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39 Tullow Street Carlow Garments lrJ Vcb I Nf.��1- E "1dC Shilling CARLOVI�( ()N A * Journal ' l -of the Society * - ----==--=::========;; IRISH CLAN TIES Carlow'� Leading Bakers By D, MOLEYNS I We are Sole Ai:ents"for Carlow. The and Confectioners Crests of all the Famous Irish Family Names. I The O'Neills, O'Byrnes, O'Tooles, I I Nolans, McDermotts, Burkes, Christmas Cakes a Speciality O'Kellys, Murphys, Morans, Fitzgeralds, Brennans, O'Don­ Purest ingredients only used nells, O'Rourkes, McDonnells, I O'Carrolls, Kavanaghs, O'Con- I nors, O'Connells, etc., etc. I I11 I ' A TIE YOU WILL WEAR WITH PRIDE I Send to your kinsmen overseas for Christmas DUNNY'S Order now CASTLE STREET The House for Men CARLOW DUBLIN STREET, CARLOW Phone 151 Prop: M. V. Hanley Phone: 113 I WILLIE HOSEY BonCHOICEST Bon SWEETS, CHOCOLATES and FRUIT 138 Tullow Street Minerals and Ices Big Selection. High,class Quality I - * - Carlow Our Cafe I Lunches, Teas and Snacks I Varied Menu Tailoring and Outfitting High-class Service Wedding Receptions and other Functions catered for. High.,Grade Clothes E. McDonnell, Proprietor TULLOW ST., CARLOW for Men and Boys ii NO ONE KNOWS BETTER THAN OLD CARLOVIANS THAT W. & G. Hadden, Ltd., have carried on the family business for over one hundred years and that the Carlow Branch was purchased from Mr. Adam Ford in 1909. Mr. Ford's predecessor was a Mr. Luttrell, in partnership with Mr. Burgess of Athlone, and Mr. Luttrell's predecessor was Mr. Henry Banks (a grand uncle of Mr. W. H. Hadden and at one time Chairman of the Carlow Urban District Council) who owned the main part of the present business in the middle of the 19th century., ii HADDENS "V!. & G. HADDEN LTD. CARLOW ' KEHOE'S FOR RADIOS ./dechael J/fc f!tJonnell (lf6a/)(lo('. ) ;£/c/. SOLE CARLOW AGENT FOR � MURPHY AND PYE RADIO Purveyors of Pure Food Supplies Philips Pilot, Marconi Models Wine Merchants also Stocked Tea and Coffee Specialists Efficient After Sales Service Civility :: :: Value and Repairs to all Makes Service and Courtesy GERALD KEHOE 148- 14.9 ._%//o{,O f/i"ee/ Radio and Electrical Service c«aJflow. 136 Tullow Street, Carlow Phone: Carlow 16 and 202 lliiJ Jlffi We thank all our Customers (or [[[l I their patronage in past years and illll f1ID rrrn invite them to s::e our range o( I[I] !Ill] I]]]] TOYS including SLEEPING DOLLS, lil]J Michael Doyle I ITill i GAMES, TOY GUNS, MECHANICAL I IITil TOYS, Etc. f1ID f1ID [ill] Ii [lJ] ITTl [ill) lllII Grocery and Prov,sions II [ill) Big variety o( CHRISTMAS CARDS [I]] illll [ill] lliiJ UJJ General Hardware QlJ and CALENDARS. Ii [J]J [;ffi i! I]]]] rnn Agent for ESSE Cookers !! IIID IT] ii IIID Special value in BOX CHOCOLATE [ill I! IIID l!lil ji am and other SWEETS (ram all the lllII am lllII !Jill leading manufacturers. lllII f1ID lllII THE SHAMROCK f1ID lllII [D * lllII Ifill [ill] f1ID um 71 Tullow Street, Carlow IITil You are welcome at IIID IIID IIID 8il IIID , Telephone Carlow 7 f1ID [Ill [III] Jennin s & Co. lllII g lllII nm Ill]] Ifill Castle St., Carlow. um A Welcome (or all at O'NEILL'S GARAGE CARLOW SHEVLIN'S PHONE 141 83---4 Tullow Street MORRIS DEALERS Carlow * For more than 30 years Motorists GROCER, TEA, WINE have been satisfied with our Services. & SPIRf T MERCHANT We invite you to come along. ii II II * ,,ii 11 i: Courtesy and Attention my motto 12 HOUR PETROL SERVICE Daily, 8.30 a.m. - 8.30 p.m. EAT SHEVLIN'S BREAD J. J. WALL JAMES W. GAVIN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR --------------- Motor Garage • Consult us for better Electrical I and Work and Efficient Repairs. Service Station Stockist of all your Electrical Requirements. Kilkenny Road Estimates with Pleasure. Established over 20 years. Carlow Phone 197 GRANBY ROW, Carlow MOORE'S GARAGE A. E. COLEMAN BURRIN STREET, CARLOW MOTOR AND CYCLE DEALER --0-- 19 DUBLIN STREET Main Dealers for Triumph, Mayflower, Standard, Volkswagen, Studebaker. CARLOW Limited Dealer for Morris, Rilev, Austin. ---0--- Hillman, Ford and Commer Cars. Main Dealers for International Tractors Agent for and Machinery. We supply David Brown, Ferguson, RALEIGH CYCLES Fordson, or any other make of Tractor. All Classes of Tractor Implements Supplied Repairs a Speciality Tractor Ploughs, Bind�rs, Combine Harvesters, Combine Seed and Manure Drills. Tractor Mowers, etc., etc. Accumulators Charged Dealers also for Catchpole Beet Harvesters Repairs of every desnription carried out to Cars, Vans, Tructs, · Otis, Greases and Spares in Stock Tractors or Farm Macninery. Enquiries Invited. Phone: Carlow 153 ! Gavin's Fishing Tackle I ii Granby Row Hardware Supplies II I Carlow 1 of Every Kind \] ALL TYPES RODS, REELS, 1 LINES, BAITS IN STOCK II I II OVER A HUNDRED PATTERNS OF I TROUT FLIES. ROD REPAIRS. W. P. GOOD LTD. 1' GOOD STOCKS SALMON FLIES I f 1 Agents for l CARLOW Walker Bamp�on l ii Allcock Millward II Ogden Smith Agents for AGA Cookers II Rudge Haynes Prestcold Refrigerators Day! B.S.A. Cycles, Etc. Milbro \ ;-· ---THE HOUSE FOR VALUE--· GENE�AL DRAPERS OUTFITTERS FANCY STATIONERS BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE --SHAW'S LTD.----'1 II TULLOW STREET CARLOW PHONE: 159 GRAMS: SHAW'S, CARLOW . CZT Journal of the Old Carlow Society Vol. 1, No. 1, New Series, Dec. 19 52 The Reason Why HE Old Carlow Society has now been established for several years. It has prospered due to the T work of an active Committee. It has received IN THIS ISSUE: I public support. But it can hardly claim to have * " induced the younger generation to throw their characteristic enthusiasm into the absorbing work of The Reason Why preserving the story of the past. We have tried to reconstruct the story of Old Old Times are Changed Carlow, the various facets of its social life. We have -Old Manners ,Gone resorted to the scattered records. We have tried to tap the vanishing memories of old men and we have attempted to draw together the fractured web of Light Comes to tradition. Old Leighlin Our greatest task is to obtain a view of the social life of the years gone by and to link up the informa-, ,j Early Printing tion about the origins of life in this district with the 11 developments that are taken for granted by those who I' How They Went to 1/ make the history of our own times. Blazes In compiling this magazine in a new format we Ii Ii are attempting to include a picture of the present and 1! the recent past which wrill not only interest those Boats on the Barrow around us but also provide material for the historians II -0f to-morrow. To do that we need co-operation. If Ii Tall Trees and we get that co-operation we can continue to live as a Ii Great Men journal of local importance and our experiment will be worthwhile. X The First Civic Fathers We want to make this Journal a financial success. We have provided our advertisers with a medium which, we can justifiably claim, has more than a pass­ Looking Back at ing value, and we have given our readers-we hope­ Tullow St. .. some interesting food for thought and discussion . Ii This Journal is compiled and edited for the II In Town To-day people of Carlow and district. But it has an interest II • for those in the county, too, and for those in the II surrounding counties. As time goes on we hope to Ii The Faulkners of I\ Castletown widen the appeal of our publication. We need your II continued support in this worthwhile endeavour, and we hope that our confidence will be repaid. How the Golf Club LIAM BERGIN Began t o. Edit, . ors. i AIDAN MURRA y J mt ! ' ii 5 travellers at the Station. Then there ·was Pembroke, a quiet backwater of life made sombre by tall trees. Drum­ ''Old Times are Changed: mond's nurseries now flourish there, ·while Mr. Walter Kehoe does one of the biggest export trades in Ireland in poultry Old Manners Gone" produets. By LIAM BERGIN OLD SHOWS In Tullow Street Tynan 's Hotel has vanished to give HAN'GE is the lot of us all. and justice progressing in red plaee to the modern Ritz C Let the traveller return and ermine with an escort of Cinema. A further cinema at to his native town, what does Dragoons from Miss Spong 's the top of the town fills the he find? New names, new on the Kilkenny Road to needs of the times. But only faces and often the favourite Court Place. the shell remains of the old resorts of his childhood altered Further up the Athy Road cinema in Hurren Street beyond recognition. However in those days stood the Bruen opposite the Deighton Hall, well he keeps in touch, the Memorial Church, carried which ,ms reeonstructed by hand of time has been at work. stone by stone to its new site the late Frank Slater and sub­ Even those of us at home in Graigueeullen. Behind it sequently went up in flames. are gradually overwhelmed by was the quarry-hole, threatened Joe Carter, who grew up with the things that are, and only on the recalcitrant youngsters the cinema business in Carlow, very occasionally do we re­ of those days as the bottomless still controls the mechanics of call what was long since. pit of banishment! Now it is the silver screen at the Ritz. Plans are made, developments a public park.
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