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No Preferential Grant Aid SEA ANGLING For West Waterford Deputy Austin Deasy asked Social Council In September, the Minister for industry and 1'985 which recommended ob- Youghal Fishermen's Strike Commerce the reason the West jective criteria for determining Waterford and portlaw areas the areas to be designated. •were not included in the list of These criteria are based on, A TIME BOMB ON premises at Lower Main Street areas he announced for prefer- labour market imbalance, ential grant aid. for industry which Is a broadly defined WHEELS whan it was discovered that a when the unemployment levels measure of unemployment. The safety valve was leaking. The In a recent interview, the iin these areas are high; and if Economic and Social Research Hits Dungarvan Event substance expands at sucih an he H1 make a statement on Institute was commiissioned to Chief Fire Officer of Cork City, W enormous rate that a little can the matter. determine the actual areas Tony McCarthy expressed hiis In addition to the bitter five The fishermen have alleged on the local sea angling clubs concerning money alleged to be cause a major explosion when In the written answer on which merited designation growing concern at the freedom Wednesday, May 26. the Minis- under the NiESC formula. The months old rod licence dispute that southern angling clubs does not. make any sense. At a paid to the Fisheries Board by it mixes with the oxygen in the which has decimated tourism, were providing a sum of £30 000 With which trucks carrying ter, Mr. Albert Reynolds stated: EI9RI analysis has determined timP when we should be doing sea angling clubs were utter air. The Dungarvan Fire Bri- especially in the West of Ire- to the Fisheries Board to fund everything to boost our tour- rubbish. "What they do when dangerous chemicals axe able to The basis for .the recent Gov- that the following non-desig- land., a new fisheries row flareda fresh campaign to stamp out gade and the Gardai were ernment decision agreeing to nated counties merit the high- ist attractions and amenities they go out fishing ls none of move through tihe city. Prior to last Thursday night after a the use of the illegal nets for such senseless boycotts almost our business, our concern is just alerted and the area was the designation of certaPn est priority for designation, i.e. heated confrontation between salmon fishing along the south moving to Cork, Mr. McCarthy counties for the higher rate of Louth. Wexford, Wicklow and amount to a kiss of death. to get On with our own compe- cordoned off while t'he tanker fishermen in the East cork area coast. The confrontation took titions," he said was the Ohiief Fire Officer here fixed asset grant was a report Offaly. It is on this basis that driver, displaying great courage. and Southern Fisheries Board place at Youghal pier and RUBBISH entitled "Designation of Areas the Government decided to Officers over the seizure of ille- gardai had to be called as more Should th( dispute not be re- in Waterford with headquarters mto, hfs ^ab and drove tihe for Industrial Policy'' produced accord these counties designa- gal monofilament, nets in Youg- than 200 locals prevented Fish- Dungarvan sea Angling Club soived before Sunday. the com- in Dungarvan where he was|Vehide (he youghal Road •by the National Economic anid tion status. hal. ery Officers from landing a boat petition will be serviced by local are to stage one of their major boatmen in Dungarvan and' Ab- W an d containing nets which had been annual fixtures next Sunday, r, ( M^ ^ 'and on to open ground at seized. The Officers were as a beyside but because the num- Chief McCarthy s worries a re Kitossera away from any houses the King and Queen of the Sea ber Of boats may. accordingly, result, forced to go back out competition, and the Club centred on the transportation of !and ,e Thankfully the and find an alternative landing be limited the competitors can point. P.R.O.. Damien Dillon told the only be accommodated or a first dangerous substances .around bkm was resolved without "Leader" that, Irrespective of rv^iintrtr \A; l-ie-r'o Ihp c i til at mn r come, first served basis. It is to t'he country where the situation any dire consequences but we any intimidation that, might be be hoped, however, that wiser Later on Thursday night expected, the competition will at present exists that a truck have been told on the very best about 150 fishermen based in counsels will have prevailed be- can leave any point at any time go ahead He said that the fore then. authority that for a sihort priod Youghal decided to refuse to claims made by the fishermen bring anglers out in their boats carrying fih.e most potentially the whole lower end of the C.B.S. Munster Schools Cup dangerous substances without because, as they claimed the town, in the vicinity of Lower anglers had financed thP new notifying the relevant authori- Main Street and Church Street clampdown mounted by the ties which in such cases are the was in danger of going up in a Fisheries Board. A spokesman Fire Departments and the for the fishermen warned that puff of sm'oke. Tennis Team they would prevent private boat Gardai. owners from taking out anglers, This is really a very frighten- However, virtually every sub- even if it meant using physical DUNGARVAN ing thought and it sihows how force. stance with hazardous proper- very relevant the remarks of In the meantime the Fisher- ties is covered in some respects Chief Officer McCarthy and ies Board has strongly refuted in major new legislation intro- the allegations that, they were SEA ANGLING duced in January of last year. indeed those of all our other mounting a new campaign of Chief Officer McCarthy points Fire Officers are in .regard to net seizures or that they had NOTES out that there are two main the handling of all these received any monies from ang- GLUB dangerous substances. It is ling associations for such a categories involved in the campaign. carriage of these dangerous indeed time to stand back and substances. These are the oil, take a long, hard luck at this DUNGARVAN EVENT HIT chemical and gas companies very serious problem before a It was with regret that last Next Sunday's competition is The Youghal row spread to week's inter-firms competition the King and Queen of the who transport such substances major catastrophe does occur. Helvick on Saturday last when Seas. Get the entries in early on a regular basis and were local fishermen decided to sup- had to be cancelled: sorry for port their Youghal colleagues any inconvenience caused to as we may have to operate a "reasonably safety conscious" NEW AGRICULTURE and to refuse tn take anglers our members and othe^ r poten- "first come first served" basts, and the small operators who I ACT out in their boats. Spokesman tial competitors. I m'.ght tell Den't say you were not were the cause- for most tor the Helvick fishermen. you that H was as difficult to The Kng is:sponsored by On Monday of last week the Richie Tobin. informed the Dun- dteman.tte the outing as.it was SLo ' Smsmri by concern. He said 'that garvan Sea Ansllng Club of this to airranige. Anyway, the sood Q^een i6. sponsored (o,, Mk'inbcrs of the former ('nun 1 y docdsioii on Saturday. As a. rc- [lews is til,1L 111,' lniter-ftrm-s will We are thankful to both. t tAcn i n dependen t. erford Committee of Asri- Kl the Dungarvan Club was i>,, tishetl at a date v-et to be 'j-'.-.have beet* no reports enced truckers carried dan ire. or "ar least most ot j forced, at. short notice, to can- arranged. of "sightings of 'Sydney the serous goods through cities them, held a meeting a' the cel their Important Inter-Firms The other good news is that Conger' as yet - he hasn't and towns without even know- ACO'l Office in Dungarvan to Competition scheduled for Sun- there are a few congers out turned up in either a net or a day. in excess of 70 entries had there—we had a few hours out- lobster pet as yet. See you Sun- ing what t'hey were carrying. which the four TDs for the been received for this and club ing on Sunday. There are day. Sydney! These "blind" and potentially Constituency were invited, i he officials then had to make con- mackerel out there too, one of — PRO deadly consignments were, he meeting was called to lobby the tact with these to inform th°m the lads caught one! of thp last, minute cancellation. said, being transported around TD's to make representations In view of the strong denial thc. country every day usually to Minister for Agriculture issued by the Regional Fisheries destined for agriculture and Michael O'Kennedy to include E'oard that angling clubs had a section in tihe new Agriculture contributed no monies for the small businesses where people alleged net seizure campaign taking delivery were not (Research. Training a FLEADH GARDA PAT CASSIDY Cappoquin will be a hive oi musical activity this weekend. A native of Frenchpark. Co. Roscommon. Pat, Cassidy joined With entries for com,petitions the force in 1948 and was first alone up 50 per cent on, last stationed in McCurtain Street year as well as the many Garda Station in Cork City. He visiting musicians, ami entertain- subsequently served in Goleen. ing weekend for young and old West Cork. Castletown Connors, ds assured. Co. Limerick. Youghal and Tar- There will be set dancing and bert. Co Kerry before going to in ceilithe in the Boathouse on Rathmore where he served his Friday and Saturday nights and longest term covering almost 23 CENTRAL the very popular Tadhg Kear- years. He says that lip will ney Ce'lii Band on Sunday night never forget the friendlines> of as well as music and singing the Kerry people as shown to DAIRIES sessions around the town. him there during that time. At 12 noon on Sunday the Hp spent his last year before Dungiarvan pipe B'and will set retiring in Ardmore and he has the scene and during the after- decided to remain in the area CHARITY DRIVE and has nlanned t0 build his noon there will be da.nc'hg of home in Piltown where his the recently revived Cirowhill daughter Kay wh0 is married to Lancer as well as music and Liam Allen also lives. In all. Pat step-d,an.cin.g on the platform In and Mrs. Cassidy have a family The winners of the Trabolgan Holidsy Week-end are the Square. of seven daughters and three Mrs. Mary Earley, 8 Bayview, Western Bay. Dungar- At around 4 o'clock the u-18 sons. Sec the European Soccer Championships in (rue living fifty-strong Youghal Miarching In his younger days Pat, was van and Mrs. Nora Walsh, 25 Caseyville, Dungarvim. colour — only on Sony TV Biand, which recently qualified a fin? footballer and won a Continue ta collect your tokens — next draw Monday, for the Munster Fleadh in July, medal with the Garda team In June 27. Married recently in Colligan Church: Miss Carmel Hallahan, will giive a display1 around the 1950 Always a lover of outdoor Bohadoon, Dungarvan and Mr. Michael Power, Kilcannon, town. life he still likes to do a day's Support local jobs and local charities. BEN O'NEILL Cappagh. The wedding ceremony was officiated at by Fr. Pat Thp return of summer weather shooting. is all that i's needed to ensure We join with their many Butler, and the reception was held at (he Gold Coast. wihat should be the beist Fleadh friends In wishing Pat and his Central Dairies Ltd., Dungarvan (Photo: David Stearn) for many years. wife every happiness in the O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN years ahead. PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 3, 1988. SPRATT U-15 A COLLEGES CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES Boys Junior Discus — Felim ST. MARY'S STREET, DUNGARVAN MR. EDMOND QUANN run for the entire Bank Holiday on our annual outins and this weekend. It is a first ever such year we are heading to beauti- P°CountydChampionshlps at, the FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY HURLING TITLE FOR We record, with regret, the event, in Cappoquin and is being ful Co. Wicklow. We will visit passing of a member of another such places as Glendalough. Friary College. Results— SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENTIAL SHOP PREMISES looked forward to with feelings Girls Junior Shot — Fiona well known local family in the of great excitement and expec- Sally Gap, Roundwood, Vale of (Having independent hall door entrance) person of Mr. Edmond (Eddie) tancy. The local committee of Avoca and a spot of morning LGh0s2nu-16 Javelin _ Fiona Recently renovated throughout with attractive shop DUNGARVAN C.B.S. Quann. Coolagortwee and late the promoting Finnlsk C.C.E. coffee and shopping thrown in, front and excellent retail area. * Adjacent to Grattan of Riverview House who died at will make for a great day out. Lynch 3rd. DUNGARVAN C.B.S. 8-5; DE LA SALLE 3-9 has worked hard to psepare this Gills Junior Discus — Fiona Ardkeen Hospital on 26th May. elaborate event and the support All this happens on Saturday, Square. The remains were removed Lvnch 2nd. „ „„ Dungarvan scored a great Long playing well at centrefield. of patron.s and traders, so gen- June 27, so book your seats now Solrs: E. A. Ryan & Co., T. F. Meagher Street, John Fitzgerald hurling well at from the Kiely Funeral Home erously given, is greatly appre- at Unlacke's Shop — at last Junior Ladies 200m. — S. Mc- victory over De La Salle in this on Friday evening to Affane Dungarvan, having carriage of sale. county u-15i final played at centre back and Raymond Ryan ciated. The town Is en fete and year's prices. I'll be giving up to C 'A' and Niall Considine in the half Church and, on Saturday mor- the amount of painting and de- date details each week about Girls "u/14 2O0m. — Corinna Further (particulars from: The Sole Agents-—^ Abbeyside recently. Dungarvan, ning. following Requiem Mass, Walsh 2nd. playing with the breeze got off forward line. Dungarvan C.B.S. corating in preparation is very the trip so watch this column. the burial took place in the ad- Everybody is welcome, so book Girls u-14 Long Jump — Cor- "PAROCHIAL HOUSE," MODELIGO to a great start with a goal enjoyed most Of the play in this encouraging and also does the match but paid dearly for a joining cemetery. Tidy Towns image an immense now to avoid disappointment. ln 2 d from Benny McGrath In the He ls survived by his daugh- G^u-14 L5 OOm. - Corinna FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY first minute. After the first, 15 lack of penetration In the full amount of good. So the town Cash to accompany your book- Edmond Spratt & Son are instructed to offer for sale forward line and the giving ter Marie, son-in-law, Michael, should be crowded and very ing. W 1S minutes of exciting hurling the John (brother), Mary Anne (sis- Mrls u-14 1.500m. _ Clare this most attractive property, full' of charm and character sides were level at 2-2 each. Two away of some soft goals in the much alive for an eventful first half. ter). nephews, nieces and rela- weekend. AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB M n standing qn c. 1 acre. The residence retains all the quali- goals from Fergal Cunning- tives to whom sympathy is ex- Sen^o? Ladies 200m. — Susan ham and one from John Morris- Team — A. Walsh. J. J. Ron- tended. ties of a late 19tih. cenitury farm-house, incorporating sey left Dungarvan leading 5-2 CAPPOQUIN ROWING CLUB End Of Season Party. May 22: M a th y 2 n ayne (0-1), J. Morrissey, J. Mc- 1st, B. Bergin and J. O'Gorman: Gh is u i 5 800m.-Niamh Mc- walled-in ,garden, coach houses and lawns. to 2-2 at half time. Grath. D. Ryan (0-2), J. p. Fitz- MRS. MARY LALOR, 2nd, A. Buckley and F'r. Barron: C patrick (O-l, 65)., D. Moore, J. The club competed at Cork C Junior Shot - Michael The property Ls within 8 miles of Dungarvan, 4 miles In the second half Dungar- CASTLE STREET and Fermoy Regattas at the 3rd. J. Doody and P. Keevers: of Cappoquin and adjacent to nearby school and church. van. led by 12 points after 45 Long (0-1). T. Kiely, N Consi- 4th. M. O'B'rien and M. Arrlgan. dine, R. Ryan. D. Whelan P. weekend. At Cork on Saturday A1Boys junior Discus — Michael Further particulars available on request from the minutes but then relaxed and It was with feelings Of deep a new Junior "D" 4 took to the gave away quite a number of Veale, E. Cunningham. D. Ryan. and general regret that the water but. due to some mix up HURLERS LOSE AI Auctioneers. soft frees and De La Salle edged Sub. — A. O'Donnell for D news was learned Of the death GhVu-ie 1,500m. _ Lily Mc- Whelan. at the start they were not al- Solrs: J. F. Williams & Co., Main Street, Dungarvan back into the game to trail by of Mrs. Mary Lalor, Castle St., lowed to compete. In the Elite No joy for Cappoquin senior having carriage of sale. only 6 points with five minutes after a long illness. A lady of 2 four where WP were drawn hurlers on Saturday evening in ° Boys u-16 1,500m. — Jeremiah remaining. However, Dungarvan quiet and retiring disposition, against Cork and Neptune the their second League Champion- CXtSu-15'3,OOOm. - Martin finished strongly to run out she was relict of Eugene Lalor. crew had a very disappointing ship outing against holders. convincing winners. and will be greatly missed not row and finished second to Cork Ballyduff and the champions Lacey 2nd. Edmond Spratt & Son, Scorers: Benny McGrath 3-1: only by her son Michael and B'oat Club. were not flattered by a 2-12 to Fergal Cunningham 3-0: John her daughter, Betty, but, also by 2-3 margin. A young Inexperien- Morrissey 1-2- Darrell Donnelly very many friends. At Fermoy on Sunday mor- ced side faded after a bright M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 1-1; Kevin Walsh 0-1. Large corteges attended the ning the Junior '"D" were first opening and for them there is FISHERMEN CALL removal of remains to St. out. in very wintry conditions clearly a mountain to climb if Team _ A. Dwyer, P. Flynn, against two Fermoy crews. They kk S Denn M. McGrath. L. Loner- Mary's Church, Cappoquin and they are to maintain senior thn interment which took place had a very good outing and won status. gan. R. Kelly, D Sheehan. J. in St. Declan's Cemetery. by a length. Cappoquin won power. K. Kililgrew. F. Cunning- OFF BOYCOTT their heat of the Senior c 4 but, ham, P. O'Brien., K. Walsh. B. (FROM PAGE ONE) CAPPOQUIN/ FLEADH CEOL NA nDEISE in the final, were beaten by BALLINAMEELA A.C. McGrath. D. Donnelly, J. Mor- Clonmel. rissey. As we go to press we have m-. A composite Cappoquin/Clon- On Saturday last, the Munster Boys u-15 3,000m. — Patrick been informed that an amic- mel crew competed in the Elite able settlement has been Schools and Colleges Track and Casey 3rd. SALES BY HARTY 4 CO. U-14 A' COLLEGES FINAL Eights fina] against, St. Mich- Field finals took place in Cork DE LA SALLE 6-4 reached in the problem inso- ael's and Neptune and won by Boys Junior Discus — Shane far as it concerned the Hel. Regional College. Our athletes Scanlon 3rd. DUNGARVAN C.B.S. 1-6 1 length from Neptune. In the did extremely well for their With Thomas Kiely and Jason vick based fishermen and Elite Fours it was a race to the Girls u-17 800m. — Susan Mc- various schools. Results as fol- Carthy 2nd. CLOGHERANE, DUNGARVAN Dungarvan Sea Angling Club. line with Clonmel, who finished lows:— As a result, the Helvick i length up. Senior Ladies 400m. — Susan fishermen have called off Boys Intermediate Shot — McCarthy 3rd. In the Elite Sculls. Cappoquin Michael Ahern 1st. their boycott and have could only manage third behind Junior Boys 4 x 100m. relay- AN CHUIRT DUICHE Boys Intermediate Hammer— Fergus Maher. Trevor Mason, 20 Acres Prime Roadside agreed to make the usual St. Michael's and Cork with Michael Ahern 1st. (The District Court) boats available for the Dun- Michael Ahern, Stephen Mc- only a length separating each Boys Intermediate Discus — Carthy. 3rd. District Court Area of Lismore, garvan iCIub's King and of the crews. In the novice Michael Ahern 2nd. District No. 21. Queen of the Sea competi- Preparations are now com- sculls Cappoquin were third to Senior Boys 4 x 100m. relay- Lands Girls Junior Discus — Niamh Michael Ahern. Stephen Mc- tion on Sunday next. plete for the opening of the Athlunkard and Clonmel. Scanlon 1st. AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE Fleadh Ceol Carthy. Nicky Ahern. John adjoining the new Dungarvan Bye Pass Road AGENTS ACT, 1947 This is indeed good news prestigious na Girls Junior Walk. 2,000m. — nDeise in Cappoquin on Friday Whyte 3rd. which will be welcomed by P.T.A.A. TOUR 1988 Niamh Scanlon 2nd. Senior Ladies 4 x 100m. relay TAKE NOTICE that I Tim. all concerned. evening, June 3 and this feast FOR SALE BY TENDER Tile time has come to set out Girls Junior 800m. — Corinna •—F'iona Lynch. Susan McCar- obhy J. Hegarty of Mato Street, of fun and entertainment will Walsh 3rd Lismore in the County of Water- thy, Lily McCarthy. Sharon This excellent land is one of 'the most attractive pro- Boys Junior Walk, 2,000m. — Murphy, 2nd. ford intend to apfply to the Eamon Lynch 3rd. perties to come on tihe market dn Dungarvan in recent Justice of the^ District Court to Boys u-12 4 x 100m. relay — Girls intermediate Discus — Aidan Ahern, Kevin Walsh. times. Situated within walking distance of 'the town be held at Lismore in the said Fiona Lynch 1st. County on the 6th day of July. Aidan Mernin. James Fletcher. centre. Boys Intermediate Walk, 2,000 3rd. 1988 for a Certificate of Quali- m—Francis Lynch 1st (record). fication to hold an. Auctioneer's Girls u-17 4 x 100 relay — This property is ideally suited for a wide ramge of Boys Senior Walk, 5,000m. — Fiona Lynch. Susan McCarthy. Commercial, Recreational and Agricultural purposes. Licence and that my principal Francis Lynch 3rd. Lily McCarthy. Sharon Murphy. place of business is at Main Boys Senior Walk. 5.000m. — 1st. The locaton of this land adjoining the new bye-pass Street. Lismore in the County John Whyte 2nd. Boys u-17 4 x 100m. relay — road provides easy access to the main Cork/Waterford/ of Waterford aforesaid. Nicky Ahern. John Whyte, Fer- Dated this 30th day of May. Rosslare route. gus Maher. Jeremiah Connors. 1988. CYCLING 3rd. The availability of all services further enhances the Signed: Junior Men 4 x 100m. relay — TIMOTHY J. HEGARTY development potential of the property. Martin Lacey. Patrick Casey. Applicant. Stephen McCarthy. Jeremiah Further details, map and tender application forms Signed: Connors, 3rd. ROBERT J. BAYLOR OLYMPIC BOOST available from 'the Auotioneers. Girls u-16 4 x 100m. relay — Solicitor for Applicant. Niamh Scanlon Fiona Lynch. Completed tender application forms to be lodged with Fermoy, Co. Cork. Lily McCarthy Lorraine Maher. To: The District Court Clerk. Whe Auctioneers by 12 noon, July 15th, 1988. FOR STEPHEN 1st. Courthouse, Congratulations to all our Solicitor having Carriage of Sale: Fermoy. athletes and the best, of luck to Co. Ccxrk. SPRATT (EDMUND S. DOYLiE, 12. North Main Street, Wexford. all who are competing ln th? The Superintendent. All-Ireland Colleges next, Sat- HARTY & CO., MIAVI Garda Siochana. urday. Dungarvan, Auctioneers & Valuers, Diuigarvan. Tel. 058/41377. Co. Waterford. 11 ACRES PRIME AGRICULTURAL LAND G.A.A. CLUBS DEVELOPMENT CARRIGEEN, CAPPOQUIN AN CHUIRT DUICHE CO-OP DRAW, 1988 THE DISTRICT COURT RESULTS OF FINAL DRAW. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY District Court Area of Dungarvan Bungalow or £25,000 — Mrs. Situated within easy reach of Cappoquin, this is prime District No. 21 Sheila Curran'. Ballinock, Dun- agricultural land amd is presently dn permanent pasture garvan. AUCTIONEERS ANQ HOUSE blit is equally well suited for a wide range of agricultural £1,000 — Niall King and Tim AGENTS ACT, 1947 TO 1973 Corbett, "Four Winds." Abbey- purposes. TAKE NOTICE that JOHN side. Renowned as quality farming land this sale provides FLANAGAN who proposes to £500 — John M. O'Connell, an ideal opportunity for anybody wishing to acquire a carry on business under his own Faha. top class holding. name intends to apply at, the Shamrock Stove — James Sitting of the District Court to Hale. Ballin. Lismore. Solicitor having Carriage of Sale: be held at, Courthouse, Dungar- LISMORE CBS — winners of the INTO/GAA Mini Sevens Hurling Tournament. They beat London Holiday — John Tobin lEDMU'ND S. DOYLE, 12. North Main Street. Wexford. van on Wednesday the 13th day Dungarvan CBS in the final. (Photo: Rory Wyley) and Michael Ryan. Telecom Maps and full particulars from: of July, 1987 for a Certificate of Eireann. Dungarvan. Qualification to hold an Auc- HARTY & CO., MIAVI j Dungarvan's Stephen Spratit Camera / Vacuum — Ann tioneers Licence to carry on gave his Seoul Olympic ambi- O'Neill. Coolfladea. Fenor. Auctioneers & Valuers, Dungarvan. Tel. 058/41377. business as an Auctioneer at 64. £300—Michael Hackett. Bref- Main Street. Dungarvan. ln the tions a boost when he finished as Ireland's highest-placed rider fina Close. Lismore Lawn. Wa- STRADBALLY, CO. WATERFORD County of Waterford. terford. Dated this 26th day of May. for the second day running in TERRACED HOUSE WITH EXTENSIVE 1983. BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES the 1,150 mile British Amateur £200 — John Walshe. 16. M:t- Milk Ria.ce on Tuesday last. chel Terrace, Dungarvan. LANDSCAPED GARDENS Signed/ PIONEER NOTES | elsewhere in this issue). They Friday at 7.30 p.m. Players to 1 £100 each — James Sheehan, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY LANIGAN & OURRAN now pllay Mount Sion in Dun- he present at 7 pjm. 22-year-old Spratt completed Solicitors for the Applicant. A meeting of the Pioneer c/o Brickey GAA Club; Kitty Council will be held in the ! garvaai on Sunday, June 19. The U-H2 hurlers defeated the 115-mile second stage from McDonnell. Tallow; Joe Kelly, Further details from the Auotioneers. Dungarvan, i The intermediate footballers Bournemouth to Exeter in 5 Co. Waterford. Library on Friday night at 8 Lismore B on Friday evening Co. Kilkenny; Andy Sdnnott, p.im. All members are requested ] play Tallow in their first game last in the field and will play hrs. 17 mlns. 5 sees, to finish in Portlaoise; Billy O'Loughlin, FOR SALE — RING, DUNGARVAN TO. I of the championship in Lismore l'8ith place. His tome was only Attractive Site Overlooking Dungarvan Bay. Superintendent. to attend. Stradbally this week-end. Dunhiil; Kieran O'Callaghan on Saturday evening at 7.30 p.m. Any members under the age l'O seconds behind the stage Mldleton; Many Lee. O'Connell Garda Siochana, All players are requested to be winner Vasily Jdanov of the with Full Planning Permission. DUNGARVAN. G.A.A. NOTES of l<5 Oboys and girls) interest- Street, Dungarvan; Brian present not later than 7.15 p.m. ed in the Gaeltacht Scholar- Soviet Union. Overall, after two O'Keeffe, Fenor; Pat Berg n Further particulars from: and/ The senior hurlers defeated and they play Afllane in Tallow stages of the race, the Dun- HARTY & CO., M.I.A.V.I., Auctioneers. Valuers, Estate District Court Clerk, ships should contact Michael Joh.ni Hohbs, Kilrossanty: Cappoquin by 2-112 to 2-3 in the on S'aiturdlay, June 11. Leamy or Pat Berry. garvan cyclist was in 19 th Adrian Butts. Killeagh- Trevor Agents. Telephone 058/41377 Courthouse. second round of the champion- place. YOUGHAL, The u-14 hurlers were defeat- Cusack. 23. Manor Lawn. Wa- ship at Lismore on Saturday BALLYDUFF ICA NOTES terford: Ger Foley. Pat Walsh Co. Cork. evening last. (See match report ed by stradbally in Dungarvan on Monday night on the score Kilrossanty; Noel Curtin. Wind- 4-1 to 3-2. The winners led at The nexit meeting on Tuesday. THE DISTRICT COURT mill Hill, Youghal; Joe Kelly 58, half time by 2-1 to 1-2. We play June 7 is the AGM. We expect District Court Area of Roanmore Park. Waterford; Cappoquin In tihe field on this to see all our members' present. Dungarvan. Tommy Murphy. Ferrybank: This is when we look hack at District No. 21. Sheehan family. Co. Kilkenny; M. J. Noonan & Son Sales events of the past year and IN THE MATTER OF THE L. McCann. 14. Ballybricken. •plan our programme for the AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE Waterford; Mary Troy. Cur- SALES BY VINCENT NEVILLE PLANNING NOTICES coming year. AGENTS ACTS, 1947 to 1973 ragh, Ardmore: John Devereux. PRELIMINARY NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that an appli- It is most important at this Rosslare HIarbour; Rev. G. THE CENTRAL BAR, CAPPOQUIN Antique and Modern Furniture Auction Co. Waterford — We, Edmond cation will be made to the Sheehan. Artane, Dublin. f, meeting that each member ex- District Court sitting at the FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION JUNE (on a date to be announced) and Alice Burke w sh to apply presses their opinion and toge- Courthouse, Dungarvan on the £50 each — Francis Walsh. (Date to be announced later) to Waterford' County Council ther we can look ahead with Due to demand ,following recent sales of antique and for planning permission' to H3itlh day of July. 1988 at 11.00 Ballyvoleen. Co. Conk; Phyllis Full details in later issues. confidence that ICA Is active o'clock in the forenoon on Beecher, Tallow; Michael Han- good olass furniture and effects, we are now accepting erect a shop and to retain walls and enthusiastic in the parish. Legal — E. A. Ryan & Co., Dungarvan. already built on our site at behalf of Mlary Ita Spratt and rahan, Clogheen: Thomas Qu'.'n- suitable items for our next Auction at: Neville's Auction We were glad to see our Donal Spratt, trading as "Ed- Details from:— Touraneena, Ballinamuit. Ian, Tallow; Mary O'Connor, Rooms, in the car park, off Mary Street, Dungarvan. members who attended last mond SPratt & Son" for a cer- Youghal: Niuiala Goule. POrtlaw MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON Telephone (024) 92177/92472. Waterford Co. Council —I am week's course at An Granan tificate of Qualification to Liam Nolan, Cork Road, Water- Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. applying to Waterford County look so well and relaxed. We enable them carry on business ford; J. Smith, lOonvenit Square, exipect they will give US' details Telephone 058/54317 or 54044 Council for alteration to exist- as auct'Oneers at Grattan Waterford; Sean Dempsey St ing entrance at West Street, of the different classes they House. Grattan Square. Dun- Joseph's GAA Club, Portlaoise; Tallow. Signed: Mrs. M. Tobin. took part in. Now, tihe date is garvan In the Court area and TO RENT AT LISMORE June 7 and the 'time 8.30 sharp. Michael and Joseph Curran district aforesaid. Oarrick-onjSU'lr; Celia Norris — I, Denis See you then, P.O. — PRO 3-Bedroomed Bungalow, unfurnished, in perfect order, Co. Waterford Dated this 27th day of Mav. Green Hills Estate. Carlow D. central heating. Murphy, intend to apiply to Waterford County Council for 1988. Costl'gan, Grange park Water- Full details from:— SALES BY MICHAEL RAWLINS permission to retain basement Signed/ ford: David McGuire, Upper Yel- MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON garage door on East gable oi FiAlRRELL & MORR/ISSEY low ROad, Waterford- Tim Ke- DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB Solicitors. Abbeyside, Every. 26. Ashley Drive. Cherry- Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. FOR SALE 'BY PRIVATE TREATY my dwelling at Gflenribbeen, FUND-RAISING COMMITTEE Lismore. Dungarvan. mount Close, Waterford: Fran- Telephone 058/54317 or 54044 VERY ATTRACTIVE 3-ACRE SITE Full panel £250. Snowball £44 TO/ District Court Clerk. c's McCormack, 14 Kyne Park. Co. Waterford — Mrs. Eli'leen with o.p.p., in Cappoquin/Melleray Area. On 52 calls, colour: yellow. Courthouse. Abbeyside; Tony Reynolds, c o O'Brien. Upminster, Essex, in- Waterford Co-op; Tom K'irwan, ESB, Telephone and Water available. tends to apply to Waterford Youghal, 19 24 27 74 87 68 45 64 C'o. Cork. 99. Ballybeg Close. WaterfOrd; Details from tihe Auctioneer: County Council fo.r planning Framk and Isobelle Flynn, Dun- permission to erect a dwelling- Superintendent. MICHAEL RAWLINS, Auctioneer & Valuer 28 48 72 33 55 36 70 83 Garda Siochana. more East: Pat Walsh. 44 Melleray. Cappoquin. Phone 058/54398 or 54030 house at 'Ballymoodiranagh. 60 53 78 49 63 67 6 25 John's -Hill. Waterford- Seannie Li Eimore. Dungarvan 52 7 18 57 79 17 76 65 AND TO W directed by Sidney Poitier, as 'architect Michael Jordan, for RADLEYS LOUNGE whom a taixi-ride with a my- sterious woman proves to be the HTV RTE 1 beginning of a nightmare. ABBEYSID£ Unjustly accused of murder, he goes on the run shadowed at FRIDAY, JUNE 3 SATURDAY, JUNE 4 evemy' turn by criminals who 5.15 p.m. — Winner Takes All. l'O.SO a.m. — Action Station wanifc Information he does not 5.45 — News from ITN. 6.00 — Saturday. 12.50 p.m. — News possess. Co-starring GClda Rad- The 6 O'CIock Show. 7.00 — Headlines. 12.52 _ Sports Stad- ner (the real-life Mrs. Wilder!. Through The Keyhole. 7.30 — ium. 5.10 —. The Houndcaits and Kathleen Quinlan and Richard Murder, Mystery, Suspense : Thursday, June 2 — CRAZY NIGHT with— the Barclays. 6.00 — The Ange- WSdmark (1982). 11.30 — Ameri- Murder B'y The Book (TVM). EDDIE COADY — Take Your Pick £290 lus. 6.01—News. 6.15 _ Mailbag. can Basketball. 12.20 a.m starring Fred Wynne, Catherine 6.3'5—Cartoon Time. 6.40 — The 'Montreux Rock Festival 1988. Mary Stewart. 9.00 — C.A.T.S. Muppet Show — Command Per- 1.30-1.36'—'Weather. Eyes: Country Weekend (Rpt). Friday, June 3 — TWIST OF BRANDY formances. Tonight: Helen 10.00 — News At Ten. 10.30 — Reddiy. 7.10 — Highway To Hea- Wales News And Weather. 10.35 Saturday, June 4— ven. 8.05 — MacGyver. 9.00— —The London Programme. 11.05 News. 9-15 — "Live" In Dublin. Drive-In Movie: Piranah SING ALONG WITH GORDON COLEMAN 10.116 — Queenle. Concluding the (1978) starrine Bradford Dill- two-part European premiere of BBC 2 man, Heather Menzies. Two Sunday, June 5 BOX TOPS this prestigious television mlni- tired and lost teenagers take series adapted from the novel shelter at an abandoned mili- by Michael Korda. 12.05 — Late FRIDAY, JUNE 3 tary research centre after losing Monday, June 6 HARPER VALLEY News. 6.55-7.00 a.m. — Open Univer- their way in the woods. They versity. Science. 9.00 — Ceefax. take a midnight swim' in the 11.50 — Cricket: First Test. 1.15 base's concrete pool, but as soon p.m. — Weekend Outlook. 1.20— as they hit the water It erupts Bertha. 1.35—Golf And Cricket. into a frenzy. Followed by ITN 2.00—News; Weather- You And News Headlines. Me. 2.15 — Cricket, Golf and SATURDAY, JUNE 4 RTE 2 Show Jumping, inc., 3.00 News 9.25 a.m — Get Fresh. 11.30— M» .14 il and Weather. 3.50 National and Follyfoot: A Day In The Sun Regional News and Weather. (Rpt). 12.00 — Wrestling. 1.00— JOE MAC & THE DIXIES WHO PLAY AT LISMORE HOTEL ON SUNDAY NIGHT DECIES LOUNGE BAR 6.50 _ Film: The Falcon's Bro- News From ITN. 1.05 — Wales NEXT, JUNE 5. SATURDAY, JUNE 4 ther. George Sanders stars as News And Weather followed by the gentleman sleuth, who em- Camelot (1967) starring Rich- CLASHMORE 4.40' p.m.—Saturday Matinee: barks on his most, dangerous John paul Jones. 7.00 — CDus- ard Harris and Vanessa Red- case yet — the investigation of grave. Lerner and Loewe's beau's Rediscovery Of The his brother's (Tom Conway) World. 8.00 — Nuacht. 8.05 — musical about King Arthur and supposed suicide (1942, black & the Knights of the Round Table. Whit Week-end Brown Sugar. 9.10 — That Very White). 7.05 — The Phil Slivers 4.00 _ Athletics: The HFC Bank Troublesome woman. 10.20 - Show. 7.30 — Artists On Film United Kingdom Champion- HIGHLIGHTS OF RTE 1 AND RTE2 TV Pavarotti In Concert at the Ex. (new series). 8.00 — Eisteddfod Video File: 7.30 - 8.00 p.m. ships from Derby. 5.00 — News SUNDAY, JUNE 5 more than a century members Thursday, June 2 — ^J DRIVE h'bition Centre Beijing (China). Highlights. 8.30 — Gardening From ITN. 5.05 — Wales News (new Together. 9.00 — Blackadder of the Bohemian Musical Club Yes, Prime Minister and Weather. 5.10 — Walt Dis- RTE 1 — Film: Haunters Of have met weekly in a Dublin series): 10.10 p.m.-10.45 p.m. The Third. 9.30—Stand By Your The Deep: 2.50 p.m.-3.55 p.m. £100 in prizes — Proceeds to Irish Cancer Society ney presents: Mickey's Man hotel to entertain each other RTE 2 — Family Ties: 7.30 Dream: Tammy Wynette. 10.30 Friday. 5.15—And There's More. Starring Andrew Keir and Bar- —Newsnight. 11.15 — Weather- with the kind of music and p.m.-8.00 P-m. 5.45 — 5 Alive. 6.15 — Tarby's bara Swing. song beloved of the late Tommy Friday, June 3— view. 11.20 — Cricket: First Frame* Game. 6.45 — Cannon & Dynasty: 9.00 p.m. - 9.65 p.m. Test. 11.50-1.35 a.m. — Film : Sunday Matinee: Spencer's O'Brien. Ireland's Golden Star Award Winner: Ball. 7.30 — Murder, She Wrote: Mountain: 3.55 p.m. -6.00 p.m. The Cutting Edge: 9.55 p.m.- Kangchenjunga. Satyajit Ray's Reflections: 10.00 p.m.- 11.50 10.25 p.m. 3: Once Bitten. BBC 1 Obituary For A Dead Anchor. Starring: Henry Fonda and p.m. rarely seen 1962 film follows the Starring Angela Lansbury and Maureen O'Hara. curious impact of a young un- RTE 2 — Out Of Town: 5.26 FRIDAY, JUNE 10 PADDY O'BRIEN AND HIS BAND Tom Bosley (new series). 8.30— John Player Tops: 8.00 p.m.- employed stranger on a wealthy The Two Of Us : The Vital p.m.-6,05 p.m. Fly Casting. RTE 1 — The Secret World Of Admission £3 FRIDAY, JUNE 3 autocrat who has brought his 9.00 P.m. and 9.20 p.m. - 10.55 Spark (Rpt.). 9.00 — The One p.m. Cineclub: Wuthering Heights: Polly Flint: 5.15 p.m. - 5.45 p.m. 6.00 a.m. _ Ceefax A.M. News, downtrodden family for a holi- 8.40 p.m. - 10.25 p.m. A period Game: Friday. 10.00 — ITN RTE 2 — Summer Sports Spe- Hillary'6 Adventure: 6.40 p.m.- Saturday, June 4— Sport, Weather. 6.35—He Asked day in Darjeeling, under the News And Sport. 10.15 — Wales romantic tragedy, adapted from shadow of Mount. Kangchen- cial: 2.00 p.m. -6.06 p.m. 7..10 P.m. Clashmore Tidy Towns Association For It (black & white). 6.55 — Weather. 10.20—Parkinson One- Emily Bronte's famous novel. IS Weather. 7.00—Breakfast, Time. junga (English subtitles). Hart To Hart: 6.05 p.m. - 7.00 RTE 2 _ Get Smart: Too To-One. 11.05 — The Hot Touch tells the sitory of a romance Many Chiefs: 5.30 p.m.-6.0.0 p.m. 8.55 — Regional News and Wea- p.m. between a stable boy Heathcliff (1981) starring Wayne Rogers European Football Champion- ther. 9.00 — News- Weather: SATURDAY, JUNE 4 and Samantha Eggar. A com- MONDAY, JUNE 6 and the daughter of the house, DANCE WITH MELODY SOUND Children's BBC. starting with ships: 6.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m. West 6.50 a.m. — Open University. edy caper exposing the decadent RTE 1 — Cow Country: 7.00 Cathy. Starring: Laurence Oli- Germany versus Italy from Many surprise Guest Stars (Paddy Long, etc.) Big Top Science. 9.25 — Laurel life the super rich lead in their p.m.-7.55 P.m. vier. Merle Oberon and David And Hardy. 9.30 — The Really 2.45 p.m.—Shrikant. Piart 5. 3.25 Dusseldorf. including the Open- —•Film: Having A Wonderful quest for the finest things A Very British Coup: 7 55 Niven. Wild Show. 10.00 — News: Wea- money can buy. Followed by ITN ing Ceremony. Monday, June 6— Time starring G.'nger Rogers p.m.-11.15 p.m. The premier Keating On Painters. 4: Con- ther: Life Is A Circus, Charlie News Headlines. THURSDAY, JUNE 9 The Boy from Fairhill himself— Brown 10.25 — Children's BBC and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. With of a television Sable for the stable. Tom Keating, the inter- followed by Play School. 10.50— Lucille Ball and Red S'kelton QUEENIE: Sunday, June 5 at 1990's RTE 1 — To The Waters And nationally reputed artist Intro- Cricket: First Test 11.50—News- (H'938, black and white). 4.35— 9 p.m. and Monday, June 6 at GAA Match Of The Day: 6.30 The Wild: French October: 7.05 duces viewers to the work of JIMMY CROWLEY Weather- Reagan at Guildhall. Cricket: First Test. 6.20— News- 9 n.m. and 10.35 p.m—Queenle. p.m.-7.30 P.m. p.m.-7.35 p.m. Constable. Live coverage of President Rea- view. 7.00 — Bath International a powerful two part mini-series : 8.05 p.m.-11.35 Admission £1. shot in India and England, is At The Met gan's speech at Guildhall in the Festival. 8.45 —Film: The Man p.m. about a beautiful woman's at- City of London. 12.35 p.m. — From Laramie. Classic revenge TUESDAY, JUNE 7 Tuesday, June 7— Children Talking. 12.45—Minia- western continu'.ng the James tempt to hidp from her past and to cover up her racial ori- RTE 1 — Hooperman : 10.2U ture Worlds. 12.55 — Regional Stewart 80'th birthday season. 10.55 p.m. MONSTER BINGO When his brother dies in a gins. It tells the story of an News and Weather. 1.00 One Anglo-Indian girl whose delicate Chet Atkins: Certified Guitar All panel winners enter free in £1,000 Draw. O'clock News: Weather. 1.30 — cavalry patrol, massacred by beauty and fiery temperament Player: 10.55 p.m.-11.55 p.m. Neighbours. 1.50 — Montreux Apaches anmed with repeating raise her from the poverty of BALLYPOREEN HOMECOMING Rock Festival 1988. 2.40 — Aims. rifles. Will Lockihart vows to RTE 2 — Comedy Hour: childhood in Calcutta and being Sledge Hammer: 8.40 p.m. - 9.10 3.10 — First On The Grid. 3.45 track down the gun-runner re- a stripper in London, to the glit- — Cartoon. 3.50 — Children's sponsible. A thousand miles p.m. The Last of the Red Hot FESTIVAL tering world of International Vampires. BBC. starting with Caterpillar later, in New Mexico, he crosses movie stardom. Queenle Kelley Trail. 4.10 — Paw Paws. 4.30 — paths with the vicious son of a becomes Dawn Avalon, but her Black Forest Clinic: Violence: FRIDAY, MAY 27 TO SUNDAY, JUNE 5 Film: The Sky Bike. Spencer cattle baron. With Arthur Ken- lowly origins and mixed blood 9.35 p.m. - 10.25 p.m. Shires and Ian Ellis star in this nedy (1955). 10.26 — Cricket: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 MARQUEE DANCING DIARY: are a cbnstant threat to her RTE 1 The EntcrtPinerai adventure story about two boys First Test 10.55 — Internationa) 's LISMORE HOTEL who vUit a dlsiiBcd alrfleld position The series. t>ase G.A.A. Notes By Commentator West WATERFORD CRYSTAL SHIFT CRAFTSMEN Waterford DUNGARVAN Championships Reach Make Or Recent development and expansion has created a requirement for highly motivated skilled craftsmen to Notes join our Maintenance Team in our Dungarvan Plant. NEXT WEEK-END takes them. Should they decide tions by beating Mt. Sion in the Applications are invited from qualified Fitters and With games in seven different to take this assignment very Waterford final. The finals take Electricians experienced in Maintenance of Automated seriously, i believe that they place ln Laois/Offaly at the end ERIC TRIHY championships listed for the Controls and Pneumatics in a production industry. week-end, everyone should find can win against a team who are of June. Of the 40,000 entries in this consistent, but, only a moderate year's annual Texaco Art Com- Attractive salary and conditions are available. somethlne to satisfy his or her Break Time Lismore represented Water- particular taste at one or other football team. ford in 1981 (Galway), 1984 petition, 120 prizes were award- Written application together with references should be of the eight venues. The cham- (Wexford), 1985 (Wexford) and ed to the winners iat .a special submitted to the— pionships now having reached ST. SAVIOURS v. FERRYBANK a very open game between even- of ours from overseas tell us we 1987 (Clare). We extend congra- reception' in the Burlington the stage where it Is make or ly matched sides. Even though are a nation of "knockers" but tulations to them and to their Hotel. Dublin on May 13. EMPLOYMENT MANAGER break for quite a number of The new intermediate foot- they ar traditionally football, love us just the same! Perhaps selectors, Bro. Dormer, Sean ft Among the prize-winners was WATERFORD CRYSTAL ' CIUDS, We can expect some thril- ball champions, St. Saviours, both An Rinn and Clashmore it is part of the glamour of this Prendergast, Mattie Landers, Eric Trlhy. Coolbagh. Clash- ling contests on the programme have already made a great im- play their hurling with great wonderful scientific game Patsy Quinn and Tom Landers. more, a pupil of Clashmore R1LBARRY, lasting from Friday until Mon- pression on the football scene earnestness and no mean skill which is so much part of our The Lismore panel Is — Bren- National School. Eric, along WATERFORD. since moving up a grade and day. It would be very difficult Whichever team comes through heritage. It sets us apart, had dan Ormonde, Seamus Clancy. with his parents, John and at this stage to name the game, unless there is a big surprise it, will be by a small margin. the players and mentors adopt- Philip Hickey, James O'Connor, Helen and his sifcter Freeda, Final date for application is Wednesday. 8th June, 1988. which might be the pick of the in this one, the city team will The same could be the case ed this defeatist attitude on Robert O'SulIivan, Paddy attended the reception where pack for the week-end as on bring their total to five league/ in the result of the Modeligo v Sunday morning, the 21st F'eb., O'Donnell, Aidan Ormonde, championship points here in Eric was presented with his the senior list alone, any one Glen Rovers (Melleray) junior we would not hav« beaten Gal- Mark Clancy, Michael Veale. prize of a camera and a certifi- of half a dozen could orovide the only senior game at Walsh hurling tie which Is listed for way. It was so obvious from the Emmet Quann, Brian •Quinn. Park on Sunday. first moment of that game that cate of Merit by the Minister the excitement, that, spectators Cappoquin on Saturday. Model- Oliver O'Dowd. David Bennett, for Labour Bertie Aherne. look for when the champion- Ferrybank. since their promo- igo will be slight favourites and each and every player was de- David Nugent, Michael Daly. ships begin to hot-up.' tion to senior status, have they will be surprised if beaten. termined to win, and what a Seamus Kearney Michael Kear- Special guest ait the reception shown themselves to be late In the only junior football 'B" classic they gave us. Cork are ney, John Roche, Peter Barry, was the very popular Twink. MASTER MEAT PACKERS not the invincible team some FRIDAY'S GAME starters and seldom seem to get game down for decision, Faha's 1 Dan Shanahan. Well done Erite and continued WE REQUIRE LARGE NUMBERS OF— their act together until about second team, which created a Waterford supporters seem to success for the future. mid-summer. In their one and furore at, the affiliations meet- think, should Clare settle their HOME GAMES Six points divided Shamrocks domestic affairs over the next and Roanmore when they met only game in the championship ing earlier in the year, will play DEATH OF RITA MCGRATH so far they suffered a 12 points Ballinwillin. who were the club few weeks, they could well be There were no big surprises STEERS, COWS AND HEIFERS in the tirst round last year, but facing Tipperary or, dare I say The dieiath took place at the For quotation please telephone (052) 21811/21182/21239 a goal scored during a mix-up defeat by Tramore, so Saviours to bring this champlonshiD into in the results over the week-end in the Shamrocks defence and must be very fancied to win being as a result of a conven- it. even Limerick, in the Mun- except the defeat, of Mount Sion Cottage Private Nursing Home. or contact local agent: injuries to two players account- here. tion motion. This is published ster finat. Looking back over by Dunhill in senior hurling. Clonmel. of Miss Rita McGrath, ed for at least a part of the as the curtain-raiser to the sen- the records, we can see that Dungarvan took their biggest Etalliyheeney, Clashmore. A JAMES LONERGAN 051/91139 six points gap in that hectic LISMORE v. PORTLAW ior tie at, Fraher Field on Sun- lowly Waterford have tumbled beating ln recent times when popular member of the flarmiing day afternoon. Faha will be fav- the mighty ini the past, and being hammered by Ballygun- community, Rita, along with MASTER MEAT PACKERS game that had spectators on please God will do so again. their toes for the final exciting The County Board have ourites and will likely win. ner. Tallow won quite decisively her late brother, Michael, work- Upper Irish Town, Clonmel After all, did not our footballers against Clonea and .gave further ed their farm in Biallyheeney ten minutes, in the previous taken a step into the unknown beat the invincible Kingdom of season (1986). Roanmore had a by fixing this very attractive CORPUS CHRISTI notice, of their intentions to win up to the time of his death in whopping 26 points winning senior hurling championship Kerry in the first round of the back the title this year. 1985. margin against the same West- game for the afternoon on Bank Because of the annual Corpus Munster football championship Though Pn her senior years, Christi procession In Dungar- in Waterford in 1957? The team Ballyduff defeated a very ern team. Holiday Monday at Fraher much understrength Cappoquin Rita enjoyed excellent health, Field, it, was done to accommo- van. there will be no evening that were crowned All-Ireland and worked hard all her life. matches at Fraher Field. champions in September 1956. side at. Lismore and Colligan In their last meeting a fea- date the teams who will both Rockies celebrated their return May she rest in peace. BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS ture Of the scoring was thai have problems about getting Many theories will be put to Intermediate ranks by scor- The funeral took place to ATTENTION FARMERS!— Kieran Delahunty scored 1-10 of their 'away' players back to NEWS BITS forward for our defeat apart ing a big win over Ballinameela Clashmore Church and follow- We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the righl his team's total of 1-14. Five or their workplaces on Monday PROGRAMME ERROR from the blustery conditions — at Cappoquin. ing Requiem Mass. burial took prices:— six were from frees and this is night. had the players lost, their zest place in the family plot in' the something that -Shamrocks A regular reader rang last after an extended rigorous win- adjoining cemetery. Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nu's. should note. John Kelly who To-date, both have played week to tell % of a number of ter league campaign: did they SCORES just one game. Lismore defeat- Our deepest sympathy to her Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts was recently hospitalised was things he didn't like about the use the wrong tactics for the nephews, nieces, especially Mrs Shamrocks top scorer then with ing Roanmore by 1-10 to 0-9 and match programme at. Thurles conditions, etc., etc. All these Munster Championship— (.with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull 2-1 of their total of 2-5. I would Portlaw losing to Tallow by 1-13 for our Munster championship Kerry 3-19- Waterford 1-7 Cora Smiddy, family' and Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig will be debated all over the friends. regard John as being doubtful to 1-10. These results, however, game. One thing in particular county for weeks to come, and §,H Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, and there could also be a doubt could not be taken as an accur- that annoyed him was the piece "Dunhill 1-11; Mt. Sion 0-8 rightly so. Why not? However K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. about, Dan Casey who had to ate yardstick for gauging their on page 10 which read: "it is a it must be explained that, we Efallyduff 2-12; Cappoquin 2-3 FIRST COMMUNION retire injured in the Kerry prospects here. As far as I can peculiar statistic that Clare and Ballygunner 5-18: have a young team, which will Dungarvan 0-5 The children of Clashmore game last Sunday. Both Dan recall the clubs have not met Waterford have never met, in a mature in time. They should and Baill.ycurrane National since 1986 in the championship. Munster senior hurling final . " Tallow 3-13; Clonea 3-4 and John would be a tremendous not be down-hearted. Perhaps J Q Schools received the sacrament MICHAEL BEECHER loss to Shamrocks, but if they In round four of that year they The writer must certainly have they should talk to John Fen- TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD Colligan 4-11; Ballinameela 1-6 of first Holy Communion o.n are not with the side, th? others played a thriller at Dungarvan been out of touch with the rec- ton or Nicholas English to hear Saturday last from Very Rev WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY like Mick Neville, who has and finished level with Portlaw ords which show that on July of the innumerable disappoint- J H Q at 0-11 as against 1-8 for Lis- Canon J. Murphy. P.P., in Clash- grown in stature as a county 31, 1938 at Cork Athletic ments they endured before be- St. Mary's 1-14; Tourin 1-2 more Church. Despite the very player since last season. Liaiii more. They were the sides to Grounds. Waterford defeated ing crowned with success. I qualify for the play-off stage Geraldines 6-15 Melleray 3-5 wet, cold day, all the children Dal toil. who like ciubmate Clare by 3-5 to 2-5 in the Mun- would hope that Tony Mans- Ballysaggart 2-8; Ardmore 0-6 enjoyed this very special dlay in Casey, played his heart out and another cracker was seen, ster final. We went on to lose field will accept the challenge again at Dungarvan. before Lis- J.F.C— their I'Ves. Their demeanour against the Kingdom in Tra- to Dublin in our first senior hur- of B'ainisteoir for a further per- Lismore 1-7; Seana Phobal 0-5 and behaviour made them a lee. Liam Ahearne, Dan Har- more came off winners by 2-8 to ling final. iod of two years. He has done 1-9. Both teams hav several Modeligo 1-7: Faha 0-7 credit to their teacher, parents nedy, Willie Moloney. Sean Har- e so much to restore pride in our Stradbally 1-16; Brickeys 0-1 and priests. Great credit is due nedy. Joe O'Neill. R. Murphy, top-class players, some of whom It was good to see Tipperary hurling fraternity since he took must soon come into focus for winning the Munster junior to all concerned. Tom Roche and others will be over at the helm. Did he not FIXTURES asked to give of that little extra inclusion On the county senior football semi-final when beating bring us back from a Third Helen O'Rourke. Deirdre panel. Kerry at Tralee on Sunday. Buckley, Aine Curran. Clara Bord Solathair an Leictreachais to win the club their first brace Division league status to the Friday, June 3— of points this year. The nev/s from Lismore is What, was not good to see was semi-final stage — all in two Dower. Andrea Kerans. Anne two of the Kerry players wear- Fraher Field : S.H.C. Sham- Ledingham. Blaine Power. Mar- that young Sean Daly (who is ing wrong colour knlcks in such years? He deserves a further rocks v. Roanmore, 7.30 p.m. Both have lost their first still not 17). who played very vote of confidence. garet Foley, Carina Ryan. an important game. Number 11. Saturday, June 4— Philip Dee, Stephen Lynch. round matches Roanmore los- skilfui hurling against Roan- E. Fitzgerald wore a crimson Old Parish : I.F.C. Brickey NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS ing by 0-9 to 1-10 for Lismore more. will not be available be- Finally, I would hope for Thomas Burke. Paul Lenane red one and No. 19. T. Evans Rangers v. Ardmore 7.30 p.m. In order to carry out essential improvements and Shamrocks being beaten 4-3 cause of injury. Apart from wore a bright blue one. Both bumper crowds at our own (D. Kiely). and Liam Fleming were the to 2-6 by Clonea. It looks like that, they expect to field at full (as well as other members of domestic championship games Lismore: I.F.C. Tallow v. Bal- pupils concerned. and alterations to our networks, we regret being a Roanmore win but I strength, with Paul Prender- their team, also wore different this year. I do believe there are lyduff. that it will be necessary to interrupt the know that Shamrocks will come gast. Billy Ormond. Billy Lee. plenty of thrills in store before TIDY TOWNS colour stockings. This is in dir- the final is decided in Septem- Cappoquin: J.H. 'B' — Model- electricity supply as follows: down to Dungarvan expecting Brendan Lawton. Seamus. Sean ect contravention to recent In- IKO V. Glen Rovers (E. Cunnln«- The PRO of Vt 1.' C'liwihanoro the result to go their way. One and Barney Fe-rgal ber. Let good hurling and ham). ARDMORE R/A Prendergast. structions about presentation sportsmanship prevail. —(J.B.). Tidy Towns Committee, Jim never knows. power. Donal Landers. Brendan which were issued from Oroke Fraher Field: I.H.C. — Kil- Tuesday, 7th June, '88 — 09.30 to 4.30 fan. — Hackets- Crowley Denny Buckley. Rich- gobinet. v. Ballinameela. Fitzgerald, informs us of some Park. Mark Boyle who came on gireat plans for the future town, Monagousih. Mine Head. BALLINACOURTY v. ard Ronayne etc., and with this as a sub. for Waterford late in AT TRALEE Sunday, June 5— Fraher Field: 2 p.m. J. F. B development of the village in- STRADBALLY blend of experience and youth the second half wore a blue It was disappointing for all cluding developing the greens SHANDON R/A their supporters must feel con- togs. This wa not good either. Faha v Ballinwillin (D. Kiely); s concerned at Tralee on Sunday 3.15 p.m S.F.C. Ballinacourty v. at the housing estate and at Friday, 10th June, '88 — 09.30 to 4.30 p.m. — Kilos- This is the lone senior game fident that the club are not far when we saw our footballers go off from a county title. They A little bit of G.A.A. history Stradbally. end of the Village into a picnic seragh., Middlequarter, Newtown. Bawnacarrigaun. fixed for Fraher Field on Sun- was made at Fraher Field on under by such a big score. The and play area. day and for the county cham- must win this one first and to Stradbally: 7 p.m. S.F.C. Kil- Sunday when the team of gate gap in standards was clearly ex- rossanty v. Kilmacthomas. At present 10 new employees FOR SAFETY SAKE— pions Stradbally. it will be do so they will, among other as- posed and with so many of the have been taken on in the signments, have to beat a team collectors included two ladles. Kilmacthomas: 3.15 p.m. S.F.C. 1—Please treat all services and installations as their second game in defence of This was the first, occasion on Kerry team fighting for- places Nire v Tramore. Community Services team i their title. They have already of experienced players like John which the female sex have been they never let up and I doubt Clashmore. These people will live during this period as supply may be beaten Dungarvan and are one Galvin, Dathal F'oran. Martin Old Parish: 7 p.m. J.H.C. An asked to take over such respon- if they could have won by more. Rinn v. Clashmore (J. Moore). assist the committee in getting resumed at any time for brief periods. gamP in arrears, mostly because Hickey. Jimmy Hennebry. Eddie sible duties and the two ladles There was a big gap, but never- the labour side of the plans of the fact that six of their Rockett. Pat Burrows. Ger Walsh Park: 3.15 p.m. S.F.C. 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating from the Abbeyside/Ballina- theless we did have our hard St. Saviours v. Ferrybank. underway. players. Eoin and Fintan O'Brien. Ger Fitzpatrick, Tom courty club who 'manned' the luck Had Jim Maher's penalty Finance for these plans will Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. O'Brien, David Kirwan. Pat Larkin. the Coffey brothers. MONDAY, JUNE 8— gates with a couple of the re- gone to the net it, might have be raised at future fund- Office immediately. Curran. Noel Weldon and Kie- Dathai De Paor. etc.. and this gular staff are to be compli- helped our confidence, but after Fraher Field: 3.15 p.m. S.H.C. raising events. ran Heffernan. have been invol- will take some doing. I can see mented. Pat Splllane's goal. Kerry took Lismore v. Portlaw. ved with the county team in a very close contest, with little over in a big way and were far training. between them _ as in previous enough in front at half-time, to Ballinacourty have played meetings. Should Lismore sus- DEFEAT AT THURLES feel safely into the Munster and won two games, beating tain the pressure and finish as final. On the day a number of well as they did against Roan- The post-mortems continue Ballinameela and Butlerstown. and during the past week every the Waterford players played John Mulligan who was their more in a downpour at, Dun- far below what w have come to garvan last month, they may where i went, I heard different ft top scorer against Butlerstown opinions about how the match judge as their best form and will be an absentee here as he Just about win. only about four or five — like is out of the county on holidays was lost. There are so many OTHER GAMES different opinions expressed, Pat Curran. Liam Dalton. David and regular full-back Donal that I can write with certainty Kirwan. Fintan O'Brien, Eoin Looby is out injured but they Looking at the list of division-1 that there is confusion ln the Phelan and Jim McGrath im- will have Jimmy Healy who has pressed. played well In the county col- al matches down for decision. minds of most, about why we ours this year. Michael Collins, I won't be at all surprised if didn't win. I suppose the logic After the game,, County Board of the whole matter is that on chairman. James Tobin praised It's money in the bank. Brendan O'Gorman John Mc- some are better than those Grath. John O'Mahony. Conor written about above. Standards the day, Clare were the better and thanked the players and Clancy. Joe and Michael O'Rior- might not be great in them all team and as one supporter put the county selectors for the en- dan. Patrick Moloney, Ger Col- but certainly a good number it, events over the next few joyment. they had given us over lins, Maurice Foley. Seamus have the makings of close and weeks may prove that Clare tho past two years and that Power. Timmy Organ, Billy exciting contests and this is were a far better side than we while they had been well beaten here in Waterford had judged here to-day, the people concern- Only better. Kiely. etc., to select from for what matters most to our pay- this their third round match. ing public. With clubs, as well, them to be. ed should not be downhearted. Or, many occasions in the past, that is the sort of thing which One friend of mine wrote a He appealed to the selectors to Ballinacourty. when outsiders, keeps them going, living in hope very interesting letter on the stay with the team for a fur- have beaten Stradbally, but it and filled with expectations. game and he certainly made ther two years and said that would be very wrong not to list In intermediate football, Ard- some thought provoking points was the wish of everyone who as the warm favour- more will have their first outing for supporters as well as for the appreciated what had been INTEREST Stradbally ACC's attractive interest rates make your money work harder. Ask at youi local ACC office ites here. Any other result when they play the Brickeys entire team party. The letter is done for football in the county would be a shock. who were surprisingly beaten by worth publishing ln full and I over the oast couple of seasons. for information about the wide choice of savings accounts. Sliabh gCua at Colligan last look forward to hearing what others may think about it. KILROSSANTY v. week. Unfortunately for them LISMORE AGAIN they lost Johnnie McGrath "REFLECTIONS AFTER Congratulations to Lismore KILMACTHOMAS through injury there and he is THURLES: MAY 22" who have qualified for this SECURITY not likely to have sufficiently Your savings with ACC ore fully guaranteed by lhe Stale. There is no sale, haven lor your money. This Is the Sunday evening "Leaving Semple Stadium, year's Feile na nGael competi- game at Stradbally and even recovered to line out here. In the circumstances, they will be Thurles on Sunday evening, though Kilmac' have stepped very hard pressed to beat, Ard- May 22. like every Waterford en- up their form a bit in their last more. The game is in Old Parish thusiastic supporter, I was bit- game, it looks like being a win on Saturday. terly disappointed that, Clare PRIVACY ACC promises you complete and absolute privacy. No information about your account for the Comeragh team. Kilros- Neighbours, Tallow and Bally- had beaten us in both the jun- santy who held the title for a duff meet in intermediate foot- ior and senior hurling games, or the interest you earn will be given to any third party. couple of years until it was ball at Lismore. also on Satur- which, with a bit of luck we Touraneena wrestled from them last year, day. It not being the prime in- might, have won. I was sorry for are determined to get back as terest of either, the game is not Tony Mansfield and his team of champions and showed how likely to arouse any great, ex- selectors, but above all for the Notes verv determined they are when citement. One would rate them players themselves after their GAA SCHOLARSHIPS defeating Clashmore some as two poor intermediate foot- sacrifices and hard training The Waterford County Board weeks ago. Like stradbally. they ball teams, but which ever side over the last, few months. Per- GAA w.'Hl award a total of 20 have many players with county wins could get notions of doing haps we were spoiled after a scholarships to Colaiste na experience. including J>m better as the championship pro- full blooded display in Dungar- Rinne this year - twelve for Maher, Pierrie White, Tom and gresses. I don't mean to down- van against a rampant Galway boys and eight for girls—whose Pat Keating. Pat Quinn Ray grade the match or to convey team in the league on 21st Feb- dates of birth have been in Hahissey. Ger Walsh, Tom Be- the idea that the team.s won't ruary last. A Galway team, who 1.971. '72. '73, '74 .and '75. Appli- han, John Mulheame, etc.. and both be trying hard to win. were All-Ireland and League cation forms can be had from should carry too much power They will, and which ever side champions. the club secretary and the for a team which they crushed does win could well be concern- Despite the Monday morning examination will take place in so heavily when they last mat- press reports, I do not subscribe in the county final of 1986. ed at, the end of this wide open Dungarvan on June 26. Thp competition. to the opinion that the hurling course wM be held from July 26 Derry Kiely who was Kilmac s was sub-standard. No team in star' for a couple ol years Is Kilgobinet and Ballinameela to August 1'9. clash in intermediate hurling Ireland could master the ab- LATE MRS. NELLIE HALLINAN home from the U.S.A. and will normal windy conditions that be available for them. and this game has been trans- Sincere and heartfelt sym- ferred from Colligan to Fraher prevailed on Sunday week last. pathy from all iin the area and Field on Saturday evening. In Neither do I accept the dismal NIRE v, TRAMORE surrounding areas goes to the last year's championship, the attitude that Cork would anni- bereaved husband Pat, sons, clubs ended up fourth and fifth hilate any of the two teams in Tramore trounced Ferrybank the semi-final. Every game of daughters, nephews, nieces, bro- ln their first match this year, in a five-team championship. thers, sisters, relatives and but were subsequently very Both had a couple of near mis- hurling Is unique — a mere hop friends of the 1 a.t Mrs. Nellie ses and I suppose were a little Of the ball can turn a game up- e lucky to force a draw with the side down. That is the glorious Hallinam, Knockraha. Ballina- up-and coming St. Saviours in unlucky. Ballinameela were well miuilit, whose death took place round two. 'The Nire on the beaten by Colligan last week, uncertainty of the game that but Kilgobinet hav yet to play. both intrigues, exasperates the recently, R.I.P. other hand, were decisively P CONFIRMATION beaten by St. saviours in round I expect to see Kilgobinet Inflict • punter." Of course, everyone a second defeat on Ballinameela becomes an expert on the His Lordship Most Rev. Dir. one, but returned to form in Michael Russell. Bishop of time to beat, Kilmacthomas by in this one. "ditch" and it, is a national scandal that my views and mine Waterford and L'.smore will six points in their last game. AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATION PLC, „, , ., , , - The main difference between JUNIOR GAMES alonp are not taken On board administer the sacrament, of these teams is that the Nire are by thosp so-and-so mentor* on Confirmation to the children of Head Office: ACC House, Hatch Street, Dublin 2. Tel: (01) 780644. All branches open until 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. wnnsistent They can An Rinn play Clashmore in the sideline! Had my "advice" Touraneena and the Nire at St most, inconsistent. - junior hurling at, Old Parish on been inplemented. of course, we Mary's Parish Church, Touran- play well and they can play iSunday evening. Thi should be would have won! Those friends eena on Thursday, June 9. poorly when ever the mood s PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 3, 1988. REMEMBERING OTHER Motions Proposed By Cllr. DAYS At the May monthly meeting plication might be made to the of Dungarvan Urban Council National Lottery for funding or Cllr. Tony Wright proposed that that some local firm or society the Council express concern at Wright such as Junior Chamber or the alarming number of acci- Lions Club might sponsor such dents at, the new traffic lights a project. at Kilrush and that they call on Complex entrance. He said that The question of the prohibi- the Co. Council to re-examine an undertaking had been given tive high cost of insurance for the entire arrangement at the to do this work but it had never such playgrounds and the man- junction and to take whatever been carried out although ner in which such other pre- remedial action was necessary money had been set aside for it. vious projects located at Cllr. Wright detailed the The Town Clerk said that a Quanns and at the New Road. many accidents that had occur- temporary job could be done Abbeyside had been vandalised red at thP junction and a dis- and the money could be provid- were referred to in the discus- cussion followed on the angles ed in next year's estimates. sion that followed. in which the traffic lights at Cllr. A Hallahan seconded the junction were set and the CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND the proposal saying that a play- possibility that they could be CUr. Wright also proposed ground would be a most wel- misleading for motorists. that, the Council provide a pro- come amenity for the town. The Town Clerk. Mr. B. White perly planned enclosed child- It was agreed to investigate then told the meeting that the ren's playground in the urban the matter of funding and spon- County Manager had called for area. He suggested that an ap- sorship for such a project. a report, on the junction from the Council's technical officers but this was not, as yet avail- able. The photos for our "Remembering Other Days" this week come The motion was deferred to us by courtesy of Eugene Flanagan, Cappagh, and thc one pending receipt of the report. above showing the Square, Dungarvan, looking towards Mary Street-Main Street end really goes back a very long way to the HONOUR COMMITMENT Easy For Kerry very dawn of the present century. It is an old penny postcard Cllr. Wright also proposed that the Council call on the offi- and on its back it bears a green halfpenny stamp (with the Dungarvan Hockey Club members awards winners with club President Clare Morrissey and cials to honour in full the com- KERRY 3-19; WATERFORD 1-7 hes.il of the king of England), date-franked at Dungarvan in coach Tom Gartland. They are: Alice Kiely (Club Person of the Year), Bernie Gleeson (Best mitment, given in respect of 1904. The picture very obviously depicts a market day scene Waterford flattered to deceive Waterford made a brave bid Minor Player) and Tess Foley (Best Intermediate Player). (Photo: Rory Wyley) surfacing the roadway at the Kilrush Park/Soccer Club/Glass early on ln this Munster senior to contain Kerry in the second in the town. And below i>> another photo which recalls a scene football championship semi- half but while they succeeded now no longer seen anywhere in Co. Waterford since the final played at Tralee last Sun- to some extent they were totally Waterford-Mallow railway line was closed ai couple of deccdes day. They put Kerry under tre- out-classed. Their goal came mendous pressure in the open- nine minutes from the end from ago. It shows a train, drawn by a diesel engine, crossing the old ing ten minutes but were devas- Jim Maher but it was nothing railway bridge at Cappoquin. The year was I960. tated midway through the half more than a consolation score by a brace of Kerry goals and with Kerry well on their way found themselves trailing by 13 to an impressive win at that Ballygunner Romp Home points at the break after play- stage. ing with the aid of the strong Scorers: Kerry — P. Spillane breeze. 1-6; M. Fitzgerald 0-6: W. Maher Ballygunner romped home in each; G. Connors. N. Warren Waterford scored first, a and D. McEvoy 1-1 each; M. Mc- this senior hurling leagu© cham- Ballygunner 5-18; Dungarvan 0-5 and E. Brennan 0-1 each. Dun- point from a Jim Maher free in Auliffe 0-4; G. Murphy 0-1. Wa- pionship game played in a garvan — M. Ferncombe 0-2; N. the 3rd minute. Michael McAul- terford — J. Maher 1-2: E- O'Brien 0-2; D. Wyse, L. O'Con- deluge at Fraher Field. Dungar- John McDonald had their first Ferncombe point from a free Wade. J. j. Ferncombe and P. iffe equalised for Kerry a min- 1 van. on Sunday last. goal in the 24th minute and nine minutes from time. The Queally 0-1 each. ute later but Waterford were nor and L. Daniels 0-1 each. The city side totally swamped only two minutes later he shot losers who failed to register a awarded a penalty in the 8th Kerry—C. Nelligan: P. O'Shea, home their second to help them score over a 46 minute period Ballygunner — C. Cantwell: minute. Jimmy Maher's scorch- T. Spillane. M. Spillane; T. Dungarvan and had the points C. Sullivan. N. Warren. M Phe- safely in the bag at th half- to their 2-13 to 0-1 interval lead, went on to shoot, three further ing shot, however, was deflect- Doyle. A. O'Donovan, G. Lynch; P having shot about 12 wides into points before the finish. lan; p. O'Sullivan, S. Frampton, ed over for a point. J. O'Shea, M Fitzgerald; D. Mc- way stage when they led by 2-13 G. Connors; E. Brennan, L. the bargain. It, was a costly miss for Wa- Evoy W. Maher. M McAuliffe: to 0-1. Ballygunner gleaned little Whitty; A. Cooney. M. O'Ma- It was without doubt Dungar- terford who were shattered by G. Power. P. Spillane, G. Mur- Ballygunner continued to benefit from the game other hony. J. Connors: E. O^Sullivan. phy. van's worst display for quite dominate in the second half and J. McDonald, J. Warren. Sub — Pat Spillane's goal and when than shooting practice. For Wiilie Maher shot, the second Waterford — K. Heffernan D. some time. Short eight Of their goals from John Warren and Dungarvan it proved something S. Jacob for J. Warren. intermediate champions side major shortly afterwards Kerry Kirwan, D. Casey, F. O'Brien: L. McDonald within 7 minutes of of. a nightmare experience but Dal ton, E Phelan. E. Rockett; they were never really in with the restart served to show the Dungarvan — P. Hackett: M. were safely on their way to a they could not quibble at the Munster final meeting with P. Whyte, L. O'Connor; P. Cur- a chance and the loss of full vast difference in standards on result of the game in which Sheehan. P. Meehan, C. Mee- back Pa Meehan through Injury han; J. Fitzgerald, M. Houlihan. Cork. ran. J. Maher E. O'Brien; N. the day. Their fifth goal came many of the players showed Weldon. J. McGrath, D. Wyse. after ten minutes really de- from Michael Mahony in the such a degree apathy that E. Burke; P. Queally, M Sand- Donal McEvoy shot Kerry s moralised them. Of ford: B. Hennessy. F. O'Donnell, third goal just on the stroke of Subs. — M. Boyle for Casey: L. 40th minute to give them a 5-15 their lack of commitment over Daniels for Boyle. The sides were level at. 0-1 to 0-1 lead. M. Merncombe- P. Ferncombe. half time to leave them 3-7 to the hour was rather embarras- Ref. Pat Lane (Limerick). each after five minutes but with They slacked off considerably sing. | N. Wade, J. J. Ferncombe. Subs. 0-3 ahead at the break. Ballygunner turning the screws after this but still managed to —J. Duggan for P. Meehan J. Scorers: Ballygunner—J. Mc- j Walsh for J. Fitzgerald. they slowly pulled away to build register three morP points be- Donald 3-3- M. Mahony 1-5: J. up an 0-9 to 0-1 lead by the 23rd fore Dungarvan had their sec- Warren 1-0; J. Connors 0-3- A. Ref. — J. M. Kelly (Sham- minute. It was no surprise when ond score of the game, a Morrie C'ooney and E. O'Sullivan 0-2 rocks). Letters to the Editor junior clubs, which at least rep- I started music and dancing The Editor, started the second half very early in life My parents often sluggishly and failed to score resented some kind of policy. It "Dungarvan Leader." seemed to me that the main told me — jocosely — that .ny for ten minutes, a failure which dancing started in the cradle, FAILURE OF WATERFORD engendered the subsequent panic consideration in the selection ot the Waterford team was listening to my father playing HURLING TEAM search for goals. I believe that the concertina. B'e that as it A chara. this half-time ruse on Clare's which clubs the selectors came from. I would suggest that the may. he started teaching me at The O A.A. i>,u,'.s are urobahly oart save them a decisive psy- the early age of 4 years and tie most widely read pages ln chological rand physical) ad- function of the junior cham- pionship should be to honour the music was often supplied by most Irish local newspapers, ln vantage which eventually won my mother. Thanks to the ex- the case of all the local papers them the game. good and dedicated club hurlers who never made the county sen- ample and encouragement of nublished in Waterford City and I also believe that Waterford Padraig O Milleadha I have de- County, these pages are written went looking for goals too early ior team and to try out promis- ing young hurlers with possible voted my life to promoting Irish by people who arP themselves in the second half. It is a long- music and dance. Growing up in intimately Involved with the held dictum that one should al- senior potential. This latter G.A.A. itself. While this has ob- would require an amount of co- Wales I always considered my- ways take one's points, and the self as the "dunce" of the fam- vious immediate advantages for goals will come themselves. A operation between the junior the papers concerned, it also and. senior selectors. The fiasco ily and my two brothers the steady stream of points helps scholars. However on a few oc- means that there is no tradition a team to gain momentum and over Conny Curley. who was of independent and candid an- selected for the junior team and casions my father passed some alysis of G.A.A affairs in the spirit, from which goals will in- remark in my favour with re- evitably materialise. Water- ended up playing for the senior county, including coverage of team, shows how little co-opera- gard to my intelligence which the performance Of the county ford's failure to score a goal surprised me. after a prolonged series of ef- tion there seems to exist at the teams. This letter seeks to make moment. The embarrassingly Maurice, my youngest brother up for this deficiency, by provid- forts gave Clare increased was a great Irish language heart, and had the opposite ef- poor turn-out of last Sunday's ing some independent com- junior team, with its mixture of scholar and Pat, the eldest was ments on the most recent fail- fect on the Waterford players. educated in Wales. When I The experience of the last five togs and stockings, possibly re- ure of the Waterford hurling flects how seriously the Water- started teaching in Dungarvan team, in the Munster champion- minutes shows just how quick- first there was no other danc- ly a hurling game can be turn- ford G.A.A. treats this compe- ship against Clare. tition. ing teacher anywhere I went Lismore, who defeated Mount Sion in the County Feile na Gael Final at Walsh Park, Waterford, recently. ed around; if Waterford had and for years after. I am very Waterford have now played scored just three points from Clare four times in thi„ cham- Is mise, le meas, thankful to everybody concern- (Photo by Kiely) the succession of earlier seven- ed for the way my book sold pionship in the 1980s, and while ties and long-range frees, they PRO IN NSI AS BREATHNACH, and I am pleased to say it is in no case has there been a gaD would have won the game, in of more than three points be- 92 Pa ire an Raille, still in demand. Thank God. tween the teams, in ALL four any case, if one is looking for Ma Nuad cases Waterford lost. There is a goal from long-range frees, Co. Chill Dara surely some basic inadequacy in the third Clare goal showed May 24. 1988. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW FOR ROYAL HOSPITAL evidence here, which has noth- that the ball driven Ir. low and THE ing to do with training meth- hard, with the possibility of a camera for the benefit of view-(expert's opinion on date, use, ods. as suggested by a recent lucky bounce or deflection, is a THIS WEEK ACOT ers. Capturing owners' spon- origins and value of antiques. correspondent to the Waterford better bet than the high lobbed taneous reaction on camera is works of art, collectors' Items local papers, but which has ball which is easy meat for KILMAINHAM an important element of the and curios, and no buying, sel- more to do with psychological massed defenders. (0. WATEREORD programme's success. ling or commercial activity ls make-up and motivation. The The Waterford selectors also AR BOITHRIN NA Homes throughout I r e 1 and thing is now set for a memor- There is no charge for the allowed. Waterford team which took the SMAOINTE will be thrown into confusion deserve criticism for their fail- able day on July 7 — much to field in Thurles last, Sunday had ure to control properly the tak- Bean Ui Allachain-O Mille- over 'the nexit few weeks as the delight of all at the RHK. enough talent and ability to GRASSLAND antiques and curios of every ing of sideline pucks in the sec- adha. the well-known Irish Commenting on the news, the play a very limited Clare outfit ond half By insisting on taking dancing teacher writes as fol- Top pastures t3") and con- description are prepared for Director, Tony O Dalaigh said: oft the park but. for the second tinue to spread nitrogen after a very special day out. The "the RHK is now well establish- time in succession, failed to pro- all such pucks in the Clare half lows:— of the field. Noel Crowley con- "I have been approached on each grazing. If sulphur has reason for all this feverish ed in the minds of the Irish duce the fighting spirit wnich not been spread on grazing activity is a visit by the BBC's had been one of the hallmarks tinuously held the game up to several occasions recently and public. The Antiques Roadshow Clare's advantage, while by run- ground this season use 20 units celebrated will bring it to th notice of of their league campaign. queried in connection with my Antiques Roadshow P ning all over the place to take father, the late Padraig o Mil- sulphur/acre, when spreading to the Royal Hospital Kilmatn- many millions in Britain and the nitrogen. ham, Dublin, its first visiit to will also enhance the Image ot In the championship game the pucks, he was wearing- him- leadha. also with my dancing against Limerick last year. self out in terms of his career. I should mention the Options — li bags ASN a venue outside the UK in its Ireland as a country that cares (26% N) or 1 bag Sulphate of eleven year history. for its architectural heritage." Barry Power started at, mid- ability tc carry out his more fact here that those making the field, was moved to wing for- essential midfield duties. In any enquiries wers not all Deise Ammonia (21% N). or 4 bags of The Roadshow will be record- ward after ten minutes and case (apart from one excellent folk. They were all. however, Super Net (-27.5% N. 5'i Sul- ed at the RHK on Thursday. 7 EXPERT OPINION eventually withdrawn without point) the ".ontribution of his very interested in Irish culture phur) in three applications. July and -will be shown on BBCl hardly striking a ball in the sidelines was to lob yet, more and traditions. Very recently I Sulphate of Ammonia can early next year. The programme Each edition of the Antiques meantime. Last Sunday, the high balls into th Clare goal was asked if was Irish, and Roadshow Is recorded ln a e I scorch grass in dry weather. regularly attracts audiences oi same player again started at area. A better strategy would this set me back over "boithrin CONTINENTAL BULLS over 14 million people each single day. Doors open at 10.00 midfield (to the consternation have been to have the wing na smaointe,'- on the "road of a.m. and over the next few Natural Service — Where week during its annual 12 of myself and most people with backs take thP pucks quickly thoughts." back to my child- using a continental bull it is of week run. On recording days hours thousands of people pour whom i discussed the team in and drive them down the line, hood days in Clydach South in clutching personal treasures. utmost importance to record 20 or so experts see an average advance) and was moved to in order to spread and open up Wales where I first saw the date of service. Cows carrying an of 3,000 people. No matter how many people centre forward after ten min- the Clare defence. light of day. turn up. everybody is seen by excessive number of days over RHK originally approached utes, before eventually being These comments are written I was not born in Ireland but the normal gestation period an expert. withdrawn without hardly strik- in a frustrated but constructive of course my mother and father BBC Bristol in June of last year ing a ball. During this period. may need to bP induced next inviting them to bring the show From crumpled newspaper frame of mind by someone who were natives of Sliabh gCua. Spring. Waterford were essentially play- cares about the welfare of Wa- This district was perhaps at its to Dublin. Following visits by wrapping and battered boxes, ing with only fourteen players. TILLAGE Christopher Lewis, Executive curios, unusual, rare and occa- terford hurling. The present musical peak when they were in Spray' Cycocel on spring Power missed two golden goal selectors have done an excellent their teens, and the parish Producer, and a number of sionally highly valuable pieces opportunities; if either of these wheat, and oats:— ifpt. per acre technical staff in February and emerge If an expert spots had been converted, i am con- job in restoring respectability c.ould boast of many fine of 750 c.C.C. on spring wheat again in May. during which the something special the owner to the county over the last musicians ana my father was a at 1st node; 1£ pts. per acre of vinced that Waterford would couple of years, but last Sun- fine traditional singer. He play- finer points of lighting, rigging will be asked to hear thP ex- have won the game. Power was 7'5'0 C.C.C. on spring oats at 2nd and design were agreed every- perts comments in front of the eventually replaced by Pat Ben- day's defeat was a major set- ed many musical instruments, node; Add a wetter for oats. back. While the current team is but the concertina was his fav- nett. a proven goal scorer, es- Report of Crown Rust on oats pecially on the big occasion (as still four or five players short ourite. During the centenary of championship-winning poten- celebrations of his birth in 1977. in coastal ureas. Spray with a he demonstrated once again in broad spectrum fungicide. the second half of the game). tial. there is a very good a great friend of his referred I am not. the only one who finds nucleus upon which to build. to this in a tribute to him:—- it difficult to understand why The danger now is that many o Bennett has not found favour this nucleus will lose interest, 'Se sheinneadh go meidhreach Geraldines G.A.A. Notes with the present selectors. and we will have to start all is binn— over again. This would be a Concertin ag spreagadh na JUNIOR HURLING Line-out was — Liam O'Don- Before the start of the second great pity, and I appeal to both rince. NO PROVISION TO CHAMPIONSHIP nell: Pat O'Brien. Johnny half of last Sunday's game, the players and selectors to dwell 'Mease teaghlach is aoi O'Brien. John Longan: Billy upon, and learn from, last Sun- Geraldines 6-14 Glen Rovers 3-5 Waterford team were left stand- Dob' amhranai binn e : O'Connell Richard Hurley. Sea- ing around for almost five min- day's mistakes and renew their Le saint chuig an ceol PAINT OLD BRIDGE We beat Glen Rovers (Melle- mus Meskill; Daithi O'Bri-jn utes in cold, blustery conditions determination to show the Is ba thrua leis go deinih- Cllr. M. O'Riordan asked at ray i in the second round of the (capt.). Brendan O'Grady, by Clare. This kind Of games- world that they are capable of neach the May monthly meeting of Junior Hurling Championship, Brian Connery. Proinsias O'Kil- manship should have no place- a lo; more than has been ap- Ar n-oidhreacht ar feo. Dungarvan Urban Council if which was played in Lismore lion. Michael Kiely. Royco Ware in sport, but presumably the in- parent from their last two out- anything could bP done to Im- last Sunday evening. There was Paddy Corkery, Eddie O'Grady. cident will not feature in the- ings. Loosely translated this means prove the appearance of the old a big Improvement in the team Subs. — Conor O'Riordan for match report of the referee Finally, in relation to the metal bridge over tho Colllgan from the week-end before. Proinsias O'Killion- Noel Down- (who Is no friend of Wa- curtain-raiser to last Sunday's His beloved concertina (which at Abbeyside. it, had a very We have a lot of great ing for Eddie O'Grady- Austin terford's). However, the sel- game, one would like to ask if I still have > he played with dilapidated look and needed young hurlers On this team. Hally for Paddy Corkery: Wil- ectors should have copped the Waterford County Bonrd delight. painting, he said liam Downing and John Leading at half-time by 2-7 NICOLA STACK, daughter of Eamon and Ann Stack Spring- what was going on imme- have any definite policy in rela- And he charmed both house- Mr. B. White. Town Clerk, re- O'Brien. diately (as those sitting in plied that as no provision had to 0-2 we kept up the pressure field, Dungarvan, who received her ClubAir Hostess Wings tion to the junior hurling cham- hold and dancers alike. after half time and the scores the stands did) and at least pionship. Looking through the He sang Irish songs that no been made in the Council's esti- Referee Richard Ormonde at a ceremony in Dublin recently. Nicola is 19 years old and thrown a few balls to the team Clare team ln the match pro- longer held sway. mates for the current year such came even though we played to keep them warmed up. As against wind and sun. (Lismore). —(PRO.). studied at thc Presentation Convent, Dungarvan. gramme. it appeared as though And he grieved at the thought work as Cllr. O'Riordan suggest- things transpired. Waterford all the players were drawn from of those gems in decay. ed could not be carried out. PAGE SEVEN FORBES — Second Annlver. sary — Fond and cherished Dungarvan Leader COURT memories of our dear little son MURPHY'S and brother, 'Patrick Forbes, TELEPHONE (058)41203 Condonstown;, Dungourney, who MAIN STREET, TRAVEL LTD. Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan died din May. 1986. DUNGARVAN Two years have passed and FRIDAY, JUNE 3. 1988 Phone 058/42799 still you stay. As near and dear as yesterday, For Nursery, Toys SPECIALS FOR" THIS Unseen, unheard, but always WEEK-END: near, and Bicycles A sample of whiat we have. SWH loved, slti'll missed and NEWS OF TOWN at the best prices. Las Pal mas: l week £229 always dear. 2 weeks £259. (iNte'ver forgotten by Mammy, Don't miss out on our special Malaga: Family Special _ 2 Daddy and hrothers John offer on lightweight bicycles. and 2 children £899. David, Mark and Man.) AND Jersey _ 2 week, guesthouse Telephone 058/41376 £249. KIERNAN _ Ninth Anniver- Bulgaria: H/B Hotel: l week sary — In loving memory of my All types ol keys cut dear father. Peter Klernan, 14., £199, 2 week £250 : 2 adults. expertly. 2 children £850. New Street, Lismore, who died ROUNDABOUT Salou: 2 weeks £219. 1 week on June 3, 1970. R.I.P. Two tired eyes are sleeping, DAFFODIL DAY i £199. The local branch f the Irish We have Florida Package- Two -willing hands are still, 0 The one who did so much for Cancer Society wishes to thank unbeatable—4 nights Miami al] who contributed to Daffodil Beach Hotel, 3 nights Or. us, ATTENTION FARMERS! Day. We wish to report a final la WESTERN BORD NA nOG NOTES Behind the SPOTLIGHT POC FADA U-16 FOOTBALL TRIAL St. Olivers 5-3 • FMW 5-1 We wish the best, of luck to Clubs are requested to note Abbeyside 6-6; Tallow 0-0 (Continued from Page 1) Paddy O'Donnell, Lios Mhor in that a Divisional U-16 Football Clashmore 3-3- Melleray 2-5 the Munster final of the Poc Naomh B'rid beat Shamrocks. Committees on the basis in his time as follows: "Some Trial will bP held on Monday Stradbally 4-1- Ballyduff 3-2 Fada competition in Pairc UI next, June 6th at the Dun Na anticipated now remains to be years before this time six men Chaoimh on Sunday next In St. Olivers 5-3; Lismore 'B' 1-0 Mainistreach venue commen- seen. with a hook and line could conjunction with the Limerick/ cing at 2.30 p.m. The purpose St. Patricks 5-9: Ardmore 0-1 Tipperary S.H.C. game. of the trial Is to select a divi- Lismore 'A' 4-12: Abbeyside 0-0 take 1,000 haak, with quan- sional team to play East Water- END OF AN ERA tities of other fish in one nigh't.' YOPLAIT U-14 H.C. U-14 HURLING TRIAL ford at Dungarbhan on Mon- day. June 27th at 7.30 p.m. LEAGUE TABLES— This week marks the end of The 1.000 "haak" were A divisional u-14 hurling trial valued at £6 and when "saved" will take place in Colligan on Following the June 27th game (A)— P. W. D. L. Pts. an era in- Lismore when Mrs. Monday next at 2.30 p.m The a county panel will be chosen Lios Mhor 2 2 0 0 4 Heffernan who has run a most were worth £18 in tlhe year to travel to a week long coach- purpose of the trial is to select Abbeyside 2 10 12 successful small shop selling 1756. In those days, too. the a panel of players to play the ing course In Carrignavar from Tallow 2 0 0 2 0 Monday. July 4th to Friday. sweets, newspapers, vegetables Dungarvan cod and ling were East in the annual inter-dlvl- Dungarvan 0 0 0 0 0 esteemed as well-fed fish and sionai game at Dungarvan In July 9th, inc. The panel of 20 (B^ Section 1— and groceries for many years late June or early July. Follow- players travelling will be ac- Sraidbhaile 2 2 0 0 4 finally shuts up shop and retires considered better than those of ing the inter-divlsional game a companied by adults and under Ballyduff 2 10 12 Newfoundland. Sole and plaice supervision at all times and to private life. panel of players will go into St. Patricks 2 10 12 found in Dungarvan were also training for the annual Tony staying at the College in Car- Cappoquin 110 0 2 rignavar. Only players who are Ideally located across the considered excellent for eating Forrlstai Tournament in Water- Ard Mhor 3 0 0 3 0 road from St. Carthage's Cathe- ford at the end of August. available and interested ln tra- and it was mot uncommon to velling should attend the trials. Section 2— dral, the sfhop has been a focal take 100 pair of large sole with Naomh Brid 2 2 0 0 4 point in that part of town for St Olivers 2 2 0 0 4 a quantity of fluke, plaice and Lios Mhor 'B' 2 1 0 1 2 decades having been run by the other fish at a single draught. Late Joe and Mrs. Kelly before Na Seamroga 2 0 0 2 0 So now you know why and Cais. Cuanach 2 0 0 2 0 it passed to Mrs. Heffernan and how Dungarvan was sudh a her late husband. DUNGARVAN (CI- busy fishing centire even though cm Rossanta 2 2 0 0 4 Kelly's shop as it was first Gaeltacht 2 2 0 0 4 Pictured at the Sylawrap Big Bale Wrapping Demonstration on the farm of John Cullinan, it is now in the dim, distant Clals Mhor 3 10 2 2 known and latterly Heffernam's, past-. Cnoc Melieri 10 0 10 Dromana, from left: Dick Ryan, Oliver Buckley, James Villiers-Stuart and Michael McCarthy has been an outlet for the GAA NOTES Na Brici 2 0 0 2 0 of Lynch & McCarthy Ltd. (Photo: Rory Wyley) "Leader" over the past half TO MUINTIR NA DEISE century and for us its closing A HUMILIATING HOUR Our choice for the ballad also marks Lhe end of an era. The club experienced one of FIXTURES: Yoplait U-14 H. C. corner this week comes to us the most humiliating hours ever We join iin extending to Mrs. courtesy of Dick MacAllister. at Fraher Field last Sunday Friday, June 3: At Ballyduff Heffernan alii good wishes on Caseyville. It came to him from (Bi Baile Ui Dhuibh v. Ceap- when the senior hurlers were her retirement. his friend Michael Cronin now hammered by B'allygunner in ach Chuinn