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Lismore Hospital Closure Judicial Review Of Closure
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST nothing. There was only one WATER POLLUTION other voter present in addition to yours truly. Things certainly Motion Sought In High Court According to a statement looked blue. issued last week by the Govern- ment Information Services on Conspicuous by their absence The latest development in the The CEO set out the present Kilkenny 35; St. Joseph's, Clon- of the hospital buildings are in fight by the Special Committee position under 9 headings, behalf of the Department of the were the politicians—major and mel 10; Our Lady's. Cashel 20; various stages of preparation or set up to keep the Lismore Dis- mainly as follows:— Kllcreen 30. discussion and if any projects Environment,: Mr. Padraig minor—of all the parties. It was trict Hospital open was an ap- General Hospitals : The ar- Support Hospitals: Admissions develop from these they will be Flynn, Environment Minister obvious that they were not very plication made in the High brought to the Board in due Court last Monday seeking an rangements for reducing bed have stopped in the 5 hospitals reminded farmers of the im- concerned about the Referen- numbers in the acute hospitals which are being closed and course. dum one way or the other or order for a Judicial Review of are being finalised. In the Re- portance of taking precautions the Resolution of the South patients who have to stay in Other headings under which whether the people came out to gional Hospital beds were re- care .as in-patients will be against water pollution. Eastern Health Board directing duced by 31 and the appropriate the cuts will be Implemented vote or just stayed away. the closure of the hospital. The transferred as follows: District reduction in employment ol Hospital Lismore to St. Jos- Include Special Hospitals, Com- Silage making is now at its If the Referendum fails due to application was granted by Mr. munity Care. .Nora-filling of Justice Johnson. temporary staff has been made eph's, Dungarvan- Kilkenny height and we cannot do better public apathy it will not be too Fatima Maternity Unit (Ard- Auxiliary to St. Columfoa's vacancies (so far 30 temporary than endorse the Minister's The move followed the circu- keeni has closed for bookings secretarial and clerical staff difficult to decide where the Thomastown, Bagnelstown to have been released »• Premium warning in this regard. Mr. lation to each member of the and will be discontinued entire- Carlow District Hospital or to blame should lie. ly within the next few weeks. Payment Cuts; Travelling Ex- Flynn said that at this lime ol Health Board of a letter from Sacred Heart Home. Carlow, the Board's Chief Executive. Mr. Permanent staff will be trans- Brownswood to St John's. En- penses: (officials must reduce year the risk of pollution is THE IRISH WELFARE P. G. McQuillan dated May 21, ferred elsewhere. niscorthy. travelling in money costs of "significantly increased because setting out the procedures to be 23%), Local Health Committee BUREAU IN LONDON meetings and hospital visits are ol silage making. He stressed taken to implement the cuts in Bed numbers have been r.ut as Discussions with staff and The Irish Welfare Bureau, expenditure to be made in each from Monday last. May 25 In the their organisations have been being reduced; Student Nurses the need for farmers to ensure (recruitment suspended); Char- incorporating the Irish Advice locality as agreed at the Board's other general hospitals as fol- commenced. A number of pro- that silos were structurally previous meeting. lows: Wexford 30; St. Luke's, les: Agreement with staff on Centre, located at Hammer- posals from local groups for use collection of hospital fees. sound and that interceptor smith, London has, as one of its channels collecting and carrying principal aims the articulation HIGH COURT ORDER pollutant run-off were working of the needs of the Irish com- properly. Anyone making silage As stated above, Mr. Justice munity and the improvement of for the first time should seek Johnson in the High Court last the position of Irish citizens in Monday gave leave to Mr. Mich- advice from their ACOT adviser society through equality of ael O'Leary as Secretary of the about the siting and construc- opportunity. Lismore Save the Hospital Com- tion of silos and other essential mittee to apply for an order for measures which must be taken Located at 55, Fulham Palace a iudiclal revie-w of the resolu- Willie Roche, Hardware, Main Street, Lismore, handing over a tion passed by the South East- Bendix Washing Machine to Christy O'Brien, Lismore G.A.A. to avoid pollution. Road, the Bureau has as its ern Health Board on May 7 Director, Co. Waterford born Club for the Club Development Draw. Included are officials It is important that care ' closing Lismore District Hospi- Fr. Jim Kiely. In his introduc- tal on the grounds that (1) The Jimmy O'Gorman and May Lawton. (Photo: Rory Wyley) should also be taken with the tion to the Annual Report for \ Board had failed to comply with storage and disposal of animal the provisions Of Standing Or- 1986 Fr. Jim writes: "Each I slurries and manures. Surpluses ders. in particular Standing day we meet with so many ! Order 4.1 and (2) that the of weed or pest control products ageing men who are homeless, j Board had failed to apply the should be stored saiely and All In Readiness For | rootless and single. They have principles of natural justice by empty containers should not be deciding to close Lismore Dis- lost contact with their own dumped in rivers as even the trict Hospital without an en- people. They feel rejected and quiry or without awaiting the smallest quantities of some of Solemn Novena forgotten. They are scared to go results of the pending Minis- these products oan cause serious home. They live from day to terial study for a national re- All is in readiness now for parishes in West Waterford. pollution. Neither should such view of over-all spending on the THE SOLEMN NOVENA — FES- I know that they are all look- day. They wander. They are in containers be washed in rivers '•fealth Services. TIVAL OF FAITH which takes ing forward to the Festival and out of prison. They visit us. place in Dungarvan and Abbey- again this year. Who will ever or close to watercourses. forget the two stpecial sessions Th^y write to us. Behind their The application was moved in side Parishes from Friday. May tlif High Court by Mr. John 29th to Saturday, June 6tli. The last year, the Blessing of Babies In the event of a pollution external appearance, fbev »re so Oordon. S.C.. with who-m "was Festival cm F'alth Is being con- on sunday afternoon and the incident of any kind the County human and kind. Yet so broken Mr. John O'Kelly. B.L. (Instruc- ducted by the Redemytorlst | Blessing of the Slcjc on the Sat- ted by M/s. Nell Twomey & Co. urday. Both were moving and Council should be notified ai and wounded. And the most of Fathers, Solicitors. Lismore 1. It is just a year ago since we emotional experiences. once as this will help to mini- them are Irish. It would make had the Festival of Faith for The wonderful teamwork and mise damage to fish life and vou angry." NOW A MATTER FOR the first time, it was a moving co-operation of the stewards disruption of water supplies to THE COURT and memorable experience. and stewardesses and the vari- What a very sad picture this There was an atmosphere of ous voluntary organisations as- homes and industries. paints of so many of our We understand that this de- jov. peace and prayer during sured the smooth and efficient The major deterrent, oi emigrants in London. The re- cision of the High Court will in the 9 day Festival. The format running of the Festival. effect "freeze" the Board's course, is that fines of up to port points out that the Irish of the F'estival appealed to The Festival will be an excel- NARROW ESCAPE closure resolution as of now and young and old. Capacity crowds lent preparation for the Marian £5,000 may result from failure are the largest ethnic minority The Good And The until the Board responds to the attended all the sessions. The Year which Pope John Paul II to take adequate measures to The prompt action of three in Hammersmith and Fulham. local men averted what could order. It will then be a matter Festival of Faith caters for the will formally commence on Pen- prevent water pollution. How- representing 11.3% of an have been a tragic accident in for the High Court to decide whole West Waterford region. tecost Sunday, June 7th. What ever if ordinary precautions are Bad On Grass Cutting further whether the resolution There was wonderful support better preparation could we estimated population of 150,000. Dungarvan on Thursday lest. of May 7 was in order or not. and participation from alt the Just before mid-day, Mrs. Dun- have than participating in our observed no difficulties should In the twelve months ended on Solemn Novena arise and we trust that all December 31, 1986 a total of ford of Mahonibridge, Kilross- anty, parked her oar to Grattan In Dungarvan DUNGARVAN AND ABBEYSIDE farmers will continue to act 4.432 callers were dealt with at Square and went shopping, Friday. May 29th to Saturday, responsibly and so ensure that the Bureau and "our statistics leaving two children in the At the May monthly meeting around and it was getting into Jane 6th. Weekday Sessions:— back seat. of Dungarvan Urban Council, the houses. He said that the re- DUNGARVAN St. Mary's—9.30 a.m., 4.15 p.m. our rivers and watercourses re- j continue to show an upward Cllr. B. Kyme referred to the sidents in one area had com- 7.30 p.m., 9.00 p.m. main clean and free of pollution i spjr;li reflecting the huge in Shortly afterwards, Michael cutting of grass on the green plained to him about this and Abbeyside — 10.00 a.m.. 3.45 of this or any other kind. crease in migration from Ire Spillane, Jimmy Healy and areas In the Council housing said that it would be bettler to p m.. 7.30 p.m. Eamon McCarthy noticed smoke estates and congratulated the let the grass grow rather than GOLF CLUB B'alllnroad — 9.00 p.m. land." Of this total 1,134 were CONSPICUOUS BY THEIR bellowing from under the workers concerned on doing to have it cut and scattered as new cases, 68 of which came bonnet. T'r.ey rushed to the car such am excellent job. "It Is was happening. He asked why ABSENCE from Waterford County and and managed to get the very much appreciated," he the Council workers did not NOTES said gather the grass and remove it For a day on which, a most City. children out before the Interior (15) 70 Clancy caught fire. Cllr. T. Wright, however, said after cutting. RESULTS | nett.; 2nd. J. DETAINED UNDER important and vital referendum, Slating that the most notable Dungarvan. Fire Brigade was that cutting the grass was one The Town Clerk. Mr. B. White Thurs. 21st— 1st, J. Kelly (23) 71 nett to alter the Constitution was change in the figures from pre- quickly on the scene and thing but the way it was left said that it was not possible to (19) 5 up- 2nd. J O'Donneli (8) ! Sunday 24th — 1st, A. Deasy laking place, Tuesday was a managed to get the blaze under after betag cut was causing dp this as there was a man- 4 up- gross T. Melody (5) —3. (11) and T. Flynn (13) 51 pts.: OFFENCES AGAINST vious years is a significantly Sat 22nd' — 1st, D. Mullins 12nd. M. O'Mahoney (13) and P. strangely quiet day in Dungar- control, but not before the car havoc In miany areas where power shortage and they had greater proportion of enquiries was completely' gutted. children were throwing it no one available to do it. Barry (12) 49 pts van. For that matter we under- concerning accommodation, em- FIXTURES THE STATE ACT stand that it was equally quiet ployment and welfare benefits, Thurs. 28th — Third Group Last week four young men everywhere else also. the report points out that "this Prize — 18 Hole Stroke. First were arrested by detectives in Tee closed from 3.30 p.m. to 5.00 There were no mobile public reflects the increasing difficul- Dungarvan under Section 30 of p.m Time Sheet. the Offences Against The State address merchants patrolling ties faced by anyone seeking Beatification Ol Fr. Francis Jamet Friday, Saturday and Sun- Act and taken to Dungarvan the streets and the countryside accommodation or employment day — Captain's Prize. Please Garda station for interrogation. exhorting the electorate to come in London, particularly the check your time o. n .th e . time-„, The men. all with Waterford young newcomer without ade- sheet and be ready to tee off addresses were observed In' a out and vote yes or no. It was at your appointed time. | ing in a suspicious man- so unliike the day of the Feb- quate funds or knowledge of the car act A three-ball falling to keep its • ner in he town FoltoWlinig their ruary General Election when city." place on the course and losing arrest they were detained at the the racket continued from earlv Other extracts from the re- more than 1 clear hole on the Garda Station for a period of morning until late night. players in front shall allow the about 7 hours. A search of the port which prospective emi- next following three-ball to pass car resulted in the finding of 4 When I went to exercise the grants should note are: "Most through Players searching for heavy cudgel type weapons and democratic right at Abbeyside new arrivals to London have a lost ball should without delay what appeared to be a type of at around 3 p.m.. not a soul signal the players behind to home-made weapon. The latter unknowingly a common bond. pass through. stood at the entrance to the was sent to the Garda Ballistics The need for accommodation is Sunday night's entertanment Department in Dublin to ascer- three polling booths located in the first shared problem." The and music will be provided by tain whether it. might be classi- the school there was nothing report explains that in London the "Prendergasts." Please re- fied as a firearm under the Act 1o indicate what was go-ing on accommodation is scarce and member to bring your tickets as and a report is awaited. admission will not be gained beyond a large F.G. poster expensive and that to get a flat The four men who were visit- without producing same. ed at the Garda Station by a which advised a 'Yes' vote for with cooking facilities and Finally the Captain and com- local solicitor, were released at Europe while on a nearby pole sharing with another person can mittee wish an enjoyable week- about 1 a.m. without any char- was attached a W.P. poster require finances of £900-£l,000. end's golf to all. _ (P.R.O.). ges being preferred. calling for a 'No' response. "Many emigrants arrive with Again not a bit like the general the notion that employment election day when il was almost awaits their arrival." Elaborat- impossible to gain entry past ing on this, the report states OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT the army of canvassers who that even though work in cer- crowded about (he entrance tain areas such as building is Rate. more freely available, it is work Inside it was lust as quiet. of a menial nature, hard and not The Presiding Officers and Poll always well paid or permanent. PETER O'BRIEN Clerks ait the three booths look- (Continued on Page 8). For the girls and .the Sisters years following the French and growth of the Institute of among lecturers and students ed bored. They were doing of Le Bon Sauveur, Carriglea, Revolution. Le Bon Sauveur. Thanks to him, there He died on January 12, DungarvanT, May 10, 1987. will Peter Francis Jamet was a the assistance and education o. 1845. and was proclaimed long remain a cherished mem- native of Normu.ndy and be- young deaf-mutes was under- Blessed by our Holy Father MENSWEAR ory—especially for the seven came chaplain to the Sisters of taken, and he himself studied John Piaul l'l oil May 10. 19'87. girls and five Sisters who were Le Bon Sauveur in 1790. The for that purpose, creating .a new Today, the Institute of Le Bon CO. WATERFORD CONSTITUENCY present in St. Peter's Square, French Revolution- had just method of education, for the Sauveur carries out its works of 14 GRATTAN SQ., DUNGARVAN begun and though a time ol benefit of those handicapped charity among t'he little ones, Vatican City to attend the (Formerly Clarence House) beatification ceremony of Fr. great trtal of the Catholic brothers and sisters. He also the poor and the handicapped FINE GAEL exerted himself to have the of the entire world. Blessed Francis Jamet. The small Irish Church, it also unleashed for Telephone 058/42593 ANNUAL CHURCH GATE contingent, had gathered there Blessed Jamet a providential Institute care for outcasts and Peter Francis Jamet is still opportunity to give proof of his other unfortunates, so much so, alive in the works of chiartity of to join the hundreds of pil- t.hiat someone compared him to Dress Hire A Speciality. grims from France, Spain, Italy, mettle as a zealous and fear- his Daughters and inspires less priest. He energetically re- his Italian contemporary, St everyone to lov-e and serve the Ill DAY OPENING OFFER — Trousers £15 and COLLECTION Wales. Madagascar, wiho had Joseph Benedict Cottolengo. travelled to Rome to savour the fused to take the oath required most needy, discovering in their £17.50: Knitwear from £9.95; S/S Shirts by the Revolutionaries and so As Rector of the University ol poverty the lovable presence of great occasion and to pay their from £5.95. Late Opening Friday Night. thanks to the humble French he was arrested amd threatened Caen from 1822 to 1830 and a the "Good Saviour." prolific author of theological SATURDAY AND SUNDAY priest who had been a tower of with death. lire please When the Revolution was and ascetical works. Blessed Pictured above are the group To facilitate after hours customers for Dress 1 MAY 30 and 31. strength to the Sisters of Le 42593. Bon Sauveur during and in the over, he dedicated himself with Jlamet brought back a renewed from Carriglea prior to their call to 18. Western Bay. Dungarvan. Phone 058 atmosphere of Christian faith departure for Rome. PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY enthusiasm to the restoration PAGE TWO SPRATT CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES THE LATE MR. JAMES and John Whelan. Con Power, were far from our best and we BALLINAMEELA, CAPPAGH BALDWIN, KILLEENAGH. Hugh O'Donnell and John were a goal and a point down KNOCKANORE Maher. at, half-time. (On the instructions of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McCarthy) The team were In a far more EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE AND DETACHED Mr. James Baldwin, a well CAPPOQUIN REGATTA In very unsummerlike condi- determined mood for the second FAMILY RESIDENCE (c. 2200 sq. ft.) known and popular member of half and we emerged well- the farming community has tions, with frequent showers On attractive site, having excellent road frontage and a cold northerly wind blow- deserved victors. died at his residence, Killeen- Due to injuries sustained by FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY agh. Knockanore on 22nd May. ing down the course there was still some good rowing and ex- two of our players we finished Edmond Spratt & Son are instructed to offer for sale Large and representative cor- the match with 10 players. The teges of mourners and sympa- citing competition at the 125th this attractive roadside residence, recently extended and Cappoquin Regatta on Satur- final score was. Tourin 5-0, Lis- thisers attended the removal of more 3-1. renovated throughout, enjoying top class family accommo- remains to the Church of the day. Spectator-wise the num- dation, bright and spacious and in splendid condition, Sacred Heart, Knockanore on bers were disappointing and the The team was as follows — wisdom of the choice of a Sat- ready for immediate occupation. Saturday evening and again on Thelma O'Donnell, Shirley Sunday when, following Re- urday date must be open to O'Donnell, Clara Cashman Inspection strictly by prior arrangement only. quiem Mass, the interment took question. Helen Power, Deirdre and Finola Solicitors: Farrell & Morrissey, Abbeyside. place in the adjoining cemetery, In five close finishes only feet O'Donnell, Orna Murray, Cara Further particulars from the Auctioneers. Very Rev. J. Mulcahy. P.P., of- separated the crews and behind McGrath. Mary Killigrew. Brid ficiating. this fact is t,he story of an un- O'Shea, Gina McGrath (capt.), lucky day for the home club -CLEMATIS," KNOCKMEAL, BALLINAMULT He is survived by his wife Margaret Nicholson. Subs. — Mary Ellen, son, daughter, son- wh0 unfortunately finished on Deirdre O'Shea, OUve Power, Liz EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED in-law. daughter-in-law, bro- the wrong side on three of these Flynn. BUNGALOW RESIDENCE ther, sister-in-law. brothers-in- occasions. Cionmel and Shan- With garage and glass-house, having well laid out law. grandchildren, nephews non crews performed particular- COMMUNITY GAMES and nieces to whom we extend ly impressively, each scoring garden area. sincere sympathy. four times. Cappoquin Community Games FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY (Funeral arrangements were Results : Novice Sculls — 1, Athletics Finals wlla take place Solicitors: J. F. Williams & Co., Lower Main Street, by Aldan Walsh & Sons, Under- Athlunkard; 2. Cappoquin. 4 at the G.A.A. Grounds on Mon- Dungarvan (having carriage of sale) takers, Cappoquin). (—). lengths. day June 1st at 2 p.m. sharp. Senior B Sculls — 1, Cappo- Events for ages u/8 to u/17. Further particulars from the Auctioneers. MRS. HANNAH WALSHE, quin- 2 Garda. 2 lengths. Competitors must be under the BOOLA, GLENDINE Elite Sculls — 1. Cork B.C.; specified age on 31st July, '87. DEERPARK, LISMORE Novelty events also. We hope We record with regret the 2, Cappoquin. 3 feet. (On the instructions of Mr. Michael D. Leonard) death of Mrs. Hannah Walshe, Junior A 4 — 1, Waterford; 2. parents will encourage their Stanley Hornibrook of Hornibrooks, Lismore, handing over the keys of the Toyota Starlet for Cork B'.C 1 length. children to take part. SUBSTANTIAL AND IMPOSING, GRACIOUS who died at her son's residence the GAA Club Development Draw to Donie Co ughlan, Chairman of the Lismore Club. Included NEO-GEORGIAN RESIDENCE at Boola. Glendine on Wednes- Junior B 4 — 1, Cork B.C.; 2, day, 20th May. An esteemed Carlow. 3 lengths. CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE are club officials May Lawton and Christy O'Brien. Draw takes place at 9 p.m. in Lismore Standing on mature site. member of the farming commu- Junior c 4 — 1, Shannon. 2, G.A.A. NOTES Hotel on Saturday, May 30. (Photo; Rory Wyley) FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY nity, she had reached her Fermoy. Distance. The accommodation of this exceptionally attractive eighty-third year and was for- Junior D 4 — 1. Fermoy: 2, Weekly Gate Collectors — On gate duty this week. 24th-30th property comprises splendid lounge, diningroom, family merly of Carrigeen and Harrow- Carlow. 2 feet. hill. She was relict of Jack Senior B 4 — 1, Shannon: 2, May are J. Fraher, D. McGrath room, kitchen having full range of wall and floor units, Walshe of Carrigeen. Waterford. 1 length. and J. Mason. LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES 5 bedrooms including master bedroom haiving shower en- Large corteges attended the Senior C 4 1, cionmel; 2, Gate collectors for next week, TOWN COMMISSIONERS MEET Boys u/17 100m. — 2nd. Jim club as organising the league suite, family bathroom, ground floor cloakroom, utility removal of remains to Glendine Shannon. Canvas. 31st May-6th June will be E. Sullivan. was too time consuming. ' O'Shea, J. Coughlan and B. A meeting of the Town Com- area and garage. Brochure available. Immediate vacant Church on Thursday evening Junior B 8 — 1. Shannon; 2, missioners was held in the Girls u/17 100m. — lst, Susan When the election of officers and again on the following day Carlow. 2 lengths. I Murray. was announced both Paddy Pol- possession. Courthouse on Monday, 25th McCarthy- 2nd, Lily McCarthy; when after Requiem Mass, the Junior C 8 — 1, Shannon; 2. Great Performance — Our May. In the chair was Mrs. 3rd, Eithne Dahill. lard and Joe Tobin did not seek Solicitors: Moore, Keily & Lloyd, 31, Molesworth funeral took place to Knockan- Fermoy. 3 lengths | county hurlers did us proud at Mary Morrissey, who had just Boys u/17 discus — 2nd, Jim re-election. The following are Street, Dublin 2. ore. Junior D 8 — 1, Fermoy A; 2, : Thurles last Sunday and could arrived back from Dublin after Sullivan. the officers for the coming sea- Fermoy B. 4 lengths. Inspection striotly by prior arrangement only. She is survived by her son have snatched victory Local a most successful outcome to Junior Ladies 800m. — 2nd, son. 1987/'88 — President—Mr John, Mollie. U.S.A. (daughter), Novice 4 — 1, Cionmel: 2, cap- supporters and indeed many her efforts to stave off the clos- Lily McCarthy; 3rd, Susan Mc- Michael O'Leary, Chairman — May (daughter-in-law), Angela, poquin i length. outside the confines of the ure of Lismore Hospital. Carthy. Donal Shanahan: Vice-Chair- Laura and Sean (grandchild- Elite Pair — 1, Cionmel; 2, parish were disappointed that Miss Mona O'Connell on be- Junior Ladies 3,000m. — lst, man — Johnny Dunne: Secre- ren i nephews, nieces, relatives Fermoy. 2 lengths. our own Pat Curran did not get half of the Commissioners con- Lily McCarthy. tary — Eamonn Cusack. Mana- Edmond Spratt & So and friends. Elite 4 — 1. Clonmei: 2, Cap- a run as at least four of the gratulated Mrs. Morrissey on all Junior Ladies 4x100m. relay— ger — Joe Tobin. Asst. Manager (Funeral arrangements were poquin. 2 feet. forwards were falling to make the work she had put into the 3rd, Lismore (Susan McCarthy, — Donal shanahan. Committee M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.22 by Aidan Walsh & Sons, Under- Ladies Novice Sculls — 1, Cork the desired Impact in the sec- campaign. Martina Beecher, Eithne Dahill, —Pat Ahearne, Brendan Crow- takers, Cappoquin). (—0. B' C ; 2, Waterford. li lengths. ond half, and Pat's speed and Lily McCarthy). ley, B. Prendergast, P. Pollard, Other items discussed were as J. Tobin. Delegates to Red House CAT'S BOWLING Schoolgirl Fours — 1. Fermoy; skill might have brought us the follows:— Junior Ladies 4x400m. relay— TOURNAMENT 2, Cork B.C. 14 lengths. match-winning scores. I League committee — J- Tobin The meeting requested a bar- 2nd. Lismore (Matilda Beecher, and D. Shanahan; P.R.O. — Saturday 30th, 7 p.m.—Jimmy TOURIN CAMOGIE NOTES rier at the new houses in Olive Broderick. Maude Cun- Power. Michael Murray and In any event, we all came out ningham, Eileen Fitzgerald) ! Paddy Pollard-. Groundsman — if Thurles with our heads held Church Street. Pat Ahearne. John Joe scanlon. Ned O'Rourke, Our second match of the Mr. Noel Hickey said he was Girls u/16 4x400m. relay — Paul Marks and Liam Power. junior-senior league was played high with nothing but praise Before the meeting concluded for our gallant representatives. sorry to report many complaints lst, Lismore (Susan McCarthy, Sunday 31st at 10.30 a.m. — on Friday. 22nd May against on the smell in parts of the Eithne Dahill, Lily McCarthy, : Joe Tobin thaniked all the spon- Noel Landers, Donal Shanahan Lismore. In t.he first half we Special General Meeting — A town coming from the drains. Kate Cunningham). sors for the home games during special general meeting of the He hoped It would be rectified Senior Ladie9 100m. — 3rd, tne past season, and compli- 1 mi© IgflMf^l) club will be held at Walsh's in the near future to the satis- Susan McCarthy. j mented Patj Ahearn on the work Hotel on Tuesday, 2nd June at faction of all concerned. Senior Ladies relay — 2nd, done by him for each game in 9 p.m. All members and players j having the pitch in perfect play- are expected to attend. Mrs. Mary Ryan deplored the Lismore (Susan McCarthy. ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATION continuing bad state of the Eithne Dahill. Lily McCarthy, ing order. TOM CURRAN SALES Kate Cunningham). The captain and vice-captain SURVEYORS SCOUT NOTES streets. She also said that the Lower Main Street, Dungarvan. Tel: (058) 42802/
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WEEK-iDENTERTAiNMENT 8.05 — Hyster Pulsatu 8.10 — —Dynasty. 9.00 — A Party Elec- 3.00 News, Weather. 4.00—News SATURDAY, MAY 30 Film: Letter To An Unknown tion Broadcast. 9.10—News and and Weather. 4.10 — Around Saturday, May 30 — VIDEO NITE DISCO Lover. Starring Ch-erie Lunghl Election 87. 10.00 — Whlcker's With Aliss. 4.40—Heart Of The • • • • Friday, May 29 — GENTS 10.40—Dilin o Deamhas. 10.55 and Mathilda May. 10.25 — The World: Living With Uncle Sam. Matter. 5.15—The Water Margin. — The Thirteen Ghosts of In Lounge — Singalong with the Murrays. Scooby Doo 11.20 — Saturdee. Sunday Game. 9. 10.55 — Omnibus: 'Michel- 6.00 —Film: Tall Man Rlidlmg. Saturday, May 30 — MUSIC MAN angelo Revisited.' 11.45 Film: Starring Randolph Scott with 11.50 — Rugby World Cup. 12.50 Sunday, May 31 — JOE MAC AND THE DIXIES —News Headlines. 12.52—Sports Kirk Douglas in Champion Dorothy Malone (1955). 7.20 — Sunday, May 31 — DOUBLE J SOUND Stadium. 5.05 — The Chisholms. With Arthur Kennedy and Mari- Cartoon Two. 7.30—The Educa- Bar Extension 6.00 — The Angelus; 6.01—News lyn Maxwell. 1949 (black and tion programme. 8.00—Public Ac- Monday, June 1 — NOELLIE & COMBO 5.15 — Mailbag. 6.30 — Mac- wthiite). 1.20 a.m.—Weather. count. 8.30 — Gardeners' World. 9.00—The Hitch-Hikers Guide to In Lounge — MELODY SOUND Gyver. 7.30 — Give Us A Clue. 8.00 — The Far Pavilions. 9.05— BBC T SATURDAY, MAY 30 the Galaxy. 9.30—The Rltz. 10.20 News 9.20—Ijf Tomorrow Comes, — A Party Election Broadcast. 11.10 — The New 'Mike Hammer. 6.45 a>.m. — Open University. 10.25 — Newsnight. 11.10—Wea- 12.05 — Late News. 8.30 — Family-Ness. 8.35—Dog- ther view. 11.15 — World Cup tanian And The Three Muske- Rugby. 11.55-12.30 a.m.—On The FRIDAY, MAY 29 hounds. 9.0G—It's Wicked! 10.52 SUNDAY, MAY 31 Hustings — The Election Cam —Weather. 10.55 — Grandstand. pa'.gn. 12.15 — Mass. 1.00 — Inter- 6 00 a.m. — Ceefax AM. Wea- 5.05 p.m.^News. weather. 5.20— ther News and Sport. 6.36—The Sports News Wales. 5.25 — Rolf lude. 1.10—News Headlines fol- SATURDAY, MAY 30 THE "CATS" BAR lowed by Landmark. 1.40—Book- Pink Panther Show. 6.55—Wea- Harris Cartoon Time. 5.50 — ther 7.00—Breakfast Time. 8.55 Oliver Twist. 6.20 — Film: City side. 2.10 — Open File. 2.20 — 6.50 a.m. — Open University. Park House MOUNT MELLERAY Room Outside. 3.10—Bank Holi- —News and Weather. 9.05—Elec- On Fire. Barry Newman. Susan day Matinee: 20,000 Leagues tion Call. 10.00—News. Weather. Clark, Shelley Winters, Leslie 3.45 p.m.—Chess Classic. 4.15 — Under The Sea. Starring Kirk 10.05—Neighbours. 10.25 — Chil- Nielsen. James Franciscus, Ava p;im: The Spy In Black. Star- Thursday, May 28 — CARD DRIVE Douglas, James Mason and Paul dren's BBC. 10.30—Play School. Gardner and Henry Fonda star ring Conrad Veidt. Valerie Hob- MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN Lukas. 5.25 — Celebration 1986. 10.50—Jimbo And The Jet Set. (1979). 8.00 _ Bob Says Oppor- son and Sebastian Shaw it re- Sunday, May 31 — SING ALONG WITH CONNIE 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01—News 10.55 —Five To Eleven. 11.00 — tunity Knocks. 8.50 — News and counts a plot to sink the Bri- Thursday, May 28 — Folk Club — TRADITIONAL followed by Sports Results. 6.16 News Weather. 11.05—The Mon- Election 87. Weaither. 9.25 — tish fleet hatched in the Orkney SESSION Islands in World War 1 (black Coming Friday, June 5 — Paddy O'Brien & Telstar —Cartoon Time. 6.25 — Our treux Rook Festival Part 2. 12.00 Cagney And Lacey. 10.15—Monty Eddie Murray and Mickey Dalton with full support. House. 7.20 — Conamara Boat- p.m.—News. Weather. 12.05 p.m. Python's Flying circus. 10.45 — and white 1. 5.35 — The Sky At man. 8.00 — John Player Tops Sports Special. 12.35 a.m.—Miatt Night. 5.55 —Film: The Thirty- —The Greatest Show In The Friday, May 29 — STARDUST Of The Town. 9.00 _ News. 9.20 West 12.55—Regional News and Houston. 1.25—Weather. Nine Steps. Hitchcock's 1935 —John Player Tops Of The Weather. 1.00 — One O'clock classic starring Robert Donat Town (Part 2) • 10.55 — Sunday News, (Weather. 1.35 — Neigh- and Madeleine Carroll (black Saturday, May 30 — THE ALIENS Night At The Movies: The Car- bours. 2.00—King Rollo. 2.05— and wftite). 7.20—Newsview. 8.00 tier Affair. Starring Joan Col- Pthilomena. 2.15—Knots Landing. —German Festival. 8.55 — The Sunday, May 31 — TWO OF A KIND Prize. 9.25—A Dorothy L. Sayers CAPPOQUIN MACRA NA FEIRME will hold their lins, David Hasselhoff and Telly 3.05 —'Film 87. including Neil Savalas. 12.40 — Late News. Simon's 'Brighton Beach Mem- Mystery: Gaudy Night. 10.15- Monday, June 1 — STARDUST oirs,' Steven Spielberg's 'An 12.20 a.m.—Film: CUba. Sean BBC 2 Connery stars as a soldi:er ot American Tail.' Michael J. Fox's J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 ANNUAL FIELD EVENING 'The Secret Of My Success' and fortune in this 1979 adventure 'The Whistle Blowers.' a thriller film set at the time of the Fidel On Sunday, May 31 at Tourin Hall set around GCHG. 3.35—Popeye FRIDAY, MAY 29 Castro revolution in Cuba. With Double Bill. 3.50—'The Amazing 6.55-7.20 a.m. Open Univer- Brooke Adams, Jack Weston Commencing at 7 o'clock with children's races. RTE 2 Adventures Of Morph. 4.00 — sity. 9.00 — Pages from Ceefax. Dsn-holm Elliott and Martin Corners. 4.15—Ulysses 31. 4.40— 12.30 p.m. Topics In The His- Balsam. Numerous Sideshows — Macra Competition at 8 o'clock. DUNGARVAN LIONS CLUB SATURDAY, MAY 30 — present — No Hawkers Allowed. ! 2.50 —Saturday Matinee Double Bill: Kissin' Cousins. AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK DANCE to follow in Lismore Hotel with THE DIXIES I Starring Elvis Presley. 4.30 — I Dakota Incident. Starring John MONDAY Racing; 4 p.m. Rugby World Mailbag- 9 p.m. Mart And Mar- THE DUBLINERS Cup 5 p.m. French Open Tennis ket; 9.05 Film: Adam's Rib. star- ; Wayne, Vera Hruba Ralston and RTE 1 _ 11.10 Bosco, 11.35 IN CONCERT [ Walter Brennan. 6.00—Out And Rmgling Bros And Barnum And | Championships; 5.30 The ring Spencer Tracy and Kath- ! About. 6.30 — Open File. 7.00 — Bailey Circus- 12.55 The Snorks- 6 p.m. A Heritage From erine Hepburn; 10.55 100 Great With Willie White & Co. Frontline. 8.00 — Nuacht. 8.10— Smurfs; 1.20 Wild Nation; 2.50 Stone; 6.30 A Country Practice; Paintings; 11.05 Newsnight: Let The House Decide. 9.10 — Film: The Zoo Robbery, starring '7 p.m. Slinger's Day: 7.30 Cor- 11.25 Garda Patrol- 11.35 Night- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 Hart To Hart. 10.05 — The Day onation Street; 8 p.m. Nuacht: light. Paul Gyngell and Denise Gyn- DUNGARVAN SPORTS CENTRE The Universe Changed: The gell; 4 p.m. Bank Holiday Mat- 8 10 wogan; 8.50 ]47 -Break; 9.20 Whitechurch House Way We Are. 11.00 — Palace Of inee : Condorman. Starring Dynasty Final programme in FRIDAY Dreams. Michael Crawford, Oliver Reed the current, series- 10.15 Rugby Admission £6. Tickets: Matt Connolly, P. Fahey aind and Barbara Garrera; 5.45 World Cuip: 11.15 Newsnight; RTE 1—4.05 Sons And Daugh- Lions members. Hotel News; 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 11.35 Nightlight. ters- 4.35 Bosco: 5.05 Newsline; Cartoon Time; 6.10 Leave Ire- 5.25 Animal Trail; 5.45 News: 6 land to Starboard: 7.05 A Home THURSDAY p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 News- THE SUMMER SEASON IS In The Green Land; 7.30 time- 6.30 Kodiak- 7 p.m. Even- Framed; 8.05 Murder She RTE 1 — 4.10 Emmerdale ing Extra: 7.30 Room Outside: BALLYSAGGART Wrote; 9 p.m. News; 9.15 Gra- Farm- 4.40 Bosico; 5.10 Danger 8 p.m. Matlock; 9 p.m News; HERE AGAIN nualle Concert From Green- Bay- 5.45 News- 6 p.m. The An- 9.30 The Jacobs Award; 10.30 wich; 10.30 Bank Holiday Movie: gelus; 6.01 Newstime; 6.20 Out And About- 11 p.m. Late SPORTSMANS INN, LOUNGE Twilight Zone .The Movie. Star- Garda Patrol; 6.30 Cartoon NL-WS: 11.05 The Late Night THIS SUNDAY NIGHT— NOTES ring Dan Aykroyd and Vic Mor- Time - 6.35 The Cosby show- 7.05 Friday Movie: Ransom. Starring ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL row; 12.25 Late News. Peter The Great. Starring Jan Soan Connery, Ian McShane, CAPPOQUIN Niklas, Vanessa Redgrave and Isabel Dean. Due to unforseen circumstan- RTE 2 — 2 p.m. -French Open Helmut Grlem- 9 p.m. News; RTE 2—2 p.m. Sports Special: INDOOR & OUTDOOR DISCO ces the collection In aid Of St. 9.30 Today Tonight; 10.30 Land- 6 p.m. Gardeners' World; 6.35 John's Special School, Dungar- Tennis Championships; 5.30 The Dance in our new marquee — still only £3 Sunday Game; 6.25 A Country mark: 11 p.m. Brass; 11.30 Late The Sulllvans; 7.05 Starman; van was not taken uip last Sun- News. 8.00 Nuacht; 8.10 'Waging Peace; IHE PLACE TO GO THIS WEEK-END! day. The collection will now be Practice; 6.55 Mastermind; 7.30 Extension * Strictly Over 18* Neat Dress Essential * Bar ( Coronation Street- 8 p.m. RTE 2 — Sports Special; 6.05 8.40 F'estival Of Latin American taken up on this Sunday in- Cinema : La Historia Oficial. stead. Nuacht: 8.05 The Monday Laurel And Hardy: 6.30 A Coun- MUSIC AND CABARET — THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Movie: The FOur Muskateers. try Practice 7 p.m. The Amateur Starring Hector Alterio and SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY. Norma Aleandro; 10.45 All Out; G.A.A. NOTES Starring Oliver Reed, Raquel Naturalist- 7.30 Family Ties; 8 Folk — Ballads and Country. Welsh and Richard Chamber- p.m Nuacht- 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 11.15 Newsnight- 11.35 Wogan. Championship Begins — Our lain; 10 p.m. Wogan; 10.45 A junior footballers are first, into Musical Homecoming; 11.45 DISCO SUNDAY NIGHT championship action when they News Headlines followed by ARDMORE S.A.C. NOTES take on Balllnwlllin (Tourin) in Nightlight. CON HOGAN WELCOMES YOU ALL Lismore on Saturday evening Following are details of major Munster Juvenile Champion, next, at 7.15. events hosted' by this club on ship: 1, Johnny Cronin', Ard- TUESDAY MODELIGO NOTES Saturday, May 23, fished in more SAC, 47.5 pts.; 2, David NEWCASTLE TOURNAMENT RTE 1 — 4 p.m. Emmerdale blustery conditions at tlhe Slob Foley. Aghada 19.2 pts.; 3, Derek On Sunday evening next, Bal- Farm: 4.30 Bosco- 4.55 The Wind CARDS Cappoquin on Saturday night Bank, Youghal and at Ferry Roche. Tnamore/Waterfard 18.0 lysaggart junior hurlers take on In The Willows; 5.15 Nature next. Let's hope they'll continue Point area. 87 adults competed pts.: 4. Jas. Saratiry, COrk SAC Ballybacon In the first round ol Watch; 5.45 News; 6 p.m. The The results of the Progres- on the winning trail. in the Munster Close Shore An- 10.4 pts. the Newcastle Tournament. The Angelus; 6.01 Newstime; 6.30 sive 45 Drive which was held gling Championship; 14 juven- game is timed for 7.15. Players in Deckle's Lounge on Saturday Finally thanks to all who sup- FLEADH CHEOIL 1 "Fish For All" Final — 1, Ger Supergran; 7 p.m. Mr. Belve- iles fished for the Munster Juv- are asked to be in Newcastle by dere; 7.30 Simon & Simon: 8.25 night last are as follows—1st, ported our fund-raising night Mansfield (rep. Abbeyside SAC) 7 p.m. divided between, Mrs. Troy and in Goatenbridge on Saturday enile Championships, while 14 43.8 pts.; 2, John Cronin (rep. Charlie McGettigan- 9 p.m clubs were represented in the News- 9.30 Falcon Crest 10.25 Paddy O'Keeffe. Tommy Carey last and helped to make it. a Dungarvan SAC) 26.3 pts.; 3', MAY NON-STOP DRAW and Ed. McGovern; 2nd, Joe success. NA nDEISE '87 Fish For All Final. Pat O'Neill (rep. Ballycotton Out And About; 10.55 Don't The May draw in the G.A.A. Walt Up: 11.30 -Late News. O'Shea and Willie Cunningham. Very generous sponsorship SAC) 12.6 pts. Clubs Non-stop Draw took place Lucky Tables — Helen O'Grady was afforded to the club by on Monday night last and the RTE 1 — 1.30 Sports Special- and Dick Power: Helen Cllffe IN ARDMORE - JUNE 5 - 7 Kevin J. Gallagher of the Dun- The following clubs were re- Rugby World Cup and Tennis- presented in both Munster following were the winners:— and Nanicy Kiely. Raffle — 1st. vegan Bar, Main Street. Ard- 6.05 The Edison Twins- 6.30 A Dick Hickey- 2nd, Nancy Kiely; Friday, June 5 — SET COMPETITION — 8 p.m. more for the Munster Closed events, viz. Abbeyside, Aghada. 1st £50, Mrs. Mary Lineen, c/o Country Practice; 7 p.m. Bleak Touraneena Ardmore, Bishopstown, Celtic, Liam Ryan. Coole; 2nd £25. 3rd, Larry Kiely: 4th. Mrs. Saturday, June 6 — CEILI NA nOG — 9-11 p m event and by Ricihard Dalton, House; 8 p.m. Nuacht; 8.10 Cur- O'Neill. Jeweller. Dungarvan fOT the Clonakilty. Cork. Crosshaven, Michael Murphy. Coole, Bally- sai; 8.35 Hepburn and Tracy Sunday, June 7 — COMPETITIONS — 1.30 p.m Juvenile Competition. Dunmore East, Monkstown, saggart; 3rd £10, Tommy 9.30 Rugby World Cup- 10 30 NAOMH BRID NOTES Notes CEILI TADGH KEARNEY 10 p.m. Southern Command. Rinmia- Nugent. Ballysaggart; 4th £10. Winners in the Munster Closed Sometimes- The Unexpected The under 14 ifootballers are shark. Tramore 'Waterford, Wa- Pat Roche, Ballysaggart; 5th WEDDING Sessions throughout the week-end. — Bi Linn. Championship: 1, Denis Murphy Happens; 11.30 Newsnlght- 1130 through t0 the western final by Our best wishes for a Lifetime terford Gliass. £10, Mary joe and Breeda Nightlight. virtue Of their very exciting win Cork SAC', 68 points; 2. P. En- Shanahan, Ballynoe; 6th £10, of wedded bliss go to Alice, right Clonakilty SAC, 63.8 pts.. When presenting the IPSA over clashmore in the semi- Denis O'Donneli, Butchers Shop, final on Friday night last. eldest daughter of Jim and 3. Ml. Daly, Celtic SAC, 48.3 pts.; trophies. Mr. Michael Magee. Cappoquin; 7th £10. Ailish WEDNESDAY Biddy Bourke, Knockmeal. who speaking on beihalf of the Clashmore led by 3 points to 4, Jer Mansfield. Ardmore SAC, Ryan. Coole Ballysaggart. RTE 1—4.10 Emmerdale Farm was .married recently to Mi- governing body, thanked the n0 score at half-time but 43.8 pts.: 5, Matt Foley, Aghada —(Advt.). 4.40 Bosco; 5.10 B'ailebeag- 5.15 Gerard O'Brien. Caimlphire. Cap- SAC, 38.0 pts. 6. Tom Sullivan-, Ardmore Club for hosting these Naomh Brid completely domin- Spiderman: 5.45 News 6 pm ated the second half and ended poquin, at St. Mary's Church, PRELIMINARY NOTICE Celtic SAC. 34.4 pts.; 7. Alice events and for the smooth run- CARD DRIVE GOING STRONG Touraneena. ning of them. The Angelus; 6.01 Newstime- with a convincing 4-1 to 4 AGLISH MUINTIR NA TIRE Roche, Dunmore East SAC. 28.0 The Progressive "45" Drive Is 6.30 Double Trouble; 7 p.m. The church was beautifully (Ladles Prize); 8. John Cronin points win. Now for the big one The Club President, Mr. John still going strong each Thurs- Evening Extra; 7.25 The strange on Friday night next in the decorated for the occasion. A Ardmore SAC. 26.3 pts.; 9, John Keevers and officers and com- day night. The Jackp0t Is now Affair Of . . . ; 8 p.m. Stingray: Fraher Field when they take on most enjoyable reception fol- 11th ANNUAL FESTIVAL Twomey. Clonakilty SAC. 24.1 mittee wish to thank the gen- £255 for 14 games or more. This, 9 p.m News- 9.30 Sands of Sil- the Gaeltacht in the western lowed at Wihltechnrch House FRIDAY, JULY 17 — SUNDAY, JULY 19 pts.- 10, Mgt. Lucas, Tramore/ erous sponsors without whom it plus attractive weekly prizes ence; 10 p.m. Facts Of Life- Hotel, Cappagh. after which the Waterford SAC. 19.4 pts. Team final Best of luck to the lads would not have been possible to makes it a great night for just 10.40 The Short, Night; 11.10 and don't forget, to support happy couple left or. their Friday, July 17 — Selection of Festival Queen at prize: Mi Magee. Denis Murphy, organise them £2. Commencing at 8.30. Why Late News. Jerry Murphy, of Cork SAC. them. honeymoon which is being Community Centre — FULL DETAILS LATER — P.R.O. not play a hand. RTE 2 — 1.50 Sports Special: The minors play Tallow In spent hi Spain. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1987. PAGE THREE
G.A.A. Notes By Commentator GOING TO THE U.K.? GOING ON HOLIDAYS? APPLY NOW FOR YOUR— GO SUPABUS Waterford Can Win Replay TRAVEL FACILITIES — to well contested first round game TO LONDON-BRISTOL NEXT WEEK-END between Fourmilewater and St. INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL The big event of the coming Mary's is the big game listed at Lappoquin on Friday even- LEAUUE week-end is the replay of the ior Fraher Field. Fourmilewater ing. Tne sides were level at Only six teams as follows ALLIED IRISH BANKS From senior football championship tie have already won a game while naif time and it was really in entered — Sliabh gCua, sham- with Clare at Ennis on Sunday •„neir neighbours have yet to tne closing stages that the rocks, Ring, Affane, Geraldines DUNGARVAN PLC Limerick and there is a full list of club play in hurling. According to Shamrocks pulled away to win and Ardmore. NOW ONLY championship games also listed all the judges, Fourmile' will decisively and deservedly. 3UHULARSHI PS for both divisions. This is, I sup- come second to Tallow in this 'the other three adult cham- rnoclas Mac Craith told the Tipperary pose, something which confirms championship and if this is to pionship games played were meeting that the examiners that we are primarily a hurling happen, they must win here. 1 well decided at half time. were very pleased with the Cionmel £39 Retn. county with football being the believe that they will. Sliabh gcua with the follow- standard of the applicants for poor relation. Last Sunday no The curtaiiwraiser here will be ing team — J. Haliinan. J. Fitz- the 2(1 scholarships. He said 5J games were played at either end the clash between Emmetts gerald, j. Dalton, M. Ahearne, had sat for interviews and that Waterford £32 SINGLE * of the county because of the and. Lismore in junior football, R. McGrath, M. Butler, T. Whe- the results will be known by the big numbers travelling to Thur- there cannot be a lot in this lan, J. Butler, E. Butler, D. end of this week. (Daily) les. The fact that most of the one, but in the end the points Devoy, J. Condon, Joe Devoy L. ifcAM CAPTAIN Govt, lax not included. adult championships are well ln may go to the Colligan team. tobin, D. Fitzpatrick and Pat arrears, is a factor also and 1 There was a little confusion A"! CAPPOQUIN .nauinan, had no difficulty in about the captaincy of the Wa- know that Board officers are beating an understrength Ger- beginning to get a bit concern- Having seen the Geraldines in terford team on Sunday last, INCREASED aldines side in intermediate ed about the massive number ol action against Sliabh gCua, I we published last week that matches to be played before Oc- cannot see Ballyduff having footoall at Fraher Field on Sat- Kevin Ryan (Mount Sion) was tober or thereabouts. problems when the sides clash urday and on the same evening captain in the absence of club- in intermediate football in the at ADbeyslde. An Rinn showed mate Anthony Cooney. The The side to do duty on Sun- tirst game here, i believe that some oi their old sparkle when match programme named Pat day was named after a full Ballyduff have notions of win- they beat the Brickeys by a Ryan as captain, but it was training session and at which ning a hurling and football margin of 22 points. Kevi who went to the referee INCOME n all players were present on double this year. They're doing 1 he start oi the intermediate to toss ior first, use of the Bookings at Bus Eireann or Travel Agents. Monday evening at Fraher all right in hurling and should hurling championships at Cap- breeze, so we take it that Kevin — Field and to the surprise and tuake a winning start for the poquin saw Fourmilewater in was ln tact the skipper on the delight otf many the team which other in this one. splendid form and scoring an day. started against Clare in the Tallow are the odds-on fav- easy enough win against Bal- diiURES drawn game Is retained, a! ourites to win this champion- linameela. The winners who S.H.M.C.—- LIMIT though there are a number ol ship and the way things are go- lost to Dungarvan in the West- Limerick 2-15; Waterford 1-14 switches in attack. ing for them in training and ern final last year look certain, J.F.M.C.— BUS'ij Following his very good per- practice games, there seems to even at this stage, to be con- Tipperary 1-6: Waterford 0-7 formance when called on as a be little fear of a sllp-up. Kil- cerned in the divisional final I.F.C substitute, many had thought gobinet at the best of times again this year. Shamrocks 2-13; Ardmore 2-9 that Liam Dalton would have would unlikely beat them, but Sliabh gCua 1-13; DUNGARVAN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL feeing understrength for this JUNIORS LOSE FOR x been retained, but I suppose the Geraldines 0-2 selectors are happy about hav- one, they must, have no hope. Going over to Clogheen on Wednesday evening last no one I.H.C ing such a player on the back- Fourmilewater 4-8 up team and while he is there FAHA V. MELLERAY really knew what was going to ; APPOINTMENT OF RENT COLLECTOR This is a game to wind up our happen, but at half-time when Ballinameela 0-6 he remains a challenge to some J.H.C.— Salary Scale: 8,432 — 8.607 — 8,783 — 8,964 — 9,141 — of the players on the team, l week-end viewing when It will we deservedly led by 0-5 to 0-2, be played at Abbeyside at 7.15 having played against the in- An Rinn 5-9; Brickeys 0-2 9,320 — 9.504 — 9,784 — 10,105. believe that there is very little M.F.C.— HOSPITAL between the players and all the p.m. on Sunday. Faha will be cline on their really beautiful pitch, we thought that only one | Gaeltacht 7-10; Brickeys 0-1 Performance Bonus: £925.00. men on the substitutes bench. strongly fancied because of Jimmy Healy and Tom Behan, their recent defeat of Seana result was possible. Walking | Kilrossanty 1-7: Application form and full particulars of office are who also came on in the drawn Phobai at the same venue. Mel- across the field at half-time a Dungarvan 0-3 obtainable from Town Clerk, Town Hall, Dungarvan, match could also see themsel- leray, having been given a Tipperary official of my ac- FIXTURES quaintance remarked: "ye have Thursday, May 28— with whom completed applications must be lodged on or ves ln action before the 70 min- trouncing ln their first, round utes are up. game, will need to show much broken the first round cham- At Carrick-on-Suir — J.H.M.C. CONSULTANT before 5.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 10th June, 1987 pionship hoodoo at last.' I was Waterford v. Tipperary. It is very good news that improvement if they are to have a chance here. disappointed that he knaw Friday, May 29— B. WHITE, Eddie Rockett, who was having about our first, round record, At Lismore — M.F'.C. Tallow v. TOWN CLERK. such a splendid game at centre- WATERFORD BEATEN but x was delighted that he was Naomh Brid, 7.30 p.m. (J M. Town Hall, half back before his injury, ls Although nothing short of conceding at that stage, it was Kellyi. back on the side and his return victory would satisfy anyone a different affair when Tlpp. Saturday. May 30— Dungarvan. Willi enhance our chances ol among the very big support SERVICES began to take over in the sec- At Dungarvan — I.F.C. Ard- 27th, May, 1987. winning. Eddie is the adventur- from Waterford at Thurles on ond half. Still we had our good more v. Affane, 7.15 p.m. (J. ous typp of player and we could Sunday, i believe that all our chances, that unfortunately we Moore). do with a few more like him. people left the stadium happy were unable to take. This was At Lismore — J.F.C. Ballysag- The Minister for Health has increased the The defence is now exactly as enough. It was a great display a game that we should have gart v. Tourin, 7.15 p.m. (E. when we started on the first — something far better than won and didn't. O'Shea). income limit for free hospital consultant day and centre-field is also un- anyone from the county had At Abbeyside — J.F.C. Faha services with effect from 1 st June, 1987 ADOPTION OF BYE-LAWS changed Jim Maher who was predicted — and it did a lot to WESTERN BOARD MEETING v. Melleray, 7.15 p.m. (P. Moore). taken off because of his very restore pride ln Waterford hur- Denis McGrath, chairman, Sunday, May 31— Waterford County Council and Dungarvan Urban Dis- mediocre display ls recalled and ling. After beating cork, nothing presided a-t the 'Divisional Board At Ennis — S.F. Replay—Wa- trict Council have adopted Bye-Laws with respect to the will take over at centre-forward seemed to go right for us. We i meeting last week. It became terford v. Clare. were hammered by Galway and inspection of meat under the Slaughter of Animals Act Carthac Mac Craith, who was obvious from a long discussion At Dungarvan — J.F.C. Em- also replaced is moved to right well beaten by Offaly and as on the subject, that the prob- 1935. time went by the team became : metts v. Lismore. 2 p.m. (David corner and Eoin O'Brien moves lems relating to the under 21 Kiely). I.H.C. St. Mary's v. Four- The said Bye-laws have been deposited for inspection to left wing forward. David more unsettled. The county be- championships are far from Burke is at full forward and came despondent, and it was milewater, 3.15 p.m. (J- Moore). from in the case of the Co. Council at the Offices of the Council over. Only three clubs, Bally- At Cappoquin — I.F.C. Geral- our top scorer in the first game. out of a sense of loyalty more | duff, Shamrocks and Tallow en- Arus Brugha. Dungarvan, and in the case of Dungarvan than for any other reason that' dines v. Ballyduff, 2 p.m. (J. M. Jim McGrath Is at left corner tered for the under 21 football Kelly). I.H.C. Tallow v. Kil- Urban District Council at the Town Hall, Dungarvan for forward. many of our supporters travel- "B' championship and Kilros- led to Semple Stadium. For 60 gobinet. 3.15 p.m. (J. J. Lan- a full calendar month from 1st lune, 1987. Those who believe that our santy, Ballyduff and Shamrocks ders). good home support was a factor minutes Waterford led the fav-! are the three in tile "BT" hur- The Officer Board will meet After the expiration of one calendar month, application ourltes, Limerick, and when we will be made to the Minister of Agriculture for confirma- In rousing the team In the final ling. KUrcwsanity were refused again on tills Friday evening ten minutes of the drawn match went seven points up Ot should entry to the 'B' football. for a further review of the tion of the said Bye-laws. will, no doubt, worry about the have been at least ten), we Several delegates described championship position. £14,500 Signed: B. J. McNALLY, County Secretary. reverse happening now that the seemed to be heading for the as silly to have a championship Munster semi-final. Our despon- B. WHITE, Town Clerk. game is ln Ennis. One selector, with only three teams, and as when asked to comment on this dancy had been given the right one delegate put it — all it will aspect of the situation, said the tonic — we
OVER FISHING-A PROBLEM IN GARDAI PRAISED REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS DUNGARVAN HARBOUR FOR CO. Cllr. B. Kyne stated at the van apart from the many local the Minister -for Fisheries to see monthly meeting of 'Dungarvan anglers and leisure fishermen what could be done to ensure Urban Council last week that and If fish stocks were allowed the protection of fish stocks in WATERFORD he had been asked by people to be run down In this way It the harbour from this type of interested in sea-angling and could prove a big loss to the overfishing. fresh water angling In Dungar- town. He suggested that the It was agreed to -write to the DRUG SEIZURE van to raise what they described matter might be taken up with Minister about the matter. to him as the problem of over At a meeting of the National Ashing in Dungarvan harbour. Co-ordinating Committee on He had been informed that a Drug Abuse last Thursday, it great deal of netting was tak- was unanimously agreed, on a ing place and nets were being proposal from Mr. Terry Leydern, shot across several areas in the T.D.. Minister of Stlaite at the inner barbour with the result Department of Health -and that a lot Of young bass, sea Chairman of the Committee, to trout and salmon were, being DUNGARVAN congratulate the Garda Silo- taken. chana for the significant seizures of cannabis in Water- Cllr. Kyne said that he had SEA ANGLING ford and Ballymun during the taken the matter un with the previous' week-end. Mr. Leyden Fisheries B'oard and was told said that the Gardai aire that this could be very damag- deserving of the people's grati- ing to the fish stocks in the CLUB NOTES tude and continuing support in harbour and to the rivers run- ed on the showing of our club this area. ning into it. He pointed out flag and his delight in Its tra- p.S. — The seizure in Co. that sea and river angling were dition. (Sad note Declan! Last Waterford was made ait Bally- amenities which attracted a big 1 year the flags and buntings', duff Upper on Sunday. May 17 number of visitors to Dungar- The oracles have been- «MV which the club used to embel- when a caravan being delivered sulted and the omen® portend lish the Quays, were vandalised locally from Holland' wias great angling for the' season a-nd stolen. Let's hope that we stopped and searched by mem- just about to open. At our press don't have a repeat). Apart bers of the Garda Drug Squad. release recently we confirmed from the words of wisdom and Cannabis with an estimated our calendar of events' and re- encouragement, Declan's tale of sitreet value of £2i00,0©0 was C.S.P.A.—CONGRESS dedicated ourselves-, our spon- the fishing files was terrific, but found in the caravan. Two sors and our publishers to make We' won't spoil It for him by tel- Dutch nationals, a father and this another successful year. ling it here. son. were subsequently charged Our sponsors are second to With the speechifying over, it with- importing the drugs at OF CATHOLIC none and hence the beautiful was down to light repast of sea Rossi-are and with being in pos- prizes. food and a surprise of a potent session of .them at Ballyduff on Exposure by the press is very e-lixer (Irish coffee), the whis- May 17. important to us iamd we hope key provided by Irish Distillers. SECONDARY SCHOOL that we reciprocate satisfactor- As is uncustomary on such oc- ily with our yarns- of piscatorial casions there were no boring prowess. exponents holding forth on the PARENTS' matter being celebrated. Tom Our Chairman in his custom- Shanley unceremoniously de- ary opening speech to the con- lightfully tickled the Ivory keys NO SUBSTANCE IN ference thanked, the sponsors to various and varying accom- ASSOCIATION for their support, the press for paniments. if they can fish like l he photograph for our "Remembering Other Days" series this week tukes us back to 1936 and shows the entire staff of the ANNUAL CONGRESS 1987 the publicity and the various they can sing, Watch out, there local bodies for the help, not of will be huge catches or else PROSTITUTION Post Office in Dungarvan in that year, mfcny of whom have now gone to their eternal reward. At back arc the postmen of The Annual Congress of the course forgeting to give Bertie we're going to be at a lossi to the day (1. to r.) Seamus O'Brien, Mikie McGrath, John Daly, John Cowman, John Meaney, Willie Duggan and Mikie Mullins. above Association was neld this a jocular slanging over the tap. the choral and musical society. The others were the counter staff, etc. and are Miss Kinsella (centre-back), Mrs. Eileen Lannen (Dalton), Joe O'Mahony year in the Ardree Hotel, Wa- In responding, Declain Goode, It was a great evening thanks ALLEGATIONS lerford. on Friday and Satur- Chairman of the U.D.C. remark- (Postmaster), Joe Mooney and Miss Kecly. In front are Joe O' Mahony's three children. day. 8th and 9th May. to all concerned. Mr. A. Deasy asked the Minis- Proceedings commenced on Sometimes in our euphoria we ter for Justice at Question Time Friday evening at 7.30 p.m. with forget that, as well as provid- In the Dail if his attention has a snerry reception, followed at ing ourselves with leisurely been drawn to a report in. a y D-m. by the Congress Banquet, sport, there is- a commercial newspaper (details supplied) of at which the principal guest EUROPEAN benefit to the community gener- a meeting of Dungarvan Urban was the Minister for Education ally. Tourists are aittr acted Council alleging involvement in Mrs. Mary O'Rourke, T.D here by the prospects of good prostitution and drug-traffick- In ner address to the dele- PARLIAMENT catches amid if last year's sta- ing by young boys and girls Brave Waterford Display gates, numbering approximately tistics are made known to the from t'he town; whether the International angling fraternity Garda have investigated the •soo, irom all parts of Ireland Although defeat was their lot (including Northern Ireland), BRIEFS then we shall be inundated matter; whether there Is any 0-10: D. Fitzgerald and S. Fitz- the Minister said she welcomed with frenetic fishing factions substeince in the allegations, once again, Waterford senior gibbon 1-0 each: T Kenny 0-2; and approved the involvement FARM PRICES from afar I and if he will make a statement hurlers won many new admirers G. K-irby, P. McCarthy and A. of parents in education, and Farm prices in the European on the matter. at Semple Stadium, Thurles, on Carmody 0-1 each. Waterford Commumty for the current year The mystique of deep sea an- Sunday last when they stretch-! —K. Delahunty 0-8: P. Bennett said that she would be pleased gling can be quickly dispelled Minister for Justice (Mr. G, Not Enough were the subject of a major ed favourites Limerick to the' to meet the Association to dis- and for the unintiated who are Collins)'—The matter mentioned 1-0; N. Crowley, P. Ryan 0-2 cuss problems and develop- debate in the European Parlia- limit in their first round Mun- ' each; B. Power and M. Walsh ment. interested in a very pleasurable in. the press report referred to ments in education, particular- experience, all that you require ln the question, ln so far as ster senior hurling champion-: LIMERICK 2-15; WATERFORD 1-14 0-1 each. ly relating to the voluntary sec- Mr. T. J. Maher (Independent, is: Kl) The will (mot testa- they relate .to alleged offences in ship tie. Limerick—T. Quaid; P. O'Con- Munster) suggested the Com- Limerick came through by a l , , . , , nor. P. Carey, D. Barry: L. ondary schools. ment); (2) a pair of 'wellies'; this jurisdiction, have been in- he be an mission^ proposals amounted to (3) simple wet-gear;
FINBARR NOLAN if % #> ' Behind the SPOTLIGHT 0 (Continued from Page 1). SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON In his concluding paragraphs called "Dilophus Febrilis" and LAST THREE DAYS IN THE FOLLOWING to the report, Fr. Jim points out are commonly known as St. GENTRIES: that emigration has been part of Mark's flies. They breed in Clonea Strand Hotel — Mon. June 1, Wed. June 3, Mon. KjVflB B the sad Irish scene for a long farmyard manure or in leaf lune 8 — Hours: 8 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. time. But he goes on to say: mould and the adult flies help "Today it is different. It's easier fruit trees to pollinate. Waterford—Dooley's Hotel — Mon. June 1, Wed. June 3, to leave home aware that you The insect specialist ait the Mon. June 8 —• Hours: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. can return again from any part Museum gave an assurance that Cionmel—Cionmel Arms Hotel — Tues. June 2, Thurs. jfifj of the world in thirty hours. the flies were absolutely harm- The world is a global village. June 4, Tues. June 9 — Hours: 3 to 7 p.m. less and when asked for a We are a part of Europe. It is Thurles—Hayes Hotel — Tues. June 2, Thurs. June 4 and easier to get from Dublin to possible reason for the sudden Tues. June 9 — Hours: 8 to 9.30 p.m. London than to get from Tralee appearance of so many swarms Hi he said "this is just a good year Finbarr Nolan holds clinics every week-end in Dublin. to Dublin. Our young people Group pictured at the opening of the new Conna Sub-Office of the Tallow Area Credit Union. Included are Mrs. Helen for them!" For appointment phone 01/802542. travelled in the past, they will McCarthy, President, Rev. Fr. R. Hegarty, C.C., Mr. John Finn, Chairman Conna Community Council and "Sammy travel in the future. More power THE ROSE OF ALLENDALE Stamp." (Photo: Rory Wyley) to them. The challenge is for us Our choice for the ballad to educate and prepare them, to corner this week is the beauti- face and take their part in a ful but sad "The Rose Of Avon- dale." new and changed world." WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES The moon was fair, the skies And as a parting shot in the were clear. Declaration of "Appointed Weighbridge for the purpose Murphy's Lounge, Knockanore, came 2nd in the Art Competi- SHAMROCKS HURLING AND ent. Dave, a brother of Pat, pre- report, Fr. Jim issues the fol- No breath came o'er the sea. of the Road Traffic Act 1961, and the Finance (Excise FOOTBALL NOTES all are welcome. Music by Liam tion in the Community Games. sent centre back on the team, lowing appeal to all who may When Mary left her silent cot Duties) (Vehicles) (Amendment) Act 1960." On Monday night, 18th May, Dalton. —(Advt.). Lisa Mackintosh also represent- also wielded the caman in his And wandered forth with me. SOCCER NOTES ed Tallow but was unlucky not younger days and we hope read it: "We have a specific That the weighbridges owned and operated by Water- our u/14 footballers travelled to The flowers decked the Brideview received their tro- to get a medal. this game will 'be well support- project at present. We want a mountainside, ford Co-Op. and John Phelan, the Quay, Dungarvan are Lismore to the replay of the ed on Friday evening. Western semi-final against Bal- phies as beaten finalists in the TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB short-stay hostel for -new arri- And fragrance filled the vale, hereby dectared as appointed weighbridges by the County cup and for runners-up in the Results, May 17 — lst, Noreen lyduff. Even though Ballyduff vals in the Hammersmith area. By far the sweetest flower Council, for the purpose of the Road Traffic Act 1961, scored two fast goals In the league at a function in Lismore O'Sullivan and Mary Collins; U/12 HURLING LEAGUE there 2nd, Cissy Murphy and Molly After a close and exciting This is urgently needed. It will and the Finance (Excise Duties) (Vehicles) (Amendment) first half our lads battled back last Friday night. These tro- Was the Rose of Allendale, phies will be given to the Bride- McCarthy; best gross, tie, Ter- contest at Caherlag last Friday cost about £300,000. If you Act 1960. and will operate as such as and from Tuesday and at half time the sides were Was the Rose of Allendale— ! level. However Ballyduff once view players at a night out to esa Ryan. Elizabeth Wales, evening, Catherines shared the know of any group or organ- The Rose of Allendale— 2nd |une 1987, until further notice. Mary Slattery, Helen Condon. ! again scored early in the sec- be arranged. points with Erin's Own, finish- isation or individual who can By far the sweetest flower We had a successful year in End of Season Prizes — lst, ing 2-i each at the final whistle. there DANIEL HURLEY. ' ond half and even though our help . . • Please let us know." lads were very determined they our first, season in the Red Mary Slattery and Peg Sheehy; Was the Rose of Allendale. COUNTY MANAGER. could not, penetrate the Bally- House League, especially as we 2nd, Mary Herlihy and Joan CONFIRMATION AT CONNA We have already stated the Waterford County Council. duff defence and the final re- achieved our aim of gaining Clancy; 3rd. Elizabeth Wales Last Thursday the picturesque address at which Fr. Kiely may Where'er I ventured, east or promotion to the first division. and Bill Smyth; 4th, Ann Tobin village of Conna was en fete to Date: 22/5/'87. sult showed that th© Sham- be contacted above by anyone west, rocks trailed by two goals. If we can retain the same panel and Chris O'Sullivan; 5th. Mol- welcome the newly appointed Tho' fate began to lower, Ue McCarthy and Joan Flynn; Bishop of Cloyne, Dr. John Mic- who may wish to respond! The intermediate football of piayers as last season then A solace still was she to me we should be able to hold our 6th, Kathleen O'Keeffe and Gee, when he came to adminis- In sorrow's lonely hour. championship commenced on Mary Hanrahan. ter the Sacrament of Confirma- SWARMS OF FLIES Friday night last when we play- own. When tempests lash our The club would like to thank tion there, but transcending all Last week reports came in gallant bark, ed Ardmore in Cappoquin. This ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. this was the recently renovated DUNGARVAN MART was a great game of football as everybody who subscribed so NOTES from many areas, particularly And rent her shivering sail, generously to our church gate St. Catherine's Church and the One maiden form' withstood SLAUGHTER SALE FOR COWS, BULLOCKS it produced fierce determination Gloyne 4-9: St. Catherine's 4-7 from along the coastline, that collection last Sunday. tone of the organ played by the storm. AND HEIFERS and some lovely points from Travelling to Cloyne last Jerry Mellerick and the singing swarms of strange looking flies both sides. The Shamrocks look- ATHLETIC NOTES Thursday evening for this hur- 'Twas the Rose of Allendale— Wednesday, June 3rd, at 9.30 a.m. of "Be Thou My Vision," by the had appeared suddenly, as if 'Twas the Rose of Allendale, ed fit and strong and at half The members would like to ling league game we had to ac- massed Parish Choir under the All stock must be entered. time we led by four points. thank very sincerely all those cept defeat from the local side from nowhere. Black in colour The Rose of Allendale— conductorshlp of Mary Dunlea, One maiden form withstood However Ardmore fought back who contributed so generously after they had put in a great N.T., as the Bisnop. accompan- and smaller than house flies, the storm. MACHINERY SALE — Monday, June 22nd, at 2 p.m. and narrowed the margin to to our cihurch gate collection. second half rally. Being well up ied by seven priests and the they had rather elongated two points, it was then that the Some o. our athletes travelled at the interval and with a tally altar boys entered for the cere- bodies and in most cases 'Twas the Rose of Allendale. Enquiries to: Dungarvan Mart. Tel. 058/41611 Shamrocks got into full swing to Ballinspittle last Sunday of 10 points from previous out- mony. week to a sports meeting and appeared to be in the process of And when my fevered lips and displayed good soloine of ings things looked well for our Along with the children of the ball and scored some lovely the following were the results: juniors but a sound and deter- mating. were parched. Conna, Glengoura and Ballynoe, On burning Africa's sand points. The final result showed lst, Teresa Rohan. Jason Pres- mined defence on the opposing Castlelyons, B'ritway and Kil- So widespread was the infes- cod, Kieran Beecher and Ste- side kept scoring at a low ebb, She whispered notes of hap- that Shamrocks won by four magner children were confirm- tation, that samples of the flies, piness points. Well done lads. phen Curley; 2nd, Alan McCar- and proved a match winner for ed too. thy Sabrina Henley. Kevin which came in massive swarms And tales of distant land; NOTICE OF RATES The Shamrocks would like to them in the closing stages ln The Bishop, thanking the send their best wishes and good Tobin.; 3rd, Stephen Pratt. one of the best games the team were taken by officials of the My life has been a wilderness, priests, teachers and parents Unblest by 'fortune's gale. luck to Dan Casey and Liam Relays : Jason Prescod, Alan played so far this season. for the part they played in im- South-Eastern Health Board McCarthy, Stephen Pratt. Mar- Had fate not linked my lot to HAVING BEEN MADE Dalton who will be travelling BENEFIT HURLING MATCH parting the Christian doctrine and sent to the Natural History hers. with the Waterford senior foot- tin Ryan (1st); Imelda pratt, AT BALLYNOE COUNTY OF WATERFORD to those children he confirmed, Museum in Dublin for identi- The Rose of Allendale— ball team on Sunday to play the Maxine Rooney. Aoife McCarthy, On this Friday evening at referred to th© wonderful gift Portable TV — Carmel O'Shea, fication. Thp Rose of Allendale, (County Health District of Waterford) replay against Clare. Ballynoe the Intermediate hur- they had received, the gift of The Rose of Allendale— The annual sponsored cycle Is Yvonne Slattery (2nd). lers of Ballyduff and St. Cath- the Holy Spirit and the won- According to the entemologist Had fate not linked my lot to Notice is hereby, given that County Rates have been being held on this coming Sun- The day ended with a visit to erine's will play the above derful effect It would have in who examined the samples hers. day, May 3lst All cyclists are match for a very worthy cause. duly made on the property rateable thereto in the above- Ball; nspititle Grotto. their future lives at home or there, the flies are a species The Rose of Allendale. asked to be at Murphy's, Knock- Our next outing will be to Old It Is for the purpose of provid- abroad and this prompted him named County Health District. anore at 1.45 sharp- A dance Abbey. We would like to con- ing treatment for Dave Sullivan to speak of his visits to many The rate in the Pound for the ordinary expenditure of will be held on Sunday night at gratulate Catherine Roche who of Conna who is ill at the mom- lands with the present Pope the County for the service of the year ending 31st John Paul II. On many an oc- December, 1987 is 2,528.85 pence in the Pound, made up casion. The pope would exclaim a to him: "the Irish are here Fr. DUNGARVAN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL as follows:— John, indicating that they are to be found in all corners of the world, and he went on to COUNTY CHARGES PENCE NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF RATE BOOKS RECENT DEATHS say that there are, 43 million people of Irish descent in the HOUSING AND BUILDING 20 13 U.S.A. He told the children to ROAD TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY 1.044.98 to her many 'friends but more Kitty as she was affection- be positive and to cling tena- FOR INSPECTION AND OF INTENTION especially to her sorrowing fam- ately known to all was in her WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE 458.42 ciously to the great faith hand- MR. MICHAEL ing, to whom we extend deep early seventies yet her spright- ed down to them. DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES AND and sincere sympathy. ly step and jovial manner com- TO MAKE RATES CONTROLS 5497 Her remains were removed on pletely belied her years. TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION 485'91 MORRISSEY Friday evening from the Hospi- Possessed of a most courteous Notice is hereby given that the Dungarvan Urban Dis- It is with sincere regret that tal Mortuary to St. Mary's Par- Sympathy — The club would nature she was always con- like to extend its deepest sym- trict Council are about to make a Municipal Rate on the RECREATION AND AMENITY 200 06 we record the death of Mr. ish Church and were blessed by scious of the needs of others. AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, HEALTH ' Michael Morrissey 66 Childers Rev. Rev. J. Griffin. C.C., Rev. pathy to the Cronin family on property rateable thereto in the Urban District of Dun- She seldom burdened people the- death of Edmond (Eddie) AND WELFARE 70 78 Estate. Dungarvan and former- W. Carey, C.C.. Rev. M. Culllnan. with her own troubles but In- garvan. ly of Murphy Place. Abbeyside, C.C., Very Rev. M. Brennock, Cronin recently. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 193 60 variably worried about others The rate in the pound for the service of the year ending which sad event occurred at the O.S.A. and Very Rev. J. O'Sulli- and It was this genuine part of Get Well wishes — Get well District Hospital, Dungarvan, on van her character which endeared wishes are extended to Paddy on tre 31st day of December. 1987 is 2382 pence made Monday, May 11. He had been TOTAL GENERAL RATE 2,528.85 The 11.45 Mass on Sunday her to all who knew her. McCarthy. New Street, who is up as follows:— ill for some time. morning was celebrated for the at present in hospital and to Mlohael who was In his 66th As a neighbour she had few Housing & Buiiiding 2.05 And whereas, the Separate Charges specified in Column repose of her soul by Rev. W. equals and her willingness to Pad Joe Collins who is home year was member of a well- Carey, C.C., who also officiated again from hospital. We hope to Road Transportation & Safety 4.18 11 of the table below are respectively chargeable on the known and highly esteemed help others typified her kind at the burial afterwards in the and charitable nature. A lov- se?. them out and about again Water Supply & Sewerage 3.48 areas of Contributory Places specified therefor in Column local sea faring family. He him- adjoining cemetery. soon. -0.79 self went to sea at the age of ing wife and mother she will be Development Incentives & Controls 1 of the said table, the Special Rate in the Pound specified sadly missed by her sorrowing Minor Football — Our minor 4.91 16 with his father, the late Chief mourners — Liam Cur- footballers play a crucial cham- Environmental Protection in Column 111 of the said table has beer, made on the Paddy Morrissey and both tin, Thomas Terrace (son) - Miss sons, daughters and other 3.44 relatives to whom we extend pionship match against Naomh Recreation & Amenity appropriate area of contributory place for the payment served on the Lady Belle, which Mary Curtin, do., Mrs Peggy Brid ln Cappoquin on next Sat- plied mostly between Dungar- Grey, Birmingham, Mrs Kath- sincere sympathy on their sad Agriculture, Education, Health & of every such Separate Charge and the same forms part loss. urday night. A win here would 0.63 of and will be collected with the above General Rate in van, Swansea and Cardiff. leen Whitmore, London Mrs. see us through to the play-off Welfare Eileen splllane. London (daugh- Her remains were removed stages. Miscellaneous Services 7.18 such area or contributory place. Michael spent most of his life ters); Miss Hannle O'Connor from the Kiely Funeral Home at sea on ships operating from Caseyville (sister): sons-in-law, on Wednesday evening to St. Intermediate Hurling — Our Cardiff and Swansea until he nephews, nieces, relatives and Mary's Parish Church and hurlers are due to Play Kilgob- 23.82 SEPARATE CHARGES retired some years back. friends. were blessed and received by inet in Cappoquin at 3.30 next One of nature's gentlemen, he Rev. W. Carey, C.C., assisted by Sunday afternoon. There is Name of Special Area or Purpose of Rate in the was very popular with all who Rev. M Culllnan, C.C., Very some doubt about this game The Rate Books are deposited for the inspection of knew him and his death has going ahead as one of the Kil- Contributory Place. Charge Pound Rev. J. O'Sullivan and Rev. G. any Ratepayers in the Offices of the Dungarvan Urban been the cause of much sorrow Hickey, O.S.A. gobinet players may be on the (Col. 1) (Col. 11) (Col. Ill) to all but more especially to his Rev. W. Carey, C.C celebrat- Waterford senior panel for the District Council and will be there open for such inspection sorrowing wife and family to MISS BRIGID FOLEY replay with Clare. I'm sure the between the hours of 10.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. during the County Health District of ed the Requiem Mass on Thurs- situation will be clarified else- Malicious 20.00 whom we extend deep and sin- The death of Miss Brlgid day morning and also officiated fourteen days next following the date hereof, exclusive of the County of Waterford cere sympathy on their sad loss. where in this paper. Injuries (Birdie) Foley, Mitchel Terrace, at. the Interment which took Sundays, Saturdays, Church Holidays and Bank Holidays. His remains were removed to Dungarvan. took place at the place ln the Old Churchyard The lads have been training And whereas the Rates in the Pound for Town Charges St Mary's Parish Church on District Hospital. Dungarvan in cemetery. He was assisted by hard and have played some Signed the 27th day of May, 1987. specified in Coiumn 11 of the Table below have been Tuesday evening and were re- the early hours of Wednesday, Rev. J. Griffin. C.C,, Rev. M. challenge matches. They played B. WHITE, ceived and blessed by Rev J. May 20. a draw against Ballyduff, 3-7 to made respectively on the Town specified in Column 1 of Culllnan, C.C.. Very Rev, Dean TOWN CLERK. Griffin. C.C. and Rev. w Carey, She was the last surviving T Cassedy, P.P. and Very Rev. 1-13: they beat Cappoquin by a the said Table. C.C. member of a well known local J. O'Sullivan. couple of points and they had Town Hall, Rev. Fr. Griffin celebrated the family who had long associa- a good win over Lismore last Dungarvan. Requiem Mass on Wednesday Chief mourners — John Joe, Saturday night by 4-9 to 2-11. TOWN CHARGES tions with the business life of morning and also officiated at the town, her family having Paddy, Michael and Eddie Things are looking good for us the burial in the adjoining carried on a thriving poultry (sons); Mrs. Helen Kiely. Mrs. but you cannot take anything Name of Town Rate in the Pound cemetery, assisted by Rev FT. business ln Dungarvan for very Noreen Ramshaw, Mrs. Kath- for granted and an all out ef- fort will be needed to win this Col. 1 Col. 11 Hooper, O.S.A. many years. She herself had leen Geoghegan (daughters); SOUTH EASTERN HEALTH BOARD Chief mourners — Mrs. Chris- been employed on the clerical John Kiely, Patrick Geoghegan championship. (COUNTIES CARLOW, KILKENNY, TIPPERARY S.R., Tramore 63.02 pence tina Morrissey (wife): Mrs. staff o.f Waterford Co-op for (sons-in-law) - Theresa. Heather, Hurlers C-op Draw—The first Mary Stokes. Mrs. Christina most of her working life until Theresa (England) (daughters- draw will take place early in WATERFORD, WEXFORD) Lismore 44.58 pence Murray. Mrs. Esther Moore Mrs she retired some years back in-law): grandchildren, rela- June. This again is a wonder- Eileen Keating, Mrs. Theresa A very charming lady she will tives and friends. ful draw with houses, cars, holi- The said Rates will be collected with the above O'Riordan, Mrs. Bernadette be sadly missed by all who knew days and bie- cash prizes to be NOTICE TO VOLUNTARY Joye, Mrs. Patricia Moroney, her. Sincere sympathy is ex- won. Tickets are available from General Rate and Rate for Separate Charges. Mrs. Ann Healy, Miss Margaret any committee member. £10 per 1 tended to her nephew Liam The Rate Books are now in my custody and may be Morrissey fdaughters ) • Wil- O'Donnell, V.S.. Kilrush, her month or £50 down will cover inspected by any person affected thereby at the offices ol liam, Timothy, James, Patrick niece Mrs. Mary Prendevllle, MR. LIAM TOBIN you for the six months, so If ORGANISATIONS you're not in. you can't win. th-mCounty Counoil between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and and Michael Morrissey (sons); Dublin and her other relatives We record with regret the MEMBERSHIP OF LOCAL HEALTH Mrs. Kathleen Clapp, Mrs. Nora on their sad bereavement. 5.00 p.m. exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holi- death of Mr. Liam Tobin, Rane- COMMITTEES Drohan, Mrs. Esther O'Sullivan, Her remains were removed on lach, Dublin and formerly Main COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS days; the said Rates will be payable from and after Mrs. Sheila Cobb (sisters); Wednesday evening from the Street, Dungarvan, which oc- Mary Millworth, Castlelyons; Local Health Committees advise the Health Board, and Michael Morrissey, Patrick Mor- Mrs. Hickey, Glencairn; Mrs. publication of this notice. Hospital Mortuary to st Mary's curred at Baggot Street Hos- there is one' committee in each county in the South East. rissey (brothers'); Timothy Mor- Parish Church and were receiv- pital Dublin on Tuesday. May Buckley. Lismore: Mirs. Long. "Under Section 7(1) of the Local Government (Financial rissey (uncle), 47 grandchildren 19, following a short illness. Youghal- Mrs. Burke. Glen- They aire comprised of local authority members and relatives and friends. ed by Rev. W. Carey, C.C., as- Provisions) Act, 1978. any person who is aggrieved at the sisted by Mons. P. Lannen, Very A retired civil servant Liam goura- Jim Walsh: Mary Whe- elected representatives of health professions. There are Rev. J. O'Sullivan and Very Rev was well Icnown and highly lan, Lismore: Mrs. Buckley, Tal- failure of a raiting authority to make him an allowance low Mrs. Geary, Cappoquin; two places on each committee for persons associated with W. Callanan, P.P., Aglish. esteemed ln Dungarvan. He voluntary organisations concerned with social services. under that Act or who believes that he is entitled to a was a regular summer visitor Monica Griffin, do.-. Peg Sulli- different allowance to that made to him, may within two Very Rev. Dean T. Cassidy, to the town which he loved so van Lismore: Anna Ryan, Tal- Such persons will be appointed by the Health Board. P.P.. celebrated the Requiem low • Mary Power, Lismore; Pat- months of the date of the making of the rate, request the MRS. MARGARET well and his death has been Mass at mid-day on Thursday the cause of much sorrow to rick Feeney Glencairn-: May The existing members of the local committees who were rating authority in writing to grant the appropriate allow- morning and also officiated at his many friends and more Cunningham, Tallow; Alice Mc- appointed on the nomination of voluntary bodies will cease ance. In case the request is not complied with within 28 CURTIN the interment in the adjoining especially the Butler family Carthy. conna; Terry O'Connor, to hold office on 30th June next, and new members will cemetery, assisted by Rev W Cappoquin- Tommy Morrissey, days, the person may, within 4 months of the date of the We record with deep regret (nephews and nieces') and to be appointed to the committees by the board, to lake Carey, C.C.. Rev, M. Cullinan, his other relatives to whom we Lismore; Paddy Ahern, Bally- making of the rate, apply to the District Court to have the death of Mrs. Margaret C.C., and other visiting clergy noe Kitty McCarthy, Tallow: Curtin, St. Thomas Terrace extend sincere sympathy. office on 1st July, 1987. Voluntary organisations concerned the appropriate allowance made. The above rates were Mary Cotter. Tallow: Olive Whe- with social services who wish to nominate persons to be Terrace, Dungarvan, which took His remains were removed to lan, Lismore. made on 27th May, 1987. Any request in respect of them place at St. Joseph's Hospital. St. Mary's Parish Church on considered for appointment to the local committees are under Section 7(1) of the Local Government (Financial Dungarvan on Thursday, May Thursday evening and were invited to send a representative to a meeting in 32 The Provisions) Act, 1978 must therefore be made to Water- 14. She had been 111 for some blessed by Rev. W. Carey, C.C., WOODLAND SET GROUP MRS. CATHERINE Mall, Whterford, on Thursday, 4th June, '87, at 7.30 p.m. ford County Council not later than 27th July, 1987. Any time and had reached an ad- assisted by Very Rev. M. Brenr Results of raffle: lst prize, vanced age. nock, OS.A. Very Rev. N. O'Don- Cork Hill. Youghal: 2nd. Sheep- when the selection of persons to be proposed to the board application to the District Court under the same provi- Nee O'Connor, the late Mrs. nell, O.S.A. and Rev. G. Hickey, skin Rug — Marie McGrath, for membership of the Waterford Local Health Committee sions must be made not later than 27th September, 1987. WRIGHT Moore Hih. 3rd, Set of China- Curtin had been member of a O.S.A. will be discussed. very old and highly esteemed The death Qf Mrs. Catherine Maura Davis, c/o Merricks. Signed this 27th day of May, 1987. Very Rev. Fr. Brennock, O.S.A. Youghal. (Advt.) M. A. GYVES, Dungarvan family. Wright, Congress Villas, Dun- celebrated the Requiem Mass on Possessed of a gentle and garvan, which occurred at Ard- The above group wish to SECRETARY. T. O CUINNEAGAIN, Friday morning and also offi- thank everyone who supported friendly disposition she endear- keen Hospital following a brief ciated at the burial afterwards Waterford Local Health Committee. LEAS RUNAI CHONNDAE. ed herself to all who came to illness on Tuesday, May 19 their raffle and donated prizes: ln the adjoining cemetery, as- Shamrocks Hurling Club. Tom Phone Number 051-76111. Arus Brugha, know her and her passing has evoked feelings of profound sisted by Rev. W. Carey, C.C. Dungarvan. been the cause of much sorrow sorrow and regret in the area. Doolin, Qureastine Carpets, Date: 25/5/'87. and Very Rev. J. O'Sullivan. Youghal, East Cork OH. Paisleys Supermarket, Youghal.