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PENSMAN TAKES YOU Co. Council Not Junketing WEDDINC BELLS
The question of sending dele- trior. He said that if there was gates to conferences and semin- to be a ciut-back in travelling ars came up for comment again costs it should apply to officials behind the SPOIUGHT as well as to members. "Every- ait the monthly meeting of Wa- terford Co. Council in Dungar- one who travels to seminars in^ van. iB'efore the meeting was eluding staff members should THE EASTER WEEK-END One of the major problems an item concerning attendances be subject to the cult-backs," continues to be money, or at at fciu;r conferences during the At the outset, the co. Mana- think they had been overspend- he said. Whiile the Easter week-end next few months. Although the ger, Mr. Dan Hurley reminded ing on conferences in the last least the lack of it, to provide The CO. Manager said that as far as the weather was con- agenda indicated that details the members thlalt the well for cfouple of years. He said that this was a staff matter and for higher salaries and that not- of these conferences were en- funding attendances at confer- by comparison they were better cerned may not have lived up was one for him to deal with. fangoMen claim for £75 million closed, they were not included ences oln 1987 was running dry. than most other counties in to expectations, it did not deter Cllr. Kvne said that whiffle back money. Teaching is a In the documents given to the This prompted cilr. P. Cof- this regard and had not sent the thousands of holidaymakers fey remark that he not delegates to a conference out- this might be so, he had to much respected profession and Press. to did from making the most of the side the country flor a long deal with public reaction when no matter what anyone says it there was talk about job losses holiday break or from flocking time. "No one can accuse us of is a relatively well-paid one junketing at the ratepayers' ex- in the Council because of cut- to the many outdoor and sport- backs. "It's better to let travel also. pense," he said. ing events which took place. perks go, because they are Now because of the budget- CSllr. P. Kemneailly then pro- perks, before we let any work- The summer sunshine of Holy ary cut-backs the education posed that as had been done ers go," he said. Thursday led most of us to last, year, 5 delegates (2 each system, just a>s all the other Cllr. W. McDonnell stating expect an early summer spell from Fianna Flail and Fine Gael public services, has suffered and l from Labour) be sent to that they would not be putting at the week-end but the early severe shortfalls in its annual the conference ran Planning in the Council to any great ex- pense as they were not going promise failed to materialise as financial allocations for the Local Authorities, to be held in G.ailway on April 24/25. abroad then proposed that ihe weather developed into a coming year. The crisis in Cllr. P. Coffey seconded the delegates be also sent to the "cocktail of overcast skies with public spending which has been National Planning Conference cool, squally showers inter- proposal which was passed threatening for years has finally unanimously. in Wexford from April 30 ,to May 1 and to the General spersed with odd sunny periods. become a reality and in order Cllr. B. Kyne said that re- However, all in all, it was not cently while on Council busin- Councils to be held in Bally- to avoid national bankruptcy bunioto. from June 18-20. all bad as it was mainly dry ess he found that a significant these financial cut-backs wiith a Cllr. J. Quirke seconded the and did not prove a spoil sport. number of the staff in cne sec- general pay-fiieeze have been tion were m'issing and was told proposal .which was also passed Main sporting attraction on announced. that they had gone to a sem- unanimously. Saturday and Sunday was the concluding stage,s of the Roth- As we have stated on many mans Rally and rally enthus- occasions in this column in iasts flocked into the city or recent times the fact of the to the various vantage points matter is that we have, all of Department's Refusal over the special stages which us been Irvin" beyon took place at a number of means and those in the centres around the county on service, who have the benefit of Disappoints Clashmore Sunday. For the record the secure, pensionable jobs must Mr. John Cummins and Miss Corsnne Cahill, who were married Rally was woo by Scotsman, accept that the country can' no Councillor recently at Touraneena Church. (Photo: fohn Tynan) fimmy McRae, with a record- longer afford to fund this per- Coming from an area where sistent upward spiral of wage notified to the council. How- equalling fifth win in the event. the roads had been severely ever, the estimated cost of the The rally proved a bonanza and salary increases. damaged by the bad weather, remedial works to the roads, again this year for the many The simple question around it. is very disappointing to see N25 and N72 (£226,9600 and the the Department refusing to which it all hinaes is: where is request for granit assistance to cen.tues around (he county and provide the necessary money to purohase additional snow and holuls and Incensed premises all the money to come from? Is the rapair ttoetru TtilK was stated by Ice equipment have taee>n noited Dungarvan Lions Club reported financially rewarding already crucified taxpayer to be Cilr. Carry o"Halloran, Clash- and will be considered when returns. Horse-racing at Mal- further burdened to pay these more. at the April monthly the Council's 1988 road grant meeting of Waterford Coun- claims. And! as we have stated, Co. allocations are being con- low and Fairyhouse also diew cil In. Dungarvan commenting sidered." full quotas of supporters at the | this does not apply to our on the Dept. of the Environ- week-end while we will do no teachers alone but to all the ment's reply to the Council's CRIMINAL NEGLECT request ;at connection with snow more than mention the humili- other services which have to clearance Costs and damage to CUr. O'Halloran said that Cyclists And Merc ating defeat suffered by our depend on the State and the roads iin Hhe county miade in many roads in his area had February. county hurling team who were taxpayers to provide the funds been verv badly damaged by literally annihilated by Galway they need. flooding and it now looked as The letter from the Depart- Recently we have had occa though they would have to re- in the league semi-final at ment stated that in regard to main that way for some time Portlaoise on Sunday to the sion to see at first hand a the snow clearance costs there yet. "In fact." said Cllr. O'Hal- tain section of the country's was no objection to the expen- chagiitin of the many supporters loran, "the road outside the diture of £13,143 on national] who travelled to the midland health services in operation. Community Centre in Clash- roads being charged against — FOR OUR — Granted, it was a privately run more is so bad that it had been venue. the Council's 1987 national pri- the cause of three accidents hospital owned by a religious Sean Casey, Casey TV, presenting a Dayshn Television to Con mary and national secondary there in the last few months. order, but the standard of the road maintenance allocations. WHERE IS THE MONEY Crowley, Bank of Ireland, Dungarvan, his prize in the G.A.A. If the Dept. is not going to It added- "The expenditure on TO COME FROM? accommodation was so high Clubs Development Draw. Included is Mary Fitzgerald, Dun- change its policy in this regard regional and county roads, to- ANNUAL SPONSORED TOUR and the cost of maintaining a it will be nothing short of garvan GAA Club. (Photo: Rory Wyley) gether with the cost of any re- The three main teacher criminal neglect and in .the long patient there so great, that medial works required on these unions have been holding their run it will be false economy." there can be no doubt but that roads, will have to be finalised annual conferences at different Sunday, May 10 this also represented an area from ithe Council's own resour- Cilr. o Riain supporting Cllr. 2.30 p.m. centres around the country this where we were living beyond ces supplemented by the De- O HaHoran said that there was week bringin" an estimated our means. partments block grant alloca- no doubt but that the County tion where appropriate." This year's Cycle will start in the Square going via 40,000 teachers together to dis- CO. COUNCIL MOTIONS roads were deteriorating rap- We have gone on in this When CUr. G. O'Halloran, id! y. "Even in the past few Kilrush, Master McGrath, Colligan Wood, Ballineety cuss the various issues and ren attending the C.B.S. and The Department's letter then fashion now for too long and Clashmore, proposed at the Presentation Convent in Lis- weeks further flooding has Cross and finishing at the Mart (201c.) problems facing them in the April monthly meeting of Wa- went on to state: "As you are made the problem worse and I more who travel from Coole and aware the road grant monies The Walk covers a circuit of Colligan Wood starting future. (Continued on Page 8> terford Co. Council in Dungar- Seamacuda in the Ballysaggart am dumbfounded that the De- van that the Dromore road to provided in 1987 have already partment has ,failed to respond and finishing at the Stone Bridge (4k.) area and from Monamon, Lyre- been fully allocated and there his area, which is liable to naaalee and Shruh in the Lis- to what can only be described Sponsored cards are available from: flooding and which was causing are no additional funds avail- as a real emergency," he said. more area. able to increase the allocations potholes on tihe road, be im- IOHN COAD, TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANK. The motion which was sec- proved, he was Informed by the MATT CONNOLLY, M.P.S.I., MAIN STREET. County Engineer, Mr. John onded by CUr. J. Quirke was re- O'Flynn that nothing more ferred to the School Transport PAT FAHY "THE ARCH," .MAIN STREET _ could be done to the road be- Liaison Officer for attention. cause of the Council's present Carpets For Town Hall financial position. Public Light At Ballyduff The following motion proposed Cilr. O'Halloran remarked that by Cllr. McDonnell and second- To Cost £6,TOO Breakfast the county roads were certain- ed by CUr Quirke was passed: ly going to wrack and ruin That the existing public light Among the orders made re- by Instructed to proceed for Sliabh gCua Set Dancers — in Marion Terrace, Ballyduff be cently by the Co. Manager on committal orders against the On the proposal of Cllr. J. resited further in on the Ter- behalf of Dungarvan Urban consumers who have refused to Fahey, T.D., the Council unani- race where it would be more ad- Council was one which directed pay Instalment Orders received mously agreed to honour the vantageous to the residents and the acceptance of the tender against them in the Dungarvan Sliabh gCua Set Dancers by re- that a new light be erected at of M/s. Michael Cur ran & Sons, District Court for non-payment relving them at a Council meet- the entrance road to the houses. Grattan Square in the sum- of o-f Water Charges levied on In The Sun ing to mark their winning of Villierstown Quay — CUr. P. £6,100, the lowest of five ten- them in respect otf 1985. The appeal of a Conservatory is centuries old, pro- the All-Ireland Scor na nOg Kenneally proposed that steps ders received, for carpets* for Disconnection Of Water Sup- Championship. the Council Chambers at the viding shelter from our varied climate, collecting be taken to prevent dumping plies—That the Town Engineer Town Hall. arrange to have the water sup- sunshine and adding light and space to the adjoining on the reclaimed site at Viilliers- School Transport Service — town and also that signs be Other orders Included the fol- ply disconnected from the con- room. CUr. W. McDonnell proposed erected on the main road in the lowing:— sumers who failed to- pay, in that a better school transport vicinity of Cappagh Cross in Water Charges : Committal full, the water charge levied on DUNGARVAN ALUMINIUM offer new designs which service be provided for child- the interest of road safety. Orders — That M/s. Lanl'gan & them in respect of 1986. offer a graceful extension to any Curran, Solrs., be and are here- home. The elegantly 9tyled aluminium framework is constructed1 from .specially designed rigid hollow extensions, LABOUR surface painted by the most modern techniques using fan eleotiiio-phoretic polyurethane coating system. Toughened COUNCILLOR WINS Safety Glass—Glazing methods reduce condensation to the minimum. SEAT IN SENATE From a wide range of sizes, we are sure that you will find a model that is just right for your home. Mr. Brian O'Shea. N.T. one of the two Labour members of Conservatory can be seen on show over the week-end. Waterford County Council, won Please ring for appointment. a seat in the Senate in last weeks Senate election. He was elected on' the 31st count on the Industrial and Commercial Panel. Cllr. O'Shea who lives in Tramore teaches in St. Paul's Dungarvan School. Waterford. He was Central Dairies, Dungarvan, are offering their customers elected a member of Waterford the opportunity to win a fabulous Trabolgan Holiday County Council and also of Weekend Voucher* when they enter the Central Dairies Waterford Corporation in t'ne Charity Drive in aid of St. John's Special School. last local elections in 1985. For each 30 carton tops returned Central Dairies will Outgoing Senator Katharine make a donation to the School, whddh caters for children Aluminium Bulbulia i F.G.), Waterford. re- 1 between , tihe ages of five and eighteen years. In this way, tained her seat in the Upper you can help Central Dairies to help st. John's School to House when she was re-elected BALLYMACMAGUE, DUNGARVAN on the Administrative Panel. purchase the necessary equipment and resources to prepare However the other outgoing •the children for an independent, active life. Manufacturers of Aluminium Windows, Doors, Waterford Senator, Mr. Michael Ail those who participate in the Charity Drive will be Patios and Porches. Que,ally (F.G, >, Grenan, Kill included in a monthly draw for a holiday weekend in FINANCE GAN BE ARRANGED. failed iin his bid for re-election Trabolgan Holiday Centre. on the Agricultural Panel. This onnpadk promotion is scheduled to commence Declan Hcnnessy, winning promoter, presenting 11 cheque for £1,000 to Chris Faherty, first prize week-ending April 25. Prizewinners wtill be notified by post. For quotation, etc., contact: The defeated Dail -Deputy, Dr. winner in the first draw in Ihe Ardmore G.A.A. Club's series of draws for club development. PAT RONAYNE Donie Ormonde
CYCLING Scenic Route For Nissan The world-famous ring of -Commenting on -plans for the Kerry- is- to be part of the spec- 1987 race, Mr. G. A. O'Toole, tacular route for the five-day Managing Director of Nissan Nissan International Classic Ireland, said "We are delighted Cycling Race whiqh begins on with the progress of the Nissan Wednesday, September 30, it Classic International Classic as an in- was announced in Dublin last ternational event in Ireland. It week. Prize money for .the 1987 Nis- Bo-rd Fail be an- excellen t mar- is proving a very worthwhile All of the world's top profes- san Classic has been increased keting opportunity for inter- sponsorship tor- Nissan and our sional cycling teams lare keen to Irom IR £16,000 last year to national exposure of some of growing dealership network take pant. For the first time £22,500 and the winner will re- Ireland's most famous scenery. vVe believe the event has con- since its- inception in -1)985, this ceive a new Nissan Micra car. RTE will be host broadcaster tributed' a great deal- to- estab- year's Nissan Classic will quali- SPECTACULAR SCENERY for the international race which lishing a high brand of aware- ty for -the Prestige Pernod The spectacular scenic rout- will be shown each night in Ire- ness for our products which competition — the competition ing of this year's- event should land a*s well as in Britain, has been reflected in a signifi- that decides the -best profes- ^I Gvide a superb background for Europe, -the USA, Australia -and cant increase in sales and sional cyclists in the world. the television cameras aind give the Middle East. market shiaire." The race begins in the centre of Dublin and will include Wa- terford City, which is celebrat- ing its bi-centenary this- year; Cork City and its notorious St. Patrick's Hill; Killarney. the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Ring of Kerry and Tr-alee. The To The Editor, 10. in 1975 'there was no public th-e Government put up the 110 mile stage 2 on October 1 "Dungarvan Leader." -access to Fota — in 1986 rough- case plus matching funds-. w-ill take -the cyclists irom Wa- ly 200,000 people- visited Fota. Nothing -would give me great- terford to Cork through Car- PURCHASE OF FOTA 11. College ha-s achieved vir- er pleasure than using -all1 the tually aJi of this out of its own persuasive -powers I possess, as rick-on-Suir, Cionmel, Cahir, Sir, Lismore and Fermoy. resources, with onlly symbolic successfully in Brussels in 1987 As the person responsible for help from other bodies. For -in- as I used them iin Cork 'in- 1975, convincing U.C.C to purchase The penultimate- day will stance, the Local Authorities •to support such' -an application. Fota in 1975, I am both sadden- feature a 21 mile team time Contribution in 1-977 was £10,000 Yours sincerely, ed and pleased by the recent trial on olos-ed roads from Tra- (£34,000 approximately to-day > happenings. The lovel of inter- lee to Killarney on the Saturday —.last year it was £6,000. PROFESSOR TOM est in Fota. that is belatedly morning and -the second stage RAFTERY, M.E.P. emerging, -pleases me, but the Also royalties from the on that day will take the riders level of ill-informed criticism Gravel de-posit, -which reached 17 Halidene Drive. trom Killarney to limerick. of the College hurts, me, as the nearly £40,000 in 1979 fell to Bishopstown, The final day's racing on College would not now be In zero due to -the recession and Cork. Sunday, October 4 will start this "mess" if j and the Col- difficulties with th-e- Planning 15th April, 1987. from Kilkenny -Castle and tra- lege had stood idly by in 1975. Authorities. President Hillery and the then Minister for Communications, Mr. Jim Mitchell showing an interest in some of the weather vel through Carlow, -K.ldare and Monies raised from workers Since I am no longer a mem- Mayriootn to another Grand- etc in fund raising campaigns instruments at the "Weather Watch" Exhibition in Dublin recently. This exhibition which details the 50 year history ber of the Governing Body of stand finilsh outside the was for the Wildlife Park, which of the- Irish Met. Service, may bo seen in Dungarvan Sports Centre on May 6 and 7 next, sponsored by Trustee Savings GPO in the College (or on its payroll), Dublin's 'Connell Street. is not involved in recent plans. O I have had no part in the- de- Bank. (Photo by courtesy of Irish Times) Never in the history of this cision making process in recent State, has a Public Institution times in relation to Fota, and received so much criticism hav- hence I think my views are not T.S.B. To Host Weather Watch ing contributed so miuoh, when only -well informed, but also rea- it would have been easier for sonably abjective. it to stand idly by. 'NO doubt FINANCIAL PACKAGE I would, -therefore, like to the lesson of that experience make the following points: will not be lost on present and 1. When U.C.C. purchased future College Governors. For Fota, the roof of the House w-as my part — well I would do iit all -again for the sake of Fota. Meteorological Exhibition A PRIORITY FOR leaking and -part of the won- The Editor, derful ceiling in the Drawing 13. What happens to F'ota is Dup-garwan Lealer. Room had collapsed. The Col- .of much more concern to me The forthcoming Meteorologi- lege re-roofed the House and now than who should own It. HOMELESS IN IRELAND cal Exhibition "Weather watch" BEEF INDUSTRY hence saved it and tin 'addition, Clearly the College -has not will be an opportunity for you restored the beautiful plaster the resources to continue as in Dear Editor, to find out all .you ever wanted to know about weather forecast- A financial package is a ceiling. Subsequently, the House the past, let alone doing all the On Wednesday, 8th April, For Dungarvan ing. This extensive exhibition priority in- tihe rebuilding of the was made available to Mr. other things iwhich remain to be we arranged a seminar to high- Richard Wood where he very done, Dike re-roofing the Castle, may be seen in Dungarvan National beef cow herd, accord- light the misery of the growing sunshine for the country. This generously put on diisplay his the orangerie and the Keepers Sports Centre on the 0th and will be sixty boards full of in- Meteorological Office at Foynes, ing to IFA President. Jae Rea. number of homeless here iin formative detail and photo- an observing station at Dublin assists the agricultural, marine Mr. Rea. told lae-t week's An great collection, Lodge, a-s well as restoring the Ireland. 7'th May next and is being spon- Foras naiuntafa beef exhibition 2. By 1975 -tihe world famous sored by Waterford Trustee graphs together with many of Airport and a sparse network and other weather related in- Doe Lodge and the Forge Yard, the instruments used ta. wea- in- Meatih tiia-t this package arboretum was -'.-.'ixii.y ne-gfle-otexi, plus repairing -the se-n wall As pant of our evening's Savings Bank. of stations inherited from the dustries. Did you know that in would- be based on Euro-curren- and in very serious danger due agendu wo invited our locul ther forecasting. Most of the Br.itis'h. over a century there has never If Fota Is ito reamaln exclu- TD's from Fiainna Fall. Fine Tfrin Exhibition ran recently An interesit lor the sclentilftoally cy loans which woiuld provide to the rampant spread of ia fun- 1'odiay the service has access been ,a calendar month during sively In College ownership with Gael and the Progressive Demo- Dublin for several days with minded will be- in the computer low in-terest loans over ai seveai- gal disease in the trees. Follow- to some 9,000 weather report- which, no rain fell. continued -public access, which crats to outline their parties record attendances and the terminals which will be linked ing stations world-wide fifteen ye-ar period -with 'a two-year ing professional advice- from- Dr. would be my first preference,, If you have never consulted moratorium on payments. policies on and commitment to only other southerly venues will direotly to the central . compu- of whtah are under jurisdiction MicAree, -a tree pathologist of then the taxpayer must And the be Wexford. Kilkenny and cork. the MeteroJogiical office then th-e homeless but could not ter at the. Meteorological Ser- of the Irish Meteorological ser- the Forest and Wildlife Service, they you must be in ia tiny minority He said that such a pack-age money. attend. This Exhibition which repre- vice Headquarters in Gl-asnevin. vice. The areas of interest in re- a very expensive programme because the service answers would reduce repayments on Alternatively, spending on Representatives who spoke on sents quite a coup for the gard to weather forecasting are was undertaken and the arbore- Do you know what <3t Stephen- some 85.000 telephone requests working capital by over £30 per staff and maintenance will dry their behalf seemed to be either Sports Centre and Dungarvan temperature, humidity, baro^- tum was saved. son Screen is or what it con- and 700,000 calls to the automa- cow on £22(0 per cow over seven uc and U.C.C. will be accused of unaware of or confused about generally .is sponsored by Wa- metric pressure, visibility, cloud tic telephone weather service 3. The woodlands too were in tains? Have you ever seen a years. In the absence of sucih a presiding over the decay of 'ia,) the reality that is home- terford Trustee Savings Bank types, wind speed and direction, each year. trouble, -and a programme of Weather Balloon? What is the and rainfall amounts. financial paickiagie, expansion in Fota — that's the worst of all lessness today, (b) the exist- Speaking w.ith Dungarvan Above any service, the Met- suckling at current interest selective felling and planting options. Branch Manager, Mr. John only location In Ireland from ence or non-existence of their which they are launched? eorological service Is one which raities is unlikely to materialise was undertaken on professional Finally, of course, it could Co^de, recently, he told us oi NOT ALL ARE NECESSARY has a relevance to us. We are parties policies on and commit- These and. many other ques- on any meaningful scales. advice. More (trees) and a qualify for an E.E.C. Grant, if the interest which Trustee sav- all affected by weather, ait least ment to ®he homeless. tions will be answered for you greater variety of trees, were ings Bank has in the social and Of the 1,800 or so reports re- 90",, of which arrive® from the "It is a national priority to by the staff of the Exhibition, rebuild the Irish beef cow herd planted in Fota from 1975 to We can only wonder how cultural life of West Waterford ceived from the various stations Atlantic and so is far more pre- 1980, than in the previous 30 some of whom will be "house- with quality animals and pre- h/.gh on the political agenda and indeed t'heir record of spon- not all are necessary to Irish dictable .than weather from years. Furthermore, the entire hold faces," perhaps even our vent tihe excess slaughtering of the homeless and weaker mem- sorship of events over the last forecasting. We are not really other quarters. Remember, we tree and shrub stock in ithe ar- own Michael Walsh. dlaiiry cows," he said. "This is bers of our. society rank, ten years speaks for itself. "We Interested in whether it is rain- get it first and much depends boretum and gardens was cata- at the Trustee Savings Bank essential if we are to avail of Homelessness could be. sub- The Meteorological Service ing in Bangkok or snowing in on our observers and forecas- logued with the help of the Na- SHAMROCKS are very happy to be able to ters who are highly thought of the. marketing opportunities in stantially eradicated with: ca) was launched in 1937 ais a the Andes. The communications tional Botanic Gardens. help bring this Exhibition to in the International Weather iiurope that will arise for beef the reintroduotion, amendment branch of the Department of computer sifts all the reports 4. The Gate-lodge at Belvelly, County Waterford," he said, Community. and passing of the 1985 Housing Transport with the advent of and segregates the Information -and create sustained exports for which was roofless, was re- "and particularly as it has a Bill; f-b) the repeal of the 1824 the first transatlantic flights to retaining what is necessary. tihe Irish economy plus increas- roofed and extended. HURLING AND high educational content and To learn more of the com Vagrancy Law; (c) the imple- and from Ireland. Prior to that The main frame computer as- ed employment iin the industry. 5. The lovely Caachyard -too will be very relevant to the plexitie-s of the weather, fore- mentation of the recommenda- a Meteorological Service for Ire- sists in making the short term The taffgefti should be to in- was saved by re-rooflng part of work of teachers with their casting. climatology. computer tion of The Commission for Land was provided by the Brit- (36 hour» forecasts using-' crease bne beef cow hetrd by it and renovating much of it students." forecasting and of course- to Social Welfare which provides ish Met. Office-. Initially staff numerical predictions. 150,000 over the next 30 years." 6. In 1978 the College, at my view the Stephenson screen a FOOTBALL for the minimum of £50-£60 were Loaned by the Met. Office urging offered a considerable Weather Watoh commemor- visit to the Sports Centre on per week lor each welfare ates 50 years of the Meteorolo- for the new Irish service but Another important function SPIN-OFF EFFECTS are-a of woodland parkland and oif the service is climatology or 6th or 7th May is essential. slobland to the Royal Zoological recipient. gical Service in Ireland and in- by 1941 it was self sufficient. In -this The International cludes many facets of the work The original service contained the compilation of statistics of And while you're there say Pointing to the spin-off effects Society to establish a very suc- CLUB NOTES the various elements such ,as thanks to the Trustee Savings o-i achieving such a target, Mir. cessful Wildlike Park in Cork. Year of Shelter have we the of the service today. On display a Headquarters in Dublin, a political will- to end this rainfall, wind, temperature and Bank. h-cia said that exports would in- 7. Also in 1979 -the College The u-14 team made a' good crease by up to £177 million if agreed to give ia site ,to An misery? start to the season with a deci- Do we really- care? tihe full potential value added Foras Forbartha for laborato- sive win over -Melleray on Mon- was attained. It wuild require an ries and offices with roughly day night of last week. A.t no Yours sincerely, aidicflitioniai £430 million' of high 300 jobs. The project was an- stage were the lads under technology exports to provide nounced in Cobh by Mr Jack pressure and ran out winners by "JUST US" the saimie benefit to the econo- Lynch (Taoise-ach). but the 3-7 to 1-2. Sixth Year Justice Awareness KNOW YOUR RIGHTS my because of the low import staff of Foras in Dublin frus- With the senior championship Group, Q.—DO you have to be work- PRB. Apply to the Department BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS con-tent of agriculture products, trated the move. An-ne .Marie Ryian. Margaret ing to get Maternity Allowance? of Social Welfare, Gandon ATTENTION FARMERS!— 1 drawing nearer, our hurlers are 'ihiis increase in beef output at 8. In 1981. .the Irish Bee-keep- doing intensive training and Molo-ney, Jil-l Murphy, Deirdre A.—There are two maternity House, Amiens Street, Dublin 1. maximum value added could ers Association established a playing challenge matches. McCann, Marguerite McKeon, allowance schemes. One is a Telephone t01) 726333.. We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right provide close to 3,000 new jobs in beegarden in Fota with the co- Players- are requested to be Or-la Butler, Ann Maria Mer- special scheme for employed (This column has been com- prices:— pno'cessing. operation- of College. in the Fraher Field at 6.30 p.m. nln, N-ichola Beresfo-rd, Niamh women who have a certain level piled by Dungarvan Commu- 9. In my submissions to Col- Byrne, Denise Stack, Edel of social insurance contribu- nity Information Centre which Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts. Mt:. Rea' said that the cattle sharp on Sunday, April 26. lege before the purchase, I con- The club would like to con- Hayes (Sr.) tions and who are entitled to provides a free and confiden- Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts and beef industry accounts for sistently argued that the cost Presentation Secondary School, maternity leave. Under this tial service to the public. 3i0% of total agricultural pro- gratulate D. Casey and D. Dal- (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull of allowing access to Fota must ton who were on the Waterford Du-n gar-van, scheme, you get a weekly allow- Opening times of Centre duction and 12% of total na- not 'fall exclusively on College. u-21 football team last week. Co. Waterford. ance of 70% of your average which is located in the court- Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig tional exports. Well done lads. 14 April, 19-87. weekly earnings in the previous house, are — Mondays, Tues- Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, tax year, subject to a minimum days, Wednesdays 7.30-9 p.m.; K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. of £73.90 per week. This is- paj Fridays 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.; able >or <14 weeks. Saturdays 11 a.m.-l p.m.). The general maternity allow- MICHAEL BEECHER ance scheme is for women who have been employed in the past TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD but are mot in employment at the time they apply. Women WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY who have become unemployed could qualify. Again you need REA SUPPORTS to have a minimum social in- surance contribution record. If you qualify you get an allow- HUME'S REPORT ance for 12 weeks. Pay-Related A prominent flar-m leader has Benefit is payable for the last 9 come out strongly in favour of weeks if you are eligible for John Hume's call for regional authorities throughout the SLANEY MEATS country. IFA President. Joe Rea gave an enthusiastic welcome to the M.E-P's proposals far strong re- INTERNATIONAL gional authorities with execu- MOOREPARK OPEN tive aind. planning powers. WANTED — COWS, BULLOCKS, BULLS AND Describing the proposals as a HEIFERS most enli^itened move, Mr. DAY 1987 Rea said they would bring the Top prices paid — Collected anywhere This year the open day at An benefits of EEC membership FOnas Taluntais Moorepark Re- directly into the country and Contact Local Agent:— search Centre will be held on into isolated regions hi parti- Sunday, May 17 starting at 10 cular. JAMES LONERGAN — Tel. 051-91139 a.m. With the theme "Increas- SLANEY MEATS — Tel. 054-77155 ing Profitability within a Quota He said that Mr. Hume's pro- System" the open day will be posal provided a major oppor- sponsored by Mltchelstown Co- tunity for the Irish Government operative Society. to realise the full benefits of As well as highlighting the Community membership which latest research-hased informa- are provided for in the Single tion on. dairy husbandry, this European Act. year's open day will feature "It is naitiher ironic that on .supplementary farming systems the day that this very positive including beef from tJhu dairy report was issued in Strasbourg, THE GROVE FILLING STATION TALLOW herd and beef rearing systems. the Supreme Court should have TYRES ! — TYRES ! — TYRES ! Work on ipig husbandry and lound that the implemenitaitiou NEW RADIALS on new developments In dairy of the Single European Act had 155x12 £21.00 processing will -also be high- to be delayed," he said. 155X13 £23.00 lighted. •Mr Reai said he had conveyed 165x13 £25.00 his support to Mr. Hum® by New Tyres, Including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, telegram. There could be no Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and ambiguity about Ireland's atti- many more. Choose tude to the EEC, he added. Guaranfcacri ^""••Of**, There Is, no future for a mid- Remoulds: 135x13, 145x13. 155x13, 165x13 — All £11.00. Atlantic island pursuing a 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon course of isolation. We stock New Tyres in all sizes, Including Tractor. *u°i7ss Icnny ^hWysidt House Abbeyside, photographed with her brother Michael and her mother, Mrs. Sylvia products Clalling for an immediate re- ferendum on the issue, Mr. Rea Tel. NOEL HEKLEY 058/56298 McGri.tti after levins rcc rv a . M.,,^,,,^ Certificate at KildaKon College, Co. Kilkenny rcceally. c C h
NOW SHOWING - FRIDAY, APRIL 24 LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 DAYS - 8 P.M. (Over 16) APRIL 24 & 25 - 11 P.M. (Over 18)
Guess who's coming to college Love Play French Style SOUL MAN ALSO MAMA S DIRTY GIRLS A comedy with heart and soul. Week-End T.V. Viewing Now—Something Else. 9.30—The RADLEYS LOUNGE and Geina- Rowlands (.-black, and title. Snooker • The Embassy Park House white). 12.55 a.m.—Wealthier. World Professional Champion- Ritz. 10.20 p.m. — Newsnight. ship from Sheffield. 1.00 a.m.— 11.05 — fWeaitherview, 11.10-1.05 а.m.—World Snooker. ABBEYSIDE MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN RTE 1 SATURDAY, APiRIL 25 Weather. 6 45 ia.m. — Open University. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Thursday, April 23 — FOLK CLUB 8.30—Superted. 8.35—Dogtanian And The Three Muskehou-nds. 6.50 a.m. — Open University. WEEK-ENDlffilNMENT SATURDAY, APRIL 25 9 00—It's Wicked! (new series). 1.55 p.m.—Chess Classic. 2.25 — Paul Grant and Conor McNeil Film: Come Next Spring star- 9.05—Dilin O Deamhas. 9.16— 11.00 — Film: Brother Oi The ring Anne Sheridan and Steve The Buford Files And The Gal- Wind. 12.27 p.m. — Weather. BBC 2 Friday, April 24 — TWO OF A KIND Cacnr.an (1955J. 3.55—The Sky Friday, April 24 — STARDUST loping Ghost. 9.40 — Film: The 12.30—Grandstand. 5.05—News; At Night. 4.40 — World Snooker. 'Copter Kids. 10.35—-Hardy Boys Weather. 5.15 — Sports News Saturday, April 25 — PRIDE & JOY Wales. 5.20—Oliver Twist. 5.50— б.35 — When In Spain. 7.00 — Saturday, April 25 — SILVER WTNGS Mysteries. 11.25 — Borderline. FRIDAY. APRIL 24 12.50—News Headlines. 12.52 — Perfect Strangers. 6.15 — The Newsview. 7.40 Verdi Season. 8.10—World Snooker. 9.25 — A Sunday, April 26 — PHASE 2 Sunday, April 26 — SLATER Sports Stadium. 5.10—The Chis- Lilttle And Large Show. 6.50 — 6.55-7.210 a.m. _ Open Univer- halms. 6.00—The Angelus. 6.01 One By One. 7.40 — Bob Says sity 9.00 —Pages from Ceefax. Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery: News. 6.15—Mjailbag. 6.35—Mac- Opportunity Knocks. 8.30—Ber- 10.26 — World Snooker, incl. 2.0, Have His Carcase. 2. 10.20—Did J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 Gyver. 7.25 — Leave It To Mrs. gerac, 9.25 — News and Sport; 3.0 News; Weather. 3.50 — News You See? Ll.05-1.30 a.m.—Film: O'Brien. 8.00—O Riada Retro- Weather. 9.40 — Live World and Weather. 6.00 —Film-. No Lady Sings The Blues. Diana spective Part 1. 9.10—'News. 9.25 Championship Boxing and Limit starring George Formby. k,OSS stars in a 1972 screen bio- —O Riada Retrospective Part World Snooker. Boxing live With Florence Desmond (1935, graphy of the short and tem- HI. 10.25—The New Mike Ham- irom the King's Hall, Belfast, black aind white). 7.20—Cartoon pestuous life of the legendary mer. 11.20—IjEUte News. where British flywelgflt cham- Two 7 30 — The Education; Pro- tflilie Holiday. Attso starring picini Dave MoAuley ciita-l'len-Kes lf r^i ni.ITlO. S.OO Pu blic AjCCOUinit. silly Dee Williams and Richard 5 —oairden-erts' World. 9.00 — Pryor. SUNDAY, APRIL 26 Fidel Basso, for live WBA world JR's MTE CLUB - USMORE HOTEL 11.15 — Service of Morning BARTON'S Telephone 058/54304; 54219 Prayer. 12.00 — Newis Headlines i oUowed by The Smu-rfs. 12.25— i_>pen FJe. 12.55 — The Lunch- Saturday, April 25 — DISCO AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK time Concert. 1.50 Bookside. Bar — Over 18's — Neat Dress 2.211—Room Outside. 2.50—Film; MONDAY Bosco; 5.10 The Return Of The Eosco; 5 D.m. Dilin O Deamhas; • • • • on The Run. Starring Dennis Antelope; 5.45 News- 6 p.m. The 5 10 Danger Bay- 5.45 News; 6 RTE 1 — 4 p.m. Emmerdale Angeiius: 6.O1 Newstime; 6.30 p.m-. The Angelus- 6.01 News- In Lounge — SING ALONG WITH THE FLYER uonoiey and Robert Kennedy. Farm; 4.30 Dempsey's Den with • deb 3.50—Sunday Matinee: Rob Roy Supergran 7 p.m. Mr. Belve- time; 6.20 Garda Patrol; 6.30 jam i Bosco; 5 p.m. Dilin O Deamhas; x'ns Higlnland Rogue. Starring dere; 7.30 Simon & Simon; 8.25 Cartoon Time- 6.40 The Cosby DUNGARVAN Sunday, April 26— 5 15 Ar Scoil; 5.45 News; 6 p.m. No Place Like Home; 9 p.m. Show; 7.10 Dream West- 9 p.m. roi chard Todd and Giynis Johns. The Angelus; 6.01 Newstime; o.zd—Music In Madrid. 6.00 — News; 9.30 Today Tonight: 10.10 News- 9.30 Today Tonight; 10.10 Thursday, April 23— SING ALONG WITH THE MURRAY SISTERS 6.30 Tomorrow's World; 7.05 A line Angelus. 6.01—'News follow- Singles Night; 11.10 Dining In Bookside; 10.40 Brass- 11.10 Home In The Green Land; 7.30 France: 1-1.40 Late News. PAN IE BARTLEY, Irish Folk Singer COMING: Friday, May 1 —Lucky Numbers; May 8— ed by sports Results. 6.15 — Armchair Thriller; 11.35 Late Eurovision Previews. 7.10—Sun- Valerie- 8.05 -Murder,She Wrote; News. — 2.30 Racing from Friday, April 24 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Linda Martin & Chips. day Night At The Movies: 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Miami Vice; RTE 2 2 — 2.15 Raoing from Leopardstown, 4.40 Interlude; RfE nosie. The Rosemary Ciooney 10.25 Hanly's Peqple; 10.55 Punchestown; 5.10 Wild Opera; In aid of Faha GAA. otory. Starring Sanara Locke Titanic Confession — The Ig- 5.35 Model Magic; 6.05 The Ab- 6.10 Laurel And Hardy 6.30 A and Tony Orlando. 9.00 — Mews. nored Evidence; 11.25 Late bott And Coste-llo Show; 6.35 A Country Practice- 7 p.m Top Of Saturday, April 25 — JIM McCANN News. Country Praotice; 7.05 Star- 9.2U — When Reason Sleeps. The Pops; 7.30 Family Ties- 8 Come early for a seat. 10.20 — Questions And Answers. man- 8 p.m Nuacht; 8.10 Cur- p.m. Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 RTE 2 — 5.30 Once Upon A sal; 8.40 Simple Gifts- 9.10 Hold 11.15—Late News. Time In Space-. 5.55 The Edison Mailbag; 9 p.m. Mart And Mar- That Dream (.Part II); 11-10 ket; 9.05 The Colbys; 10 p.m. Sunday, April 26 — WILLIE WHITE Twins- 6.25 A Country Practice; Newsnight: 11.30 Night-light. 6.55 Mastermind; 7.30 Corona- One Hundred Great Paintings; tion Street; 8 p.m. Nuacht; 8.10 WEDNESDAY 10.10 Judy Collins In Concert; Coming Soon — THE MORRISSEYS Siiil Thart; 8.35 Wogan; 9 p.m. RTE 1 — 3.30 Old House—New 11.10 Newsnight; 11.30 Garda THE "CATS" BAR Patrol; 11.40 Nightlight. Hold The Dream- 11.15 News- Home; 4 p.m. Emimerdaie Farm; night; 11.30 NJjghitlight. 4.30 'Dempsey's Den with Bosco; FRIDAY MOUNT MELLERAY 5 p.m. Baile-beag; 5.15 Spider- RTE 2 TUESDAY RTE 1 _ 3.10 The Brothers; man; 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The An- 4 p.m. sons And Daughters; 4.30 Thursday, April 23 — CARD DRIVE RTE 1 — 4 p.m. Emmerdale gelus- 6,01 Newstime; 6.30 Head Demipsey's Den with Bosco; 5 Farm; 4.30 Dempsey's Den with Of The Oliass- 7 p.m. Evening p.m. Newsline; 5.20 Animal Extra; 7.30 Zero; 8.05 Stingray; Saturday, April 25— Trail; 5.35 Video Time; 5.45 SATURDAY, APRIL 25 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Fiilm: The Sec- News; 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 DANCING TO PETE RIVERS BAND 3.25—Saturday Matinee Double ond Victory. Starring Anthony News-time; 6.30 Kodiak; 7 p.m. WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL Bill: Snoopy Comes Home. 4.45 Andrews and Helmiuit Grie-m; Evening Extra; 7.30 Room Out- Sunday, April 26 — —The Girl And The Grandee. 11.25 Late News. side- 8 p.m. Matlock; 9 p.m. SING ALONG WITH THE MAJESTIC SOUND 6,25—Open File. 6,55 — Saudi RTE 2 — 2.30 Racing fjom News; 9.30 The, Late Late Show: Araibia. 8.00 —Nuachit. 8.05 MODELIGO Punchestown; 4.40 Interlude; 11.25 Late News; 11.30 The Late Flambards. 9.05—Hart To Hart. 5.35 The Snorks; 6 p.m. A Heri- Nighit Friday Movie: Steptoe DISCO 10.00 — Screen International— tage For Store; 6.30 A Country And Son Ride Again, Starring Everyman. NOTES Practice; 7 p.m. Slinger's Day: Wilfred Bramibeli and Harry H. 7.30 Coronation Street; 8 p.m. Corbett. THIS SUNDAY SUNDAY, APRIL 26 CAiRDS Nuacht• 8.15 Soccer: Ireland v- RTE 2—5.45 -Funky Phantom; The results of the progressive Belgium- 9.55 Dynasty; 10.55 6 05 Gardeners' World; 6.40 The NIGHT 3.50 — The Asmat people of Newsnight- 11.15 Wogan; 11.55 45 drive which was held in Sul&Wans; 7.05 Scarecrow And Extension New Guinea. 4.50 — Borderline. Niightilght. 6.2/0—Newsweek. 6.50 — Treasure Deckles Lounge on Saturday Mrs. King- 8 p.m. Nuacht; 8.10 Strictly Over 18 * Neat DECKIES LOUNGE Hunt. 7.50—Nuacht. 8.00 — The night last are as follows: 1st, THURSDAY Waging Peace; 8.40 Tenko Re- Dress Essential -k Bar Old Firm. 9.00 — Festival; The Ml. J. Walsh and Ml. Fitz- RTE 1 — 4 p.m. Emmerdale union; 11.15 Newsnight; 11.40 MODELIGO Golden Age. 10.55 — Sports gerald; 2nd, divided between Farm; 4.30 Dempsey's Den With Wogan. Special. Mrs. Whelan and John Maher, Friday Night, April 24 — DANCE. Music by SLATER Mrs. Barman and Ned Landers. Luokiy talbles. Joe Cash-man and In aid of Modeligo Ladies Club. Eddie Walsh, Willie Cunning- ham and Babs Murray. Raffle: Saturday Night, April 25 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE 1st. Alan Cotter; 2nd. Ml. Fitz- In aid of Modeligo Community Sportsfteld. J.ackpot £200 gerald: 3rd, Mrs. John Walsh; 4th, John Maher. Sunday Night, April 26 — WELCH TREE BBC 1 The jackpot on Saturday night next will be £200 on. 11 games and the drive commen- FRIDAY, APRIL 24 ces at 9 p.m. sharp. 6.00 aim. — Ceefialx AM. News, LADIES CLUB NOTES Sport, Weather. 6.55 — Weather. DUNGARVAN GOLF CLUB As the weather has settled at 7.010—Breakfast Time. 8.40-Ad- last one's thoughts turn to the vice Line. 8.55—.News and Wea- garden. With this in mind our ther. 9.05 — Dudley Do-Rilgh,t. guest speaker ait last month's 9 10—The Monkees. 9.35 — Why meeting was Michael McKenna Don't You? IOJOO- News; Wea- of the Blackwater Garden ther. 110.05—Neighbours. 10.25— Centre who gave us a very in- Children's BBC. 10,30 — Play forimaitive talk on all aspects ol School. 10.50—Paddfington. 10.55 the garden. —Five To Eleven. 11.GO—News.; Mr. McKenna was only one ol Weather. 11.05 — Bonanza. 11.50 the many speakers who have Misterjaw Supershark. 12.00 addressed the ladies club during p.m. — News; Weather. 12.05 — the year. Open Air. 12.55—Regional News While catering for the needs and Weather. l'.OO—One O'clock oi the women of the parish the News; Weather. 1.25 — Neigh- Ladies Olub gives help to the bours. 1.50i—Mop -and Sm'.ff 2.05 parish in general by holding RESULTS operation. Presentation of prizes —Knot® Landing. 2.56.—Film 87 at 9.30 sharp, followed by music many events. One such event is Friday 17th—T. Rossiter (23) with Biarry Norman. Featuring tihe senior citizens party held aind dancing. 'Platoon,' Oliver Stone's film 28i and 33i; Sat./Sun, Seat In closing we would like once annually at Christmas. This albout his Vietnam experiences. event offers an opportunity to Cars/N. Kirwan Motors Open aigiaiin to congratulate Noel Kir- Also a look at some 'Crimes of all, young and not so young, to Weekend: Sat.—let N. Kavan- wan on the magnificent array sgh (10) 68 nett' 2nd D. Me- the Heart' perpetrated by Sissy mix in a social and cordial of prizes for last week's open ipacek, Diane ' Keaiton and atmosphere whidh is greatly en- Govern (20) 70 nett. Sun: 1st, competition. J. Murphy (6) 68 nett; 2nd. M. _ P.R.O. Jessica Lainge. 3.25—Box Clever. joyed by all. Another 'such Flynn (8> 60 nett. Overall win- 3.50 — The Amazing Adventures opportunity is on Friday 24th Oil Morph. 4.00—Corners. 4jli0 — April when tihe ladies will be ners: 1st. P. Morrissey (11) 140 LADIES GOLF NOTES nett: 2nd, J. Gough (9> 140 Ulysses 31. 4.35—Film: Sammy's holding a social evening in Deckles Lounge. nett: 3rd. P. J. Kllligrew (7) 143 Results, Tuesday. 14th April Sluper T-Shirt. 5,35 —The Flint- nett. Best gross, A. Spratt (4) stones. 6.00—Six O'clock News; winner, June James (30) 39 NAOMH BRID NOTES 152 nett. ptis.; runner-up, Ann Morrissey Weather. 6.36—©portfolio. 7.00— Wogian. 7.35 — Every Second Naomh Brid minor footbal. Mon. 20th — 1st, P. J. Kllli- (18) 38 pts. Yoplait Competition team got 1987 off to a brilliant grew D. O'Neill. S. O'Neill 87 —winner. A. Dalton (16) 39 Counts (mew series). 8.10 —The C'olbys. 9.00 Nine O'clock start by virtue of a 3-14 to 1-0 pts 2nd, A. Spratt, P. Spratt. J. pts.- runner-up, c. Terry i21) win over Ballyduff last week. News'; Regional News-; Weather. Kelly 86 pts.; 3rd. T. Melody. M 39 pts.; Best gross, A. Morrissey Well done boys. Mieirnln, T. Lineen 85pts. (18) 19 Pts. 0.30 — Whicker's World: Living Witih Uncle Sam. 10,25 — Film: G.A.A. NOTES Pictured at the April meeting of the South Eastern Branch ol the Marketing Institute of Ireland in Lawlor's Hote Sunday, 19th April, sponsored Lonely Are The Brave. Continu- FIXTURES by Noel Kirwan: 1st. A. Morris- The cluib will hold a sponsor- gar van (from left): John Lennon, MMII, Chairman South Eastern Branch, Mil; Guest Speaker, Maurice ^J^T'sl-nio, " iTr ing the Kink Dougtos season ed cycle race Sunday next, Thur 23rd. 14 hole stable'ord; sey; 2nd, C. Terry; 3rd, P. 011 with this 1062 film which Doug- April 26th. Sponsorship cards keting Executive, Quinnsworth; Mrs. Delia Burke, FMII, and David Reynolds, MMII. fPhoto:' Rory Wyley) Sat. 25t/h, Carralls Qualifier; O'Brien; 4th, J. James; 5th. J. las describes ias 'his personal can be obtained from any Sun. 26tlh N. Kavanagh v. Pre- Mullins; 6th, P. Donnelly; Best favourite. With Walter Mlaltthau committee member. sident's Prize. Time sheet in gross, M. O'Brien. / ~ ' Jf DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1987. PAGE THREE
G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Senior Hurling Championship Commences
NEXT SUNDAY I such a score can tell only one points lead and win on the Shane Ahearne, Martin Foley, story. Colligan, with county score, 1-10 to 0-9. It will be close Peter Walsh, Pat McGrath, came to nothing because of . Defeat at Portlaolse on Sun- players John Dun-ford and Jim- again and I have no positive Donai Loughnane, etc, they look poor finishing. day last released us from fur- my beresford giving a decided reasons for supposing that the safe enough for the time being. And so ends our exciting ther inter-county activity until lift to the -team will do better, result will be any different. league campaign for 1986/87, the championship in a few weeks but I don't expect that the im- Clonea are the favourites. that provided us with a couple time and it clears the way for the BALLINAMEELA v. of near sensational results in- provement will be sufficient to CLASHMORE scheduled start to the senior make the difference between ROANMORE v. SHAMROCKS cluding the defeat of Laois at hurling championship on next victory an-d defeat. A Portlaw This first round senior foot- Portlaoise and All-Ireland weekend. All twelve teams are win 'is predicted. They met 'in the fifth round ball tie is being 'slotted' in over champions, Cork, at Walsh in action and hopefully the •last year and for Roanmore a -th-e week-end. It is possible be- Park, it also saw -us promoted weather conditions will not in- win was needed to make sure cause neither club has a senior CLONEA v. CAPPOQUIN from Division 2 to Division 1 terfere again so that we can get of involvement in the play-off hurling team and having been as well as winning -a quarter- over round one without a hitch. When they met last year, Cap- stages. (The score of 4-18 to 0-4 held up by we-ather and county final and playing in -a semi- With the exception of Dunhlll poquin came away disappointed made it a drab and uninterest- tea-m -involvement, the Board final, so with limited talent and Dungarvan, all the pairings •that they had lost a game that ing game. With Eddie Nolan, are availing of every date and (and we must face the fact that clashed in the championship looked all theirs -at one stage. Noel Crow-ley, Kieran Delahun- v^nue. our talent is limited), we did last year and it will be inter- They allowed Clonea back into ty, John Te-bay, Michael and It is -an interesting tie and very well. As i have sold on a esting to see if any of the re- the game and go into a four Eddie Coady, etc., determined to it should provide some excit- a ferw occasions, our panel are sults will be reversed. I can see make another bid for county ing football. -Last year when the young and lack the experience this happen in at least a couple honours, I cannot fancy the championship was -played on a and skill needed to figure satis- of cases. chances of the Western team. knock-out system, Olashmore factorily in the top group of Lar Hanrahan, Ballinacourty, Dungarvan who has been adjudged Waterford Co-op's Dairy defeated Ferrybank before los- hurling counties, it wiill take COLLIGAN v. PORTLAW BALLYDUFF v. LISMORE ing out to Ballinacourty in more time—perhaps one or two Farmer of the Year pictured with his ACOT Adviser, Brian Hilliard. He will be guest of extra time in a re-play. B'aliina- championships and -a league honour at a reception hosted by the Co-op. at Whitechuflch House Hotel this Thursday at Their game was the very first CTT BOOKLETS ON The result was described as a meela lost to Stradbally (2-8 to season before the players are X p.m. at which he will be presented with his award. Mr> Hanrahan will represent Waterford of the championship last year big shock when Lismore (0-12,1 2-5). Stradbally went on- to beat ready to challenge the top and what a disappointment it- beat Ballyduff (1-5) in the first Co-op. in the finals of the Competition which is sponsored jointly by An Bord Bainne and Dunhill before losing by four counties. The -others didn't get was. Portlaw won on the score MARKETING AND round on the same date last points to 'the county champions, there over night and we too, the Irish Farmers journal. (Plboto: Rory Wyley) 1-10 to 0-2 and any game with year at Cappoquin. On from Kilrossanty. This, In my view, must -have patience -and perse- there went Lismore to the will put B-allinameeila in with verence. EXPORTING county final and while Bally- a favourite^ chance -to start off duff -won their next three games with a win. On Wednesday of next week, Accurate, easy-to-understand (Shamrocks, .Colligan and Roan- training will resume for the information is important for ex- more), they never got back on As will be seen for our list of Munster championship meeting porting companies -and Coras terms with Lismore on points. fixtures, there is >a full pro- with Limerick at Th-urles on Devastating Day For Waterford Tra-Chtalla has added three new The result was regarded as a gramme of minor football fix- May 24th. A new panel wltll be titles 'to its "Guides to Export- shook -because Ballyduff had tures do-wr. for decision. The drawn up and is very likely to GALWAY 5-16; WATERFORD 1-12 ing" series. "Quoting for Ex- played as favourites in the pre- games have been changed from include the majority of the pre- port—How to get it right," vious county final, in which Wednesday because of the Wa- sent selection, it will not be sel- That Waterford are not yet ton 0-1 each. Waterford — K. "Making -a Sales presentation" they were beaten- by Tallow. terford v. Limerick under 21 ected until -after the under 21 quite ready for the big time was ai Hurling League semi-final. realistically the result was not Delahunty 0-9 P. Bennett 1-0; and "Marketing Technology" hurling Miunster championship Munster championship -and the ; Ballyduff have since lost the clearly evidenced in Portlaolse It was a devastating day for all that surprising although the J. Beresford, A. Cooney -and N. aire -now available, bringing the game at Fraher field on to- first round of -the club hurling services of Sean Prendergast on Sunday last when they went Waterford who had previously margin of Galway'-s victory -pro- Crowley 0-1 e-ach. total number of booklets to 26. night, Wednesday. After this championships. There were few and Michael Q-uirke. Michael crashing to defeat by six-teen shocked Cork 'in the quarter ved the greater disappointment "Quoting for -Export — Ho-w to week, the games in this com- injuries on Sunday last, except Walsh is also doubtful for this points to Galway in the Nation- final. But 'looking at the game for t-he large band of Waterford Galway — P. Murphy; P. Pig- get it right" examines the in- petition wila be played, as al- Pat Bennett who suffered a tie. it would seem 'to leave them followers in -the 18,000 atten- ott, C. Hayes, S. Treacy; O Kil- ternational terms of trade and ways, on Wednesday evenings. hairline fracture of the thumb. in with a poor chance against dance. kenny, T. Ke-ady, T. Kilkenny; terms of payment to show how This will not interfere with his Lismore, who have reportedly M. Coleman, S. Mahon- M. Mc- the exporter, by mastering their inclusion on the new panel. ABBEYSIDE SCOUT& Galway were in no mood to lost none of their side and who JUNIOR FOOTBALL Grath, J. Cooney, -M. Naughton; apparent complexities, can con- be charitable on the day and will be determined -to make an- E. Ryan. B. Lynsky, A. Cunning- vert them 'into a definite mar- Only one is listed and this playing with -the Wind in -the other fight for the title. They RESULTS ham. subs—J. Coen for M-ahon; keting advantage. This booklet will take place at Aglish where first- half they exposed glaring will have Brendan Lawto-n, T. Monaghan for O- Kilkenny. explains, in easily understood Ballinacourty play the local The senior football champion- weaknesses in an inexperienced Richard and Michael Ronayne, language, the marketing advan- Geraldlnes side. ships got off to -a rather in- OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE Decies defence. A devastating Waterford — P. Curran- P. Billy Lee, Donie and Bdilie Lan- tages of invoicing in foreign auspicious start on Saturday ten minute .period yielded three Walsh, J. Dunford, F. O'Doher- ders, Billy Cunningham, Denis currencies, ensuring prompt de- LEAGUE DEFEAT last when the two scheduled goals for the winners and ty; T. Sheehan, L. O'Connor, D. Buckley, Brendan Prendergast, livery and payment. "Making a games were, played. forged the way for their impres- Foran; S. Ahearne, N. Crowley: John Oashman, Billy Ormond, The simple message from the FROM LOCAL SCOUT TROOP AT Sales Presentation" is a practi- sive win. J. Beresford, D. Byrne, A Coo- Liam Buckley, etc., and should National Hurling League -semi- At Kilmacthomas, Dunhill cal guide to making s-a-les pre- ney: P. Bennett, P. Ryan, k. De- be able to repeat last year's final is that we still have got a were luoky to escape from a sentations hi-cluding prepara- Waterford had shown prom- lahunty. Sub. — K. Ryan for win. lot to learn before we can very determined Brickey Ran- CORK OPERA HOUSE ise -in the open in,g minutes Sheeiian. tion selling skills and. selling match strides with the best ol gers challenge- There was very u-ci-i,niUiuus. "Marketing Tech- little spectacular football in Walsh, Kieran Higgins, Brendan when they -took a two points Ref. — P. Long (Kilkenny )V" DUNGARVAN V. DUNHILL the hurling counties. We were On -Tuesday last (.April 14th) nology" is concerned with this very closely contested first Fiynn, Anthony Hackett, Aldan lead against the gale force wind. beaten by a side who were bet- the 4th Waterford Scout Troop But once Gatway began to pres- topics such as technology pro- This will be a historic occa- round and only a. small) number Wall, Paul Tobin, Anthony Car- ter in almost every position on appeared las special guests at surise the limitations of the tection, technology audit, mech- sion for the new intermediate of supporters turned up. Two roll. Mark Shepherd, Raymond the field and we never seemed the Cork Scout Show. This Waterford defence began to be anisms for transferring techno- champions, Dungarvan, and it points separated them -at the Crowley, Sean James, Alan able -to cope wi-t-h the Galwa-y finish. privileged opportunity arose as exposed and Galway were as- logy, markets and marketing will be -Interesting to see how attack, who made some very B'eatty, Barry Cliffe. Derek Ken- a result of the scout show's pro- sured of a final place when they strategy, pricing,, negotiations well they begin their senior hur- expensive gaps in our defence At Portlaw. where the Roth- nealy, Tomas Kiely, John P. ducer acquiring a video of the led by 12 points at the break. and technology distribution. ling campaign. The venue has at vital stages of the game. mans' Motor Rally caused an Abbeyside Scout Show 1986. Cosgrave, Aidan Mull-arkey, b,?en changf-d from Portlaw to amount of congestion, Ferry- Waterford followers were 6ALLYSAGGART Pat Curran made a few good After weeks of practice the pro- Liam Moore, Mark Stearn, HAVE HELPED MANY Walsh Park and their first bank. as we -predicted, proved hopeful of a resurrection from saves, but on a couple of occa- ducers and directors of the Michael Brett, Conor Power, COMPANIES round opponents will be Dun- too good for last year's county the side -in -the second period sions, he left his line and an show came to Abbeyside to Gerard Mullen, Enda Donnelly, hill. finalists, Kilmacthomas. They with ithe wind behind them but According to Mr. David empty net for a fast moving audition our performers which Gavin Keane, Michael Sheeh-an, each got six scores, but two a-l-as it was not to be. Galway NOTES L,ynch, QTX's South East Re- afctaak which seemed capable they were very impressed with. Michael Verling, Bryan Elstead, When Dungarvan defeated well taken goals for Ferrybank continued to dominate and ad- gion Manager, the booklets, of punishing e-ver-y mistake. Brian O'Mahoney, Nuala Ryan, Passage in the intermediate decided the issue in their fav- We had originally been slot- ded two further goals to go on IN HOSPITAL since OTT began producing hurling county final, -David The entire defence had a poor Christina Tobin, Ray Moore day and on occasions were at our. The winners here are a ted 'into the second act of the to t'he easiest of wins. them some two years ago, have Burke and Peter Quealiy were arid joe. And a special word of Her many friends in the 'sixes and sevens' In their at- very much Improved side and second half but on seeing the 'aelped many companies in- unavailable for -the fianl. They quality of our performance they thanks to Fdnbarr Keohan, our Scorers: Galway — A. Cun- locality wish a very speedy tempts to hold off the wave of could conceivably be one of the Musical Director. return to good health to Eileen crease their level OL knowledge will be back on Sunday and at-taicks. I thought the 'half- dark horses of the champion- decided that we would be better ningham 3-3- J. Cooney 1-7; M. about specific exported related with players like Dereck Lyons, suited for the closing perfor- McGrath 1-2 B. Lynsky, T. Kil- Meagher Who is at present in back line to be particularly ship. "SUB-SCRIBE PLUS." : tihe Regional Hospital, Cork. topics. He said that these book- Dermot Callaghan, Pa Meehan, pcor although the major scores mance of the night, it should kenny, T. Kead-y and M. Naugh- lets assist companies to come to Thomas Curran, Ray Dwyer, be pointed out that the Abbey- resulted from full baekline SCORES grips with the process of ex- Morrie Ferncombe, etc., they side scout troop was the only WEDDING BELLS weaknesses. porting and thus help improve must be fancied. Dunhill won S.F. Championship: — act from outside the Cork their fin-al match in last year's The -attack got a poor enough Dun-hill 0-7; Brlckeys 0-5. region. Congratulations to Noreen their overall export develop- Troy, New Street, Lismore. who ment. He added -that exporters championship when beating supply of the ball in the first Ferrybank 2-4; Kii-mac' 0-6. Tallow by 3-24 to 1-5 and on the half and they made limited use On the morning of the show married Eddie Sinnott. Fish- could get copies of specific guard, on Monday last. We booklets in -the series by con- occasion they looked good en- of what they got. The supply UNDER 21 FOOTBALL we departed by coach from the DUNGARVAN G.A.A. ough to beat any side. We will improved considerably in the Scout Den and arrived at the wish Noreen and Eddie manj tacting their nearest CTT Although we came off second years of wedded bliss. office. There is a nominal fee have to wait and see how they second half, but the Galway stage entrance to the Opera have fared over the Winter best against the All-Ireland of £1 for each -booklet. defence was so solid that scores champions, Cork at Midleton. House in time for the morning NOTES months. They will be relying on from play became impossible WATERFORD BOW OUT Waterford gave a commendable rehearsals. We were met by Tom Casey, Tom Whelan, Ger for us. scored anywhere this year. OF LEAGUE performance in- our first round producer John Woods who es- HISTORIC HURLING DAY Drohan, Tom McGrath. Michael Over the hour we might have The same four players are match- on Thursday last. Trad- corted us to our dressing rooms Kavanagh, etc., to see them off got a couple of more additional where he gave us the days After an absence from senior also on the Waterford Under 21 Waterford's fine league run to a good start. Dungarvan, be- ing by four points at the break. hurling ranks of more than 20 ended on Sunday last in Port- scores -and maybe one or two Waterford took over control o-f schedule. After finding our feet hurling tea-m for -this- week's ing the more -skilful side may of the goals could have been we went to the stage where years our club makes an his- Munster championship game laolse. There was no real dis- Touraneena just about make their senior the game from the restart and avoided. This would have nar- had five wide-s before the home firstly our sketch crew and sec- toric ' return to the top grade against Limerick, while Peter grace in defeat however as debut, -a winning one. rowed the gap but it would in side got back into the game. ondly our main group (the on Sunday when we take on Quealy is included among t.ie Galway would have accounted Dunhill in the opening game in for any opposition on Sunday's no way have- changed the re- These wides were costly (one singers) were put through their substitutes. Notes sult Galway were far and the new league-styile senior hur- form. Well done to Pat Bennett MOUNT S10N v. being a very near miss for a paces and where all the final UNDER 14s IMPRESS BEST WISHES awav the better team in fact ling championship at Walsh who despite a nasty hand in- BALLYGUNNER goal) and ended our chances of hitches were ironed out. Wfe wish the best ol luck to at times they looked a super- Park (3.1©). jury notched up another causing a surprise. The score Our under 14 footballers have Roger McGraith, Touraneena, s'.de. Many of them- have minor At 7.30 p.m. after a meal we That magnificent victory over league goal to brin-g his tally to Bally-gunner ha-ve -a nice does little justice to Waterford been faring most impressively Who recently opened his own and under 21 All-Ireland medals, returned to the theatre when Passage last November gave us twelve -for the series. young side who -are gradually who were closer than the ten- in the- Western. "A" Champion- business;, a betting office in developing -and wlH/i .be in -the the remainder have Ail-Ireland the countdown to curtain be- our ticket into senior rankis, and points margin suggests. I-t was ship, and there is every hope Dungarvan, and also Jim Hic- shake up in the years to come, final experience. The majority nice to -such good support gan. First on the list was when while we will be the rank out- TRAINING CONTINUES see that they will get through to key who has stairted business but I cannot see -them getting of the Galway team hold Rail- for our team at the game. everyone had make up put on. siders against a team as experi- „he closing stages. Our own championship now as an Insurance Broker. anywhere against the county way Cup medals. In skill, ex- Meanwhile- the show was viewed enced as Dunhill. we are deter- An easy first round win over looms and with just a few SYMPATHY champions, Mount Sion. Not perience and maturity we were by the scouts back stage on mined nonetheless to put up a SYMPATHY Kilrossanty was followed by an- weeks left to prepare we look Sincere sympathy is extended that the champ-ions are great no match for them. ciosed circuit television. strong challenge. Victory, it jtiher decisive victory over the- forward to a much improved to Ned Burke, Touraneena, on or in any way sure of retaining There were some nice patches Our sincere sympathy is ex- First of our performances was should be stressed, is not be- Nire. Next Monday's game turn-out at training. Otherwise the death of his uncle, Jimmy their title, but with so many of spectacular hurling by Wa- tended to Western Bbard secre- the "Doctor, Doctor" sketch yond us. against Tallow could be a it might be a very short year Landers, Villiersitown. which experienced men like Pat and terford. particularly in the first tary, Anthony Walsh and fam- featuring Denis Siattery, Mieh- Unfortunately our regular crucial one. indeed for the club. occurred on Saturday, April 4. Kevin Ryan, Anthony Cooney. half, but unfortunately it all ily, on the death of his mother, aur for the blue and laghan, and surely the high- SHANDON STREET great no' Abbeyside and one Brlckeys v. Sllabh gCua (T. { light Of the entire game was DUNGARVAN yellow (ftiey at<; now conslder- The runners-up in the Conna Five-A-Side Soccer Tournament: j. Barry, Michael Barry, Tom Barry, D. Cranin, J. Sice, P. Crotty). 1 Dermot's quite magnificent 44th whic' Telephono 058/42116 Moroney, D. Buckley (capt.) Also included arc Dave Fecncy, D. & T. Feeney (sponsors), and referees Paul Hayes and Win. At Abbeyside: 3 p.m. J.F. — minute goal. It was as good a Ardmore v. Kilrossanty. in&iose who took are as ,,-oa-l as you are likely to see Kearney. k. (Photo: Rory Wyley) failows - John Whelan. Ciaran PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1987.
Waterford Co-op Is Set For ARDMORE AND REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS
Waterford Go-op demonstrat- ed further 'Progressive growth GRANGE I.C.A. and Increased financial power The April guiid meeting on that she can wear, and the In Its annual report for 1986. New Expansion Tuesday April 14, was a parti- right colour can- make a com- There is higher turnover and cularly buay one. There was a plete change. She demonstrated profit, compared with the very materials as milk 'and cereals. feature. The stronger cash flow lengthy discussion on the var- this on Mrs. B. O'Brien with satisfying figure of 1986, there made it possible to spend £5 Turnover for 1986 rose 7 per ious competitions and other several different squares of Is an excellent aasih flow and million on capital projects and preparations for Federation Day material awd ascertained that a sharply improved balance cent to £217 million and pro- still reduce borrowings by £3 fits rose by 11 per cent to £4.2 in Maiy. she is a Winter type. sheet. It is oif particular signi- million. million. This was achieved In ficance that this has been ach- Above all, the 1986 report in- Arrangements were made for The colour types are desig- ieved while istlM paying one of spite of very difficult trading tlhe 'day-long vigil for peace nated according to season, and conditions, in which adverse troduced by the Chairman, Tom thp best prices in Ireland, to Walsh, and Chief Executive, which the members of the iCiA Mrs. Moynihan went on to its suppliers, for such raw currency movements and high keep every year on Good Friday further elucidate her points, by interest rates were a prominent Stephen O'Connor, reflected the success of the Co-op's concerted in our loaal church. applying light make-up to Mirs. drive for cost efficiency, allied Mrs. Brown told us of the O'Brien. 'Mrs. Moynihan is avail- to dynamic development. It winning dish she made to the able for consultancy ten Dungar- Clearly demonstrated that it BIM 'Fish Cookery competition. van and many people were in- has built up the resources on She had booked to accompany terested to- the services avail- which to face the future with her daughter to France on the able from her. confidence. school outing, so unfortunately, — S. LENIHAN, P.R.O. Planning Applications will not foei available for the IMPORTANT CAPITAL national final. PROJECTS Granted In March The report stated: "We clear- Mlrs. M'. Colbert was our guild representative at the Scholar- Ml. Dunne, College, Ardmore— ly see a responsibility to move The County Manager, Mr. Dan ship Week to Termonfeckin in Hurley, made orders granting Re-roofing and Retention of Ex- up several gears in our ap- March and' gave ah account of applications for planning per- tension, to Factory at Duff- proach to product 'research de- it toi the guild. It was a pilot mission as follows during the car rick, Ardmore; velopment and marketing. In "LIFT THE fact, we tare already doing this course on Health organised on month of March; J. Crotty, Kilmanahaai, Cton , r.n H71.V... /O TY..;:: li^i.-rfnnl in a positive fashion. Important mel-^Extension to the Front of a workshop basis aind dealing capital projects 'at an advanced T. Feeney, Ballyeafy, Aragien House at Kilmanahan; with wide and varying aspects stage Include the new £6 mil- — Renovations to Dwelling at Wm. Sullivan, Clonea, Car- of health, oni a national and RESTRICTIONS" Badlyeiaify, Aragien; lion cheese factory, in joint ven- personal basis'. She' had to work rick-on-Sulr—.Entrance to Farm ture with Dutch partners. We G. O'Sullivan. 68 Sweetbriar Buildings at Clonea; hard 'but enjoyed it very much Lawn, Tramore _ Replacement have planned to spend £12 mil- and look® forward to renewing V. Riel'lis. per M. J. Shalloe & lion ijmimedteteiy on projects of Flat Roof & construction of Co. Waterford — Extension and her acquaintanceship with An SAY WATERFORD porch at 68 Sweetbriar Lawn; that embraoe management and Grianan. completion of Extension at No. operation control systems, M. cowming, 17 Wniterpark 2' Patrick Street, Tramore; Tihe President gave an ac- Grove. Carrigaline, Co. Cork — launch of new or 'improved conr iM. Walsh & C. Purcell, per sumer products and such as- count, of the- recent Federation Dwelling at Crinmaugihtaun South Easterini Bungalows, Wa- meeting in Carrickbeg and also FARMERS East. Cappoquln, O.P.; pects Of cost efficiency as ra- terford — Bungalow at Kilmoy- tionalisation of milk assembly. of the recent very successful M. Byrne, Homeruie Street, lan, Kilmacthomas; Ws have also enhanced our re- Officers' Meeting ih 'Dungarvan. Waterford IFA members re- 'Abbeyside, Dungarvan — Bath- M. O'Flarr.ell, 2- New Street, search and development capa- Mrs. B. Keane, our represent- presenting three commodity committees have called on new room, Kitchem & Sepftic Tank at Lismore — iReteintion of Living- bility and propose' t0 go further ative on the- Hall Committee BaWymacnrngue North, Dungar- room and Roof Alterations at 2 in this vital area." reported that the work is nearly Industry and Commerce Minis- van; New Street, Lismore; complete, with the flour being ter, Albert Reynolds, T.D. to lift H. Courcha, per: O Criostoir & The report added; "While a laid' and the stage nearly the restrictions on Nitrogen, im- Ml. O'Connor, Bleonahouree. Assocs., Dungarvan — Construc- lot of the ground work Is al- finished. port from Eastern European Cappoquini 3 Chicken Houses tion of Study onto Existing ready done, we are confident countries imposed by the C'oali- An account was given of the at Glenbeg, Dungarvan; House at Gowiaun, Old Parish; that the real benefits will flow t.on Government on the eve of Guild of the Year project and D. O'Connor, Church Road, J. De Blank, Pallas Lodge, in 1988 and beyond." reaving office. Tramore — Dwelling ,at Bailina- Woods town — Retention of arrangements for Crafts demon- moyiitragh, Dunmore East; Structure at Knockaveelish. strations to second-level stud- Ab ai meeting in Dungarvan, IN. Murphy, per P. O'Brien, 50 Woodstown; ents, were discussed. Note was representatives of the County's Viewmount Park, Waterford — taken' of the number o.f extra Grain, Livestock amd Dairy Dormer Windows at Dock Road, Sir R. Keane, Cappoquto Es- trees set this- season on ICA- committees were told by IFA Dunmore East. tate 'Company, Clappoquiw—En- oceupied farms. County Chairman, Mr. Gerry largement and .Installation of THIS WEEK ACOT Murphy 'bnaifi the new measures K. Retell, per P. S. Carroll, 6 slurry Tanks at Dairy in Tin- COLOUR ANALYSIS wvll inevitably lead to price in- Colebeck Street, 'Waterford — tu-r, Cappoquiin; creases for all'i users of nitrogen. Mrs. Sadie Moynihan was at Retention of Bungalow & erec- T. Murray, c/o iMoylan, 34 CO. WATERFORD They were told that last year last able to begin her very t.on of Porch at Kilmacleague, Redford Pk., Greystones. Co. Ireland imported 30,000 tonnes interesting talk amd demonstra- Dunmore East. Wicklow — Septic Tank at of Urea and 42/OiOO tonnes ol tion on Colour Analysis, the im- D. Whittle, Ballyshoneen, Coastguard Station, Ballyma- SAYS O.A.N, with the effect of reduc- portance of which is being Dunmore East — Garage at caw, Dunmore East; MILK ing Irisih nitrogen prices to tsallysmoneen, Dunmore East; If you were over quota last realised more and more. Each near World Market level. Under J. Power, Kilmiacomb. Dun- Ml. Cummins, Ballinakina, year and your situation has not person has a special skin tone the new regulation Ireland can nuore East — Extension at Kll- Half-way House — Extension at changed as far as cow numbers which determines the colours only import 20% of last year's iniacomb, Dunmore East; Ballynabool Half-Way House; and calving dates then you imports from the East Euro- peans -which represents U.C'Oo p, McGrath, per Bride View Curran, Tamarisk Cot- should be feeding 'as much milk Homes, Waterford — Bungalow tage, Ouniryore East — Renova- as possible bo calves for the lO-xines Ol' 'Urea iand 9.000 tonnes at Airdeenlou Bast, Kilmeaxlen; tion Works amid Dorme Exten- rest of tihis rn'onith (to avoid ar. C.A.N. N. Power, 71 O'Conneli Street, superlevy. Also, start checking sion to Existing Cottage at Al- The committee members feel Waterford.—Bungalow at Castle pine Cottage, Circular Road, your milk supply from June on ohat it is absolutely necessary Kcad, Butlerstown; Dunmore East; in comparison to last year to CEISTEANNA DALA ..najo tne cost of essential farm T. Mackey, 70 Sweetbriar help you monitor milk supply J. Kingston, per N. Power, 13 ,mputs are kept in check by Lawn, Tramore—Garden Centre levels and dry off all cows early Shannon Drive, Avondale, Wa- iiav.n g the widest possible and Dwelling at Ballyma-bin, from the heTd over the' follow- FAOIN RINN terford — Bungalow at K-U- choice of supply. It is totally Dunmore East, O.P.; ing months having in mind the Chuiread'h an Oheist Dala seo carragh, Graintstown; unacceptable to Irish farmers E. Flahavan & Sons, per possible milk supply for next ar san Craobh Dhun Garbhan t)na/t state industries such as H.D.S. Manufacturing Ltd., Cel- February and March. de Phairti na nOlbrithe:— O. Kirwan, Old Road, Kil- Nitrogen Eireann, Whitegate, br'idge, Co. Kildare — Develop- Chun a fhiafrai den Taois- macthomas — Extension to DAIRY HERD etc. should be protected by ment at Kinagrange Mills, each an bhifuil se 1 gceist ag House at Old Road, Kilmac- There is evidence that many enjoying a monopoly of supply. KiJlmacthomas; Udaras na Gaeltaclnta lonald thomas; dairy herds have not sufficient The Waiterfard members de- E. Fay, 4 St. Kevin's Terrace, cheardaiochta a bh-unu !na replacements reared in tlhe past mand tlhe restrictions be Dungarvan Road, Clonmed — P. Kiely, Curradoon, Ballina- ohuid talun i mlBaile na nGall, that two years because of the quota lifted without delay as farmers Extension to Cottage at Clon- mul't — Agricultural Develop- i nGaeltacht na Rinne; agus situation. This is most serious. cannot afford to endure price moyle, (Rathgormack; ment at Curradoon, Ballina- cathain a thosnoidh an obalr Correct this situation, now by increases 'ait this time or indeed P. Power, per Mir. A. Blanc, 6 mult. thogal ar na hionsaid sin. giving 50% of your herd in the forseeable future. Abbey Close, Ferrybank — iriesian insemination this year. -Proinsias De Rossa (Palrtl Oarage at Oarrigcastle, Kilmac- SHEEP na nOlbrithe). thomas; Where ewes are on scarce Taoiseac-h agus Aire na Gael- Ml. & Mgft. Ahern, per R. grass, it is necessary to keep tachta (An tUasal C. O hEOch- Walsh, Bai'ilnlaw, Slieverue, hand feeding to maintain milk aid-hi — Ta breithniu a dhean- aroh ag an Udaras ar thoga Waterford—Extension to Dwell- supply for adequate lamb chun aonaid cheardaithe a ing at Riathgauge, iionmahon; REPRESENTING growith performance. We go back a very long way for our pict tliogail i nGaeltacht na Rinne IRISH MILK PRICES ures in the "Remembering Other Days" p. O'Sullivan, per M. J. Shai- RE-SEEDING series this week, the three are reproduc loe & Co., wateriord — Forch & aoh nil 'aon chtoneadh deanta tions of old postcards which we found in This is a good month to re- a family album loaned to us by Mr. and bathroom at Priest's Road, seed. Before re-seeding make Mrs. Liam Morrissey, O'Conneli Street, Tramore; WATERFORD IN sure the field is o.k. for lime. A HELVICK HARBOUR Dungarvan and which were sent to Liam's mother in the early years of the present DEVELOPMENT STILL LOWEST Mgt. M Govers, per O Crios- dressing of 3 bags 10:10:20 or century when she was the proprietress of The following Dail question the then "Tipperary Hotel" which we toir & Associates, Dungarvan— 3 bags of 14:7:14 per acre is The general trend in milk was asked on behalf of the featured here last week. On top is the old "Examination Hall" at Mount Melleray Alterations and extension to suitable. Prepare a good fine prices received by European far- as it was in 1911 while in centre is the M riouse at Baliymacmague bast; SLOGAGH FINALS Dungarvan branch of the Work- mers in 1985 was upwards, ain Street of Kilmacthomas as it was in firm seedbed, cover seeds lightly ers Party:— 1905. Note the RIC man standing under E. Hayes, Siieveroe. Butlers- and roll or roll in seed. Select with an improvement relative the tree. At bottom is the old bridge over town—2 Sites at Butlerstown; To ask the Minister for the to the target price evident in the Blackwater a« Youghal as it was, also Co. Waterford will be repre- a' grass seed mixture to suit in 1905. Incidentally the postage stamp J. Prendergast, per P. Ken- Marine if the costed plans for all countries except France. sented at the national finals of your specific purpose. on each of these postcards cost only one rick, Melleray, cappoquini—Sep- the development oi Heivtok har- This is the main finding in half-penny! Slogadh Bhanc na' hEireainn '87 tic Tank at Carrignagour, Lis- bour, Co. Waterford submitted the annual re-view of producer itn MiuHingar this week (April more; by the local fishing cooperative prices for milk conducted by 22-26) by young people from J. Galloway, per Tritschler, Meitheal Mara na Rlnne have Mr. Eamonn Pitts of An Dungarvan, Sliab-h gCua, TrjiiSohler & Associates, Water- been examined; and When work Foras Taluntals Marketing De- Slieverue. aind Kilmacthomas. will commence on the harbour lord — Retention of Ground partment. NEW GARDA development to eliminate the floor Extension and New First In ithe stage events, the set- In Ireland, prices relative to hardship iat present caused to t'loor Extension at Ainnestown; dancers from Sliafoh gCua will the target price increased by fishermen who have to wait T. Cunningham, West Street, compete in the under-12 and one per cent, buit remained be- hours to leave and enter the Ballynoe Round-up 1921 RECRUITS low .Che level attained by all Tiallow — Storage Buildings at under-15 sections, while Augus- harbour. —Deputy Prolnslas De west Street, Tallow. tinian College, Dungarvan will The Minister for Justice, Mr. other EEC countries in the Gerry Collins attended the Rossa (-W.PJ. (Contributed by Johnny Buckley, Ballynoe) M. P. Kiely, per O Crios'toir present plays in the under-lo study. passing out parade of 76 new The Minister for the Marine & Associates. Dungarvan — Al- and under-18 events. The price for milk used in The above historical episode gardai at the Garda Training (Mr. Daly) — The plans for the ociui'.d catch thiait bloody white- terations and .Extension to manufacturing to Ireland con- is readily summarised to • the —Sean Hennessy, Pupils of St. Declan's Com- Centre, Temple more on Wed- development of Helvitck Harbour tinued to be over seven per- •nalred Yank, Che war would be House at S'kehaniard, Abbeyside, tallowing verse: Ballynoe, Co. Cork. munity School, Kilmacthomas, nesday of last week. submitted by Oomihlarchumann centage points higher than in over long aigo." 12/10/^1. Dungarvan; will have pictures on display in The new garda recruits In- Mheitheal Mara na Rinne are the U.K. Despite restrictions on "On the li7tlh of January 1921 The- following are some of the P. & B. Hennessy, 227 St. the art and handcraft exhibi- cluded James Collins, Knocka- being examined by my Depart- access to intervention, prices iBaiiynoe wiais surrounded names vWhiclh appeared in Che "When you are old and cannot see, John's Park, Wateriord — Ex- tion. They are Seamus o Ceal- teemore, Dunigarvan (who has ment in conjunction with simi- continue to improve In 1986 to And told to move on. writer's own hahdwriting to the tension to Cottage at Gorta- laigh, Miaheal de Noireis, Deag- been assigned to Navan); John lar plans already received from The Netherlands. They 'marched then through book with the relevant observa- Put on your specks and think ciode, Kilmeaden; the Office af Public Works. of me." laln, de Barra and Diarmuld F. Ryan, Mount Fair, Tallow Fluctuations in market prices Conna tions of the writers P. J. Farragher, per Martin O'Neill. Also on display will be (assigned to Pearse Street, Dub- lit has been agreed that the for cheese laippear to be a de- And up COolagO'WN. "Dearfaid'h an Ri linn —Peadar O'Callaghan, J. Kearnes & Co., 36 Eyre Street, pictures, cartoons and sculpture Lin)- De-clan Power, Hillmount, urgent need at Heivick is the cisive factor to explaining And oil' to the .barracks of old Go delmhito adeirlm libh, Bal'lynoe. Galway — Retention of Dwell- by Lorraine Ni FMonnato, Dara Newtown Hill, Tramore ('assign- provision of adequate flotation. movements In Dutch and Ger- Fiarmoy town." An fhaid a dhetaeabhair e do •Bere Island. ing at 6 The Spa, Clonmel; O coistealbha, Daithl O Faolain, ed to Donnybrook); Paul Barry, To this end approval has been man prices, according to Mr. dhuine de'n chuid. 9/12/'21. In itihie ealrly hours of .that Ml. K. M'urphy, c/o JOhn Ben- Mairtln O Dubhlainn, Deaglan Rhincrew, Youghal (assigned to given for a grant to cover the Pitts. Is suaraighe de m'braithrigh day the British military, wlno "Our cause Is just in God we nett, Logleiagsh, Ballysaggart, O Loinneargain and Liam Rathmlnes) and Daniel F'iavln, cost of a boring survey, on annsio, •trust Denmark held Its position of were stationed then in tibeir Lismore—Extension 'to Dwelling O Griofa from Slieverue Voca- Ardsalliagh, Youghal (assigned which work is expected to com- Do dheaneabhar domh-sa e." paying the highest prices which Uhousajndis' in Fermoy Barracks, 10 guard our Irish Nation at Knockaniska, Ballysaggart; tional School, to Fiitagibbon Street, Dublin). mence shortly, so as to ascer- far exceeded the 'target price —Alfred O Raithile, We'll fight till death our tain the extent of dredging re- sent out a detaichment o-. sol- and was once again over 10% Colaiiiste Oll'sgaile. latest breath quired at the harbour bar and diers to interrogate and Mrest higher than any other member Carcalgh. F'ar self Determination. berthage area. likely Republican suspects in Oilean Bheara. State studied. tne areia around, Ballynoe, Con- 12/10/1921. —Eamonn O hAircin, na and Gfengoura-. Mm who were just preparing tor work Cluato saluato, Aire dhuit ce he bheidh na 'Mainlster Fhearmuigh, were apprehended iand brought chomhairllse cogair duit, is e- do iio Ballynoe where an identifi- Co. Oaroaigh. leas e, no it^aimhleas. Bere Island, 8-/10/'21. cation parade was held. All —"An Seabhac." onus© wlno had any association Oilean Beara, 27/10-/'21. with the- country's freedom movement were then' marched Professor O Raithile became off lto Fermoy Biairraoks. Some a priest late in life and "An ii.ioughibful people handed them Seabhac" or Padraig O Siochru some welcome sandwiches as taught Irish in Olond-une and tihey passed through COnna. wrote "Jimin Maire Thaidh." IFA CALL TO THE Thiey spent about a fortnight in ••Bayonet thrust nor shot can Fermoy aind also in Kilworta kill Uaimps, prior to their transfer Faith and love invincible to Bally kintar, Spike aftid Eiere F'orce and fraud shall CENTRAL BANK Islands. crumbling fail In 'Che triumph of the Gael. A call for a reduction of at They were joined to these —.Liiam o Matghamna, toast H% in interest' rates by BRIDGE CORNER prisons by many o-bhers irom Garraidedubh. clearing banks has been nua-.di" all over Munster, including pro- Cluan-Molt, by Che .IFA. CUNNIGAR BRIDGE CLUB M. Christopher (best gross): Mainiister na Corann, Results, April 8 — 1st, Mr. T. 2nd, Mrs. P. McCarthy and Mr. fessors, tieiaichers, people' ol the I-FA National Taxation Com- land and several others. Co. COrcatgh. Butler and Mr. J. Prendergast: J Prendergast; 3rd. Mrs. N. Oilean Beara. 8/10/'21 mittee chairman. Tom Clinton joint 2nd. Mrs. P. O'Driscoll and Foley and Mr. D. TWomey 4th Recently a very interesting dallied on the Central Bank to : book wias discovered in a house "OILEA'N BEARA Mrs. G. Murphy, Mr. N. Whelan Mrs. M. Fleming and Mrs. N. This world would not be dark signal tftis reduction to the and Mrs. A. Dwyer; joint 3rd, Comerford. locally and the names and writ- clearing banks immediately Mrs. M. Brennook and Mrs. U. ings of the prison-ears in Bere and dreary Mr. Clint'ani said 'that the 3 O'Dwyer, Mrs. F. Prunty and HARBOUR BRIDGE CLUB Island at Chat time are includ- If men would know the' plan month interbank market r,ait,e Mrs, M Carty. ed in this book. At) that time, TO give when they have to was now down to under 12.',', Results, Easter Egg Competi- spare DUNGARVAN BRIDGE CLUB too, Billy Buckley of Castle- There was no justification why tion. April 9 — 1st, Mrs. Judy 1st, Mr. C. O'Doherty and Mr. lyians Who was domiciled in To help their -fellow man." tihe bank overdraft rate should Noctor and Mrs. Z>ita O'Sulli- J. Spratt; 2nd, Mrs. L- Fleming America, returned home on —Sean Pairceir, be almost 16%. van: 2nd, Mr. Ned Whelan and and Mr. L. Power. hearing of Che rising and he, Conna, Co. Carcalg. '•An exorbitant mar Mrs. Brid Culloo; 3rd, Miss like his ifamoius parochial con- 10/11/'21. ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB this is unjust. a'.. TOBIN — Fourth Anniversary —In loving memory of our dear mother, Josephine Tobin, late of Frank Browne Ladywood, Birmingham and for- LISMORE CASTLE MURPHY'S merly of Ounnlgar and Balllna- go-ul, Ring, Dungarvan, who wias TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND called by God to her eternal OPENS TO NURSERY SPECIALISTS peace on April 28, 1Q83. On her soul Sweet Jesus have mercy. RALEIGH AGENTS Masses offered. THE PUBLIC All Leading Brands Stocked. As the angeils sang Amazing Anyone who enters the town First Class After Sales BODY SHOP 058 42424 Grace, of Lismore from the North has Service. 24 Hour car accident service-used car sales, crash repairs and respfays. The Lord came down and by necessity to cross the bridge Trade-ins accepted. touched your face. which spans the BHackwater at PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. Then He whispered sweet and one of its narrowest and deep- Baby requirements at law. est points. Those of us who unbeatable prices Come with me it's time to go. -make -this journey regularly Telephone 058/41376 BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt God called you home so may become immune to the Drills, Hammers, Grinders -gently, grandeur which surrounds the and Transformers. That only you could he-ar,, pl-ace but for -those who visit Also Grass Cutters and And no one heard the foot- th-e town for the first time, Hedge Trimmers. prints, there is but one really enduring Golden Wonder Of the angels drawing near. memory and 'that Is of resplen- EATING AND SEED BEN O'NEILL It was hard to pant- with one dent Lismore Castle casting its BO dear, shadows on all it surveys from O'Connell Street, Dungarvan its pinnacle on the right bank Phone 058/41933 (t-c) We never thought the time Potatoes For Sale was near. of the river. Set on a sheer out- O'FARRELL It's four years ago today MOm crop of rock in sylvan grandeur, Ballyanchor, Lismore. FOR SALE—1983 Toyota Cor- There came- that sudden call, the Castle -truly seems as if Phone 058/54337 olla D'X; 1081 Renault 5L; 1681 You took the hand of Jesus, perched on the branches of the Fiesta; I960 Renault 18 TS; 1980 trees which- inturn seem to be And gently left us ail. rooted In the- gloomy waters. VW Golf Diesel: 1079 Fiat 131; We never knew that day. 1'976 Toyota 20. Finance arrang- Its immensity and strength con- What sorrow thiat night would vey a variety of emotions for ed. Phone 058/56346. bring. while seeming austere and Pictured at the Gold Coast recently, Billy O'Donnelf (second from right) winner of the first race of the season of Gold Coast LIAM BARRON When ai heart of gold stopped domineering, it is also, indis- QUALIFIED HEATING AND .FOR SALE—3-pieCe suite with -beating. putable, both tranquil and glo- Boardsailing Club, which was sponsored by Moloney's Crystal & China Shop. Also pictured (from left) are Peter Jordan <2nd), PLUMBING CONTRACTOR loose covers; teak tv/video unit; And we couild noit do a thing. rious. It Is, in fact, one of Ire- Emily Moloney, Shane Lannon, Commodore, Gold Coast Boardsailing Club. (Photo: David Stearn) Standard lamp. Telephone 051/ Will those who think of our i land's truly great houses for, 91169 after 6 p.m. Mom today, though much of the present Glenribben, A little prayer to Jesus say. building dates -from -the 17th (SO sadly missed but never and 19th centuries, its history Lismore forgotten by her husband John, reaches back much further and Oil, Gas and Solid Fuel sister Lena and loving sons and mirrors closely the totality of IN MEMORIAM daughters, 'and in-laws and LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES systems installed. I Irish history from 'the 12th grandchildren in Ireland, Rich- Century NOrman Invasion on- Also: Inter-linking off dual COMMUNITY GAMES tant we are in this game a-t Broderick I Girls u/16 7 00m—3rd, Eithne CONNOLLY — Second Anni- ard and Alice, in England, wards. least on level terms. Girls u/14 700m. — 3rd, Mat- Dahil-1. systems. versary — In loving memory of Birdie, Mamie, Madge, Trease, Last Saturday at the Water- Therefore as i see It there ilda Beecher. : So -well done to the -athletes Bate Ann, Willie Peter and ford Glass Swlmmln-g Pool six 24-hour Service. our dear daughter. Vera Con- Lismore first became promin- will be very little -between the Girls u/14 hurdles—3rd, Mat-1 on performing so well, Telephone 058-54443 nolly. 21. Woodview Park.. Tal- Larry.) communities took part In the teams -and tihe victors will be ilda Beecher. I —(P.R.O. Lismore A.C.). ent as a seat of Christian learn- Waterford Co. Finals. lOw, Co. 'Waterford, who died on ing around the seventh century the team with the correct atti- I April 28. 1985. R.I.P. WHELAN — Ninth Anniver- It was a wonderful success sary — In loving remembrance when St. Carthage founded a tude and the greater deter- As we wander to your grave- Monastery there. It retained its for the Lismore swimmers who mination to win. side, of Simon late of Skehac-rine, took home a total of five Gold Aibbeyside, who died on April 25, influence right up to the Nor- Just a quick note to all pro- 1 COLOUR TV Your flowers I place with man invasion, -was visited by and seventeen Sliver. moters and members of the oTTTr^ur own 22" Colour TV care. 1978. R.I.P. Sacred Heart of With a large Llsimore follow- for as little as Jesus have mercy on his soul. Henry Ii who recognised its Super-Draw — the second draw No one knows our heartache, strategic importance, >and by ing, excitement was at a high takes place this Saturday night £16.19 per month. As we turn and leave you (May and all the family.) pitch and these five Gold could HOUSEWIVES- YOUNG—Will the mends and his son Prince John, who In in Roanmore and all money Finance' arranged. 4 years there. 1185 erected -the first castle on- have been increased only for must be handed in before the guarantee on parts, labour We often sit and think of you neighbours of Molly Young late the site of the episcopal palace. defeat by t'he proverbial inch. draw takes place, and tube. And think of how you died. of No. 3, King street, Abbeyside Thereafter, the Castle and its Sincere congratulations to all FOR THAT SPECIAL DRINK please remember her in their To think you could not say estates have known various and a special compliment to LISMORE CRICKET CLUB Rent a New 22" Colour TV prayers on this her anniversary their coach Sean Power. for only £15 per month goodbye, masters, moving from the Bish- Masses offered. ops of Lismore to Sir Walter Winners of Gold Lynne — from — Before you closed your eyes. •Always remembered by her Taking a stroll around the Time does not heal our heart- Raleigh to the Boytle family and Hea-phy u/12 Breaststroke; Em sports fields the other evening TASTING LIKE PLAIN YOGURT ache. family at home and away.) ultimately in 1748 to the caven- mett Quian-n u/12 Freestyle; we slaw the cricket grounds be- CASEY TV dish family, Dukes of Devon- Tony Dunne u/114 Free-style; WITH NO ADDITIVES DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 Or stop our silent tears. season. Speaking to secretary Or take away our longing. shire. The Castle -has known S-inead Power u/14 Freestyle: Ir.g prepared for the coming Remember: What we sell we For our Vera we loved so dear war, siege, destruction and re- Maeve Henry -u/14 Backstroke. Eric Flynn, he informed us that TRY OUR— service. You're not just a memory, surgence and constant familiar- Silver — Liam Ahearne u/8 there are many fixtures for the Or part of the past. Dungarvan Leader ity with the political and cul- Freestyle • Clara Dunne u/8 next four months, starting in You are ours to remember, tural elite, such 'as Bishop My- Freestyle; Claire Dunne u/10 May A sure sign that summer LAWNMOWERS repaired and As long as life lasts. TELEPHONE (058)41203 ler McGrath, a collector more Freestyle: Padralg Pollard u/14 is near, when the first -cricket Delicious Fresh sharpened. — The Foundry, Our lips cannot speak how we of earthly goods than o-f heav- Backstroke; Tony Hickey u/14 fixture is only a few weeks Stephen Street, Dungarvan. loved you, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1987 enly rewards; Richard Boyle, Breaststroke, Grainne Barry away. McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE Our hearts cannot tell what the great Earl of Cork; his son, u/14 Breaststroke- Sean Ah- Cultured Buttermilk is open every Sunday from 11 to saiy. Robert, father of modern chem- hearne u/16 Freestyle. MR. J, BARRY a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 istry: King James II: Lady U/13 Relays — B'rid Pollard, YOU CAN ALSO USE IT FOR BAKING. But God only knows how we Caroline Lamb, confldente of p.m. week days; closed on Mon- miss you. Sasha Cotter, Jennifer Walsh, The death has occurred ol * * * * day—McGulre's Garden Centre, In our home that is lonely NEWS OF TOWN Byron and other members and Claire Dunne, Regima Walsh. Mr. Jackie Barry, Bishopstown, Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- associates of the Cavendish Emmett Quann, Tony Dunne, phone 051/82136. today. family. at Lismore District Hospital on 'Sadly missed 'by Mam and Gary Oakham, Paul Whelan, Monday, 13th April. He was in ABBEY REWINDS— Armature Brian O'Farrell. his early eighties. Dad. Leo. Paula. Suzle and The beauty and attraction of and Coil Winders, AC, I>C wind- Caroline.) AND His remains were removed to CENTRAL DAIRIES LTD. ing service far Motors, Genera- Lismore Castle lie not just in LISMORE F.C. NOTES COUGHLAN — Third Anni- its architectural facade, though St. Carthage's Church and his DUNGARVAN tors, Tta-ns'Iormers, Welders aind funeral took place to St. Car- Coils. New aind used motors versary — In loving memory of tven this alone has given in- Last Monday afternoon the Catherine Coughlan, church St ROUNDABOUT spiration to poets, musicians, thage's Old Cemetery. ble in a sh0,,s and supplied. Mooidiay to FTidiaiy, 9 first ever representative game To all his relatives, friends Price 30p per litre - S your -Roundsman" . a.m. ito 6 p.m. — 17a, O'Connell L-'.smore, who dsied on April 20'. I artists and photographers, as by IThe Red House League was 1984. NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR witnessed by many a traffic and neighbours we extend our Street CWyleys), Dungarvan, Co. played in Lismore with The deepest sympathy. Waterford. (.1-5) Two tired eyes are sleeping, THE BLIND jam on Lismore Bridge. Regret- Waterford League as opposi- Two willing hands are still. Meeting of the National table, however, this Is as much tion. The visitors won by one MRS. ELLEN DOOCEY CHIMNEY PROBLEMS? — If The one who worked so hard Council for the Blind in Law- as many of us hooa.to see,-Its|^cai to'nil ^n' a 'verr^entVrtain- you have them we can solve gardens, turrets, banquetin: for us, lor's Hotel, Dungarvan on tag game. We regret to record the death poor cooker performance, giving Is resting at God's will. Thursday 23rd at 7.30 with a halls, art-works, antiques and Both Donai and Dave Lan- no heat to room, relining old '(Always remembered by her on 11th April of -Mrs. Ellen HORSE OWNERS view to starting a local branch r n Doocey. late of Roundhill, Lis- loving family.) 8 S T-^Ho ders acquitted themselves with and damaged flues, leaking In Dungarvan. All are welcome. ^i £