week days; closed on Mon- We will always, remember and COMHALTAS CEOLTOIRI tacularly attractive draws ever up to £500. £1,050 for those who have by day—McGuire's Garden Centre, meet again. pray far you. undertaken within the Decles. that date paid up the full £25 EIREANN DRAW Fr. Farrell said the coming Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- This world is not our home. (Sadly miissed by your loving subscription covering the five The quintet of dubs involved together of the five clubs to set phone 051/82136. If roses bloom in heaven. family and- relatives.) The following are the results months. are Lismore, Dungarvan and up their "co-op" was a very sen- — Angles, R.S.J.'s, Lord. - Fourteenth of the Big 10 Draw, 1986. Many WE SELL PRENDERGAST Kilrossanty in the West, and sible approach that would be The cost of entering the draw Tubing, Re-Bar, Plating and Pick a b-unch with care. Annivers'ary — In loving mem- OBITUARY friends of Oomhaltas in Co. Wa- Roanmore and Dunhill in the highly beneficial not alone to is a very modest £5 a month, Galvanise and all types of Place them in our dad's arms ory of Joseph Prendergast. Date terford bought Wickets for this East. All five have major devel- the clubs but to the people who having regard to the super Sheds supplied in Kit Form. And bel® hl.m we still care. draw, to whom we say a sincere of Barrack Street. Tallow, who opment plans in the pipeline, support this "monster draw." prizes, and already the five Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- (Never forgotten by your lov- died on January 14, 1973. "go raibh malth agaibh." and rather than going out com- He said that when fundrais- clubs involved are engaged "full gormack 051/46075. ing wife Mary. sons, daughters. A prayer, a thought, are' ail I 1, David Browne, Westport, peting for support literally MR. SEAN BUTLER Co. Mayo- 2, Joe Noonal, Caher, ing goes on in a club over an steam ahead" in attracting THREAD NEEDLE, MAIN ST., da/ug-Juters-ln-3a-w. sons-in-Jaw can give, Feelings of profound sorrow against each other they have members. and grandchiaareTii *rtxt>sf you silnadl li-avo a-s looi^j Co. Clare. 3, Patricia McDer- decided to pool their resources entire twelve months very often DUNGARVAN for quality fabric ait heme and and regret were occasioned in Incidentally the car winners in England.) as. I Mve. Dungarvan, at news or the nnott. Wllllamsto-wn, Co. Gal- in one major concerted and other vitally important work re- Including bridal and head- way: 4. Brlget Henne-bry, Gal- mains undone. With ithe "co-op" can ODt instead for a cash prize _: Second Anniversary (Always remembered by his death of -Mr. Sean Butler, combined fundraising venture. dresses, Burda, Butterick and EG AN bally,-Co. Limerick- 5, Tom Mc- however the fundraising draw of £6,000. Vogue patterns, lace and cro- —In loving memory of Allie loving wife Bride.) Cathal Brugha Place, Dungar- — Fourteenth van, which occurred in Ard- Adams, Balllnasloe. Co. Galway; At the official launch of the would be all over in just five chet patterns; haberdashery, Egan. late of Caseyvllie. Dun- PRENDERGAST 6. Maureen Gateley, Carton Anniversary — In loving mem- keen Hospital on Monday, Jan- "Development Co-op Draw" in months. trimmings, embroidery and garvan, who died on January Point. Sligo; 7, Philomena Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan. the ory of Joseph Prendergast, late uary 5. In his early 40's he had The Co-op secretary, Senan sewing threads; fashion 17. 1985. Clarke, Omagh, Co. Tyrone: 8, Co-op Committee chairman, Fr. of Barrack Street. Tallow, who been ill for some time. Cooke (he is also the Dunhill jewellery and flowers; liturgi- Memories are something no Jerry O'Srlen. Tralee, Co. Kerry: M'iichael Farrell. C.C.. disclosed died on January 14. 1973. Sean who was member of a chairman) said .it was great to one earn steal. 9, Mrs. Rosaleen Casey, Bally- that there will be a total prize- cal wear; Brother sewing ma- well-known local family was a see the five clubs joining forces. Death is a heartache no one (Always to our thoughts — helgue, Co. Kerry: 10. P. Mc- DUNGARVAN chines and spares. (t-c) very likeable gentleman whose "It is a courageous move and can heal, Frances. Jlimmy and family, i Cormack. Castlepollard, West- — Fourteenth warm personality made him meat'h. —(Advt.). deserves success," he said, ad- FITZGERALD'S MAN'S SHOP, -Some may forget you now PRENDERGAST very popular with all who came Anniversary — In loving mem- ding that the draw was deserv- O'Conneil Street, Dungarvan — you are gone. to know him. He will be sadly Baumler and Magee Suits now ory af Joseph Prendergast. late PILGRIMAGE OF TRUST ing of the support of all think- We will remember you no missed by his many friends but ing G.A.A. people throughout MART matter how long. of Barrack Street. Tallow, who more especially by his sorrow- Between Monday, 20th Decem- died on January 14, 1973. the county and city of Water- FITZGERALD'S MAN'S SHOP, KSatfily missed by daughter ing father, brothers and sisters ber. 1986 and Friday, 2nd Jan- MT. MELLERAY STRONG DEMAND FOR In tihe shelter of Thy Sacred ford. O'Coainell Street, Dungarvan — Josle. son- - in - law Michael, to whom we extend deep and uary, 1987, 25,000 young adults BEEF HEIFERS Exclusive supplies of Pierre grand-daughters Slnead and Heart. sincere sympathy. of all religious denominations Christy Brien for Lismore, Sangan and Gabblccl Pullovers. Deirdre.) Sweet Jesus may he rest. from Europe and some Eastern Jimmy Maher for Kilrossanty, De-spite the severe weiatiher I Always remembered — Kath- His remains were removed to Bloc countries came together on SCOUT CENTRE Danny Murphy for Roanmore, condition's there was a good Armature ABBEY REWINDS— EGAN — Fourth Anniversary leen. Mike and family.) St. Mary's Parish Church on a Pilgrimage of Trust for the and Mikeen Lyons and Paddy attendance of buyers at Dun- and. Coil Winders. AC/DC Win- —In 1'ovimg memory oif my diear Tuesday evening and were 1386 Taize European meeting in Fitzgerald for Dungarvan. also garvan Mart on Monday. 150 ding Service for Motors, Gener- husband, Peter Egan, llaite of 7. blessed by Rev. J. Griffin. C.C., London. They met twice a day spoke and pledged their respec- calves. l'O-O cattle and 50 sheep ators. Transformers, Welders Boreenatra. Dungarvan. who assisted by Rev. W. Carey. C.C. to reflect and pray for recon- ANNUAL CHRISTMAS tive clubs maximum support for were on offer. and Coils. New and used Motors died on January 14, 1983. and Rev. M. Cullinan. C.C. ciliation and world peace. the draw. Trade for store cattle was Supplied. Monday to Friday, 9 (R.I.P.) Requiem Mass was celebrated Local groups who travelled to The five monthly oars have quite good- and stares aver 400 a.m.-6 p.m. — 17a O'Conneil on Wednesday morning by Fr. London will meet on Sunday, When you lose the one, you been supplied by Hornibrooks k'gs- were in strong demand at Street 'CWyley'sO, Dungarvan. Griffin who also officiated at January 18th, the beginning of love, DINNER oi Lismore, Michael Carroll up to £123.50 per 100' kgs. There Co. Waterford. (16-1) the burial in the Old Church- Christian Unity week — to con- Time won't heal the pain, JAMES KIELY Motors, Dungarvan, Tom Mur- was an excellent trade for Beef yard cemetery, assisted by Fr. tinue this reflection and prayer You never said- goodbye to me. Saturday, 13th December, the phy Car Sales. Waterford, John Heifers and up to £106 per 100 FOR SALE — Good quality Carey and Fr. Cullinan. for unity and the building of You couldn't call my name. Annual Christmas Dinner for Keliy. Catherine Street, Water- kgs was available. square bales of hay, £1.30 each; peace in our world. Amdi as I sait there by your & SONS Chief mourners — James But- the crews that serve the Scout ford. and Noel Kirwan of Trade, for Hoggetto continues also good quality square bales The meeting will take place 1 sidle. ler (father); Tom, Paddy, Noel, Centre throughout the year was Leamybrien. to be firm at up to £7 more of wheaten straw. Enquiries: at 4.00 p.m. in the Mercy Con- Your hand I heQd' in mine, COMPLETE FUNERAL Stephen, Danny and Mossie held. The crews came from — Other major prizes have been tlhan £i per kg. Telephone- 058,'41314. vent Church, Dungarvan. All- I kinow that we will meet (brothers >; Mrs. Mary Young. Deise and I.G.G., 4th Waterford supplied — and sponsored — by Calves were a reasonably FURNISHERS are invited and welcome to at- FOR SALE—Straw for feed- again. Mrs. B'iddy McShane, Mrs. Josle Cork, Aghada, Midleton, Clon- Casey Electronics. Dungarvan; good trade despite the condi- tend. m-el. Waterford Rangers and ing and for litter; also fodder Fcirever you'll foe -mine. Flynn, Mrs. Helen Butler (.sis- Waterford Iron Foundry- Wa- tions of the road®. Buyers' from ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES S.A.I. beet. Phone 058/46282. (Never .forgotten by your lov- SUPPLIED ters '; sister-in-law, brothers- ABBEYSIDE SEA terford Co-op: the E.S.B., Gar- Co. Laois, Offaly, Carlow and FOR SALE — Fodder beet, de- ing wife,. Ethel.) in-law, relatives and friends. ANGLING CLUB The night's celebrations open- Wexford were present. livered. Phone 058/54177 after 9 EGAN — Fourth Anniversary We attend to all details- 1st Open Competition of the ed with everyone attending p.m. —In laving memory of my dear Obituary Notice, Church season, sponsored by Shanley Mass, celebrated by Fr. Dom- inic, Chaplain to the Scout FOR SALE — Feeding barley father. Peter Egan. late of 7, and Cemetery. Electric. Date, Sunday. 18/l/'87. Boreenatra, Dungarvan, who Fishing time, 2.30 to 5.30. Venue, Centre, of the Mt. Melleray straw. Phone 058/56270. Monastery, which is adjacent to dried on January 14, H983. 'R.I.P.) from New Bridge Area to the FOR SALE — German upright Floral and Artificial Wreaths the centre. After Mass. celebra- Yau were laving and kind In End of Quann's. Check-in on iron frame piano; Victorian Supplied. AUSTIN DEASY, T.D. the Quay. F'lshing confined to tions continued in the Ciril soul and mind. couch; large mahogany side- Minister for Agriculture Dungarvan side of Harbour. O Fearghail Conference Room You had such a heart of gold.. board- 3-piece suite. Telephone Shortest Possible Notice will visit West Waterford with dinner. Several guesits at- You were- humble- and- meek, —.(Advt.). 058 <'41386. Required. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 tended the dinner, among them no resit did' you seek. To LET—17 acres for tillage; and will be available to the DEISE BRIDGE CLUB Mr. James A. Walsh, chairman, And ypur love for us was Waterford County Council, and plactomter Tallow area. Phone 058 56408. SHANDON STREET public as fallows: 25th BIRTHDAY PARTY untold. Mr. Ted Byrne of Kilkenny, a FOR SALE — 100 bales of top Walsh's Hotel, Cappoquin p.m (Neveir forgotten- by your lov- DUNGARVAN 7 On Monday. 15th December, well known representative ol quality hay. Delivered if requir- Lismore Hotel. Lismore — 8 p.m. '86 the Deise Bridge Club cele- ing son Tommie, daughter-in- the S.A.I. ed. Phone 004/96233. Telephone 058/42116 brated its 25th birthday. Foun- law Mary, grandchildren Sharon St. Patrick's Hall, Tallow—9 p.m. FOR SALE—Cattle hay. Tele- der members and past Presi- and; Patrick.) At the conclusion of the phone 058 54177 after 9 p.m. dents turned up to join the club meal. Mr. J. D. Hally, Director in a meal and hridge game, fol- of the Mt. Melleray Scout Cen- Hob g;e lowed by tea and beatlfully Iced tre, welcomed the crews and birthday cake made by our thanked them for their vear of President, Mrs. Joan McCarthy. hard work, for without their Section A—1, Mrs. joan Mans- dedication the centre in all Upper BaSiyduff field and Mrs. Margaret O'Don- probability could not continue. nell: 2, Mrs. M. Christopher and He then welcomed the guests A LA CARTE RESTAURANT AND NEW Mr. T. Muloahy 3, Mr. and Mts. and all the others attending the J. Spratt; 4, Mr. and Mrs. J. function and went on to thank LOUNGE BAR Phelan. everyone who helped the Scout OPENING AT THE END OF JANUARY Section B—4, Mrs. Nora Com- Centre over the years. erford and Miss A. Hartney: 2, French Chef Michel Philippot invites you to Miss Mary O'Neill and Mrs. In reply, Mr. James A. Walsh sample exquisite food iat realistic prices congratulated Melleray on its Mary O'Brien- 3, Mr. and Mrs. in a relaxed and cosy atmosphere. J. Cullen: 4, .Mrs. D. Keane and success and pledged his support Mr. John Mansfield. for the future. Taste his fresh and smoked Blackwater Salmon Jan. 5 — 1, Mrs. J. Prender- The C.B.S.I. Medal of Merit Specialities iind Fine Steaks. gast and Mr. T. Keevers: 2, Mr. was presented to Mr. Denis Telephone 058/60235 for table reservations. and Mrs. J. Cullen: 3, Mrs. N. O'Shea, the outgoing director Foley and Mrs. M. Connors of Mt. Melleray, by Jim Hally SAUNA AND SOLARIUM OPEN TO PUBLIC. (best gross); 4, Mrs. I. H. C'on- in recognition of his years of sldine and Mrs. T. Keevers. service. He received a standing Jan. 12—1, Leo O'Donnell and ovation. Justin Soratt: 2. tie, Mrs. B. Mc- Jim Hally, In his capacity as Nally and C. O'Doherty: Tom Commissioner, presented Nicola Ryan and Paddy Lannen; 4. McCarthy, Cub Leader in the Mrs. N. Foley and Mis M. s 11/32nd Waterford. with her O'Neill. Woodbeads. Nicola completed her Basic and Advanced course LISMORE G.A.A. CLUB HARBOUR BRIDGE CLUB in Melleray. Results, Jan. 8 — 1st, Mrs. A. The new staff neckerchief Dwyer and Ned Whelan: 2nd. was presented to Paul Dennehy, Mrs. M. Foley and Mrs. J. Col- John Hackett, Denis O'Shea, Annua! General Meeting bert: 3rd, Mrs. M O'Dea and Teresa 'Walsh. Evelyn Mulllns, Mrs. M. Byrne. B'reda O'Donovan and Martin Sunday, January 18 Thompson and the new wardens CUNNIGAR BRIDGE CLUB neckerchief was presented to Results, Jan. 7 — 1st, S- Bean Joe Organ, Chief Warden. CBS, at 2 pm Ui Mhlachaln and Mrs. K. Kir- A good night was had by all. Ted Kcniry (sponsor) presenting their prizes to Aklan Ryan's team, runners-up in the Tallow Squash Clubjs League. Included wan: 2nd. Mr. J. Prendergast All members and intending members aue requested and Mrs F. Prunty- 3rd. Mrs. — (Jim Clancy, P.R.O., to attend. is club chairman, Frank Roche. ( o o. oiy y cyj D. Keane and Mrs. M. O'Neill. Mt. Melleray). I
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BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page 1) HORNIBROOKS merely in connection with the Great trench. Four annual fairs controversy that took place a were held here of which one couple of years ago as to the was on the patronal feast year in Whlieh it was de- (February 10) of Cronan. better GARAGE, LISMORE molished-. An old file copy of known locally as Mochua, the "Leader" has been passed "Cronan holy, without reproach, • TOYOTA * to us which describes how this white sun of Clais Mhor." old land-mark was pulverised Ath na gCorra-Mhiol (Augh- "to the pom-pom clatter of a nacurra veil) = Ford of the Quality Used Cars: County Council compressor," in Midges. August 1959. Pairc na bhFigheadoiri = The Weavers Field, site of a Wea- DIESEL CARS: The article in the "Leader" of August 15, thait year, points out vers' colony. 1985 Camri Turbo Diesel 1983 Carina Diesel that the last Weigh-house was 1984 Camri Turbo Diesel 1983 Opel Kadett Diesel GENTLE ANNIE built in 1927, the first year that 1984 Carina Diesel Our choice for the ballad the Square was surfaced with corner this week is one of the PETROL CARS: tar-macadam. There was an old favourites, "Gentle Annie"— older, timber built Weigh-house 1985 Starlet 1981 Nissan Sunny and the activities that went on Thou wilt come no more, 1984 Escort Lazer 1980 Opel Kadett 1.2S there were described' in the gentle Annie, 1980 Carina Like a flow'r thy spirit did 1984 Starlet article as follows: "For many, depart; 1984 Corolla DX 1980 Carina Estate Above are members of Ballyduff/Ballinvella/Ballysaggart C.C.E. pictured with Labhras O Murchu, Ard Stiurthoir, C.C.E. many years in- olden days, the Thou art gone, alas! like the 1983 Corolla DX, choice 1980 Starlet (centre) at the Comhaltas Ceoltoiri County Convention held at Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan recently. (Photo: David Stearn) Weigh-lhouse wais the nerve- many 1983 Renault 5 1980 Escort 1300 Elite That have bloom'd ' in the centre of the markets held in summer of my heart. 1983 Volvo 345 1980 Renault 5 the Old Baro.' There the Weigh- Shall we never more behold 1982 Corolla DX Estate 1980 Corolla DX master presided and his deci- thee! 1982 Corolla DX, choice 1980 Escort 1.1 5-door sions were the deciding factors Never hear thy winning voice 1982 Opel Kadett 1.3, 1979 Corona Liftback again, in the sale of hay, butter and When the Springtime comes, 4-door 1978 Starlet LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES all the produce that came in gentle Annie, 1982 Opel Rekord LISMORE F.C. NOTES travelled to Waterford to play been known for their large at- mere mention of the word for marketing from the coun- When the wild flow'rs ar» Last Sunday we played at in the Waterford champion- tendances, in fact quite the op- "meeting." However hope tryside around." scatter'd o'er the plain? REDUCED TO CLEAR: home to Killeagh and after two ships. posite it true. However after springs eternal and maybe we For those interested, there one of the most successful years can make this meeting the big Chorus: 1981 VAUXHALL CHEVETTE ... £1,350 defensive mistakes the winners Go raibh maith agat Mickey beat us 2 gls. to nil, and this will be an exhibition between in the history of the club can exception. With major develop- 1980 ESCORT 1.3 £1,750 result keeps us in joint fourth Ireland and Scotland u/21 in we hope for something different ments planned for the coming for the information contained Shall we never more behold 1980 FIESTA, Slight damage £1,200 place with Cappoquin. We have early February, the venue Is the this year? year it is imperative -that every- above. thee, now five games remaining in Sports Complex in Dungarvan This is the one chance that one attends. Even if you only Never hear thy winning COMMERCIALS: the league and we need at and tickets may be had from everyone has to air their view have -a passing interest or out CAD E SIN? voice again, least three more points to keep Colin Coleman at £4 each. on any aspect of club activities. of Idle curiosity, the place to be When the springtime comes, 5H Gentle Annie, ~* 1984 COROLLA VAN, PETROL, us safe in the lst Division. —(P.R.O. U. O'L.). If you don't attend the A.G.M. is the C.B.S. next Sunday at 2 We have decided, due to the 1983 LITE ACE DIESEL VAN In the two league games there isn't much point In p.m. When the wild flow'rs are with Killeagh we have failed to LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES voicing opinions anywhere else. Super Draw — By now every- number of requests received, to scatter'd o'er the plain 1982 HI ACE DIESEL VAN score while conceeding six This is your forum and it is up one who is reading this should again include this item in the 1982 HI ACE MINI BUS, DIESEL goals. A.G.M. — The A.G.M. of the to you to make use of it. have been contacted about the We have roam'd and lov'd club will be held next Sunday, column and for a restart this To make matters worse we All players are expected to forthcoming super-draw. If you 'mid the bowers, 1982 HI ACE VAN, PETROL the 18th at the C.B'.S. and the week we go to the Parish of play the same opposition attend It may seem strange have not been contacted just When thy downy cheeks were 1981 HI ACE MINI BUS AND DIESEL Chairman assures me proceed- away in the 2nd round of The but the most Important people get in touch with anyone involv- Clashmore or to give it its Irish in their bloom; ings will commence at 2 p.m. 1980 HI ACE DIESEL VAN Dungarvan Tyre Centre Cup in in the club, namely the players, ed with the G.A.A. in the town name, Paro-iste na Claise Moire. Now I stand alone 'mid the sharp. Unfortunately G.A.A. 1979 HI ACE VAN — PRICE £900. a fortnights time. On present seem to get stricken with a and they will sell you a ticket. flowers A.G.M.'s in Lismore have never O thaotoh n-a staire de, side an displays it looks as if we will serious case of shyness at the There is a massive £55,000 in Paroiste is tabhach'tai sa mbar- While they mingle their per- Contact; JOHN FOLEY,, Phone 058/54147 or J4229^ be making an early exit, unless prizemoney and this includes a fumes o'er thy -tomb. our great CUD tradition will npw car every month for five unitacht (Decies-Within-Drum) e Shall we never more behold come to our aid. months. Everything about the (taobh amuigh de Ard Mhor). thee: Team last Sunday — M. Fitz- draw is attractive and you can- Bhun-aig Naomh Cronan, deis- Never hear thy winning voice gerald, B. Landers, P. Fitzger- not afford not to have a ticket. ceabal le Naomh Carthach, again, ald, C. Sylvester, B. Shanahan., Finally a word to the pro- When the Springtime comes P. O'Donoghue. B Crowley, BEEF MARKET moters of our weekly draw — mainistiir agus eaglais ann agus gentle Annie, Donal Landers, E. Cusack, B. please note that this draw com- do mhairni-gh foghlaithe mara e When the wild flow'rs are Bord Solathalr an Lelctreachalt Prendergast, J. Dunne. Sub.— mences on Saturday, 24th but fein agus a theaghlach tim- scatter'd o'er the plain? J. Tobin OUTLOOK MIXED this will be a double draw, so peali 631. Next Sunday we travel to don't forget to collect two weeks Ah! the hours grow sad as I Ardmore to play the league By MICHAEL DILLON money. Clais Mhor (Clashmore) = ponder leaders. Near the silent spot where Beef markets in the European European colonies. thou art laid, Community will be difficult, DRAMATIC SOCIETY Theire are also imports of And my heart bows down with, prices lifcelly to be depress- MEETING some manufacturing b e e f when I wander ed over the next two to three which 'Is frequently in short By the streams and the Lismore Dramatic Society will years , buit atfteir that there supply to the community, and meadows where we stray'd. hold a general meeting of all should be an upturn asi supplies theire are some meat products. TOURANEENA NOTES Shall we never more behold members at the Courthouse at fail! off. according to CBF, the Though Ut is often- suggested, thee, SET CLUB NEWS who danced so well but were NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS 8.30 p.m. on Monday next Jan- Irish Livestock and Meat Board. we cannot just cut off imports Never hear thy winning voice uary 19. We hope all members juist out of! luck on tihe night. In order to carry out essential improvements In its annual review, CBF without far-reaching political Lasb Sunday night in Kill wil-l again, will attend especially all who says that this will result from aind economic consequences. probably be one of the club's IMPORTANT MEETING When the Springtime comes, and alterations to our networks we regret took any part in our Christmas 1 tihe decision to cut milk quotas SIGNIFICANT FALL most memorable moments — A very important meeting of gentle Annie Snow. that it will be necessary to interrupt the byi 8.5 per cent between now Ireland's present heavy de- having two sets in this- year's the Set Club will be- -held on When the wild flow'rs are and 198S, which will see large Scor couinrfcv finals. The tihiis Thursday night, 15ith Jan- scatter'd' o'er the plain? electricity supply as follows: LISMORE A C. NOTES pendence on exports to destln- tniai nOg riuimibers oif dialxiy ct>w® coxnilllig n-tl-ona out-sidle tjh>e Community is first of o-ur groups to take the uary In Touraneena Hiall at 8.80 p.m. for anybody and every- SHANDON R/A Lismore athletes had another on ittiie market. The report not expected to continue into atlag.e -was our younger set, re- Chorus. 1 body who' may be interested to - - good day at the Fermoy and points out that tfhe quotas Intro- the 109lOs, because -the're will be presenting Naomh Mhulre, and taking part to thisi year's Monday, 19lh January — From 10 o'c. to 1.00 p.m. — District Harriers A.C. Cross duced in 1S84 had resulted in a a significant fall in -beef pro- they Certainly stepped- it ouib to S'emior Scor. AH members—past, Country meeting. Running in drop of 1.7 million dairy cows duction in Britain, whlc-h is our style- aind if 'thing® were won Ballynamintra, Cappagh, Kilcaimon, Knock-nacrooha. present or future, will be most bitter cold and driving snow iin the Comimuniity in two years, major market. There wllll also solely on effort they couild not tne following are the results. welcome. CLASHMORE-ARDMORE R/As but by the siummer of il9&3 the be a fail in) Germ-any and to a be- faulted. Well done and- hard HAPPY BIRTHDAY Girls u/ll 800 m.—Noelle Fen- impact of the extra slaughter- lesser axit.einit. in France, which luck on being just pipped ait -tihe DAIRY FARMERS Thursday, 22nd January — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — nessy narrowly missed out on ings had- largely been absorbed is tihe cinly member State to post. We will be looking forr The Club would like to wish winning a trophy with Melanie Listeige, Ba'llynamona, Crossford, Bawnard, Rodeen, by the market®. show any significant increase lin ward to seeing you back next Nora! Bou-rke, Kmockmeal. a very ORellly also well up at the Lissamiska, Knockmeelmore, SummerHill. It its' now forecast tinait by the beeif breeding herd. year. happy 2-lst 'birthday tlhis week. VICTIMISED - IFA finish. 1®90 the Community dairy herd ENGAGEMENT This will present opportun- Our bigger group, represent- The failure of the Minister B°ys u/ll 800m. — Michael will have fallen to 21.4 million COngratiuilat/ions to Diarmuid ities for sales of prime beef ing Sliabh gCua,, were lasit to for Agriculture to pass on to Molumphy ran another out- cows, frpm figure of 24.2 mil- HaMahan and Brid Flaherty SAFETY NOTES a within the Community, and if take tihe stage, which can often liquid milk producers the bene- standing race, leading for most lion iin 1986 -and a pealk of 25.8 wiho recently got engaged. The we prepare for these chances be the most nerve-wracking fits of last September's Green of the race and eventually fin- million in 19-84. Over six years club wishes you every good luck. FOR SAFETY SAKE— and take full advantage of position to- be in. They had -to Found- Devaluation, has- been ishing an excellent second that would be a reduction of them, the reductions im price give 10i0 per cent) and this they criticised by tihe IFA. place. 4.5 million cows, or 17 per cent. 1—Please treat all services and installations as Girls u/13 1,500m. — Maude supports will be of minor did and were juis-tly rewarded in The chairman of the IFA live during this period as supply may be Cunningham was our represen- It is forecast that there wiM Importance. being awarded the countiv title. National Liquid- Milk Group, tative in this race and though be a relatively small Increase in There- have been criticism® of Congratulations and we are Fred Revington said that while resumed at any time for brief periods. not amongst the prizewinners the number of beef breeding the changes made in the beef proud oif both groups who the MMi-ster had recently in- she did her best and what more cows, about 470.,TOO between price supports on the -grounds represented- the oluib so well. creased the price of milk to the 2—If you own or opeiate Electrical Generating can one ask for? 1986 ainid 19S0, so that total cow that they were doing nothing The next step now for Sliabh- BRIDGE CLUB consumer twice within a week, numbers will reach 27,842 mil- Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. Boys u/13 1,500m. _ Like to reduce- beef production. But, gCuia junior set dancers will be the farmer had not benefitted Maude, both Eamon O'Sullivan lion head in that yeiair, which In fact, this was never their the Munster semi-final which, at all from these Increases. iisi 2.4 million less than in 1986 Office immediately. and Michael Dahlli found the purpose, because the dlalry herd thills year, will be held in Tallow NOTES Mr. Revington said- he would and 3.6 million letss than In 1984. going very tough but they too Is aJlways the main source of on Saturday. 24th January, so COMERAGH BRIDGE CLUB be seeking an urgent meeting Theme- may be a slight miscal- beef cattle, and the measures to deserve a mention for running no excuse for not having all Results. Jan. 8 — lst, Mrs. B'. with the Minister to press for In such terrible conditions. culation in these figures, which out tihe milk output will be our supporters with us; thait Hayes and Mrs. A. Dwyer; 2nd, the ful-l 2 per gallon increase do not seem1 to allow for the 5' p Girls u/14 1,500m. — Here our quil-t.e sufficient to bring the nlgihit. Good luck. Mrs T. Baumann and Mrs. P. due to liquid milk- suppliers athlete ln action was Matilda fiajct -that some of tihe quota outs beef output under control, and Well done to our, pals in Enright: 3rd. Mrs. T. Ryan and since thei Green Pound devalua- Beecher and she was also in arei to be of a temporary mature, witihfoiut the measures to en- Miodeiilgo Figure Dance group Mrs. B. Dunphy. tion in September. fine form, finishing in second for two years, at least initially, courage sdlngle sulckiing. co-uld position. She was extremely un- and; this may mean that the go too far and leave a shortage lucky not to win the race.' cows concernedi in this- reduc- of beteif in the -Community. Galtee Cattle Breeding Girls u/15 2,000m. — Lily Mc- tion will not all be slaughtered, Carthy was our performer in but will be kept on to breed and this race and, as consistent as rear calves, at leasit, until the Society Limited ever, finished in an excellent situation is reviewed. fourth position. MITCHELSTOWN (025) 24100 (4 lines) Nevertheless! it is tirue that WEST WATERFORD Boys u/15 2,000m.—Carl Lan- there musit be considerable cow ders was our runner ln this slaughterings and less retention Sub Centres: event and though not finishing Drombanna: Tipperarv: amongst the leaders to finish at of haiifiers for breeding, with no NOTES all was a success in itself. special measures for disposing VISITING HOME (061) 46326/40244 (062) 51494/51265 of the extra beef put on the Imokilly: Castlelyons: Girls u/16 3,000m. — Our final Visiting her home recently at performer on the day was market. Knockanaris. Clashmore for a (021) 667101/667194 (025) 36104/36109 Eithna Dahill and she did not Thdisi is the reason for fore- short break was Karen- Me- Dungarvan (058) 41551/41222 fail to produce the goods, finish- casting a difficult period few Grath. Karen is presently em- ing in a very fine fifth position. selling beef! in the next two to ployed1 in London- and returned So congratulations to the Lis- three years. There will be some there last week-end. more athletes, Indeed all the other factors to take' into aic- BABY BOYS SUNDAY A.I. SERVICE athletes for competing in such count, siuch as the ban on the It has been an exciting week use oif hormones which will A full Sunday A.I. Service will be provided from harsh weather conditions. You for Tom and Kitty Kelly and mean 'thait all but the leaner Sunday, January 18th, 1987. deserve all the praise and suc- family, Piltown, Kins ale-beg, on breeds will have to be- slaugh- cess you get. — (P.R.O. Lismore the birth of twin boys at St. A.C.). tered at lighter weights, to avoid Finbafr's Hospital. Cork, We wish all our clients a prosperous New Year. exicessi fat, and there may be a A baby boy was also born to BRIDGE RESULTS continuing increase in beef com- suimptioin if prices remain low. Jim-my. and Breeda O'ROurke, 1st, Mrs. T. Ryan and Mrs. K. But, oln the other hand, the Ball'lncH-ash, Cla-shmore at the Barry 2nd, Mrs. C. Meaney and : growing scalriciity of Calves and Ei'.nville Hospital, Cork. Miss Anson: 3rd, Mrs. G. Barry Best wishes to both families. and Mrs. A. 'McCarthy. consequent higher calf prices may mean that there will be VOICE OF CLASHMORE WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL GOLF less veaH produced, aind' more With two more first rounds left in the "Voice of Clashmore," 12 Holes v. Par — lst, M. calves will be reared to matur- O'Grady (15) 4 uiP; 2nd, D How- ity to get the maximum gross the competition is now building ard (20) 2 up. return. It isi suggested that by up to an exciting final. Thils LETTING OF LANDS 17th - 18th — 12 Hole Stroke. 1990 the. number oif calves- being week the 7th heat will be held Tenders are invited for t'he letting of the Council's Ladies Branch : Jan. 24 — 9 slaughtered for veal will be In Dick- Lawlor's. Clashmore on Saturday night -and next week- land in the following areas on the 11 months system, Hole Stroke — Mary Willough- down by 1.3 million by's Prize. end the 8 th and final first from lst February, 1987. Nevertheless, production is rounds will be held In Geosfo LISMORE BADMINTON expected to be down in the Inn By then sixteen singers will TOWNLAND AREA CLUB NOTES 199i0®, buit the markets will not have qualified and they go for- .1 be too easy. As long a® cereal ward to the semifinals. A. R. P. Our premier Division team feeds- remain cheap, the pro- Last week-end's first round at Tramore 29 () 0 (Till played against Waterford 2 in ducers- of pig® and poultry will Jge Only) the Knockout cup at home on the Marine attracted a large Stradbally 13 2 0 hold their advantage, and will crowd despite -the bad weather Mon Jan. 5 and were victorious continue to. foe very competitive,. Graigueshoneen 7 2 on the night The score was 5-3. conditions and the tw0 singers 0 There 'is- a su.ggeistiloin that beef They will play away to this from there going into the semi- Portlaw 12.734 cons'uimpitlion will gain' some1- Clogheen, Biillyniacaibr-y team and will need to score 4-4 final- are Christy O'Neill and 2 2 0 at least to enter the next round. what from the swing towards Mr. Power. Touraneena 2.887 They also played Dungarvan at "natural" foods, '-though cheap BACK FROM U.S.A. hom ln the Waterford League pork and poultry meat will keep Following- an enjoyable trip to Ballygambon 1 0 0 e tihe ceiling on,- the market. Currabaha 1 0 and the score was 5-3 to Lis- the USA, Rev. Fr. Billy Meehan, more. Hit is expected that by 1990 the C C.. returned safe and well and Kealfoun 1 18 Some of our members took Community will be without a refreshed for dtuty on Sunday Carrowlassona 1 0 7 part in the Munster Open Jun- surplus oif -beef fo-r the filnsit afternoon last. ion section ln Killarney over time since 1B79. However, the During his trip. Fr. Meehan Pictured above is Mr. Dom Mulcahy, Mukahy's Spar Supermarket, The Causeway Tenders in sealed envelopes, marked "Tender for Land," the week-end, details of which Community will remain a sig- officiated aiti the wedding cere- should reach t'he County Secretary, Arus Brugha, Dungar- will be in next week's notes. nificant exporter of foeeif. foe- mony of Miss Margaret Cur-ran. Abbeyside, presenting a cheque to Mr. Pat Veale, Principal, Scoil Mhuire, Abbeyside' van, not later than 5 p.m. on Thursday, 29th Our 4th Division team play cause it to a sign ill calnt impor- Cool-boa. Clashmore toi Mr. who won second prize for Schools in the Spar All-Ireland Colouring Competition January, Ardmore tonight (12th Jan. 87) ter, el their undier GiATT agree- 1987. Roger Power, Pllpark, Klnsale- Group includes (1. to r.) Ms. Mary Walsh, N.T., Garranbane N.S., Dom Mulcahy, Colni at home In the Waterford ments, wihich cannot foe sudden- beg in Boston. Congratulations Fennell, Garranbane N.S. who won a racing bike in the same competition, Pat' V elite COUNTY SECRETARY League. ly reduced, or because oif agree- and best wishes to you both for Our u/12, u/14 and u/16 teamfcs ments with underdeveloped old the future. and Tom McHugh, "Principal ' , Garranban" ' e N.S""" . (Photo; David Stearn)