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PENSMAN TAKES YOU DUNGARVAN YOUTH DIES IN behind the SPOTUGHT HORROR CRASH A teenage apprentice plasterer was killed instantly last Mon- day evening when the van in MITSUBISHI AND SONY 21" NEW which he was a front seat pas- NO MEDALS FROM NEW SELECTION OF senger crashed Into a wall on SEOUL PADRAIG DALY'S the main Dungarvan-Watetford • 30 channe'BLACKl remot' eFLA controT SCREEl with TeletexN TVt and POEMS road near Tarr's Bridge, about TV/Video Stand. Although it is less, tihan a We were privileged ito receive two miles outside Dungarvan. month, since the 24th Olympiad Seamus Connors (17), Sea Don't be a mug, buy the sets that have it all, during the week an auto- including full 5 year guarantee parts, tube and commenced and endled in Seoul Park. Abbeyside, Dungarvan graphed copy of a newly pub- was returning from work with labour. See the 1992 Olympic Games in true living in Soult.li Korea it htas been lished selection of the poems his friend and near neighbour. colour—still guaranteed—only on Mitsubishi and quickly forgotten wlhere th.is composed by the Dungarvan Garry Donnelly >(26). Kyne Sony 21" 'Black' FST Televisions. country is concerned at any Park. Abbeyside when the acci- poet Padraig J. Daly." The dent occurred shortly after 4.30 rate. Without doubt the Olym- selection, taken mainly from p.m. pic Games of 1988 were a the poet's Ihree previously The road where the accident fascinating view, smarted and published collections, "No- occurred is virtually straight finished by tlhe most marvel- and wide and so severe was TELETEXT - TELETEXT - TELETEXT where But In Praise," "This With TELETEXT you can gain access to all sorts of lous of opening and closing the impact which practically Day's Importance" and "A demolished the van that mem- information such as times of upcoming Olympic ceremonies, but much of what Celibate Affair" but aJso in- bers of Dungarvan Fire Brigade events and results, prices al marts around the had to -use cutting: equipment went on i.n between was tar- cluding some hitherto uncol- country and up-to-the-minute information on all nished. to extricate the dead youth lected works, has been made from the wrecked vehicle. form, weather, finance and sport news. For those Who represented by Jack Harte, founder of the The dead youth is one of a NOTE — Sony and Mitsubishi 21" Sets have Ireland al t.he Games it was an Irish Writers' Union and has family of five girls and two FASTEXT which is a superior system. been edited by John F. Deane boys and lived with his parents absolute disaster. Our showing In Abbeyside. TELETEXT — TELETEXT — TELETEXT in Seoul was dire and showed and published by Dedialus The driver of the van who is —drugs apart—Ihow far adrift Press. . a plasterer by trade received very serious injuries and was we are when competing in Karen Egan (second from right, front) winner of this year's Dungarvan Youth Club's Miss In a foreword lo the selection Youth Club couitest photographed with the other finalists. The contest was jointJly spon- removed by ambulance to Wa- World class events. Tlhe grim terford Regional Hospital. called "Poems Selected And statistic wias thlat 17 countries sored by Baumanns Jewellers and Tiuslee Savings Bank. Included are Bridget Duggan (ad- It was stated at the hospital MITSUBISHI VIDEO SPECIAL - £399 New," Jack Harte says that Fr. Remote control and slow motion. from Western Europe, from judicator) and Yvonne Baumann who present ed the prizes. (Pat Crowley) that his condition was serious Padraig (a member of the but stable. tlie far north of .Soandanav.ia to • JVC REMOTE CONTROL VIDEO Augustinian Order now work- TIPPER CAPSIZED thie warm climes of the Medi- Sometime later, also on Mon- RECORDER — £399. ing in Dublin) had a clear per- terranean, from Greece to day evening, a tipper truck • NOW IN STOCK — SONY'S NEW VHS VIDEO! ception of life and in li.is Refuse Collection owned by a local firm of heavy Portugal, from Britain across writings "was celebrating it in machinery operators which was Just In — New Range of— thie Low Countries to West all its paradoxical complexity, transporting a load of clay and Germany. Italy and Austria and iarge rocks capsized at the the pain as well as the roundabout at Coolagh Road. Pa nasonic Video Recorders alll but two won medlals. Of pleasure, the brutality as well Abbeyside but fortunately no Including the fabulous D48 4-head video with super thie latter the snuLl principality as the tenderness, the hours Labelled Containers Only one was injured. freeze-frame and superb slow motion and of Luxembourg was one and of loneliness as well as the The main road to Waterford Ireland was the other. was nartly blocked for a period picture-in-picture facility. moments of liove." In a letter from the County but the obstruction was cleared Secretary. Mr. B. J. McNally Our entire performance at This latest publication will and gardai had traffic flowing members of Waterford County again within a very short time. lhe Games (apart one can say be welcomed as an opportunity Council werp informed at their Will Be Collected from our boxers) reflected the to renew acquaintance with Fr. monthly meeting held in Tra- disastrous state of .sports stan- more last Monday that arrange- TV GIVE AWAY! - TV GIVE AWAY! Padraig's earlier poems for ments had been made to come tion and where the labels to the households concerned in * Bush 20" 39-channel Remote Control (Free TV/ dards here and thie disastrous those already famiiliar with into operation from Monday might be purchased. "The col- which the Council's Finance Video Stand, Free Stereo/Radiio Cassette) — £399 lack of amenities which exists next. October 17. that in regard lection will be on existing Officer Mr. Paul Clerkin. in- them as well as for new readers formed them that in order to • Mitsubishi 20" 12-channel Manual (Free TV Stand, at all levels. to the County refuse collection, routes and frequencies, and THE to introduce themselves to only refuse containers that had containers not bearing a label maintain the Council's Domes- Full 2 Year Guarantee) — £399 verses that wi'H surely be read will not be collected. Persons tie Refuse Collection at, its pre- * Sonv 20" 8-channel manual — Black Trinitron But ,while our competitors all the official label attached sent level for 1938. the Council with delight by all. would be collected. who leave out refuse without ^ MORESBY Tube — £399 went down lhe drain, the army lab&l leave tlwm&elve's liable for !iac decided . KEYBOARDS now in stock. comments made by RTE com- anid never one to leave things Ageing. The theme for the Day linking old age with disability mentators during the course of to chance has been on the is "Age Is Opportunity." It has and illness. The National Day campaign trail already for been designated by the Minister On Ageing aims to challenge the games which, show the the stereo types and to dispel • Panasonic Blank Video Tapes, 3 hour — £3.99. several weeks and is reported for Health. Dr. Rory O'Hanlon standard achieved by them: at the suggestion of the Na- some of the myths which sur- • Hi Tech 3-hour Tapes only £2.99- )ohn Kirwan describing the to have visited virtually every tional Council for the Aged in round ageing. • Super Special quality tape price — 2-pack Sony Dail constituency in the pro- order to highlight the valuable As we add years to life and cycle race: "The race will be contribution made by older health tc life (only a minority 3-hour Tapes only £8.29. won by the rider who first vince by now people to society. of old people suffer from illness FINANCE ARRANGED ON ALL ITEMS crosses the line." The current Fianna Fail or disabilities' we need not as- Many of us need to be re- sociate! ageing with poor health A "Morning Ireland" re- European Parliamentarians for minded that life does not end or dependency Instead we porter on our canoe team: Munster are at 65 because so many nega- should think positively of how "When they realised they (Cork) and Sylvester Barrett tive images of being old exist. to add life to years as the World BEN O'NEILL We often forget that most Health Organisation suggests. weren't going to win they (Clare) while the other three people remain healthy, energe- Telephone 058/41933 eased back into last place." seats are held by T. J. Maher tic and capable of participat- ALL SHOULD GIVE SUPPORT O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN Brendan O'Reilly on the (Indp.) and Tom O'Donnell ing actively in society long CHECK THE REST BUY FROM THE BEST! () and Professor Tom after they have reached the Young and old should all give BUY FROM THE BEST! walking competiion: "It's a age of 65. This time of one's life their support to the promotion CHECK THE REST sport that somelho-w has never Rafferty (Oortc) both Fine cam be a time of opportunity of active citizenship and self- got off tihe ground here in Gael. and personal satisfaction for determination in old age by en- Ireland." While none of the sitting those who use theft talents and couraging and enabling oldei experience to the full. people to participate as equals Jim Sher.win on lhe fact thai members have so far made any in education, arts, crafts and swimmer Gary O'Toole had significant moves for re-elec- Yet many elderly people do cultural activities, leisure tra- been- drawn in lane eight for tion all must be well aware of not participate as fully .as they vel and exchange programmes, one of the heats: "I'm afraid tlhe track record of th Water- are capable of doing in, the life work and employment, com- e of their community, perhaps mercial enterprises, voluntary, Waterford he's at the bottom of the pool." ford Deputy and the scorching through feelings of not having professional, trade union acti- It is to bfe hoped that we pace he is already setting. a roio or not being wanted. It vities. public and social affairs will have learned some lessons MORRISSEY'S HOTRL is hoped thr* National Day On and family and community COOP Ageong wifii give them the en- life. from the Seoul experience and IN CAPPOQUIN couragement they need to Par- that we will display more sense During thie past week we ticipate more In community Many national and regional when decision time for Barce- learned more aboui M.ordssey's activities organisations have pledged their support for the Day and lona 1992 comes around. various events will take place (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) throughout the country in vil- lages towns and cities to show fff the role the elderly can play and are playing in the life of their community. MAJOR VETERINARY RECORD TRADING Patron for the Day is the THE IDEAL DRINK President. Dr. Patrick Hlllery. MEDICINE FOR THE HEALTH CONSCIOUS IS FOR WATERFORD DUNGARVAN PROJECTS To highlight this National Father and son, Eddie and James Moote. Abbeyside, who are PROMOTION Day on Ageing, members of running in the Dublin City Marathon in aid of the Sudan FOODS SHARES local voluntary organisations in CENTRAL DAIRIES Dungarvan and Community Disaster Appeal. Donations may be given to Eddie or James Heavy Demand for shares Care section of the Health and the support of the public would be very much appreci- and a premium of 25% above Board have arranged thp fal- ated. (David Stearn) QUALITY the issue price marked the first low in« programme for Sunday day's trading foT Waterford afternoon next, viz: — Foods pic on the Unlisted DATE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 LOW FAT MILK Securities Market on Thursday, 2.30 p.m. — Meet at Grattan October 6. Square. Weather permitting, Willie Fraher of the Museum GOSSARD PROMOTION VENUE: SHOPWELL, DUNGARVAN After the placing of 7.821,500 Society w® conduct a guided shares at 64p had been official- tour through the historic part — at — ly recorded, the share price of the town and park. A certi- In Attendance — Veterinary Consultants. moved immediately to 80p and ficate from Cos pair will be pre- continued to trade both in the sented by t;he I.C.A. to each par- HELEN'S morning and afternoon at that ticipant in the walk. 27, O'CONNELL STREET, level, closing at 80p. 3.30 p.m. Fatima Hall. Short e st Commenting on the day's talk and blessing by a P,ri u DUNGARVAN outcome. Stephen O'Connor from the parish, followed by Managing Director, said that he light refreshments and enter- When you purchase any 2 Giossurd garments (one of * Special Discounts was delighted with the confi- tainment. Proceedings will end which must be a bra) you will be entitled to free week- dence shown by the market in at around 6 p.m. available during this week-long Approved Quality WateTford Foods. He added that It is hoped that the over 65 s end acoommediation for tw*o plus the free Gossard Bath promotion in Dungarvan and the significant premium of 16p will attend at one or both of Collection. above the 'Issue prttee reflects the above venues and take part So call now and avail of this great offer. Branches. System positively on the company's in what is expected to be a very performance and future. enjoyable afternoon. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 450, 1988.

SPRATT' BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES TALLOW NOTES ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. medals. A very large number ver pins at Mass in St. Mich- By the narrow margin of two of plaques and trophies were HAPPY EVENTS county minor championship lengthy discussion on the awarded to -the lucky dancers. COUNTY WATERFORD Congratulations to Mr-, and successes. Readoiri Competitions. A meet- ael's Church on Friday, Decem- points our under 14 footballers Mrs. Tom Casey, Toor on- the A meeting of the adult club ing will be held on Saturday, ber. 2nd. Anyone eligible to re- were beaten in a dose encoun- Prizewinners were as follows:— RESIDENTIAL FARM — c. 125 ACRES birth of a son: and to Mr. and on Thursday night last discus- October 22nd in the Library at ceive on© of these pins Is re- ter in the current league com- Eleanor F'lynn. Claire Flynn. with substantial two-storey residence Mrs. Pat Condon. Glen'foran. on sed the publishing of the club 9.00 p.m. to deal with this com- quested to contact Fr. Mulcahy. petition by Ballymacoda (Fr. Aoife Sheehan. Elaine Cliffe, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY the birth of a baby ,eirl. history later In the year. Ar- petition. Anyone interested in Pat Flynni or Martina Kearney O'Neill's) at the latter's venue Orla Cunningham. Brid last Saturday. O'Leary, Aideen McDermott, (Situate within 8 miles of DunBarvan) rangements were also mad© for representing the Centre to any as soon as possible. The local branch of Fine Gael the1 erection of netting behind of the following competitions- The Regional Pioneer Social Orla Walsh. Michelle Murray, Debails and map available from the Auctioneers. CAMOGIE Yvonne Houlihan, Caroline would 'like to thank those who the goals in the community solo singing, ballad group, refu- will be held In Lawlor's Hotel. Houlihane, Ann-Marie Houli- supported the recent Church field. tation. figure dancing, set Dungarvan on Friday. October han Tracy Coughl-an. Niamh SPRINGFIELD, DUNGARVlAN Gate Collection so generously. dancing, music and novelty act, 28th and tickets are now avail- is the venue for the County Junior Final, St. Cath- Murphy, Therese Condon, DETACHED 4-BEDROOMED RESIDENCE SALE OF WORK PIONEER NOTES are requested to attend. Most able from Martina Kearney. Elaine Harpur Bill McNamara, The 3rd and 4th class pupils of the competitions' Include two Members o.f the Council wii'l erines v. Bishopstown on Sun- WITH DUAL HEATING day. October 23. Mary McNamara, Eileen Cough- of the local National School re- The October monthly meeting age igroups. attend at the Library after lan Paula Heskin. Irene Flynn, FOR SIALE BY PRIVATE TREATY cently head a Sale of Work in was held in the Library on Fri- It. has been decided to have Masses on the' week-end of Oc- T-ara Flynn, Caroline Hapnon. Further particulars from the Auctioneers. aid of Troc aire in 'the school day night last. Thetre was a a, presentation of gold and sil- tober 2 9 th/30 th. BUS FROM PARISH TO Cla-ire Hannon. Breda O'Brien, and raised £60. it was support- ALL-IRELAND Theresa O'Brien, Fidelma Fee- ed by the children, from other ney Annette Feeney. Jennifer SILVERSPRINGS, DUNGARVAN classes. DETACHED END SITE FAMILY HOME Last Sunday a packed bus Feeney Claire Mills, Lynn G.A.A. NOTES load of GAA enthusiasts left Power. Mary Pratt, Niamh Man- Wlidh many additional features throughout, in chiding The schools football team the parish for Dublin's Croke gan, Emma Mangan. Paula top quality carpets and, curtains. had a good Win over Clashmore Park to witness Cork and Gouid-lng. Mary McNamara. Meath footballers in action. It FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY last Friday evening by 4-7 to Cong-rats to all- 0-5 having defeated Grange/ was a hard, close and exciting game, which looked like going The club wishes to thank For details of these town houses and other residential Ardmore in an earlier round. everyone who contributed to These wins put them through either way in the last few min- organising the Feis, those who properties in the Dungarvan Urban a'rtea contact the to the play-off stages. utes, with Meath gaining the baked cakes and gave of their undersigned. The u-12 footballers have de- verdict by that single point. time on the day to- doing vari- feated Melleray by 1-6 to 0-1 Both counties had four All-Ire- ous tasks. A special thank you and Brickey Rangers by 5-9 to land honours to their credit to the Credit Union for spon- 3-4 in the Bord na nOg com- prior to last Sunday and the soring a trophy for the fourth petition. They play Shamrocks Royal County's win- should now year in a row. It was won by Edmond Spratt & Son, in the fleld this Saturday .at 2.30 give Cork -that extra incentive Breda O'Brien. p.m. Players to be present at next, year to equalise on that M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHTMHOM) 4.2211 2 p.m. score with the inclusion of the On Sunday. October 2nd. the "equaliser" of course. dancers travelled to Ballin-col- lig to a Feis. The following were successful — Claire- Mills, LATE . Paula Goulding. Breda O'Brien, TEMPLEVALLEY. TALLOW Iren-a Flynn, Tara Flynn. The next Feis will be held ,in Death has robbed the Tem- Killeagh H-all on Sunday. Oc- piievaiiey and T,allow districts tober 16th. —(P.R.O). o,i one of its greatest charac- ters in the ,person of Jim FREE DRAW FOR OVER 00's DICK BARRY & SON Hogan who died at his resi- M.I.A.V.I. dence last Sunday morning. To commemorate the first Jim, for all of his 82 years or National Day on Ageine which LACKENSllLLA, AGLISH, GO. WATERFORD moi'fl could claim that he never will be held on 16th October, spent a day on a sick bed. Tallow Area Credit Union in MOST ATTRAC LIVE RESIDENTIAL ROADSIDE The u-21 hurlers will play With his brothers, Paddy and Tramore in the first round of conjunction with Whitechurch FARM — 69 ACRES (mone oir less) Iim, he joined the defence for- House Hotel, -Ih-e Devonshire Prime Level Land with Milk Quota of 11,500 gallons. the county 'B' championship on ces at a young age but the Sunday next tn Abbeyside at 2 Arms and The Latch, raffled For Sale iby Private Treaty for Mrs. M. Flynn Michael O'Shea, President Killarney Lions Club presenting the Lions Club Golf Championship greater part of his life,- was three prizes of "Lunches For p.m. Players to be in the Village spent as an employee of th© not later than 1.15 p.m. trophy to' Dr. Pat O'Connell, captain of the overall winners, Dungarvan Lions. The other 1 wo' With Wine" at -the Credit lhe landis, aill in grass; laid out in good sized divisions; Forestry Department. Pretty union Office on Saturday -ight. good depth of isurlace; own iwater; easily worked; well Congratulations to Lismore team members are (1. to ,r.) Cyril Power, Tom Coffey and Toim Melody. The competition was hard-hitting in a discussion, he n and Cappoquin on, their recent l'he following are the prize- fenced and sheltered. held at Killanney Golf Club recently. (Michelle Cooper-Galvin) was still very humane and In- winners:— telligent and whenever a ques- Ilhe Dwelling, niceliy set back from road, is 2nstorey, in Mr. Charlie Daly, Tirculle-n, tion arose such as the landing Tallow — The- Latch. Tallow. perfect repair; contains: Hallway, Sittingroom, Dining- at Normandy, or Tobruk. or Ei- Mrs. Margaret Fraser, Con- room,, Breakfast Room, Kitchen with Hamoo Cooker, 3 Alamein battles: the trainer of vent, Street. Taillow — Devon- the Derby winner 30 years be- shire Arms Hotel. Tallow. Bedrooms, Bathroom, Radiators, hot press. OuOoffices fore or similarly the winners of on good dry concrete yard, include 3-oolumn Haybarn CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES an All-Ireland, Jim's -advice was Mr. Val Blake. Carnival, Rowing Club Committee for Conna — Whitechurch House, with lean-to, Cattle Yard with Feeding Troughs, Gaittle RAILWAY ATHLETIC F.C. venue in the first round. There | CAPPOQUIN FLOWER CLUB sought. Cappagh. Crush, 'Gattle and 'Calf Slhedts, Grain Stores, Garage. Under 12 Fixture — On this was a hesitancy throughout in making- their premises avaU- coming Saturday. October 15th, defence and Mike Guiry was The September Flower Club able. 'the- Quiz Master, the spon- Popular with all classes, No waste whatever. Inspection of 'this exceptional our Under 12's will entertain absolutely unmarked when he meeting was truly enjoyable. sors and all those who helped memories of him will be re- ST. PATiR I CK'S PARISH Carrick United in their second in any way to make ,it a success. vived for many years to come, HALL holding is (recommended. Location: 1 mile from Aglish came in by the- left hand post Mrs. Lawton did some lovely but no doubt the welcome sight and nud-wiay ibetwieen Dungarvan and Youghal towns. home game of the season. Let's to head home the first in four seasonal arrangements, much hope the lads will get back to minutes. Ten minutes into the appreciated by all present. The MELLERAY FOROIGE of Jim on his daily walk to The annual general meeting Lanigan & Curran, Solicitors, Dungarvan 058/41085. winning ways after a couple of second half it was Guiry again club competitions were won by CLUB NOTES Tallow for the little flutter on wias hedd on Monday Octobei. defeats. Kick-off is at 10.30 am. the horses will be missed by 3. The minutes oi the previous Joint Auctioii£6{S~~ who knocked in his second past the following:— many of us. DICK BARRY & SON, M.I.A.V.I., Fermoy 025/31577 and players axe asked to be at John Quirke. this time from the In the beginners section — After a very enjoyable year AGM were read and adopted,. the dressing rooms at 10.00 a.m. spot. Though obviously outgun- 1st. Mrs. Mary McBrlde; 2nd. it, was time once again to hold Reports from the treasurer and PATRICK KENNEALLY, Aglish 024/96215 our A.G.M. We would like to Our sympathy is expressed to Under 14 Fixture — Our un- ned. Ballyduff continued to Mrs. Eilish Fleming; and ,in the his brother Paddy (England;, secretary were read der 14's play their first cup battle but as the game entered intermediate section— 1st, Mrs. thank "The Cats Bar." John his nephews Roger Hogan, The President, Very Rev. Fr. KILLEENAGH, HALLOW, GO. WATERFORD game of the season also on this the last quarter, came the turn- Marjorie F'eerick: 2nd, Miss Peppard. Johnny Sheehan. J. J. lemplevalley, Jerry Hogan and M. Walsh. P.P., thanked the PRIME LEVEL ROADSIDE NON-RESIDENTIAL co mine Saturday, October 15th ing point when Sean Prender- Charlotte Buttlmer. Landers and Michael Rawlins Seamus Hogan, -nieces. Hannah. outgoing committee for the with a home fixture against gast's well struck spot kick was The next meeting is on Tues- for their much needed help dur- FARM — 60 ACRES ing the year. Cappoquin, Mary, Cork, sisters- work they had done during the Bolton 'in the 2nd round of the brilliantly held at the foot of day. October 18th. This will be in-law. relatives and friends. year. The President then took (In 1 or 2 lots) Schoolboys Football Association the upright, by Dick Guiry in a "work night," assisted by A new committee was elec- His remains were removed to the chair for the elect ion, of FOR ,SIALE BY PRIVATE TREATY of Ireland (S.F.A.I.) Cup. Bolton the Pinewood goal. From then Mrs. Geraldine O'Leary. Conna ted: Chairperson—Mary B'yrne; St. Catherine's Church. Conna offi-ciems. llhe lands, aid in grass, are laid out in paddiocks with are also in our division in the on it was a foregone conclusion. Flower Club. Bring some Joint Secretaries — Liam Cole- on Monday evening and the in- league hut we have not played For Pinewood a vastly im- flowers and foliage and all are man and Margaret Power; terment -took place -in the local The following officers and never failing, wiater; electric fences all around and them yet. Kick-off In this one Treasurer — Eugene Lyons; committee were elected-: Presi- through; Uni^h fertility—suited to gsrazing, or tillage. proved performance on that of welcome. — (P.R.O. ). New Cemetery on Tuesday. Ar is at 11.45 a.m. and xylayers are their last appearance against P R.O. — Anthony O'Rourke. dheis laimh De go raibh a dent. Veiry- Rev. F-n Walsih, Reasonable reserve. Inspection incited. Map from asked to be ait. the dressing Cappoquin 'B.' At the back Jim CAPPOQUIN RUGBY NOTES The. meeting was closed with anam uasal. P.P.; Chairman, Li-am O'lBr-.fem; Auctioneer. Tallow 4-J miles. rooms at 11.15 a.m. Sheehan and Walter Kearney activities and events planned Vice-do., Liam Dough-lam-; Clonmel 23; Cappoauin 19 DICK BARRY & SON, M.I.A.V.I., Fermoy 025/31577 Under 12 League Table—Our did well and at mtdflettd the for the coming year. A special TALLOW SCOUTS Treasurer, Eugene Barry; Asst- under 12's are finding the going very impressive Gerry Coffey, Last Saturday saw Cappoquin word of thanks goes to Mlchaea do„ Michael O'iRegani; Secre- tough in a very competitive Tom Guiry and Pat Walsh nul- field a rugby team for the first O'Rourke, Betty O'Rourke and Tallow Scouts held their tary, Michael Manga n: Asst-do., 1st division. Dungarvan United. lified the best efforts of Paudie time after an absence of nearly Francis O'Rourke for all their A.G.M. on Friday, 7th of Octo- John Fl(ynn. Johnvlile and Tramore 'A' aU and Sean Prendergast for Bal- 50 years. Clonmel was the help and support during hte ber. The fallowing officers were year. Committee: Maryi McCarthy, share top spot with six points lyduff. Mike, Guiry led the line venue for a very sporting game elected-:— Michael Dooling, P-ad Hogan. from four games. Next come well in what may be the long played in very windy condi- Chairman — Liam O'Brien; John Leahy. Benny O'-Hara Southend United with five absence of top scorer Ger tions. Clonmel were very much CAPPOQUIN MACRA Vice-Chairperson — Monica Tommy Feeney, Tom Roomey. points from five games, Carrick Walsh, out with a serious in- on top in the first half and NA FEIRME O'SulIivan: Treasurer — Mossie Eddiie Cunningham, D.iok Tobin-, FLOODS FOLLOW United have three points and jury. But. the strength in depth scored two good tries as a re- Geary: Secretary — Sheila Jimmy Rohan, Mli,ck Pratt, they are followed by Railway of t.he panel is clear. sult of good back row play, both The Super League finals O'Brien: P.R.O. — Kevin Craw- INSTRUMENTAL Athletic and Villa on two of which were converted. As a were held in the Sports Com- ford : Delegates to Regional JOhn O'Brien, Laureince O'Hara. points. result of a strong wind. Cappo- plex, Dungarvan on Sunday Council — Benny O'Haira and A discussion then took place TORRENTIAL quin had to be content to de- night, October 9. The club was Keith -Dransfield. on) the programme for the Under 14 League Table—Our fend and centres Declan Glavin represented by the following In the meantime the cubs coming year ancl it was- decid- AWARD WINNERS under H's are in a very chal- and Brian O'SulIivan both team — Eamon Hickey Mary and scouts are busy preparing ed that the snooker and pool lenging position, sitting in third coped well with the strong run- O'Brien. Eddie Lonergan, Ger tli-eir programmes for the com- room would be opened) to 14 spot ,in the table. Portlaw Utd. ning Clonmel backs, in the Une- Burke. Ann O'Brien and Declan ing year. yean oldls and upwards, om a RAINSTORM are top with a maximum eight outs, Eamon Hickey and Eamon Morrissey. — (P.R.O.). trial basis from November points from four games. Water- Hayes were to the fore. P. J. Application forms can be had Widespread flooding followed TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES the torrential rainstorm on ford Glass are next with 5 Doints For Ballyduff an unhappy Veale was unlucky not to make P.T.A.A. NEWS flrom the Secretary or amy Monday night/Tuesday morn- from five games. Railway Ath- experience. They can do better the line in a solo effort at the committee member and should letic. Crusaders and Ferrybank end of the first half. Tallow will meet Bally-gunner be returned before November 6 ing last and roads in many but on Sunday the best efforts Now that we are into our in the u-21 decider on parts of the county were im- all have four points. Bolton of Maurice Geary. Jimmy scan' winter programme after the A date for our annual Sale have one point from three The second half saw a big events of the summer and we the 23rd October. Ballygunner passable for a period. games and finally Hibernians Ion Richie and Mike Walsh and improvement from Cappoquin. will probably start as favour- of Work was also fixed tor A quarteu mile stretch of tar- Shamiie Daly were obviously not are working very hard to get ites to lift the title. TaUow's November 24). A discussion a-lso macadamed road was ripped up are still pointless after three going to be enough to get them Many of their first, half mils- our Pioneer Census under way. took place on' the proposed im- games. takes were corrected, but a We have a questionnaire which obvious lack of match practice at Coolnasmear outside Dun- out of trouble. quick drop goal by Clonmel left will be a major concern to team provements of the team-is garvan when a stream in the we will try to get into every courts. Mora about this at a SOCCER: Pinewood ( Panel i R. Guiry, them with a lot to do. From a manager Pat Murphy. Since locality burst its banks sending J. Sheehan. R. Crowe, A. shee- home in the parish in order to we won the Western title on later diate. — PRO. Rood waters cascading down scrum in the middle of the field lind out who our Pioneers are CAPPOQUIN AND PINEWOOD han W. Kearney T. Guiry, G a high ball put, the Clonmel de- the 10th July the team has the hillside. Coffey P. Walsh, M. Guiry. J. and their views on the associa- TALLOW COMMUNITY HALL FOR LEAGUE CUP FINAL fence under pressure and from tion. Our register has not been been together about three or Hogan. D. Ryan. S. Ryan, B'. a five-metre line-out Johnny lour times since then. The de- RESULTS * Other stretches of roadway Fahey. updated for over 20 years and On the Dungarvan area were Cappoquin A' 1; Lismore 0 McGrath went over for a try. parture of Dermot Henley to we are sure that there- are Peg Hally,, Cappoquin. Nelu-e also badly damaged by flooding. Pinewood 2; Ballyduff 0 Ballyduff (Panel)—J. Quirke, The resulting drop-out saw Cap- many changes in it since then. an gland is a big blow to our Co. Waterford was one of the Cappoquin, 'A' and Pinewood R. Walsh. P. Prendergast, S. poquin back on the half way We would be very grateful if chances of winning back the Fr-azer. Talto.w; Mary McGrath, worst hit areas by the storm will meet in the finai of the Daly. P. Ryan B. Cotter. S line for a scrum. Good work by you would co-operate with us in title we last held in '83. We do.; Mrs. Stritch, FerniO'j- Tony Bolger League Cu on Oc- the Cappoquin backs gave Liam hope that Dermot will be back Biieen Murphy, Pa-rkdct-a,; with weli over an inch of rain- D Prendergast, M. Walsh J. Scan- lilllng in the questionnaire' and fall recorded in the 24 hours tober 31. a repeat of the 1987 lon. B. Dunlea M. Geary, D Lantion the opportunity to go having it ready wheni our rep- for the final. The return of Mary Walish, Kilbeg: Anin Cuir- final pairing when Cappoquin oveT for a try which was con- Mark Geary after being in- ran, AgiMi; Peg- Lonergan,, of Monday-Tuesday. Bolger, E Flynn. P. Murphy resentative comes t0 collect it maintained their hold on the verted by Danny McGrath to It i's a very important exercise jured recently is a big boost Ballynoe; Joe Holland, New trophy for the two years of the CAPPOQUIN F.C. leave, the score 15-10 to Clon- for our association in these and if the boys can play to Sttnaet; Bernie McGrath, Tal- competition's existence. Two mel. Two quick tries by Olon- times so please do not cast it their potential, who 'knows. low; Davy Crockett. ViMer®- Mike Guiry goals, one in each Cappoquin 1; Lismore 0 mei, saw them go into, a 23-10 to one side when It arrives at tow-n; Ann McGriath, Tallow; half, the second from a penalty lead but this was shortened to your door. If you have any dif- Moss O'Mahony, park; Thomas enabled Pinewood to see off a We travelled to Tallow last 4 points with three penalties by Coughlan, Kilcoran,; Pa-trick Sunday to play the semi-final ficulties in completing the form Ballyduff effort which never Danny McGrath to leave the we will be glad to help out. We Sheehan, Tallow; Thomas H-ail. £15,000 LOTTERY looked like coming to a suc- of the Tony Bolger Cup ex- score 23-19. which was the final lahian. Affane; Mary Fitzger- pecting a hard game, and it will be delivering the forms cessful conclusion. Equally well score. over the next few weeks ald; Helen* Barry, Lsmo-ra; Joe deserved was Cappoquin's nar- was. Both defences were on top and the few chances that throughout the parish. Donnelly, Woodview Park: Mrs. Tom Murphy (above) and Gar- row margin at Tallow and on Lam dens. Villiiersbown; Mrs PRIZE FOR the respective performances were made fell to Cappoquin Hogan, Castlelyons (Jackpot van Flynn (below), members of and we were unlucky to be held Our centre was represented the final clash should be quite a in Cork City on 23rd-25th Sep- £100); Anna Kelly, Lisimore; 11th Waterford Dungarvan game. scoreless ait half-time. Scout Troop, winners of Best The second half was much tember by Aine Ni Fhiahnusa The club wishes a speedy re- Tess Hickey, Glencairn; Joan Instrumental Award at Feile At Affane it, was a hard and Rita Greene at the inter- Morrissey. Agi-i'sh. CAPPAGH WOMAN fought, no nonsense encounter, the same as the first half. Cap- covery to Trevor Sheehan, na nGasog. held in Mount Mel- poquin well on top. but it was national Pioneer Seminar. It Woodview Park, who was in- (Next Sunday night's jackpot leray Scout Centre, recently. physical but totally fair which was a celebration- of the cen- Mrs. AngeOia Scanlon. Carrow- Jim F'oley handled sensibly but not until, the last 11 minutes jured recently -ini a challenge £375 On 4)8 callis. Books £2.6>0 —(Photo: David Steam). garriffe Cappagh was winner that we got the break. It was a tenary of the founding of the game in the field. We hope to including tromibolia. very firmly, and It was a tri- temperance movement by Fr. see him back for the final. of a .£15,000 prize i'n the Na- bute to both teams that, they perfect cross from Garry Mor- Matthew, and a special booklet tional Lottery Prize Game produced such a sporting en- rissey that Fintan Murray met The club extends a vote of TALLOW FINE GAEL which took place in Dublin last to score a great goal. We held on the lif© of Fr. Matthew was sympathy to Dominic Beecher counter in the dreadful wea- launched at the Seminar. Tt At a speic'jalljT, convened Friday. Angela (39) and her ther which prevailed. out until the end against strong was written and compiled by a-nd his family on the recent husband B'llly (42) have two A disappointine performance pressure. Denis Holland from Clonmel, a death of his mother. To Dom- meeting of tlie above branch children, Corina (18) who from Ballyduff and at no stage Team — L. Morrissey. D. young and enthusiastic hard- inic, family relatives and sincere sympathy was express- works in an electronics factory we're t.hey the decisive force of Lucas, M. Walsh. M. Morrls-sey, working Pioneer ln our ranks. friends, our deepest, sympathy. ed! to Mi". Michael Beecher a-nd and Richard (17). who works their last appearance at, the E. McLoughlin, M. Power, D. Our centre has a number Df Ar dh-ais De go raibh -a h-anam. family of ShanibaMy* TailQlow on with his father who is a build- Moore. J. Mason, S. Fraber J. copies of the book for sale so (Padraig 0 Siochain. PRO). the death of his w-U'e, Mrs. ing site foreman. Morrissey. D. Cummins. Res. — if anyone would Hike to get the Alnne Beecher. She buys about, two Lottery F. Murray for J. Morrissey booklet, please contact the TALLOW BADMINTON NOTES tickets every week. She says (in.i.): G- Morrissey for S. council for same. TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB she is not a very lucky person, DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB Fraher. The beginners coaching ses- RESULTS although she did win £364 with FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE Over 300 attended the sem- sions continue on Tuesday 'Full panel' £50. Snowball £34 BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER inar which was held in the nights from 7.30 -to 8.30. We September 1.9 — 1, Mass An- LOTTO recently. She purchased Metropole Hotel in Cork, and would like to see some more the lucky ticket a,t the Artane oirn 47 calls. Coltour- blue CLUB son and Cissle Murphy; 2. Service Station. Youghal Road. 72 11 13 74 17 24 32 18 proceedings ended on Sunday beginners take part ta these Many Sliattery and' Nor-een Dungarvan. 3 47 16 27 36 41 87 1 The club reopened on Mon- afternoon with a huge Pioneer sessions. O'SulIivan-; 3, Micha.l Burke day night after the summer Parade with centres flying The team captains were pick- and, Clr-is O'SulMvan. Mrs. Scanlon says she will 38 79 77 58 43 39 69 51 break in confident expectation' their banners from MacCurt'ain ed at a recent meeting and -are: spend heir Grand Prize Game 86 45 5 85 23 35 46 49 Street down to Holy Trinity September 26 — 1. Nora Kel,- of another busy and progressive Towards the end of the game Section C — John Pratt: Sec- l'eher and' May Burke; 2. Mary winnings on a holiday for her- 50 21 59 44 88 26 53 10 season. Last week Chairman the Oappoqiuin front row were Church for concelebrated Mass tion G — Bunty O'SulIivan. self and her husband. She has 20 56 9 7 22 82 6* 8 Willie1 Gallagher presided over very much on top but to the with Bishop Buckley and Both teams wlU be ta action Slattery and Tom Roche; 3. no immediate travel plans at an enthusiastic Annual General Bishop Ma-gee and over twenty this week when the leagues re- Sio.bhain Fogiarty aind Mary present but would probably 90 19 84 70 15 42 78 end time ra'n out. but a very Muunay, •Denotes end of Snowball. Meeting with youth very much good performance for a team Pioneer nri'es'ts. West Waterford commence. Section G — Tallow consider going to Spam. This to the fore and at which the playing their first game. was well represented ln the v. Dunmore on Wednesday Ait a recent meeting it was would be, the couple's first holi- Prizes must be claimed on or parade, with many Pioneers decided to have lessons for before Mondial October 17th club affairs were found tn be Team M. O'Donnell, Jack night. Section C — Holycross day in 20 years. She says she in first-cftalss shape. The full McGrath D. Glavin. B. O'SulIi- travelling to Cork joist for the (Tramore) v. Tallow on Friday beginners and anyone interest- will spend the rest of her at 6 p.m. sharp from Mrs. Mc- schedule of opening hours van P. J Veale. D. McGrath day. night. ed could contact the secretary, Grand Prize Game winnings on Gregor. 32 Caseyville, Dungar should be available by neixt Mrs. -Mary Sflla/ttery, Ldttle- paying for renovations to the (c.i. M. Power, L. Lannen, K. Temperance Week this year van. week. Officers: Chairman — Curran P. Fitzgerald E. Hic- begins on- 27th November and TALLOW DANCING CLUB girace Tallow. phoine 058' family home. Full sheet must he returned Willie Gallagher; Secretary — key, J. McGrath. R. Queally. D. ends on December 4th. w-e are 5)6(1194. when claiming Brendan Casey: Treasurer — Lucas E. Hayes. N. O'Connor planning to hold special func- On Saturday. September 2i4th October 3 — 1, Teresa Ry-ai; Printed and published by the 'Last week's winner: Cather- Conor O'Leary: P.R.O. — Dar- and B. Bergln. tions which w.l'li mark this spe- the Annual Tallow Pels was an-d Nora Kelileh-eir: 2. MScha-el Proprietors at their Office and ine Duggan Childelrs Estate. ren Mason. Table Quiz — The club would cial week for Pioneers and held in the Community Centre. Burke and Ka.y O'Donovan-; 3. Works, 78, O'Connell Street, [Numbers, drawn, this week by Memfoerishiin fee remains un- Uk> to thank all those who took friends, but more about this This, as usual, was a very com- Moreen O'Siulliva.n and Kath- Dungarvan Co. Waterford Edlwin Egant ClaseyvlMie changed at £5.00. part In the Table Quiz, the next week. (P.R.O.). petitive Feis with over 500 leen O'Keeffe. PAGE THREE Memorable Occasion Honouring the dinner. Guests included James Tobin. Chairman. Wa- terford County Council, , former GAA Presi- Waterford's 1938 Hurlers dent. Jamie Moloney, former Co. Board Chairman, Declan Goode. former Co. Board Secre- It was an emotional though RENOWNED FULL BACK Waterford defeated Cork that 1-6 after a great game. The at- tary. Justin Spratt. represent- joyous occasion recently at The late Charlie Ware, Erin's year in Dungarvan. the latter tendance was in excess of ing the sponsors Waterford The Geld Coast. Ballinacour- Own, who hailed from Cork, with players such as Jack 37,000 and programmes cost 2d Co-op. The other chief sponsors ty when eight members of the with his equally famous bro- Lynch. . Paddy Don- each. Ignatius Harney. Gal- were Dungarvan Crystal and 1938 All-Ireland Senior County thers. Jim (capt. of Waterford's ovan. Mike Brennan, "Fox'' Col- way. refereed. Waterford Co. GAA Board. finalists of that year were pre- All-Ireland team Of 1948). Jack lins. Georgie Garrett, and Cork Willie Barron, with other sent with many more at a cele- and Monnie, was a renowned were after ousting Limerick, organisers Jimmy Mountain Ali members of the panel and bration to revive memories of full back, and like the young powered by the Mackeys, Clo- and Declan Good presided at the representatives of the de- that great milestone in the ceased members received in- 21 year old centre back, Sean hessys. Timmy and , scribed Waterford Crystal and annals of Waterford hurling. It Feeney (RIP). a native of Bal- . , paved the way for succeeding lyduff and UOD hurler. was on etc. inscribed plaques and many teams from the Decies to emu- tributes were paid during the Munster Railway Cup winning As a matter of interest. night on their great achieve- late their wonderful achieve- teams. played at right ment and example. ment In DUttSng Waterford hur- The late John Halpin of half back on the winning Cork ling on the map, and at the Those hurlers were: Pa Shee- Four-Wile-Water filled the cor- minor hurling team in the cur- GERALDINES enjoyable social which follow- han. All-Ireland minor -hurler ner forward position with dis- tain raiser. ed there were many contribu- in 1929 and junior All-Ireland tinction' and "Locky" Byrne Waterford defeated Clare in tions and some of these veter- honours in 1931 and '34 and (RIP) at full forward won hon- the Munster final at Cork and ans showed their talent too. hero of many senior club and ours too with Kilkenny prior next at, Ennis they beat Galway county contests in long con- to that year. in the All-Ireland semi-final. G.A.A. NOTES Padraig O Fainin presented sistent service in the sphere: the Dungarvan inscribed Cry- Others honoured were Davy The Dublin team then provided CO. FINAL: GERALDINES stal and Seamus O Toibln pre- Willie (Doyle) Walsh. Portlaw: Power. "Sonny" Wyse. Tommy stiff opposition on final day and v. RATHGORMACK •Jimmy Mountain. Declan Good. Fitzgerald. Jackie B'utler and just shaded /Waterford 2-5 to All roads lead to Dun- sented the plaques inscribed Willie Barron and Christ Moy- "Waterford All-Ireland Final- Jack O'Neill. garvan on Sunday next. Octo- ists 1938." The Sliabh gCua set lan. Dungarvan (the latter pair ber 16 for the County Junior Pictured above are Michael and Eileen Keane amd theif sons Thomas, Pat, Robert and donning the Munster jersey on Hurling 'B' Final — Geraldines dancers gave an exhibition to occasions): Paddy Green, Mt. v. Rathgormack at 3.15 p.m. enliven the night. Maurice of Ballinagulkee, Ballinamult who had a most enjoyable holiday in Trabolgan having Slon and that sterling back This is a gain© in which every (Thp above was contributed won it in the Cenral Dairies promotion.. and captain. Mick Hickey of player on our panel must give by Johnny Buckley. Ballynoe.) Portlaw. ABBEYSIDE of his very best if we hope' t.o Other surviving members w-in. Sa go to it lads. who were unable to be present SPONSORSHIP were Ned Daly. UOD (who also We would like to thank all wore the Tallow jersey): John- the people who sponsored us ny Fanning. Erin's Own and SHORE for this county final — Cotters. Tom Greaney. Dungarvan. It The Village Inn. Aglish—a new will be remembered he played set of jerseys; East Cork Oil. football with Mltchelstown in Johnny O'Brien. Salesman — a the- late 30's when in employ- ANGLING new set o-f togs: Seamus Mur- ment there. Out of a 25 strong ray. Murrays Bar — a new set RECENT DEATHS panel about 12 are alive today. of stockings: John Power of Bail o Dhia ortha. Maureen Power's Pub — one Along with Pa Sheehan, dozen new hurling balls. We gregation heard Rev. P. Ah- Rev. Ml. Cullinan. C.C.. Carrick- Sept., to St. Mary's Parish Tallow Hurling Club supplied CLUB NOTES wish to thank most sincerely earne. C.C.. -read the funeral on-Suir and Rev. J. Sullivan. Church. Following Requiem another key man on the team, all our sponsors for their won- liturgy. Dungarvan. Following Requiem Mass on Friday. Tom was laid the late Mick Curley. a famous ELECTROLUX OPEN derful generosity and such in- MR. MAURICE On Wednesday in the pre- Mass on Tuesday, celebrated by to rest in the adjoining ceme- goalkeeper, and he also won COMPETITION to Paul Conlane (Portsmouth terest in. our club. sence of a huge and represent- Fr. B. Power, C.C.. Ignatius was tery. Rev. Fr. W. Carey. C.C.. as- minor All-Ireland and 2 junior SAC). ative gathering, Tom was laid laid to rest In the adjoining sisted by Rev. J. Hooper, O.S.A.. The Electrolux Open Com- Our chairman thanked our CONGRATULATIONS BROWNE cemetery in the presence of a All-Irelands, and as well was petition also the final com- Congratulations are extended We offer our deepest sympa- to rest. Rev. P. Ahearne. C.C. officiated at the funeral obse- honoured by the Munster Selec- sponsors for their very generous thy to the wife Peggy, son Pat. celebrated the Requiem Mass huge gathering of mourners. quies on both days. petition of the season was sponsorship, also our photo- to Kierani Haililahan and Maur- Fr. O'Brien. C.C.. Carrick-on- tors for Railway Cup games. He fished at Ballyv.oile on Sunday ice Donovan — both received daughter-in-law Mary, grand- and officiated at the graveside. Chief mourners — Mary and was represented by his wife grapher David Steam, the local children. nephews, nieces, rela- Many florail tributes were Suir and Fr. P. Butler. C.C., Kil- Biddy (sisters): Paddy Joe 2nd October. Anglers from Ab- papers for the wonderful cov- their Farm Certificates at a re- gobinet. assisted with the Josie who is incidentally a sis- beyside, Dungarvan. Ardmore ception held in Dungarvan re- tives and friends of the late placed on Tom's grave. (brother); brothers-in-law. sis- ter of Dungarvan's Willie Bar- erage they gave us throughout Maurice Browne. O'Connell St.. Chief mourners — Bernie graveside liturgy. ters-in-law. nephews, nieces, and Tramore. Waterford took the year, the management of cently. They were both re- ron. part and also in keeping with cipients of Green Certs with Dungarvan and formerly of (wife). Tomas, Liam. Sean. Chief mourners — Eileen cousins, relatives, neighbours Talow had two subs on the the Gold Coast and Alice Strandside North. Abbeyside, Michael. Bernard, G a r v a n (wife). AnthOny (son), Mary- and. friends. all our other competitions ang- O'Connor's Lounge Bar for the credit. panel too Jimmy Burke (RIP) lers from overseas fished this Congratulations also to Billy who died on Saturday, Sep- (sons) Bridie. Madge. Lorraine. anne, Helen. Alice. Breeda (Funeral arrangements were who played minor and junior use of the premises for all our tember 24 at the District, Hos- Demise (daughters). John, You- (daughter), Mary. Bridget and by James Klely & Sons. Dun- competition. meetings. and Breeda O'Connell on the for the county and senior birth of a baby daughter. Billy pital. Dungarvan. ghn (brother), Bridget. Kath- Nora (sisters) and a wide garvan). league games. His wife Josie For the first, time Bally voile For the record the club or- leen. Eileen, Canada. Josie. Bir- circle of sons-in-law. sister-in- was fished at low water and will be in action: in the F'rah°r The deceased had been em- and son Liam were present to ganised eleven open competi- Field on Sunday next. mingham (sisters). Tina law. brothers-in-law, grand- accept the presentation. Con all holds well for the future of tions. two ladies and five juven- ployed as a Local Government (daughter-in-law). Caroline-, children, relatives and friends. 1 this venue with dog. flounder official and had served as As- • Sonny) Curley (RIP was the and bass being the main ile competitions and one closed Angela. Christopher. Yvonne. (Funeral arrangements were other. He gained All-Ireland competitions over the year and sistant, to the -Waterford Coun- Dungarvan (granchlldren) and by J. Kiely & Sons. Dungarvan.) junior honours and m later species. with a total of 103 members ty Librarian and was also en- a large circle of brothers-in- years was the county senior Results: 1 Don O'Connor. 2. plus 4 honorary members and gaged in t'he Finance Section law. sisters-in-law. nephews, full back. Sonny sustained a Jer Mansfield- 3. John Cronin: anglers as far afield as Spain of Waterford County Council. nieces, cousins, relatives and MR. JAMES the club has just finished one Later he held an administra- friends. broken leg at work but display- 4 Jim Dunford: 5. T. Wilton tive position in the South Eas- ing memorable resilience he re- (Portsmouth SAC)- 1st lady. Of its most successful years. (Funeral arrangements were turned agailn t.o All that berth Our Master Anglers for the tern Health Board. PRENDERGAST Kathleen Young; 1st, juvenile. by J. Kiely & Sons. Dungarvan.) It, is with deep and profound with glory. He was represented Alan Mulcahy; 2nd. Mark Dun- year: senior—Tony Crowe- La- Maurice was an avid reader regret, that we record the death by his son Eric Curley. ford. Thp overseas prize went dies—Cait Mulcahy; Juvenile— and was also extremely keen of Mr. James Prendergast, Ard- Mark Crowe. Hope to see all on music. He was an outdoor MRS. MARY B. more which occurred at Ard- our members and intending man who enjoyed the world of keen Hospital on Friday. Octo- members at our AGM on this wildiife and he liked to relax ber 7th. The deceased had not 1956 CO. FINAL with rod and line. Thursday. Geraldines 4-13 HERLIHIt is withY sincer e regret that enjoyed the best of health for One of nature's gentlemen he some time but nevertheless his SYMPATHY Ballygunner 2-£> MRThe . CYRIdeath L oiWALS Mr. HCyri l I we record Uxe

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Morrissey (11) to be at the Clubhouse at 12 pher Cazenove and Lisa Har- A London Programme Special. noon. Please- note — any team Flying Plutonium. 8.05 — China lines and) Weather. 31 pts. Gross P. J. KiMlgrew (7) Beach: Part 2. 9.00 _ News. 9.30 row. 10.30 — The Smiths. 11.30 I, 1.35,—Sutperbowl. 12,30 a.m. — Sunday, October 16 — HARPER VALLEY 25 pts member wh,0 competed in Lis- —A Wreath Of Roses. more and is unavailable for the — The Late Late Show, pres- Throb, Followed by ITN News Sponsors — 1st. C. Nagle (10) ented by Gay Byrne. 11.30 — Headlines. 1.00—Nigtot Network 28 pts.- 2nd. B'. Mullen (10) 25 return should contact Prank Monday, October 17 — SLAINTE Walsh. Late News. 11.30 _ The Late including I™ Netws Headlines pts.; 3rd M. Mernin (9) 23 pts.: Night Friday Movie: "Semi- at 2 am. Followed byi IIN News 4-th. M. Walsh (4) 23 pts. Ladles Sunday — 18 Hole Stroke. Tough. sponsors — 1st. B. O'Brien: 2nd, Time sheet. — (P.R.O.). Headlines through, to 6. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 V. Nugent. Ladies committee — SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15 1st J. Melody: 2nd., B. Twomey. LADIES GOLF NOTES BBC 2 fl.26 a.m.—(Motormouth. 9.40— Mens committee — 1st. P. J. 9.00 — The Whole Shebang. BBC 1 She-Ra Princess- Of Power. 9.5o Murphy (7) 29 pts.- 2nd. J. Results Tues.. 27th Sept — 10.30—Action station Saturday. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 —iMotormouith. 11.30 — Kniglht Cartwright (15) 27 pts. 9 Hoip Electlc — Winner, M. 1.00 — The Nancy Drew Mys- Rldler. I2.31O p.m. — Physical O'Brien (16) 365: 2nd, C. 9 00 a.m.—Ceefax. 9.30^-Day. O'Brien (35, 37),. teries. 1.50 — News Headlines FRIDAY OCTOBER 1« Pursiuiiits. l.OO—ITN News. 1.05— and Weather. 1.55 — Winnetou. 6.00 am—Ceefax AM. 6.3-5 — time On Two. 2.00—iNe-ws, Wea- Wales- News and Weather. Fol- ther; You and Me for 4 and 5- JR's NITTelephonE CLUe 058/54304B - LISMOR; 54219 E HOTEL Wed. Oct.. 5th — Home Al- 2.50—Alvln and tlie Chipmunks. Film: wrong Romance (biack lowed by Sairut & Grdavsie. 1.36 liance. section 1, M. spratt (16) 3.15 _ The Henderson Kids. 4.05 and white). 6.95—Weather. 7.00 year-okis. 2.1S — Conservative —(Wrestling. 2.15 — Superibo.wl. 31 pts.: Section 2. C. Terry (19) —Saturday Matinee: Voyage To —Breakttasib Time. 8.55 — Re- Party conference including the 4.16 Return of the Antelope. Saturday, October 15—PARTY NIGHT DISCO 39 pts.: Section 3. C. O'Brien The Bottom Of The Sea. Ameri- gional News and Weather. 9.00 Prime Minister's address. 3.0 4.46—Result Service. 5.0'0-nNews In Lounge — MURRAY SISTERS (351 39 pts.- runner-up C. can Naval Commander Nelson —News, Weather; In The News, Weather.. 3.45 News, From ITN. 5.10 -— Wales News Dolan (23 ) 37 pts. is In command of an atomic Makiing, 9.25 — Conservative Weather, Regional bu-lleUns. submarine having found that 3551 international Golf. 6.00— and Wieather. Followed' by Sunday. 9th Oct. — 9 Hole Parity) Conference, ind. M.OO Blockbusters. 5.45 _ New Faces' ! Sunday, October 16— the earth is threatened by News and Weather. 10.26 — Film- Our Relations. Laurel of '88 6.46—Square Deal. 7.15— Charity — Winner. B. O'Brien radiation' sets out, on a voyage and' Hardy comedy. (1936, black * In Lounge — KEVIN JORDAN (19) 20 pts : 2nd C. Terry (19) designed to save the world. Children's BBC starting with Blind Date. 8.00 — Murder, Sihe Play School. 10.50 — Playibus Is and white). 7.10 — Bilko star- Wrote. 9.00—ITN News. 9.15 _ 19 pts.- 3rd. M. Kyne (33) 18 Starring Walter Pidgeon. Rob ring Phil Silvers. 7.35—Confer- FIXTURES pts.: 4th. T. Baumann (19) 17 ert Sterling and Joan Fontaine doming! 10.55—Five To Eleven. Wales- Weather. 9.20 — Bust: * Lismore Dramatic Society Dinner Dance pts. lliOO — News, Weather; conser- ence Dayi 8.00-J*aibl>:c Account Love And profit. Starring Paul Thursday & Saturday — 14 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01 - (new series). Gardeners News. 6.15 — Mailbag. 6.35—The vative Party Conference. 112.00 8.30- Nicholas and Belinda Lang. Hole Re-Entry Last time on Fixture — Tues. 18th Oct.—14 noon — News, Weather; Wild; Wlorld. 9JOO — A Gentlemen, s 10'.20 — Aspel & Company with sheet Saturday Is 10 a.m. Muppet Show: Command Per- Club. 9.30 - protecting The Hole Stroke. formances. 7.00 — Jack And World 1)2.56 — Regional News Tom Jones, Angelica Huston. and Weather. 1.00 — One Children. 10.30 — Newsnight. Mike. 7.55 — Disappearing lil,l'5 — Weaitther.vu-ew. li.!!0' — II.05 — Super-bowl. 12.30 a.m._ World: The Viach Gypsies. 9.00 O'CIock News, Weather. Sledgehammeri: The Colour of Neighhouirs. 1.50—International Nurses: 'A Place to be Old. — News. 9.15 — The Jacobs 010-145 am.—(Film: The Man Hammer, starring David Rashe. Golf: Dunhill Cup from St. An- 12 Followed by ITN News Head- Awards. 10.10 — The Kenny drews. 3.4)0 — Lifeline. 3.50— From Majorca. First televising Show. 11.30—Drama: "A Wreath o-f a Swedish thriller about lines. 1.00 — Night Network in- Children's BlBC. 4.06- — Ewoiks. j cluding IiN Headlines- at 2 a.m. Of Roses." 4,3i0i—The Satellite. Show. 5-001— cops whose investigations or THE "CATS" BAR crime aind corruption lead to Followed by ITN Newsi Head- News'rouimd. 5.05 — Grange Hill. dangerously high places (1^84). lines. MOUNT MELLERAY 5i35 — Neighbours. 6.00 — Six Thursday, October 13 — CARD DRIVE DUNGARVAN Saturday, October 15 — Melleray/Glen Rovers RUGBY NETWORK 2 HIGHLIGHTS OF R.T.Epowerfu. l1 filmAN made Dby Robert GAA — MONSTER IRISH NIGHT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 Redford which sets cut 'to give PREMIER CEILI BAND FOOTBALL insight, into the tens.oris divid- FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 RTE 1 — Murphy's Golden ing a couple in a marriage after Movies 7.25-7-55 p.m. America's NETWORK 2 they suffer the trauma of the Sunday, October 16 — Sing Along with Phoenix 2.30 — Bosco. 3.00 — Demp- Tribute to Bob Hope 9.20-10.20 sey's Den: Robin and Rosle. Soccer 8.00-9.00 o.m. Ireland v. accidental drowning of one of CLUB p.m. their sons. Starring Donald 3.20 — The Bernstein Bears. Network 2—Fortunes of War Tunisia. Highlights of todays 3.50 — Troubles with T-B'ag. game Campaign 9.30-10.30 p.m. Sutherland Mary Tyler Moore 9.00-10.05 p.m. A new seven-part and Judd "Hirlsch. LEAGUE DEFEAT FOR ever, this was the only score 4.05 — The Muppet Babies. 4.30 drama series. Film On 2. 10.05- THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20 — Happy Birthday. 4.45 — Ten — The Good Life 1st XV of ithe seconid 'half andi am the 11.50 p.m. Leters From Frank. RTE 1 _ Know Your sport Network 2 diay Barn don were deserving Minutes Tales. 5.00 — News- A. contemporary story about a 7.30-8.00 p.m. Blbl 10.10-11.10 9.00-9.30 p.m. World Oinema Dungarvan 7, Bandon 12 winners. line. 5.25 — Danger Bay. 6.00 — contemporary problem as vet- 9.02-11.00 p.m. Therese. The Hn Ballyrandle on Sunday Jo-Maxi. 6.30 — Home And eran- actor Frank Carney -plays ° Network 2 — Jo-Maxi 6.00- story otf St. Therese of Llseaux last the home side werei beaten The Dungarvan team was: J Away. 7.00 — Nuacht agus In this sensitive film the part 6.30 p.m. Falcon Crest 9.02-10.30 who lived In Normandy at the by a weCil drilled Bandon team M'cGrath, E. Phelan, P. Mc- Cursai 7.30 — What's My Line. oif a man faced with mandatory end of the 19th century and de- Grath. J. O'Gormian, P Couglh 8.00 — News Headlines followed P.m. termined to follow her two sis- PANORAMIC lni itJMa league match. The retirement at an age when- he FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 home side were very sdow to Jam. M Bnaclkett. M. O'Connor. by The Secret Discovery of Aus- feels as productive and viable ters Into the Carmelite convent ORMONDE DUNGARVAN J. 'Ourran. J. Morrissey, T RTE 1 — The Late Late show at Lisieux took her ease to the warm up and Bandon were tralia and The Good Life. 9.30 as ever. Starring Frank Car- 9 30-11.30 p.m. Presented by Gay dark®. P. Mullarkey. IM. O'Hal- — News Headlines followed by ney Maureen Stapieton and Pope himself. Starring Cather- quick to take advantage by Byrne Late Night Friday Movie ine- Mouchet as Therese Martin. scoring 3 'tiles in, (toe first half. Lona-n. E. Sipratt. A. Cuirran. J. World Cinema. Letters From A Mike Farrell. 1135-1.45 Ordinary People. A During 'this period Bandon Tynan. Dead Man. Following a nuclear holocaust survivors are med- FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14 FOR THREE DAYS dominated and Dungarvan's MONDAY. OCTOBER 17 8.00 p.m. (12s) o-niiy reply was a penalty by J. ically screened. Only the fit are McGrath. welcome In an overcrowded RTE 1 — A Taste of Ireland Starring: BETTE MIDLER, LILY TOMLIN bunker where they aire schedul- 7.30-8.00 p.m. Down The Tube I Km ithe 2tn as "Love Let- ^scene these notes, most of Dumgar- finally completed as we now sets to 8. At. No. 4. Frank Aird ters In The Sand," "He'll Have vanj's teams will have encoun- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 have a president he being Mr. continued his superb tourna- To Go" and "Someone Like tered their first real test otf the Mlchaei Fitzgerald of Park Lane ment form with a 3-0 win over You.'' In all a total of 30 songs FIXTURES RTE 1 — Hotel 8.05-9.00 p.m. and an employe^ of Waterford l'988/89 season. Team practice Sing A Song lU.10-10.40 p.m. John O'Sullivan At. No. 1. jigs and reels are included in On- Sunday next the lsit team is, now in full siwing with four Co. Council. Tommy Butler was unlucky not this very worthwhile double teams moulding together for with Bern-adette Greevy. are at home to ClonakSlty in Network 1 — International Michael lis one of our longest to squeeze at least a set as he album. the O'Neill Cup. This is the what looks Hike a very exciting (and largesti playing members. loit 3-0 to Sean Cleary. At, No. BINGO BONANZA "Oh Mein Papa" has been flrst cup competition of the badminton season. To Michael we wish all the best 3. Sean Fitzgerald defeated hls £1,000 MUST GO given a new lease of life by the seasotm and members 'are earn- for the coming season, yon need old sparring partner Donal golden trumpet, playing of estly requested to support the CLUB NIGHT not worry you 'have a very O Faolato 3-0. At No. 2. Paddy John Carroll and this and teiam bv their fpresetnoe. hardworking committee under Murphy kept his fine form fiow- many other songs and medleys Thursday) noglht is club might you. inio- as he defeated Tom Phelan are included in his "Golden Bar Rota members for nexit for new teiam miamibeirs and last 3-0. This left the tie balanced Moments" .also released recent- Sunday. October H6 are D. Mc- Thursday saw the recent im- BRIDGE CLUB BAUMANN START-OF-SEASON at 6 sets apiece with the No. 5's ly by Harmac. Govern and P. J. Kindregan mense pressure on court space to come. Here Anne Keaver and LAWLOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN diminished with 20 players en- Our start of season tourna- Nancy Fielding deserved full iOyiinig uninterrupted game® for RESULTS ment Is now at Its final stage marks for commitment and the full migihit. ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB with the final being played on crowd entertainment—tlv only we hiave a great muimiber Tuesday. October 11. unfortunate factor was there AISI Sept. 27 — 1st, Sally Walsh On Monday night. Oct. 3. we SUNDAY NIGHT NEXT, OCTOBER 16 of ladies on our Thursday and June James- 2nd. Mania couild be only one winner and liiiigjhit rota, the commltteei has had our final first, round clash on the night it was Anne who Ormond and Mary Fenton- 3rd. when Sean Cleary narrowly led decided to run off an interval Anna Maloney and Mairead won this nerve tingling en- lladies league. If you are initein- his crew to a 9 sets to 8 victory counter by the narrowest of Books: £3 and £5 WEST WATERFORD Criostor: 4-th 'Ann Clarke and over John F'oley's team. ested please put vcur naime Ann. Power. margins 9-7. in thP fifth, to Quickie Game £1. Ticket Game £1 down on the spe'clal notice tills At. No. 3, Donal O Faolaln de- send Tommy's ecstatic team Thursday night. feated Frances Carroll 3-0. At through. NOTES DUNGARVAN BRIDGE CLUB No. 5. Nancy Fielding lost 3-0 to Commencing 8.30 p.m. PLOUGHING people attended the champion- Sept. 29 — 1st Mimi Chrls- George Harney. At No. 1, Sean CHAMPIONSHIPS ships from West Waterford and opher and Mavis Cusaek- 2nd, Cleary beat John Foley 3-1. At ALL-ROUNDER LADDER enjoyed an excellent display o,f Sheila Veale and Kathleen No. 4. John, O'Sullivan -lost, 3-0 LEAGUE Contestants from our local ploughing and trade stands at Deasy: 3rd. Tom Mulcahy and to our juvenile, Eoin O'Maho- Ploughing Association took which trade for machinery was Justin Spratt: 4th Marian Mul- ney. -The saying "save the best I have to take my hat oil to part in this year's National reported to, be good. cahy and Mary Fleming. 'till last." applied to the decid- all the members for their tre- Ploughing Championships in ing match here when Paddy mendous response to the ladder Carlow last week. Despite the TIDY TOWNS league. The mens ladder shat- DEISE BRIDGE CLUB Murphy on Sean's team had to bad weather conditions many In order to reap the benefits call on all his experience to tered all previous records with of the FAS Employment Oct. 3 — 1st, Mary Spratt and a mammoth entry of 84 with Scheme, Clashmore Tidy Towns hold off a very strong and M.arlan Mulcahy. 2nd, Bll'ly Cus- spirited challenge from Kieran several men, disappointed that SLOGADH SHINN FEIN 1988 Committee wilii have to lodge aek and Ina H. Considine- 3rd. Foley 'as he won 3-1 ,to edge th-ey had forgotten to enter. In £1,000 to the project, account Nora Foley and Agnes Hartney : Sean's team through. the women's the entry was well before they will receive a grant 4th. Justin Spratt and John U on last, year ith 36 entrants RACING Thursday night Oct.. 6th was D w Ostan Lawlors to employ a person in order to Phelan. semi-finals night when Tony compared to last season's 25. get many of the planned pro- Keavers team and Tommy But- So it looks as though joe Mul- 14u-15u Deire Fomhar jects carried out in Clashmore, lers team qualified. cahy and Carmel F'ox will have such as planting and laying out their hands full computing all of the river bank. etc. Last Ceol, Caint, Diospoireachta, Rinnce. CONGRATULATIONS the Results during the season. weekend as part of a fund- With the new ladder we have raising programme. a very tal- The oiulb is very proud to a new set of rankings — here Beidh Fiorchaoin Failte Roimh Gach Gaeilgeoir ented group of musicians from hiave the Queen of t'he Comer- Touraneena Is how the top divisions look— the area .gathered at Tom Ber- aighs in our ranks. Helen es ford's. Clashmore and pro- WWgiht was: selected' fcrr this Ladies Div. 1 — 1. Fiona Fitz-. vided an excellent night's en- -h'igth award recently, well done Notes ger aid; 2. Anne W^ley- 3- He»h tertainment. A raffle was held Helen! WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Kiely; 4. Cindy Brady 5. Betty during tihe night, which was Congratulations to Terry and- O'Briem: 6. Prances Carroll. welii supported. The Committee JUVENILE BADMINTON now plan to hold a major Rita Ktniotit. Dublin. o,n celte- Mens Dlv. 1—1, Pat Phelan: MALLOW WIN Thiis session is niow in pror brati'ne tiheir 25th. wedding an- In the first semi-final Tony's 2. Michael O'Mahoney 3. Eddie raffle and full details of this grass- each Saturday afternoon team beat Jim Harty's team by will be available' shortly. Mean- niversary in) a Dublin, hotel re- Moore: 4. Francis Power- 5. from 2 to 4 p.m. cently. Rita is daughter of Pat 3 matches to 1 (9 sets, to 4) Seam Cleary- 6, Pearse Moloney. WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL while music nights continue First on were the No. 4's'and throughout the different, pubs and the late Nellie Hallinan, Div. 2—7, Tonv Keaver- 8. HAUGHEY CUP Haliway. Ba'ULinamuDt Their here Pat Cullinane could find Dermot Kelly: 9. Cliffe FOR JOHN KIELY ln the village. Farms will be sent to cslubs no answer to Paul 'Whiz-Kid' John Youghal farmer, Eddie Cole- family and friends from sliabh 10. Stephen Lyons- 11 Michael throughout the county in the glOua travelled to Dublin' for O Brien as he lost 3-0. At No 1 Hassett: 12. Tommy Butler. man, had his colours Carried, to near future. In regard to this Tony Keaver was that bit shar- victory at Mallow last week the occasion and all had a, Just to finish this week we tournament al entries must be «meat tlmie per as he won 3-1. At No. 5, have the first, ladder result of DISCO when "Namelioc," the, 11/4 Rene D,v Fusco was in finie form in by November 6. SYMPATHY the season - Stephen Lyons 3: Javoulrite, made all the running as h«e saw off the challenge of to take thei concluding "bum- iWe exitiend sincere sympathy John Cliffe 0. THIS SUNDAY SKI BBERCEN WEEK-END Mary Collins 3-0. At No 3 Until next weelc . . . per." Trained bv John E. Kiely to the bereaved sons, daughter, Frank O'Donoghue finished the to Dutogarvain, thie winmeir At last we have a die-fin,He son-lhi-fllaiw, dauighters-lni-liaw tie off as he beat the determin- NIGHT wi th J. A.. Hiynn in the saddle date for the dulb's vilsllt to our brother, girandchl'ldlrein rela- ed efforts of Gerry McCUllagh Strictly Over 18 • Neat kiept up a relentless gallop to friends in Skibbeneem. This will tives and friends of the late winning 3-1. The No. 2's Fiona Dress Essential * Bar beat the stayttoiig "Slap oif the taike place on the first week- Annie Onottyi. Knocks,un Bally. Fitzgerald (Tony's team) and Printed and published by the Extension SitlcOf' (7/1) by five lengths em d in November, so cihedk vour mialoanbry. wiho died recently. Pat OBrie-n were not required Proprietors at their Office ami calendars! May she re®t in peace. to play. Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Dungarvan Co Watflrforri DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 453, 1988. PAGE THREE

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Notes By Commentator STRONG WINDS CAUSED YOUGHAL FARMERS Faha-Stradbally Clash Will Be BRIDGE ACCIDENT Although a defendant's) so-li- Protect your cattle NEXT SUNDAY ci'tOr entered a guilty plea to It Is only on the very rare careless driving on behalf of occasion that we find a county hier client at Youtghal COu/rt last final being overshadowed by a U 95 Friday, District Jusitf.ce W F against divisional decider, but that is O'Ctonneffl slaid that oni the evl- exactly what is happening here Match Ol The Day dience outlined to him he would at Fraher Field on Sunday ihave to dismiss the charge on when the clash between Strad- The last very big occasion for which the panel will be reduced date for the intermediate hur- 'the defendant's undJertaktag bally and neighbours Faha in Shamrocks will now revert that he pay £56 witnesses' the divisional junior football them was in 1976 and many of to 26. to intermediate grade for next ling county final between Four- their supporters will recall with A report from t'he senior hur- milewater and Passage. These expenses. final, is beine billed as the year and if -they organise them- Originally, James Couch, a Brucellosis match-of-the-day. In preference pleasure their great victory ling selectors outlined some of selves as wefli as they can, they games will provide an excellent over Portiaw at Fraher Field ta the problems ta getting a full double-header at Fraher Field. taxi driver of 63, Briar's Court, to the county final which fol- will be hotly fancied to move Slhanakiel, Cork, was- charged lows on the same programme. the junior county final. Nine side together to play a chal- back Up again ,at the end of the Brucellosis is an extremely years beifore that they won the lenge game. Three county play- season. with dangerous driving at Ordinarily the meeting of county intermediate hurling ers. Shane Ahearne, Liam Youghial Bridge on January 7 contagious disease .... so Western champions. Geraldines title. There are stfli just a few O'Connor and Pat Ryan are in- lasit. However, after discus- and Rathgormack would be of these players around, but cluded on the Munster panel UNDER 21 GAME sions between his solicitor and for your own sake, and given top billing on any pro- the vast majority of their team for the Railway Cup game in Stradbally and old rivals Kil- Inspector pat Malone. the gramme. but such is the extra- are of ,a younger generation as Belfast, over the week-end. count wasi told that Couch your neighbours, reportall ordinary interest, in this all- rossanty played a draw -in their we saw when they played and quarter-final same to the under would plead guilty to, a redluced Stradbally clash that the beat Glen Rovers 'and Modeligo, charge of careless driving. cattle abortions promptly... county junior hurling final has ANY OTHER BUSINESS 21 football championships at etc.. this year. Their team for Fraher Field on Saturday. In -Inspector Malone said Couch more or less to take second this meeting with Eastern as you are obliged place o.n the bill. About as much time was de- the first half it looked 'as if picked UP passengers outside a standard-bearers Rathgormack voted to any other business as the pre-rnatch favourites, Clark city hotel after they had to do by law. will include, Johnnie and Davy had been devoted to the entire Stradbally would qualify with- Up in cappoquin, also on Sun- O'Bnien. capt., Liam O'Donnell missed the Slattery coach to day. An Rinn will be hoping to meeting. Many questions were out doubt, and their eight Rtosslare. He followed lit buit Brendan O'Grady. Billy O'Con- asked about the recent All-Ire- points lead at 'the break seemed keep their unbeaten junior hur- nell. Royco Ware Seamus Mes- having caught up with the ling record of this year intact land finals at Croke Park. Nioc- ample. In the second half. Kil- NATIONAL FOOTBALL coach at Youghal bridge the kilil. Paddy Corkery, Brian Con- las Mac Craith said that the rossanty. seeking their second LEAGUE by beating Ballysaggart in the nery. Pat O'Birlen John Lon- car went out of control' on him Western junior 'A' hurling final. so-called pagentry and gtai- title in the grade, came back and' he st'rutik the sidle of the gan, Frank O'Kiliion Michael mlcry that went on up there rather unexpectedly and just The opening game of the This will be the only game at Kiely. Richard Hurley, etc. Royal Liver National Football bridge. this venue — it being the final in between the senior and on the call of time, converted league against Wexford has When Couch's solicitor, said adult championship game on minor finals was outrageous. the free that gave them a sec- Rathgormack are a strong People, he said, went to Croke been fixed for Leamybrien the! car was Mowni against the the Western Board's 1988 pro- team with a fair amount of ond chance. venue -and will be played on bridge by t'he high winds, gramme. Park to see hurling or football skill, x was told by a clubman finals and it, was unfair to have next Sunday week. Oct. 23rd. Garda, pat Grace confirmed Eradication of Animal Disease Board down there that they are a very people travelling home in dark- WALK-OVER It was hoped by the footballers 'that a very sitrotng easterly eager bunch oi experienced ness because the senior final that the miatcli could be played wind was blowing "which could players with notions of becom- started at a late hour ta order The first game which was at Dungarvan, but because of very easily blow the dalr to one ing a hurling force in the very due to be played here. Ardmore/ -the need to finish the remaining side." near future. They took the East to accommodate this kind of Clashmore v. Modeligo/Sllabh coiunty finals, It was found in very convincing style and thing. gCua did not materialise be- necessary to change. expect to take this 'B" hurling Complaints that accommoda- cause the first mentioned side title at their first appearance. tioni was limited to wheel-chair were unable to field. [Three WATERFORD v. TIPPERARY It, is a difficult game to figure patrons were also made. Tom weeks ago the same group with- out because of our lack of know- Cunningham said that for Mun- drew iin minor football. For both counties, their game ledge of the Eastern opposition. ster championship games, on October 30. will be their first If what we have been told The members responsible for wbeeil-chair patrons who had organising this group notified in the hurtling league. The WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL about them is true, they must applied for a pass to the game game has been fixed for Dun- AN KINN v. BALLYSAGGART be the favourites to win. the Board secretary in plenty werP always facilitated, but of time so the cancellation garvan and there will not be a some, came along to the game, caused little disruption. Just curtain-raiser. The question' as When these teams clashed in not having applied beforehand to whether FYah-er Field would the league section of this FAHA v. STRADBALLY the same this sort of thing cer- and found that accommodation tainly needs looking into as take the kind of crowd that REFUSE COLLECTION SERVICE championship, they played a 1-7 had not been reserved. It was would be attracted to a game all draw, with Ballysaggart With several brothers and there should be little difficulty neighbours playing on opposite the same story at Croke Park. like this, was discussed ta 1 r this Service wiU come inw coming from behind just on in recruiting sufficient players depth before a decision was ffi^SU*- ^ v° ' operation on Monday, the stroke of time to earn a sides in this one. excitement Very Rev. Fr. P. Fitzgerald, from such a big catchment 17th October, 1988. From that date, refuse must be placed in a standard bin or in the parish of Stradbally is county hurling officer com- area. taken to play the, game here. second chance. An Rinn have plained that viewers on black polythene bag, and, ® tfe-On label- affixed to each receptacle (i.e. bin or bag) left out played a total of seven games running almost at an all-time Tipperary are sure to have a for collection. These to'bels cost 25p each, and, .may be purchased from the outlets so far — they having had to high at the moment. It is in- and white TV were unable to huge following now that their deed a rare occurrence that two distinguish the players during UNDER 21 SITUATION listed underneath. play St. Miary's three times — games and he asked if some- disappointment of losing the while Ballysaggart have played teams from the same parish As it stands now, a total of All-Ireland has dissipated, so REFUSE WILL NOT BE COLLECTED UNLESS A LABEL IS DISPLAYED. six. The Gaeltacht team are survived to the final stage dn a thing could be done in the mat- four matches remain to be we can expect, a crowd com- unbeaten and played two drawn championship and that makes ter. played in this championship, parable with that which saw us matches, while Ballysaggart, this game unique here in the but there can be several prob- play Galway in our first match Any person found dumping refuse illegally will be prosecuted under the Litter who last won the junior hurling West. lems about finishing it before th-ls year. With seven or eight /YQC. title in 1972, drew one and lost November comes. Stradbally are of the selected panel unavail- one—to Clashmore. Supporters are expecting to involved next week-end in jun- able for a variety of reasons, Ihe new system applies to existing collection routes only. Further information witness a wildly exciting con- ior football and should they it is not possible -to arrange a may be obtained from Revenue Dept., Co urtfoouse, Dungarvan. Tel: 058/41100. The following are their scor- test and are understandably win, there will be the county much needed challenge game ing records:— hopeful that the strong rivalry final to play. If the Stradvally and it. is possible that we may that exists will not spill over v. Kilrossanty result favours harve to field ta our first league Ballysaggart 2-8; Ardmore 0-6 beyond the bounds of what, is Kilrossanty. the Munster club match without a decent trial. Ballysaggart 1-7; expected from true sportsmen. championship tie, might inter- Clashmore 2-8 fere — although in such a REFUSE COLLECTION LABELS - OUTLETS Ballysaggart 1-9; Tourin 2-4 Outside the parish, the sup- situation dual players could SCORES KILMACTHOMAS AREA: Ballysaggart 1-7; An Rinn 1-7 port wilii be for Faha, who are not possible be a problem. DUNMORE EAST AREA: looked upon as a club on the S.H. Relegation— Paul MOrris, Main St., Kilmacthomas. Ballysaggart 1-8: perimeter of this large parish, The winners of the Kilros- Dungarvan 0-15; shamrocks 2-3 John Roahe, Marin St., Kilmacthomas. St. Mary's 0-10 Patrick Kehoe, Dondlis Store. Dock who are struggling for survival A case was instanced where santy v. Stradbally replay will U-21 H. East Final— Road, Dunmjore East. Rloger O'Connor, Kealfoun, Kiknac- Ballysaggart 4-8: Lismore 2-13 take on Affane to the semi-final. Ballygunner 2-12: Mt. Sion 2-9 as a football team and as far a ticket holder found on enter- )amies Dingley, Dock Road, Dunmorc tfolorrfas. as Stradbally are concerned — ing the stand that the seat Dungarvan will play Sliabh U-21 F.— fames Power, Mahon Bridge, Kilmac- An Rinn/ 3-13- Clashmore 2-13 apart from the prestige aspect which corresponded with the gCua in the other s«mii-flnail. Bast. An Rinn 1-15; Ardmore 1-8 of the affair — winning a junior number on his ticket, was al- A small delay could result here Stradbally 1-7; Kilrossanty 1-7 Myles Queally, Ballymabin Road. thomas. An Rinn 7-8- St. Mary's 2-6 divisional championship would ready occupied. because of the -involvement of Dunmore East, fames Veale. Lemyhrien, Kilmacthomas An Rinn 1-7- Ballysaggart 1-7 not mean a whole lot. It would Another member stated a Sliabh gCua in the intermediate FIXTURES William Barrett, Stradbally, Co. Water- football county final. f. Dmohan, f'aybees. Baflinakina. Half- An Rinn 4-13: Tourih 2-3 mean everything to Faha who case where a ticket holder for Sunday. October 16— ford. An Rinn 2-6: St. Mary's 1-9 have never won a title. the Upper Cusack was permit- At Fraher Field: 2 p.m. J.F. way house, Oo. "Waterford. An Rinn 1-6 St. Mary's 0-8 ted to sit with a couple of West. Final—Stradbally v. Faha R. Jepihson, Airdkeen Super Stores. Nora Lannon, BaMylaneen, Kilmac- : Of course, sympathy, popular- BALLYGUNNER WIN friends in' the 'lower section. (P. Moore); 3.15 p.m. Co. Final Dun more Road. Waterford. thomas. A careful study of the above, ity. etc., all mean nothing when The Board Chairman stated Their decisive win over Mt. J.H. 'B' — Geraldines v. Rath- it comes to playing games and James- Teibay, Grooke, Passage East, Co. Mrs. D. Kirwan, Main Street, KiJmttc- in mY view would give a slight that all these complaints had Sion puts Ballygunner Into the gormack (J. M. Kelly). tihlomas. advantage to An Rinn. They here as on all other occasions, been noted by the Central under 21 hurling county final At Cappoquin: 2.30 p.m. J.H. Waterford. appear to have the greater the better team wffll win on the Council delegate who would against, Western champions, West Final — An Rinn v. BaHy- Bernard Ptower, Checkpoint. Co. Wa- Maureen Kent, Main St., Kilmacthomas day. From what I have seen of number of seasoned campaign- raise them at a Council Tallow. This game will be play- sa.ggart (E. Cunningham) terford. ers available to them. It has both in their several matches, meeting. ed at Fraher Field, probably On At Abbeyside: 2.30 p.m. U-21 PORTLAW/CARRICK-ON-SUIR/ been said many times in the I believe that Faha have a fine Sunday 23rd. That is also the H. 'B' — Ballyduff v. Tramore. Mrs. B. Walsh. Post Office. Passage chance of winning if they can RATHGORMACK AREA: past that Lad they concentra- LEAGUE VENUES East. ted on hurling, rather than on keep their 'cool' for the hour. William Power, Dock Road. Dunmore Thomas Fogarty, Bridge Street, Port- football, they would have ach- When they beat Kilgobinet and With the exception of the law, Co. Waterford. Modeligo 1. like many others, East. ieved success before now. They Waterford v. Wexford game, John Brophy, Brown Street, Portiaw, won the junior 'B' title last wrote them in as possible West- which is fixed for Leamybrien. year and it would be a very sat- ern champions. all the home football league TRAMORE AREA: Co. Waterford. isfactory achievement if they matches will be played at Fra- Tommy Farrell, Tivoli Road, Tramore. Power's 9hop, BallyneaLe. Clonea. were to take this junior 'A' title COUNTY BOARD MEETING her Field. DUNGARVAN G.A.A. Bernard OalhdM, Main Street, Tramore. Carrick-on-Suir. in the following- season. With The home games to the hur- Noel O Murchu. , Ann O'Connor, Summerhli.B, Tramore. Tony Fitzpatrick. Clonea, Carrick-on- James Tobin. chairman, pre- ling league are as follows — Suir. Tomas O Meachair Michael sided at Monday night's meet- Waterford v. Tipperary at Fra- NOTES David Kennedy, Cove Stones. Tramore. Houlihan. Ml. O Droma. Nioclas her Field: Waterford v. Antrim DEFEAT FOfl UNDER 12s Mrs. Mary Quinlan, Carrowle,i.g|h,. ing of the Senior Board. SENIOR HURLERS WIN Gostello's Tank Field Stores. Moonvoy and Carthac Mac Craith. Sean at Walsh Park- Waterford v. Our under 1'2 footballers suf. Rathgormack, Go. Waterford. Curran Fr Walsh and company IN STYLE Road, Tramore. Oiialy at. Dungarvan: Water- fered a dlouble defeat in the Patrick Mansfield. Mothel. Car,r.ick-on- in form they must be strongly ford v. Limerick at Walsh Park. The senicw hurlers to ugh t off the' threat to their champion!, Btord na nOg tournament last KILL/BONMAHON/ANNESTOWN ;9uir. fancied. weeik going down to Abbeyside ship sitatus next year wtith a AREA: Patsy Murphy, Abbey Stores, Carrick- Ballysaggart are one oi a MCGRATH CUP FINAL guitsy and veryi impressive dis- first anid then losing narrowly number of clubs In this divi- play against Shamrocks, at Cap- away to Tallow. Richard Breen, Kill, Oo. Waterford. beg, Ga-rrickon-Suiir. sion who seem to have achieved Waterford footballers who Mrs. Wihayib, Bonmahon, Co. Water- Helen Kennedy, Carrowledgh, Rath- much less than they have de- saw Meath beat London in the poquin last Saturday. served for continuous effort junior All-Ireland final at Croke The O'TS fio 2-3 score line ford. gormack, Co. Waterford. over the years. They have al- Park on Sunday, can certainly scarcely does our efforts full Frank McFaul, Annestown, Co. Water- ways had a good hurling team, feel very hopeful about their justice and long before the' final ford. LISMORE/TALLOW/BALLYDUFF but -omehow they seldom had prospects of winning the Mc- whistle we had dispelled' alt AREA: what might be described as a Grath Cup when they play doubts about what grade we Jim Harney, Ballynageeragh, Dunhiil. balanced team. They have al- London on October 30th. Maybe will be playing in mexit year. Oo. W&terford. J,amies O'Neilll, East Main St., Lismore. on mora familiar 'ground the Two ratlher. soft goals were ways needed just a couple of DEPUTATION Maddien's Grocery/Bar, Main Street, players to make them as good team of exiles will play more conceded! byi us in the opening ARDMORE/CLASHMORE/AGLISH/ Lismore. as the best in the grade. Things skilfully but if they fall to half, ait the- end of which we RING AREA: have gone very well for them A deputation from the Kil- show considerable improvement trailed bv 2-2 to 0-5. However, James Behan, Chapel Street, Tallow. gobinet Handball Club appealed fames F. Quain, Main Street. Ardmore. s0 far this year and who knows in the Rulstip match, we should it was. a very different second Timothy Keniry, Convent St., Tallow. but this is the year that they for support for their forthcom- have little difficulty ta winning. half sitory as we Ibfteid over Mii.dhael: O'Brien, Ballybrusa, Grange, Abigail Aihern, Convent St., Tallow. have got the players to emulate ing confined draw. John Kiely the- points that slgnedi, sealed Ardimore. 1 Michael F. Corcoran. Knockanore. their team of 16 years ago Pat told the meeting that because ALL-IRELAND FINAL and delivered our splelndiidi win. Michael Baker,, Pilltown, Kinsalebeg. of the fact that the club had an Against Aibbeysf.de we had a Tallow. and James Bennett. Adrian Consider,ing that -v* also' had Mu.ry Alillen, Stanacoole, Kinsalebeg PO. Maher. Pat Roche. Liam Ryan. undersized ally, players com- Thank goodness it is over and to field) 'bellow full strength, this great start but still 'tr,ailed: by Eamonn Bolger, Ballyduff Upper. Co. Silly O'Gorman John Cashel, peting for the Munster and that we do not have to go back wals a great effort, and the one point at half-time. However Hurton's Mini Market, CUashmOre. Waterford. Pat Fitzgerald and company All-Ireland championships, had again for another day to Croke we Hostt Our way somewhat Rlicihard Hurley, Aglfish, Oappoquin. commitment of every, pliayeir Teresa Higgins, Baliinlovane. Ballyduff are the men who will lead Bal- to be transported to othe/r allys Park. Having to spend another augums rteally well for the afltetr that and! Abbeyside, were Joihn Treacy, VtiMiersitown, Gappagfh. to train for important events. two or three weeks reading Upper, Oo. Waterford. lysaggart here and having future. deserving winners. Seamus Breathnodh, Oifig an Phoist, drawn with An Rinn in their Tom Cunningham and other reams of boring waffle about Everyone pulled his we-lght Mrs. Frances Casey, Lockaroe P.O., previous meeting, will no doubt members spoke in favour of the who was going to win and who In the Tallow game last Sa- Rinn O gCuanacth. said what, about this that and butt I'm sure no one will argue turday It was n,ip andi tuck all Tempfliemiidhaeil. bp confident of going one bet- appeal. The Board then bought if I melntlon in particular, Mar- Mary T. Lenane, Mweelnaho.rna, Ring. ter here. It is all possible but 50 tickets. the other thing in relation to the way beifore' two late' goals tin HouMhian. Pa Meehan, clinched victory flor the home Seosamlh O Poglhlu, Ballinagoul, Ring. CAPPOQUIN/CLONMEL AREA: my vote goes to the Gaeltacht Martin Tobin, on behalf of the game would be just about enough to turn people off. It Patsy Hackett,, Martin, Shee- team. Still' the boys' are stead- Caiitfa Toi'bin, Barra na Stuaidh, An John Peppard, Soralhans, Mount Mel- team to' take the title. Kilgobinet, dub thanked the han Denis McGrath. Derek must have been the most over- ily improving and that's whait Sean PhObail. leray, Cappoquin. members for their support and written game in recent times Lyons -and' Martini Sandford. really matters. generosity. and even the most ardent sup- To, every member o'f the John, Quinn, Main Street, Ardmore. Miason's Foodstore, Shanbally, Cappo- porters of both counties were team howetver we siay. "well The panel is: C. Donovan, T. quin. Dalton, K. CUrran, S. Hayes, D. SUDAN APPEAL given a surfeit of it from t'he done." Now let's get our act DUNGARVAN AREA: Michael Uniacke. Main St., Cappo- newspapers. together for a real "go" at the McGovem. T. Galvin, R, Fern- R. J. Pugh, Newsagent. Tihe Square, The Chairman told the meet- senior championship in 1089. co'mibe, J. Hyglop. T. Mahony. E. quin. ing that the collection at the While the final might not in Simms, M. Hystap. M. Siulli.van, Dungarvan. Maurice Kelleher, Main St., Cappoquin. replayed hurling final realised itself have produced the high UNDER 16 FOOTBALL S. Telrry, K. Our ran. B. Do,w- Decies Service Station, Youghal Road, Mary Cahill, 'Welcome Inn,' Cappagh. standard of football that most (heyi, B. Power, J. Cooney, M. only £370. A donation Wi the FINAL Dungarvan. Cb. Waterford. County Board brought the total people would have liked, it was After our semi-ifina'J defeat ol Biuirike D. He ally, C. Connolly, Sean Houlihan. Tihe Pike Service liter, to £500. enjoyable and exciting. Meath Afobeysid'ei last week, our Ulnde® D, Walsh. E. Crowe. D. Foley, Mary Bannon, Gkn Lt\, Modeligo. were the better team on the 16 footballers 'face the acid te-sit C. Ounran. 'Dungarvan-. Cappagh, Co. Waterford. APPEAL FAILS day and deserved their narrow at Stradbai'liyi on this Saturday Ca-rme'l Keith, Ballinroad, Dungarvan. Bridget O'Keeffe, Touraneena, Balllinut- win. Cork were the better side afternoon, when they play Kll- UNDER 10s Mary Gordbn, TiheBurgery, Dungarvan. An appeal by Kilgobinet club mult, Co. Waterford. GERALDINES v. in the drawn match and they rossanty in, tihe Western cham- toWve^he three, months^us- deserved to win on that day. Danny Lenihan, Abbeyisidte, Dungarvan. RATHGORMACK ple,nsh'p final (2.30). The under 10 footballers com- William Doocey, Curtiswood, Ballyma- pens'gn imposed b^ me West They didn't make the most of We weren't ovelr-lmlpiressiive pleted a. very busy weiek-end carbry, Go. Waterford. their opportunities and that KILMEADEN/BUTLERSTOWN Mor« than once ta the Geral- liasit weeik however andi a lot of for usi when they played Abbey- Patrick Melody, Curtiswood, Bally- dines' weekly notes. I have read ^ceMed^cause the mta, cost them an All-Ireland. imiproveimleinit wll'l be needled if sidle in, a challenge on Satur- AREA: that they can boast, ofhavtog we aire to lift the title. -How- day mlornlng. William Heffernan, Ballyduff West, macarbry, Co. Waterford. the best, supporters ta tne RELEGATION GAME ever the boys arei ini dle'termined ICleariyi there is much to Kilmeadien, Oo. Waterford. Hulipin's, Nire Service Station. Baflyma- county I have no douDtoui work on with this group so we Dungarvan will remain in the vein and if th'ey play as well Jim Brennan, The Sweep Shop, Kil- carbry, Go. Waterford. that if any of the same support- Srw^SdV^s as we know -they can then Vic- hopd the boys will be regular Celestine Fennessy, 49 Upper Irish- ers were asked why they are senior hurling championship tory could' be ours. atltendiersi at the Saturday meaden, Co. Waterford. the best ta the county, they next year as a result, of their town, Clonmel. win over Shamrocks in a re- (We will be, hoping fbr plenty mOriiing practice sessions'. Mary Daily, QrcihiardBitown, Butlerstown. would tell us that it is because League. of support at 'the game, and Waterford Co-op Store. Bal'liinamult. they have the best, junior JB legation match at Oappoquin Go. Waiter ford. on Saturday. Shamrocks had with 'this in mind a bust will) HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Go. Waterford. team ta the county. Very few REPORTS leave from, the 'CBS' at 1,30 p.m. Tom Connolly, Holy Cross, Cork Road. supporters will stay 'at home m some great goal-scoring chan- Martin Hennessy, Kilmacomma. Clon- A report from the minor bur- ces that somehow went astray. '[The' panel is: N. Co.nisitdi'ne, The champagne corks popped Butlerstown. the Aglish/Villierstown area on at "Berties" last Sunday night Michael Sheehan, Kilmeadien, Co. mel. Sunday, while this is betag put They were in with a chance up G. Cuman, J. Morrissey, M. to ten minutes before the end, Lyions, R. Kelly, A. Queally. D. ais John, aind) Maureeni celebrat- Waterford. Sean Drohan, 26 Davis Road, ClbnmeA. to the test against Eastern ed their 24th. wedding anniver- I'hampion.s Rathgormack in but It would have been a traves- Donnelly, M Desmond. F. Cun- Fraher Field. No doubt that tne ty of justice if Dungarvan were ningham M. Butler, D. Shee- sary. Sincere congratulations to Geraldines have brought that Mirn^d up A further trial will beaten. Leading marks-man. han O. Cturran. C. Gough, M. them both' fro-m everyone In the Morrie Ferncombe had eleven McGrath, K. Wright, S. Currant dub. «'xtra touch of glamour and ex- citement. to the big ocps'w of his sides fifteen points. E. Cunningham. and Sunday will be no different. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 454, 1988.

REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS 'County And City' T

The safe of Water.fords thtey are willing to spend in GAME County and, Cttity Infirmary to a the neg'on of £2m providing a British medical concern for 510'b^d private hospital' giving The National Lottery launch- £250,000 has been; sanctioned Hospital? employment- to 100 people but ed its netw Mililenium Edition by the Commissioners of also said; the hospital would instant, game, called 2+2. at a Charitable Donations and Ber not come on stream for about function attended1 by, the Lord quesits of Ireland. between the VHI and Shawline two years thereby glvllng the Mayor, Councillor Ben Briscoe The often was made by regarding funding. The' VHI ViHI an opportunity, to reaccess T.D.. in the City Hall. Dublin, Shawidme Medical Service® from has acknowledged that' with the'i-r sl'ituatioh. 28.000 members in the Wlater- 'CJiltty Hula was chosen as' the Kent when the 200-year-old Since the Infirmary closed veniue not oniiy bec'ausel 2+2 hospital! was puit up for sale by for.d area a private hostpi'tal is hlas' a, sipeci/ai Mllennium, fea- public auction after it, became needed but also, said they are almost a year ago the board ture. but also because it w-as- a casuiallttyi of the health cuts in not currently in a position to of governors have been spend- built with funds raised by October, 1987. back such a hospital ing £600 per week to protect State lotteries in the late The contract document® are Shawline have indicated their property. eighteenth century. c*u-e to be signed on October Amiang the distinguish e-d 20' but the.v contain a Clause guests was Mr. Fran-tz Hoiwfitz, enabling shawline to 0Pt oujt managing director of Den- of re-lopeming the hospital if mark's Nait,ionaS Lottery. i't is not put on the VHI's list The) eighth National Lottery of approved hostpitials within a game. 2+2. has a> prizei fund- .velar. of over £8 million and four (Because' the infirmary was a Planning Orders Made games on, every ticket. In addi- public voluntary hospital it tion to the in-samt prizes. was hoped it would continue to The photograph for our "Remembering Other Days" series this week takes us back to the heady days of the early pUayers have- the- chance to sixties when 'Rings were one of the most popular pub games at that time. Ducey's pub in Main Street, Dungarvan, was be used for medlioal purposes take pant iln, a MlWeinnium Vik- but tlhey now concede that ing Draw on Neiw Year's, Eve. to the forefront at promoting the game and the annual! house tournament attracted a huge entry for the much without support For Co. Council with 1,00 prizes of £1,000 and sought after Ducey Cup. The winner of the year in question was Tommy Wo.ods of Caseyville and he is seen here re- may not be realised thei. T hopes The Co. Manager made tho M. A. Morrissey. Per Tritsch- a top prize of £100,000. ceiving the trophy from the then very popular proprietor, John Ducey, since sadly gone to his eternal reward. In the PRIVATE HOSPITAL following orders on behalf of ler. and Associates — Two- The bonus feature of 2+2 Is photo are (front, 1. to r.) Johnny McCarthy, John Fennell, John Michael Duggan, Mickey Crotty, John Woods, Tommy Over the past six months the Co. Council granting plan- storey house at Faithlegge, O.P; discussions have taken place that it is a "collect game." In- Woods, Joe Duggan, James Ducey, John Duocy, John J. Mahony and Tony McCarthy. Standing at back are ning permission applications P. Brackett Toornageeha, ternationally popular, this t.vpe Beresford. during the month of Septem- Ballyduff Upper — Extension' to of game allow® players' to play Tony Powers Tommy Crotty, John Dwyer and John Moore. ber:— house at Knockaniska. Bally- duff Upper, the conventional instant games Waterford Co-op Society — of matching three money Erection of Trading Store and J. P. O'Neill. 61 Monaloe Park amounts or three stars for. the extension to storage yard at Road, Blackrock, Co. Dublin — Grand Prize and also to par- Monthly Weather Bulletin ROADS WORKS Townspark East. Tallow: Septic tank at Dromore, Aglish; ticipate in two additional P. Cullinane. Leperstown giames with a Millennium P. Cuilen 49 New Stret, Lis- South. Dunmore East — Exten- theme by collecting tear-off PROGRESS REPORT more Relocate house and en- sion to dwelling at Lepsertown stlulhs- attached to the instant The following Progress Re- trance at Lacken. Affane, Cap- South: Wicket. port, on work done an roads poquin: September was Cool with Widely M. Ryan, Per Ml. Kent. Talbot during September was submit- I. White. Bridge Street. Port- Place. Tramore. Co. Waterford ted to the monthly meeting of law —Double garage and boiler Waterford Co. Council held in — Change of roof design at Broadly. September's weather Winds gusted 40 to 50 knots. Dungarvan' last Monday:— room at Coolfin. Portlaw: Balltnattih. Tramore; maps according to the official Late on Saturday the 30th J Dooley. 3- Kennedy Tee., J. Cunningham, Per D. Dil- w-ind increased from the south- NATIONAL PRIMARY ROAD Bulletin- of the- Meteorological Carrickbeg. Carrick-on-sulr — lon and Co.. 12 Grattan Sq., Service, showed two, spells, of Varying 'Rainlall west as a major depression, in- IMPROVEMENT WORKS Bungalow and septic tank at Dungarvan — Extension to cotr-poraiti-nig the remains of (a* Kiely's Cross — Embank- Ball'tmafina. Rathgormack; MELLERAY unsettled weather separated by ment under construction, and dwelling at Knockateemore. dry bu-t rather dull anticyclone However much of aas-t Munsiter. hurrtoane 'Helene' was the dom- Dungarvan; stations and Kilkenny (-0.1 Ci inant feature of the Atlantic temporary road in use. Embank- M. Keane, Kilcu'lien Upper — conditions- between 14th and had -the first air frost of Lein'st^r. and east Ulster had ment, raised to full height on Retention and completion of l©bh. On. lislt, a low moved east- between 93% and 107% of nor- weather map. Fortunately the T. Kennedy. Per Fewer. Autumn'. Minimum temper- centre moved north-northeast one side, earthworks completed, dwelllnghouse 'at Kilcullen Up- McGlnley and Associates — BADMINTON wards across the north o-f the atures were, highest between mal sunshine. Spells when there pavement construction in pro- per,; Dwelling-house at Coxtown East. country and the blustery west- was a fair amount of sun but toward® Iceland and we escaped 6th' and 10th. quite- lightly. gress. Wm. Daunt. The Bracken, Dunmore East; erly which followed' persisted also, scattered showers occurred Cb) Kitchenhole — Con- until 3rd. Winds were still! mod- Mean temperatures for the between 2nd and 5th, llth and Holy Cross — Dwelling at B. McCormack. Per A. Lavelle, THUNDER struction of walls and accom- B'awnfune. Butlerstown, O.P.: CLUB e-rate to fresh for the All- month were below normal iln 10th, on 22lnd and 23-rd and. also modation works continuing. — Dwelling and septic tank at Ireland1 hiurltng final, om Sunday most areas but ranged from on 28th and 29th. In the anti- Thunder was reported late on Ml. D O'Connor, Lefanta, Poulboy. Clonmel: 7th. and early on, 8th and on Earthworks complete and pave- Cappoquin — Retention of ex- FIXTURES FOR COMING 4th but unfortunately there 0.1 "O above normal' at Kilkenny oycioniic conditions of 30th ment construction underway. H. O'Neill. Per Kenny. WEEK to 1..0°C below normal- at 28th. whffle h-ai'l sho-wers occur- tension and extension to fact- Stephenson and Chapman' — were very few showers, until many areas had between 6 and GENERAL ory at Lefanta. Cappoquin: iOur 1st team will make their evening when a trough moving Roches' point. 10 hours of sun. wh'ich was in red between 27'th and 29th. On General maintenance in all Retention of extension and en- season's debut on. Thursday eastwards triggered widespread mankied contrast to the anti- the evening of 4th there was areas. Construction of Tennis A. G. O'Connell. Per Meadow trance at Ballyglan. Woods- SUNSHINE a vary heavy shower at Clare- town-. night next. October 13. Thiey and- heaiv.v- showers. During 5tih cyclonic conditions of 14th to Courts. Sportsfield. Cappoquin. Court Homes — Bungalow at pffiay at home to Duinmore. and early 6th warm -fronts 19th which were di'sappoilniting- morris and a report of 'torn, N.72 Strengthening — Master Ballinagigla. Bonmahon-. A. Phelan, Per Meadowcourt In most places percentages ado-ftyipe' damage from Monia- Homes — Bungalow at Kilcop. Here's hoping that the restor-ar crossed the country and we got lv dull. Other diulU days' were McGrath. tion. work in the hall will at Iirato a warm, humid, southerly of normal sunshine varied be- ath. HOth. 24th and 25th. gh-an. COUNTY AND REGIONAL J. Keane. Ennis Road. New- Woodstown: tween 75% and 100%. However, market-on-Fergus — Dwelling- that stage be almost complete. airflow. Late on 7th and early FOG ROAD STRENGTHENING R. Power. Kilbridge South It should make playing at on 8tih, a cold, front moved1 east- at Cahiirci'veen, only 58% of nor- WINDS house at Ballykerin Lower, Cap- mal sunshine, or a total' of 64.5 Hi'll and coastal fog patches (a) Darrigal. Portlaw: pagh, O.P. • Tramore — Dwelllnghouse at home far more enjoy able. wards across the country and Windiest spells were between (b) Hospital Road, Spring- Moonvoy. Tramore. O.P.: claused some thundery activity hours waa recorded, making iit 1st and 3rd, on 10th andi early affected some areas in the mount: Dungarvan Credit Union — Robert and Ann Williams 84 iln the northeast and- ea-sit. A the dullest September there on 18th and, between 23rd.- and humid air masses of 7-th and (c) Friars Walk; Offices at Stradbally: Chery,mount. Clonmel — Dwel- westerly airflow then developed since records began in 1892. 28th when (most westerly! 8th and again, on 29th. (d) Shoulders — Helvick, Dunhill Squash Club — ling, garage and sewage facil- wflt'h sun and a few sho-wers. Kilrossanty Rahoutragh. Squash court and changing ities at Poulnagunogue. Clon- Late on 9th, and on 110-th frontal WHITE LINING room at Dun-hill- mel. troughs gave -some light rain N.25 D-ungarvain Waterford. i in a southwesterly wlndflbw: thiis was again followed: by a vear, of wind to the west on 11-t'h. Be two ten 12-Hh- amid, L4t-h with pressure rising gir,a dually, sthowers- activity was slight andi ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES winds! veered northwesterly as TROOP'S BIRTHDAY PARTY PARADE Bea-tt-y. William Fennell. Aidan a high pressure area approach- Last- Saturday night. October This Friday might. October Mullarkey. Martin Whelan-. ed from the- Atlantic. As it. con- 8 at the den we celebrated the 14, sees our second parade of Michael Keliieher, Enda Donnel- tinued slowly eastwards the troop birthday party. At 8.30. the new scout year. The. Wolf ly. Mossie Keith. Derek Hayes. weather remained dry but. most- SL Ray Moore blew his: whiistle Patrol of Gerard Mullen are on Mark Shepherd. Derek Ken- ly ctoud&- with light winds and and asked the scouts and reading amd serving duty. Ali neally. Bryan Elstead. Michael Our 2nd team also play on guests to take their seats. He O'Connor and Barry Cliffe. October 16. They play, away to a drv surface for the football scouts- are reminded to be at final on 18th. The anticyclone begian by welcoming everyone the den- at 7.10 p.m. in full Agam we salute these bo-.ys Old Parish. En, both cases we ccntinued to be- the dominant on behalf of the court of achievements' who dddi the vil- wiSl- ba hoping for favourable 1 and correct uniform. resiul/ts. weather feature until 20th. honour. Before the actual lage of A'bbeiys-ide and the when, it was centred to the party began something very County of Waterford very 'Practice nights next week southeast of Ireland and there sipeCia'l happened' as the SL proud. will be Monday and Wednes- wag rain- for a time in the pointed out that the official day only, due to the fixture on northwest. Depressions crossed date for the troop party is VENTURERS Thursday night. the country between 22nd and October 2 which was last Sun- Our oycle Sunday is also 24-th giving sipW'lis of rain- in all day week, the day on whi'ch It's- al) systems go a,t the approaching so it's time to areas. On 25th we were in a the troop won its first national moment in the Venturer sec- start aililng the bikeis andi in humid southwesterly windflo-w; title (the Feile Na Gasogi. tion. Last weekend' the lads some cases e,veni the. competi- this was followed biy a fresher, since 1958. were busy putting the finishing tors miay need a dro-p of the cooler westerly airflow with a •SO to honour this achieve- (Xujtl™) touches to the Venturer Room; oil themselves. mixture oif sun amd siho-wlers. ment he called an- the unit they also installed some of — PRO some of which were heavy be- chairman Mr. James Shine to FEILE NA GASOG '88 their new audio equipment tween 20th and 28th. Shower present each team member which should be of grisa-t eti- activity was damped down dur- with a specially engraved Having digested our magnifi- tertain-meln't value fo-r the ing 29th as pressure rose and mledal which was hang ng from cent victory at Feile '88. it is future. The group are organis- on 30th an anticyclone was a sipecial-ly stitched ribbon.. worth -noting it is the first na- ing vdeo shows on Sunday paissitig eastwards just over the tional success for the unit evenings for all scouts, etc. and so-uth of Ireland. After all the medals were sli/nce the Melvin of 1958. it is liast Sunday evening saw the BALLYSAGGART presented, to tumiultuouz ap- also the first time ever the room packed to capacity for plause. Fr. Ahearne was called the double bill) show. RAINFALL shieild has been won hy> a unit on to say grace. After, this in Co. Waterford-. It's the first On- Saturday night the group NOTES Totals for- the month showed everyone "tucked into" the time we won outright a- sports participated in the troop's GAA NOTES magnificent spreads (of cakes, trophy when Michael Sheehan birthday party. Sean. Niall. a marked' south-north gradient, buns, tart-s. gandiwitahe's, etc. i Western Final This Sunday— with totals o,f 11-5 to 130 milli- won out the squash: we equall- Austin and co. d,id a splendid On tihis coming suiid&y after- metres in the west and north laid- on bv the patrofe. ed our best ever at basketball, job in preparing our table, Prizewinner in the St. Bernard Club of Ireland Show at St. Augustine's College, from left: noon. Bal-lyEiaggart junior hur- and less than 40 mm in the After everyone had their fill reaching the final and on- Sun- while the rest of the lads en- lers play thefr fourth Western Frances Moynihan, and Joe Moynihan. (Rory Wyley) Cork area. This was manly be- some pnesentatiions toO-k place. day we surpassed) bv a long tertained our guests at the fin ail of the 80's. A14- three pre- cause Ulster and- Co-nmlaught The prize of best camp photo- way our past athletic perfor-m- party. vious attempt's to capture the had totals- of 50 to 75 mm be- graph went to Oiaran Wateh. ancels. On, Friday night, October 21 title have ended in fai'liure. tween list and 6th w-hil'e south Who. as the outgoing scout of For the record, the famous we hold our first investiture. Our opponents- on Sunday are Minister escaped with 5 to 1-1 the year, put up the peg for We will give yo-u full d-etai's Rtnjz Who have not tost a hur- mm. Percentage's o-f normal Camip Euro '88 on the wall. 1-8 were: Da-mien French. Paul 1 Tobn, Gerard Mullen. Michael on this- special event later. ling rrtatdh i-n- over twp ye-ars. rainfall ranged from 30% at Venturer leader a'nd out- _ SUB-SCRIBE PLUS We have beien none too im- Cork Airport to 145% at Clones going SL Jde Organ was then Sheehan. Liam Moore. Alan pressive this- vetar. SIW11-. all' thait. but in mosit areas they wene called on to present the scout LETTERS TO THE EDITOR wi'ill be. forgotten on Sunday if between 60% amid 1-20 r/< of nor- of the year aind NLB inter- The Editor, God shower us all with a bless- Timothy and Mary sailed to we can take the titHe back to mal HUghest. daily total- was pa-trad awards. Dungarvan, Leader. ing. New Zealand in 1879 and were the far west. 38.4 mm recorded at Galway on Ring are vary strong and fit The very popular winner of Yours. married here that year. I am 0th. Spells of heavy rain, also tihe scout of the yean- mediation 24 HOURS OF PRAYER their great grand-daughter who and the heavtvi go-inK is liikellv to occurred on- 1st and early o,n. suit! them ideality. We- are not. wa-s the very hard working, — JOHN WOOD has always cherished every- 2nd and, on 25th. while- some punctual and pleasant John I am sure many of your rea- thing Irish so much that I am however, without hope. When hieavv showers- were recorded Disqualified For Three ders- would agree with me. 9 Celtic Park. Dublin Road. to visit Ireland tn- April next tihe teams meft earlier in, the Paul Cosgrave. The winners of Hate on- 4th and during 27th- the NLB were the Swils.s patrol -that) the answer for this slick Enniskidlen. Co.. Fermanagh. year and would dearly love to league section of the champion- 28'th. Conditions were dry and sorrv world is prayer for September 27 1988 meet any relations — I have a ship they finished all square. of Alan, Beatty. The other pa- everywhere between 14't-h anid trol members were APL Bneiv revival in this land. On Wed- century of news to tell them! This was our best performance 19th; and many parts oif t-he Years At Lismore Court Thank you. dan Flynn-. A'dan Mullarkey. nesday. October 19 in' our home of the championship and we south and east had only small lye-a. Lismore o-n' July 7. Healy in Eoniskimien. we are having Yours sincerely. Willi bel looking forward to at Mark shepherd. Michael Kelle- -A motorist wcith addresses im amounts of rain, between, 3rd her, Anthony Hackett, Mark Lismore and; Cappoquin failed was, fined £3-00 with a further 24 hours of prayer and fasting lieasit a repeat of -that per- and 21st. endorsement and a concunr-snt for Ireland. Mother and I DENISE WILLIAMSON formance. on- Sunday afternoon. Stearn ahdi William Fennell. to appear at Lfsmore court last Each patrol member received disqualification- from driving beigin at 9 a.m. and Willi be The Editor. Pa-kurl, NEW ARRIVAL week where he was charged R.D.2. LOW DAYTIME the latest in, torches (these with- a numiM-r of offences un- for 3 years and in addition he praying r'ght through the diay Dungarvan Leader. Congratulations to Kathleen was fined £2,0 for havclng no and the ni'gtht until 9 a.m.. the Reporoa. TEMPERATURES were kitad-lv sponsored by wa- der the Road Traffic Act, He aindi L/lam O'Gorman., Monatar- tenford Electrical wholesales'). dlri'ving licence with a concur- following morning. If amiyi be- FROM NEW ZEALAND New Zealand. was AMthanv- Healy whose ad- 20th Septe-mbe-r 1988. rive on -thiair necenit happy Mean maximum temperatures dresses were stated1 to be Main rent 12 months driv-'ng ban, liever would like to join with us event the birth of a son. were between 0.3 c and 1.5°C The unit leader. 'Mr. Brian MullMlh'Kl was then called' o-n Street Lismore and Cook St.. and £20 for having no tax on on the day, you would be most Dear Sir. IN HOSPITAL bellow normal ini most areias and the same occasion. welcome. to gay- a few words. In his Cappoquin. District Justice W. T am trying to trace the Besrti wishes to hurliing selec- wer,P the lowest for 11 to 14 F. O'Connell convicted the de- >Somid of your readers may tor Willie Roche who Is pre- years at 10 of our 16 stat'ons. speech he thanked Joe for his When District Justice O'Oon- descendants of the following e'fforts and hard, work during fendant, on all charges and in nell was. told that Hea-ly bad wish- to ja'av with us in, prayer couple and would appreciate sently in hospital. Only between- 6th and' 8th. and addition to disquallf-yini? h'rn in their own' homes an the day. to a lesser exiteint 0|n 25-th. were his term- as scout leader. He a number of prev'ous insur- amy help you could give me. ENGAGED then presented him w-i!t-h some from driving for a. period of 3 ance convictions he said' that Anyone who has got a prayet Timothy Ring born' 1854 Mill- Touraneena Congratulations, to club daytime -temperatures well be- low normal Highest tempera- tokens of gratitude on, behalf years he imposed fines total- the defendant was- mow very req'ueslt can send it to 9 Celtic street - mother — chairman. James Bennett, ling £540. paflk. Dublin, Road., EmnAskillen. EH-en Ring (neeKeeffe); father whose engagement to M'-ss tures of the month were- -record- of the leaders and, tlie unit cltose to a- prisiton. sentence and Or telephone either beforehand — Denis Ring- and Mary Cur- Notes Annie C-asey, Cappoquin, h-as ed on 7th whe'n three -inland council. He then said another warned that "if he is convicted SLIABH gCUA SET leader. Den-Hs Slattery- was lHeaily- was, fined £100. had) liis by me again on any insurance or on the day Enniskil'len 23387. ran born 1850 Stradbally. Wa- beeni announced. stations h-ad values in excess Wcenlce endorsed and was ban- What better way to help one terford: mother — Bridget (nee The club is going to be a hive of 22 C. Daytime temperatures Heaving us as he was going to offence, he wi'li definitely go to oif activity over the -next few CARD RESULTS Dublin and he also had' a pr-e- ned from' driving for 3 years jail." ano-.her. than by uplifting one Murray): father — William Thursday 6th - Raffle: Mary werP consistently low between when he, was convicted on a another In prayer and let-ting Curran. weeks as we Will be holding an 14th and 12th and also on 28th selnlt-ait.i'on for De'n.ls. American Tea Party ln Lawlors Dalton. Pat Sullivan. Moss and 29th. charge of allowing his car to Hotel. Dungarvan. on Thursday Morrissey. Jim Hornibroo-k: 1st. He finished his speech by be driven, without) insurance on 3rd November. Mary Monrissero / Bre-eda Can- wishing the new SL t-he best of April 6. Alii additional fine of ning; 2nd/3rd divided, Bertie Bv way of contrast, nightime luck during hHs term. £1.0,0 was imposed for having The hostesses will be ap- and AJnlnie Neville, Tommy temperatures! were above nor- The troop photo was then proaching you soon with your ma® except in sdmie coastal dis- nio tiax HI'JS wife. Mrs. Kay invitation and it's not a night Veale and Pa Geo-ghegam. F'n- taken befbre' the caimp slides Hehily was fined £5o with an ollla Hynes and Liam power. tricts. valuies ranged from' l.^r wier-e shown. Thesie proved very Choose to be missed. above normal at Killkeninv to endorsement for driving with- Mick Pratt and pat O'COntnor. papular, especially wllith the out insurance and a further Guaranteed CONGRATULATIONS Dick DOitHmeU and Terry Mti'l- 0.6 iC bellow normal at Roches' well thought out caption® A word of congratulations on Point hint in most areas were £20 for having no dlrMme Irish ; Cm behalf of the cTub must .go to ealhy-, Dam Howard and Mick which accompanied each slide. licence on the same date. C-rowley; Lucky tables- — Bill near or. above normal Coolest The evening ended- with a products /(fjr i Sliabh gCua's intermediate night was 30th when temper, footballers on the Western final anid Liam Murphy, Sean, Griffin major clean-up when Theresa On, a further charge' of driv- and Catherine Browne. Mick atutes fell to near freezing Twohite and J. D. Hally were ing without) insurance at Bal- victory over Shamrocks. point at a niunnber of inland Well done! Pratt and Walter- Barry. our "chief washers-up." PAGE SEVEN

IN MEMORIAM LYONS — Fifth Anniversary COURT —In lloving memory of Michael Dungarvan Leader Lyons. Woltfie Tone Road. Dun- FRANK MURPHY TRAVEL LTD. garvan. wiho died on Odtober TELEPHONE (058)41203 15 1 983. Mass offered. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, RECENT DEATHS Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan (Will those who think of him Very Rev. R. Doherty P.P., present to pay\ their final re- TOYS & CYCLES Phone 058/42799 'today. KllgabUnelt: Very Rev. Mi spects. A guard of honour ;A lilttle prayer to Jesust say. SR. MARGARET Prawley. P.P., KiHrossamty from the Presentation Second- MAIN STREET Verv Rev. W. Callanam, P.P This Week-End Specials: AHERN — Eleventh Anniver- '('Always remembered by his ary School; lined the avenue DUNGARVAN Thurs. nigibb. oot. 13 — One sary — In. loving memory of wife and family at home and Aglish. Vary, Rev. Ml. Brennock to the cemetery. /welek to Majorca _ £149 Jeremiah, 'late of Kilwinny, away.) NEWS OF TOWN O.S..A.. Very Rev. c. O Dalaigh. Our, deepest sympathy is ex- d CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW ex Cork. Talltaw. who died October 19,' MARY O'DRISCOLL P.P.. Old parish, Rev. Ml Cul- tended to the Rev. Mother and linan, Carrick-on-Suir Rev P. OPEN Oat. 16—lOne week to Malaga 1977. On his soul sweet Jesus — Twenty-ninth AND I't was with deep regret and Community oif the Presenta- —£199 ex Cork. have mercy, MCCARTHY sadinesis the local community Ahearne. C.C., Abbeyside; Rev tion Convent an their loss', also Anniversary — in loving me- D. Fitzgerald. Chaplain. Car- to Sr. Margiaret Mary,' sisters, Huge Selection of Toys and Oot. 15—Las Palm as _ One iWill those who think of him mory of my dear mother Mary learned of tihe death of Sr. s Cycles. week £199 + £19 extras, (today. Margarelt Mary O'Drisco®. pre- niglea-. Rev. Frs. MOran. Hickey 'nephew, nieces. silsiters-En-law. C. McCarthy, late of 1'8. St. ROUNDABOUT and' Hooper,. O.S.A., Mons. P. gnanidlnephews, grandnieces re- Oct. 15 — Malta £229. one A little prayer to Jesus' say, Thomasi' Terrace, Dungarvan, sentation Convelnit. Dungarvan. Place your deposits now. which occurred Thursday Octo- Lannon, Representatives otf latives- and Mends. •week. (Always remembered by his who died' on October 1'5. 1'95S. DUNGARVAN BRIDGE CLUB the Merov and Chrilsiti&n Bro- Oct. 21 — 8 nights Malaga— loving wife and family.) ber 4 aflter a perilodi of protract- KFuneral: arrangements were Telephone 058/41376 R.I.P. On her soul sweet Jesus Results, Oct. 6 — 1st. Efleen thers Communities were also by, J. Kiely & Sonis. Dumgarvan.) £199. have mercy. Masises offered. Veaile and Agnes Hartney; 2nd. ed illness which was bravely AHERN — First Anniversary borne with' tnuie Christian for- Nov. 5 — Malaga — £169. Behind my smile there is Hannah Prendergast, and Kath- —(Memories today and always leen Deasy- 3rd, Leo O'Donnell titude. Her dleeip faith in Chirifct of our brother Bill, late of Con- 'always a tear. and her outstanding 11% of ser- Long Stay Holidays this For a mother I mils® and and Mick Prendergast: 4th, vent atreefc. Tallow, who died - Tom MUlcahy and Tommy vice wasl a shllnilng eixlaimplie to Winter: on October 18, 1987. lloveldi so deai , all. Gran Oanaria — 53 nights Your memory i treasure with Biutler. iflrom £439. (Sadly and deservedly missed Thie late Sr. Margaret Mary by his family.) thoughts thiat are dean-. APPLES Malaga—Sunset Beiach from DEISE BRIDGE CLUB was a, native of Ehniistkeleii. OPEN ON SUNDAY I think of you always, not Wesit Cork and, had reached £299 for 7 week'Sf (£6 a just on.oe a year. Results Oct. 10 — 1st. Kath- DALY — First AJuiiiflversary— COOKING AND EATING day). leen Beresford and Ina H. Con- her 82ind year. In loving memory of our (Never forgotten by your lov. sidine; 2nd Kay Cullen and Sixiby-ttwo years ago she; ans- LUCEY FLOORING LTD. £4 PER BOX mother. Bridget Dalyi late,' oi tog daughter Mary and, grand- wered her- calling to the Pre- N.B.—Watch this space every; children.) Mary O'Neill: 3rd Mimi Chris- Open any day 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. week for Travel News ' Convent Street, Taliow who topher and Marion' Mulcahy: sentation Order of Sisters and Catherine Street, Youghal as it occurs. died am October 16. 1987 4th Shefla Curran and Nancy two year® later she was pro- A loving mother' most sincere 'MCCARTHY — Twenty-ninth Jennings. fessed* wilth final vowsi. The WILLIE MCDONNELL ohe loved us aul so, very dear, Anniversary — In. elver loving early part' of her teaching SUPER ANNIVERSARY BRIDE VALLEY Beautiful nature, loyal and memory of our dearest mother. ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB career was spenit in Tuaim true. Mary C. McCarthy. Hate of 18. Results, Oct. 3 _ 1st, Bill and wihiere she was totally dedicat- FRUIT FARM One in a million dear mother St. Thomas' Terrace, Dungar- Winhip Power; 2nd. Cora Kear- ed. hard-workiinig and imagina- TALLOW iwere you. van- and relict of Thomas Mlc- ney and Brid Kililgrew- 3rd. tive. She was .a person of ex- I never Jail to think of you, Oaribhy. UDC. who died on Alice Hogan and Judy Noctor: emplary character, first rate Sale of Carpets and PHONE (058) 58253 FARMERS- 1 ttiever cease to care October 15. 1959. Sweet Jeistus 4th. Eileen Frost and Cas Dolan. ability and a 'born teacher.' DEAD AND DISABLED I only wisjh I could go home have mercy on, her Soul. R.I.P. On her transfer to Dungar- CUNNIGAR BRIDGE CLUB CATTLE AND CALVES And find you sitting there. Masses offered'. van many years ago she MMV Kitchen Vinyls I cannot travel to yoiur grave, Oct. 5 — 1st, Geraldine Mur- tiinued her work, which fori her COLLECTED Time may hide t'he sadness phy and Anna McGui'nness; Prompt Service FOr you are too far away, Like thie smile that hide" the was a true vocation. The spirit- CONTINUES Buit one day soon I'll go back tears. 2nd. Maeve O'Riordan and ual! dievelbpment of those un- SINGER SEWING CROTTYS, DUNGARVAN home, Maureen O'Neill- 3rd Maureen der her care wasi alwayis her But precious memories hold O'Byrne and Bridget. O'Shea. WHY NOT CELEBRATE WITH OUR GIVE-AWAY Telephone 058/42458 you close. greatest concern'. CENTRE And flowers oin your grave ITl PRICES lay. Despite the passing vears. For many years she was 7A Newgate Street, HARBOUR BRIDGE CLUB Principal and Manager of the .(Loving daughter Angela and You were a mother very rare Oct. 6 _ 1st. Alice Butler and * Huge clearance of Sitrin^room and Bedroom Carpets Waterford. Tel. 051/75571 Mike, London.) 'When needled vou were a.l- Nellie Moloney- 2nd (tie) Brid Presentation donvernt Primary * Plain and Patterned Bedroom from only £2.70 sq. yd. have appointed /ways' there. Dunphy and Marion Walsh: and Secondary schools. Her DALY — First Anniversary— You shared our troubles, joys Geraldine Murphy and Anna organisational skills. metleulou0 * Sittingroom Canvass Back clearing from only Mrs. Biddy Hourigan of In loving memory of our and tears. McGuinness: 3rd. Breda Mc- attention, to detail and infec- £6.50 sq. yd. Mitchel Street. Dungarvan mother, Bridget Daly, late of Thank you mother for those Carthy and Peggy Kingston. tious' enthusiasm worn for her as their Dungarvan Agent DUNGARVAN Convent Street. Tallow who wonderful year®. the respect of all. TlhdSi com- died on October 16, 1987. munity of ours owes Sr. Mar- A loving mother, most sin- SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY OFFER. for Sales. Repairs, Needles, HURLING AND A bouquet of beautiful cere. garet Mary and her Sisters in Bobbins, etc. Kitchen, Diningroom Washable Carpets — Super Price FOOTBALL CLUB metmories, She Iloved us all so very deaiv. the Presentation COmmumitv a Sprayed with a million tears, BeauWful nature. lOyial and deb® of gratitude which will be was £10.50 sq. yd. — Now Only £5.95 Wishing God could have true. impossible' to repay. Ar dheis De AN EXTRAORDINARY spared you, One ih, a million, dear mother WATERFORD go raibh si MEETING If jusit for a ierw more years. were you. On, Wednesday her remains ROLLS OF KITCHEN VINYLS CLEARING AT (Loving sOttn MHok. Galway.) were removed to the Convent of the above olub (Always i'n our thoughts and GIVEAWAY PRICES — First Anniversary— prayers — loving daughters Chapel where Rev. W. carey, will be held in OALY COLLEGES U/15{ O.IC.. blessed and.1 recleived * 13 ft. wtde from £2.50 sq. yd. to £8.50 H.G.V. LICENCE In loving memory Of our Kitty and pWiSbmenta.) * 10 ft. wide from £3.90 sq. yd. to £6.90. ARTIC AND COACH mother, Bridget Daly, late of bhem, Requiem Mass' was cele- LAWLOR'S HOTEL, Convent Street Tallow who HURLING RESULTS brated! on Thursday for the Why not bring your sizes. Training in Modern Volvo died en October 16, 1987. Dungarvan CBs 6-4; happy repose of her, soul, at DUNGARVAN Which pupils from 4th, ciHass to F7 trucks with Range/ You never askied for much in NUGENT — Third Anni- Lismore OBs 4-4 change G/box and Van- lUfe, Mt. Sion 3-12: De La Salle 3-3 2nd' year sang suitable hymns WE OFFER AN EXPERT FITTING SERVICE IF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 versapy — In loving memory aind psalmfe. Since the world of nool 11 metre coaches. Of riches you had few. of Paddy, late of Ballycreen. Mt. Sion 5-9- Dungarvan 2-6 REQUIRED at 8 p.m. sharp But you gave love beyond Table: Played Points music was so special) to Sr. Why learn in older models? Ring, who died on October Margaret Mary the, versatility compare. 17. 1985. Masses offered. Mount, Sion 2 4 Don't delay — why not call to us now at Catherine Special 5-day course. Dungarvan CBS 2 2 of Its language seemed to re- To those you loved and knew. It was a sudden parting. Street, Youghal or phone us for Free Quotations at Accommodat'on arranged. '(Irving daughter Biddy and Llsmore CBs 1 0 flect her many outstanding Too bitter to forget. De La Salle 1 0 virtues and, gifts and her Mass (024)93314 — Looking forward to hearing firom you. Mike.) Only those who loved you. IRISH SCHOOL OF DALY — First Anniversary— was' further adorned with the WANTED — Aga Rayburn or 'Are the ones who will beaoi'tiiful voice of Mrs. Lena MOTORING In loving memory of our never forget. similar cooker: good condition. mother, Bridget Daly, late of Walsh accompanied! by, Sr. DORSET STREET, DUBLIN Phone 058/56315. evenings. (Always remembered by Brenda and' Bean Ui Qheal- Convent Street. Taliow who his wife EMeen, family Ann, Tel. Monica 746677/746037 died on October 16, 1987. lialigib's violin rendering of FULL BOARD accommodation Terry. Kay. Pat and Noel.i Sliabh Ge'al gOua. available, suitable for students Your girave we often visit. or others in Abbeys'ide area. Aind flowers we place with cane, Under a water-ladem sky with Contact 058/43111 between, 4 G.A.A. CHANGE evenihg drawing to a cllose. Sr. p.m. and 7 p.m. Bint thei hardest part of ail. POWER — First Anniversary Margaret Miariy was laid to rest DECKIES LOUNGE Is when we turn and leave In lloving memory of Ellen ih the beauty and tranquility MODELIGO ST. JOHN'S ASSOCIATION TELEVISION for sale colour, yiou there. Flower, late of 21. St. Brigid's of her beloved) com tm [unity perfect condition. 21 inch OBecausF YEHUe ol EHoodin g al the FOR HANDICAPPED screen'. _ Box No. W565 "Lea- (.Loving son Jim and Mau- Terrace Dungarvan. who died cemetery Rev. W. Carey C.C Saturday, October 15 — PROGRESSIVE 45 CHILDREN reen.) October 14. 1987. Mass offered. Cappoquin pitch the Western conducted the graveside liturgy der" Office. Will those who think of her junior hurling final. Ring v. assisted' by a full choir of DRIVE — Jackpot £200 on 11 games DALY — Firsit Anniversary— Ballysaggart has been switched FOR SALE _ Hoover Vacuum In loving memory of our today. clergy: Ve'rv Rev. G. Power. Cleanen perfect condition. _ >A little prayer to Jesus say. to Lismore on- Sunday, commen- P.P. Sit. Mary's. Dungarvan. A.G.M. mother. Bridget Daly, late oif cing at 3.15 p.m. Sunday, October 16 — THE WALSH TREE Box No. B564 "Leader" Office Convent street, Tallow, who (Sadly missed by your loving on FOR SALE — 4'6" divan base died on October 16. 1987 sons and daughters.) and mattress in, perfect condi- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 She leift us quietly. TOBIN — Twenty-fourth An- tion. — Bridie McHugh. Phone Her thoughts unknown, at 8 p.m. 058 42282. niversary In loving memory Buit sihe Heft us a memory, of my diear husband. Michael IN ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL FOR SALE — Gas cooker, IWie were proud to own. Tobin'. late of Fitzgerald Tee.. double, single and buink beds, 6o treasure her. Lord, Dungarvan, who died on Octo- wardrobes, dressing tables, kit- ito Your garden of rest. For when on earth ber 14. 1964. May his acuil rest chen tables, sinks, floor and in peace. McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE wall units, radios, accordeons. She was oaie of the best. is open every Sunday from 11 (Loving daughter Margaret) (Still missed and loved by his Brother and Singer sewing wife Monica and son Michael, i a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m to 8 machines, gas and electric p.m. week days: closed on Mon- DALY — First Anniversary— fires, bath, hand basins. 3- In loving memory of our TUTTY — Fourteenth Anni- day McGulre's Garden Centre. piece suites, sun lamps, clocks, versary — In loving memory Rossduft, Woodstown. Tele- electric typewriter, clash regis- mother Bridget Daiyv late of phone 051/82136. Convent street, Tallow, who of my dear father. Robert ter till, go-ear, baby walker, died cm October 16. 1987. Tutty.' late of Congress' Villa6. BROKEN HANDLES, hinges gas breakfast cooker, fireside October comes with sad Dungarvami who died on Octo- and glass On al] types of chairs, hall) stand. Dimplex. ber 16 1974. Mass offered. commode, nest of tables, shop regrets. aluminium windows replaced 1 It brings back a day we'll It is not the tears that are Also top qualitv PVC windows scales and large selection of brass giftware. Easy payment never forget, slhed at the time. so!d and fitted. Contact M. You closed your eye® without That, tell of the hearts that Queally 058/41323. arranged. — Ml. McCarthy. You bring "Cloneety Sale Rooms." Mitchel saying goodbye. are broken. Street. Dungarvan,. But memories of you wiO'l But the silent tears in the ALL PARTS of bicycles sup- never die. plied and all makes of bikes after years. QUALIFIED person. 7 years '(Loving daughter Jo and When our loved one's name supplied to order. Apply to Eamonn.) Pat-rick Barry. Bracken Bar, experience, available to mind lis spoken. children in her own home; DALY — First Araniiversury— Tallow. Phone 058/56291. (t.c) In loving memory of our .((From your- loving daughter Tallow area. Letters only to Bridle, soni-in-iaw pat and TOOL HIRE — SALES, SER- Box NO. N566 "Leader" Office. mother. Bridget Dalyi laitoe of VICE — Electric, building, gar- COnventt street, Taliow. who family.) den tools. We hire, sell and re- FOR SALE — Tenco silage died om October 16. 1987. pair. A large selection of tools grab, p.w.o. Phone 058'60153. Without farewell you fell to suit your requirements. FOR SALE—(1986 Flat Ritmo asleep, out the ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Bosch Power Tools. Contact: Diesel; 1984 Ford Fiesta; 1984 [Buit memories' of you will Dungarvan Electrical and Renault 18: 1982 Opel Kadett 'always keep. Mechanical. Unit 10. Quay St., 1.2 2-dloor; 1982 Austin Metro; Will those who think of her Dungarvan. Telephone 058 19i82 Opel Kadett 1.2. 4-dt)or; today, 42133 (t-c) 1980 Ford Escort 1.3 Elite; 1979 A Ifflttle prayer to Jesus &ay. Renault 12; 1986 Suzuki 250 (Lovina son John and Breeda. Inch.) t CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY Motor Cycle: 1982 Honda 70. — professionally cleaned. Gauran- Tim McCarthy. Glennaglogh. DALY — First Anniversary— teed results. Pressure cleaning Tallow. Phone 058'56343. In loving memory of our D00LEY — The wile, and re- service: houses, roofs, walls, mother. Bridget Dalyi Daitiei of latives' of the late Joseph etc.. also pipe and drain clean- FOOT BEAGLE strayed on Convent street, Taltiio-w who Dooley. Chapel Street. Lismore. Monday night. October 10— died on October 16. 1987. wish to thank most silnciereltv best in us ing service. — Casey Cleaning Services, Tallow. Telephone 058/ White, brown and black pat. 'We hold! you close within all those who sympathised 50123. (14/10) ches FermvaMie. Lismore area. our hearts. with them in their recent sad Information: Phone 058/54508. And there you wlE remain bereavetaenit; those who at- HAY FOR SALE, excellent You 111 walk with us through- tended the removal and burial; BILLY KELLY — Hoover 1 authorised service dealer. For quality saved im June '88. out our lives. those who sent Mass cards, Hoover sales, service and gen- Phone ' 058/54542. (Until we meet again. floral tributes and letters of uine spares. Phone (058)46219 FOR SALE — Some furniture (Loving son Tommy and sympathy A special word ot and (051)70077. (14/10). and household' ltiem6 at Hill Mary KOTteagh.) thlainiks to Cainon, power. Fr Cottage. Iismnore from October DALY — First Anniversary— O'Gormani Fr. Madden. Mo,lis. Understanding the needs of our customers, 1® onwards. phone 058/54)127. In loving memory of our O'Brien canbn Byrne andi Fr. HIRE A PRESSURE WASHER, 1 electric or PTO and do it your- GRINDS WANTED byi second, mother Bridget Daliyi late of Queally. P.P.; to, Dr. Ben Mur- and responding to them, is what everybody at self Steam cleaners also aval- ary student in accounting, in Convent street, Tallow who phy GJP. and to Nurse Harmon. ablie — Casev Cleaning Ser- Dungarvan. please contact Box died oini October 16. 1987 Ballyduff: aisp to the, Lismore Allied Irish Bank aims to achieve. vices. Tallow Telephone 058/ No M667 "Leader" Office. God called you home so chiolr. As a token oif sincere 56123 (21-10) .getrutly. appreciation the holy sacrifice Thiat only you could hear. of the Miassi will be offered' for We know we have some way to go before And no one heard the foot- their intentions. steps we can really understand and respond to all our Of the angells drawing n.ear. You left us aJJf so suddenly. FENTON (n.ee, Whelan.)—The customers' needs. But we're working every day We could only wonder' why. husbandi andi family of the laite But the saddest part of all Rita Fenton. Crowbill. Cappo- You netver said goodbye. quin. wish to thank most' sin- to continuously improve the service we provide (Lovtog daughter Kate and cerely all those who sympa- JAMES KIELY & SONS Pat cappoquin.) thised with them in, their re- for you. (EST. 1919) DALY — First Anniversary— cent siad bereavement; those (Irish Association of Funeral Directors) In loving memory of our grand- who gent Mass cards, wreaths We aim to be the best, not simply to satisfy mother Bridget Daly, tattle Of and letters of sympathy, all Convent street, Taldlow. who those who attended the remo- our own ambitions, but for our customers' sake. FUNERAL HOME died oini October 16. 1987. val of the remains. Maiss and You had a smile for every- funeral. A special word of It's your needs that bring out the best in us. * Embalming and Cremations arranged. one, thanks to kind neighbour^ and Ylou had a heart oif gold. fri'ends who visited her durli ,• * We ,i I tend to all details — church and cemetery You left the sweetest mem.- her illness. Thanks allso to Fr. * Floral and Artificial Wreaths supplied. ories. Phelan. P.P.. Fr. O'Dowd. C.C.. * Obituary Notices. The world could ever hold. Fr Uyod Tourane'ena. Fr. Rus- You never said goodlbye to us sell P.P. Four-Mile-Walter. Fr. 0 Allied Irish Bank SHANDON STREET AND MARY STREET Perhaps llt's Just as well Walsh. C.C.. Four-MBlecWater DUNGARVAN We never couldi have and Fir. Kelleher, Four-Mile- goodbye. Water. As a token of our deep I I I l' PHONC: Shandon Street 058/42116 To a grandmother we loved appreciation the holy sacrifice Mary Street 058/41876 so well, of the MiaSB has been offered You bring out the best in us. Telephone David 058/422CMI '(Always1 remembered by your for the intentions of al?. Dovfng grandchildren.) PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 456, 1988.

F.D.C. Behind the SPOTLIGHT ACCOUNTANTS — (Continued from Page 1) TAX CONSULTANTS Hotel in Cappoquin in a letter the letters 'Morrissey's Hotel' from Mr. Tom Oonvvay. a in clear glass across the red. member of the Coroway family It was removed in the early 30's wihen my father J. V. iF.D.C. is an organisation w&tjh a wide range of pro- which subsequently owned the hotel and who niow llives in Conway changed the name fessional expertise in accounting, taxation, business and linom Morrissey's to Conway's^ financial consultancy on behalf of farmers. Chippenham in Wiltshire. Tom's letter, dated Septem- The hotel was well equipped Due to continued expansion in its business, it now ber 26 starts off by stating, and had a full sized slate bed requires a TRAINEE CONSULTANT. The person "The arrival of the 'Leader' in Riley billiards table and the appointed will be a graduate ,m either Commerce, the post a few days ago took fetters on the bar window read Accounting or Agriculture, intent on making a career in me on a long trip down memory "Billiards." Farm Taxation/Farm Accountancy. lane when I read lhe article It then goes on: "The hotel about Morrissey's Hotel in had its own generator which The success of the appointee in the first instance will yiour column." It then referred provided electric light even depend on his/her ability fo promote F.D.C.'s business in tto photocopies of some old before the ESB came lo lhe the area. Excellent aatreer prospects will! be offered to newspaper articles of 1915 town. Stables which ran from ihe successful applicant. which were enclosed including Main Street lo Mill Street at one reporting the death, of a (he back were sumptuously Reply in writing, enclosing a C.V. to:— Michael J. Kenny, who equipped and 1 remember one VINGENT HAYES, Regional Manager, obviously was a prominent of Lhe old Hansom cabs which F.D.C. Accountants - Tax Consu'ftaints, man in Cappoquin at t'he time, was still tihe re UP to 1930 well 22 Grattan Square, and who died at the end of preserved with beautifully polished black shafts." Dungarvan, June 1915. He had purchased Mtorrissey's Hotel fi'om the Co. Waterford. The letter then explains: John Walsh who was the "There is a gap in the history reason fior mentioning the of the hotel mentioned in your Dungarvan CBS senior football team which defeated De La Salic College by 2-8 to 0-1 in the County Colleges Champion- matter in this column in- the article on September 16," and ship. Included are Mr. J. Ryan and Mr. E. O Mairtin (coaches). (Rory Wyley) first instance. A photocopy of it goes on 00 say that the M. J. an old photo of the hotel taken Kenny already mentioned about' 1914 a-llso enclosed above purchased Morrissey's showed little change from its Hotel from John Walsh and CAVANAGHS present outward appearance. sold it to his brother-in-law Michael J. Foley in 1911 (who LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES The letter then went on: "I later purchased a licensed pre- remember holding the ladder ASHE QUAY, FERMOY LISMORE GAA NOTEs LISMORE F.C. NOTES Team 247; 2. N. Twomey Team Fermoy — congratulations to mises in Main Street, Lismore Last Sunday morning in Tal- 246: 3. K. Madden Team 245- 3. S. Norris who came- 2nd with 31 for my father wlhen he painted still run by his daughter Celi« Weekly Draw—Week No. 37 low. Lismore suffered their first M. Troy Team 240. pts. The Juniors were at home over "Morrissey's Hotel" on £50—Mr R. Ormonde Deer- who was born in Morrissey's defeat of the season when Sat. 8tih/Sun. 9th 18 Hole and three of our players took tihe front of the building and CAR AND TRACTOR park: £30—Mr. L. Power. Rath; losing by the only goal of the Stable-ford — 1st. M. Goulding the honours with — 1st. Fiona Hotel) when he sold the hotel £20—Mrs. J. Landers, Town- tihe name Conways was sub- the game to neighbours. Cappo- (221 43 pts.: 2nd. N. Power (14) Howard (24) 40 pts.- 2nd, Anna to Mr. Conway's falher, Joseph park- £15 — Mrs. B. Kenneal- quin In the semi-final of the 42 pts.: 3rd. J. Cashman (17) 41 Murphy (27 1 40 pts.: 3rd, Eileen stituted. That was about 1932, V. Conway in 1920. ENGINES FITTED ly. Deerpark: £10 — Mr. D. Lee Tony Bolger Perpetual Cup. pts.: 4th P. Kearney (17) 40 Tinnelly (on back 9) (23) 37 pts. I think . . . From thie time John (All prices incl. labour and VAT) South Mall: £10 — Miss C. and pts.; 5th, R. Paul (21) 40 pts. The letter concludes by re- P. Quinn, Camphire. The 9 Hole Stableford took Walsh sold Morrisseys until • New 7610 — £2,500 Fixtures: Sat. 15th — Lls- place on Friday last — 1st E. marking that the Morrissey Promoters prize—Mr. J. Len- m-or-e v. Dungarvan in Dungar- 1970 it remained more or less • New 6610 — £2,130 ane. (Advt. 1 Hornibrook 20 pts.- 2nd, Fiona wihlo gave his name to lhe hotel van. 12.30 p m. Howard 18 pts.: Best Gross 'in the family' as M J. Kenny's remained rather a mystery but • New 4610 — £1.844 Sat. 15th. Sun. 16th — 18 H Kay McDermott 18 pts. wife and M. J. Foley's wife • RCD Fiesta 957 — £590 Week No. 38 v. Par. it then adds: "a remark made £50 (211), Masters M. M. and were sisters of my grand- to me by the late Mrs Teeling • RCD Sierra 1.6 — £710 R. Sullivan. Mayfield: £30 (88). mother." in the 1930's that 'we owned • RCD Mk. Ill Escort — £730 Miss E. Ormonde, Townspark: LADIES GOLF NOTES tihe hotel before ye did' may • RCD Cortina 1.6 — £760 £20 (8), Mr. T. Morrissey. There was some very good Giving a more detailed Moonatrim- £15 (295) Mr. J. be a Clue as her maiden name • New Sierra- 2.3 DSL — £1.750 golf played during the past account of the hotel, Tom Con^ O Gorman. Fernville: £10 (95 >. week in spite of the bad wea- way's letter has thiis to say: was Morrissey and sihe may Mr. E. and M. Landers Cappo- ther conditions. We had an 18 ALL CAR ENGINES FITTED CARRY THE FORD quin: £10 (50). Miss K. and L. "I remember well the badge have been his daughter. Sadly Hole Stroke Competition on her death was reported in the LIFETIME GUARANTEE Kennefick, Ohurch Street. Pro- Wednesday 5th and congratula- on the balcony (the balcony moters prize. Sean Sullivan. tions to our new young golfer extended the length of the 'Leader' issue of September 16 Anti Freeze and Oil at Keenest Prices. The next draw will be held Fiona Howard who kept un the building along the first floor also (RIP)." in the Red House on Saturday, run of magnificent golf that The 9 Hole Stroke will take Contact:— October 15th at 8.15 p.m. All she has been playing for over the main entrance) whicih | Well ,Jm would appear to are welcome -to attend. This was a game in which place on Thursday and Friday was the emblem of the LiL Raymond Ennis or Jim Gordon our forwards never got to grips the past few weeks. next. Presentation of prizes at give the full background to (025) 31211 —(Advt.). with the Cappoquin defence Results: 1st. Fiona Howard 7.15 p.m. on Friday. (Cyclists Touring Club — 3 tlhe pioture and we express our Social—Tickets for the social while our midfielders always (29) 62 nett: 2nd E. Hornibrook Good luck to the ladles going wings on a cycle wheel). The (24i 66 nett. thanks to Mr. Conway for which will be held on October played second fiddle to the op- to Fermoy in the Intermediate domed light above it had red 30th in Clonea Hotel are now position. Our back four were The Junior and Minor Allian- Alliance. _ ("Divot"). taking ihe time and trouble lo available. These may be ob- under constant pressure, espe- ces took place on Thursday 6th. glass in the bottom half with supply the story in his very tained from any committee cially in the second half and with the minors travelling to WIDOWS ASSOCIATION informative letter. member. Price: Ticket £9: Tic- keeper Seamus Prendergast ket and Bus £10. Numbers are was kept busy. The monthly meeting of the ANOTHER CHARITY RUN limited, so we would ask any- The absence of captain Bren- West. Waterford Branch on- the one intending to travel to get dan Lawton was an insur- NAWI was held at Lismore TO WATERFORD THE GROVE FILLING STATION, TALLOW their ticket immediately. No mountable loss while the play- Hotel on Tuesday last. ARDMORE TYRES'. — TYRES! — TYRES! tickets will be available after ing of team manager Tommy Final arrangements were Dan Dineen, Clonea. lhe Sunday. October 23rd. made for our four members to NEW RADIALS. 1 55x12 — £21.00 Pratt in defence robbed us of FIRST PRIZE FOR well-known Dungarvan row d an attacking midfielder cum attend tihe National Council runner who has, to date, raised 155x13 — £23.00 striker. meeting at Westport. week-end MOTORISTS FINED 165x13— £25.00 The only goal came 14 min- 14th-17th October. quite a lot of money for various New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, utes from full time. Overall on CLASHMORE 18 members joined the Cork charities from sponsored runs the day we have no excuses and Widows at St. Dominic's. Cork Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and many for a day's retreat on Sunday. AND DISQUALIFIED is to undertake another run more. the better side won. Two motorists from Ardmore from Dungarvan to Waterford Team — S. Prendergast P. MECHANIC 18th September. All appreciated appeared at Youghal Court on Remoulds: 135x13, 145x18, 155x13, 165x13 — All £1.00. Fitzgerald, K. Foley. T. Pratt. William O'Connell, a 22-year- their day of prayer and reflec- City on Saturday next. October tion Fmday last on charges of driv- 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon. P. Prendergast. E. Cusaek. C. olid mechanic with VW/Audi. ing with excess alcohol and 15 on behalf of the Aid Cancer We stock New Tyres In all sizes, including Tractor. Barry S Daly. B. Shanahan. Mazda andi Mericedlesi-®enz deal- Our member Ciss O'Keeffe both were fined, endorsed and Treatment (ACT) fund. F. Power. Subs. — B. O'Gorman era O'Brien Bros.. Tallow, has Tel. NOEL HENLEY 058/56298 gave us a very interesting talk disqualified from driving for 3 He will leave Dungarvan at for Daly A. Bolger for Power. won 1st, place in Ireland a-nti about, her cruise from Cork to years. Next Sunday we return- to the society) of the Irish Motor New York on the QE2. She 11.30 a.m and will be accom- Open for Petrol. Diesel and Oar Gas. 7 days, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m Minor Hurling — The win- league football when we enter- John Farrissey, Main Street, panied by a number of sup- Industry's Gold Medal fior his showed us some photos and Ardmore. who was described by ning time, in the Golden Goal tain Modeligo. results in the Department of literature of her memorable porters who will collect dona- competition (Lismore v. Mount Our prime aim this season ls his own solicitor. Mr. John Education's examinations in trip. Thanks Ciss. we all en- Brosnan. Youghal. as "one of tions for the fund en route. Sion) is 29 min.. 07 secs. Would promotion from the second divi- motorcar engineering. joyed your -talk. the holder of this ticket please sion and Modeligo will be one the best known litigants in this contact Rev. B'ro. Dormer or William, Who is- a native of Holy Mass will be offered for area." pleaded guilty to a THE ROAD TO BALLYBAY of the strongest, sides we will Clasihmore. will be presented Sean Prendergast at thp Chris- play. But we must collect two our deceased members and rela- charge of driving with excess tian Brothers School. Lismore. points with every home game with his award' at a special tives at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday. alcohol at North Main Street. Our choice for the ballad We would like to thamk all regardless of the opposition. S1MI function to be held in 8th November at St. Cartage's Youghal on April 9. corner this week Is "The Road those who gave so generously Kilkenny on Monday. Novem- Church. The usual meeting will In reply to Mr. Brosnan's To Ballybay." which we came Kick-off on Sunday Is 11.30. ber 14 next. follow at Lismore Hotel. ATTENTIOBEECHER'N FARMERS!S FOR— ANIMAL FEEDS to heir, make this competition The club officers remind us, comment District Justice W. F. across in a collection of the such a great success. that tickets are now on sale O'Connell remarked, "yes. the songs of Percy French. Bally- We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right for the annual confined draw. name of your client is familiar-' bay. like Baliyjamesduff is in prices:— Get Well Soon — We are all They mav be had from any Farrissey also pleaded guilty Co. Cavan where the redoubt- sorry to hear of the hospitalisa- Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nu's. club official. to a charge of causing an ob- able Percy French found the tion of Rev. Bro. Dormer, but struction on the Dublic road- inspiration for so many of his Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts we are hoping to see him back great poems and wonderful ANNIVERSARY MASS way on the same occasion. (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fins Meal, Parata, Bull in our midst, fit and well. In the Garda Inspector P. Malone songs:— Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig not too distant, future. who prosecuted told the court — The club wishes This Sunday. 16th October is DUNGARVAN Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, Sympathy the first anniversary of the that the defendant parked his Is this the road to Ballybay? to extend its deepest sympathy Sez I to Miss Magee; K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. death o,f Rev. Bro. Blake, who car in a manner which preven- to the Ormonde family in their taught for so many years in ted a lorry from getting You're leaving it behind ycu. recent sad bereavement. Lismore C.B.S. and was also SEA ANGLING through. When asked to shift Sez Maryanne to me. Superior in Lismore and Dun- his car he refused to do so and So I turned and walked MICHAEL BEECHER LISMORE A.C. garvan C.B.S. when the gardai were called beside her. TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD The Anniversary Mass will be CLUB NOTES they arrested F'arr-lssey and And 'tis only fair to say WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY On the last three Wednesday celebrated in St. Carthage's charged him with drunk It was very pleasant walk-in' nights of September a few Church this Sunday. 16th Oc- driving. On the road to Ballybay. members ot the Lismore A.C. tober at 11 a.m. the sponsors for their gen tiro,us Inspector Malone added that did very well in Midleton in the help, as- without them the club the defendant had numerous Chorus: two mlile road race. Maude Cun- could not procure the excellent CRICKET GAME CANCELLED previous convictions for a var- ningham was the first lady prizes. iety of offences including as- Ballybay Ballybay. home each night. Carl Landers, Due to the adverse weather The 1988 fishing season, came Sidney the Congeir. on, whom sault and drunk driving. 'Twas a dark and wintliry John Cahill and Eric Flynn also which prevailed last Sunday, to an end last Sunday with the there was a reward of £500. is Convicting the defendant. day. ran very well on the three the annual challenge cricket Interftrms Competition, spon- s® with us. He was sponsored District Justice O'Connell Im- But the sun was surely nights. These four athletes re- game between Lismore and sored by Baumanm Jewellers. by. S. Baumann of Baumann posed a fine of £50 on the shin in' ceived prizes tor competing on Cork County had to be can- The weather was fairly good Jeiwellers who said that nfext charge of driving with excess On the road to Ballybay. the three nights. celled. At the time of writing for so late in the year and year he will again come up alcohol with an endorsement Elthne Dahill also did well no new date has been set for fishing was good although one with a similar sponsorship. and a disqualification from Is this the road to fame and but could only compete once. the fixture. boat, namely Karia Miarie. s'kip- 'SO for the fishing season driving for 3 years. An addi- wealth? Lismore athletes travelled to peired by Connie McGrath. past there is only now the tional fine of £20 was imposed Sez 1 io Miss Magee: Bord Solathair an Leictreachais Fermoy to compete in their UNDER AGE SOCCER Created a record' wihich will annual general meeting whicih on the obstruction charge. Ye've got- the brains, ye've got open Cross country on Sunday, never be 'beaten. lit had, a crew will take place In the Anchor the health October 2nd. -All the athletes Last Saturday evening iin of seven anglers anidi onl'y one Bar on Wednesday October 19 Sez Maryanne to me. did very well with Margo COLLISION AT YOUGHAL NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Tallow. Lismore were defeated fish was caught all day) to the at 8.30 p.m.. to finish ofT the BRIDGE But still I want a comrade Broderlck taking 3rd -to heir by Bride- View in The Billy amazement- oif all. To praise me an' to blame. 300m. u-8. Thomas Barry ran a yieiar. So, looking forward to Henley Shield Final by 5 goals 1 seeing everyone next weetk to Matthew Barry. 2 College An' keep mP from the traps In order to carry out essential improvements great race in the boys u-10 to 1. This was u-18. The competition consisted of finalise 1988 Road Ardmore pleaded guilty that's la-id and alterations to our networks, we regret 400m. and he finished 1st. Next, Saturday the u-16 team teams of sl-x. Seven teams in to a charge of driving with ex- Upon the road to fame. Michael Molumphy ran a great that it will be necessary to interrupt the play in the first round of the- all fisbedi in, five boats, catch- cess alcohol at Youghal Bridge race in the boys u-12 800m. and ing 67 ifish wiith a variety of 6. 011 May 6. A second charge of electricity supply as follows; Comer House League when Ballybay. Ballybay. he also finished 1st. they travel to Tallow again to namely: 28 conger, 14 ling. 20 dangerous driving on the occa- No man could go astray play Bride View. Kick-off on dogfish. 3 pouting. 1 bullhusm. sion was dismissed. With a guide like her li balloon wrasse. The court was told by In- AFFANE R/A Saturday Is 11 a.m. beside him The winning team was FCF spector Malone that, Barry who On the road to Ballybay. Monday, I7th October, '88 — 09.30 tte 1.00 p.m. — with 17'8 points, consisting o-f DUAISEANNA Is unemployed, crossed to his GOLF CLUB NOTES Incorrect side of the road while BeilviJle, Crinnaughtaun, Batlyhane, Affane Gross Roads, Fred Forsey (captain,). Patsy Is tills the road to Paradise? The East Cork Oil Winter Dee. Jlmmly Maher. Gerry Dcm- driving across Youghal Bridge Sez I to Miss Magee: Lacloen, Ball-yard, Poulba uti-a, Bawnfo,un. Mbneygorm. League got otf to a flying start ovan, pihiliip Maher. Tihe. second on the occasion and collided I'm thinking that it might, be. Knockacronaun, Turbe-ha. Lackenrea, Cluttahlina, Cool- over the weekend with 70 com- team wasi -Larry's Bike Sbo,p LITEARTHA DO with an oncoming car. The In- Sez Maryanne to me. nacreena, Bellville Park. petitors braving the wlntery with 152 points (Larry Curran spector added that in another Oh. I saw the love-light elements. Conditions suggested (captain). Billy Bumster. Tony court last month Barry had leppin' scoring would be poor but the been convicted of drunk driv- In a pair of roguish eyes. AFFANE R/A Elsltead. pat Buckl-elyi. To,ivy opposite proved the reality with Clrowe. JOhln, Oronini). The SCRIOBHNOIRI ing and was disqualified for 12 An' 1 knew we two were Monday, 17th October, '88 — 1.30 to 4.00 p.m. — six .having scores of 40 pts. or months steppln' better. With just 2 pts. between thirdi team was waterford Co- Bewjley Bridge, Dromana, Curraghirodhe House, Clashna- op 'B' with 148 points (Sean When Barry told the court On the road to Paradise. the first, and third team the Flynn. John Fennell. Frank that he got a puncture which darriv, Knockalara, Kiilmolaslh, Curraghmoreen, Bewley. scene Is set for a most, inter- DHEISEACH caused his car to go over to Ballybay. Ballybay. The girls u-10 team finished esting .league, the next round O'Brien Rose Dwane. Patricia Walsh. Bredia Warren). Its Incorrect side of the road. The birds are far away- DUNGARVAN URBAN 3rd — Claire Dunne. Ann Marie of which will be on the week- Fograoldh torthai Chomor- District Justice O'Connell dis- But our hearts they sang Llneen. Alison Howard and end of 22nd/23rd October. FVainik O'Brien, was individual tais Liteartha an Olreachtaiis missed the dangerous driving together. Thursday, 20th October. '88 — 09.30 to 4.30 p.m. — Claire Moore. Next Saturday. 15th October, winneir wlt-h- 81 points. The don mbllaln 1988 a-g falltlu 1 charge. On the road to Ballybay. Kilruslh Housing ScWeme. The boys u-10 team also fin- the second leg of the match skipper's prtee went to Maur'Xe nGrudlann Guinness 1 mBle'ia However he then told the de- ished 3rd — Thomas Barry. against Dungarvan takes place McGraith: First Cork. Oliath ar an 4u Deire F.oir. Im- fendant that be must now be James McNamara David in Ballinacourty with a 12.30 The prizes were presented, by easg na buatoirt bhi be.lrt disqualified for 3 years to which FOR SAFETY SAKE— O'Gorman and Thomas Mol- p.m. shotgun start. The team Yvonne Baumann of Baumann scriobh-noir o's na Deise. Donal Barry replied, "that's fine sir. 1—Please treat all services and installations umphy. who played -in the first leg ls Jewellers. The club chairman 0 Clonnfhaolaidh. Cuan Mhuire. I don't mind." The boys u-12 team had a thanked all the anglters, who The District Justice then -im- live during this period as supply may be again on duty If unavailable Dun na Mainistreach agus Choose /^fcr-i great run and finished second- please notify Bill Ro-nayne. took part In competitions dur- Nioclas Breathnach go bhfuil posed a tine of £30 wiith an en- Guaranteed 'H resumed at any Hme for brief periods. Ryan Flynn Michael Molum- Results: Friday 7th. 9 Hole ing the year. He also thanked comhnui air anols 1 gCullean- dorsement and a 3 year dis- phy. Patrick Molumphy and Irish 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating Stableford — 1st. T. Cahill 20.\ the local press for publishing nach An CaiSlean Nua. Co. qualification on the charge of Gerard Feeney. pts.: 2nd. J. Hornibrook 19 pts.: the notes eiac-h week: Davfld Lulmwi. Mulnteolrl an bhelr-t driving with excess alcohol products Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. Well done to all the athletes Best Gross. F. Geary 15 pts. Steam for the photographs1: acu go bhfuil aithne mor ortha and an additional fine of £5 or. Office immediately, —we wish them the best of luck Sat. 8th/Sun. 9th. East Cork the sikippers for their help in 1 gColalste na Rinne lels na a charge of dr-lvlng without a In the future. —(P.R.O). Winter League — 1, P. Norris nunmilng the competition, and bllamta fada. drivlin.2 licence on the occasion.