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Vol. XX. No.2596 FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1989 PRICE 35p (incl VAT) Christmas'88 Was Quiet And Orderly For Us

The most notable feature recent years with a total of driver failed the breath test of Christmas 1988 through- 21 people losing their lives. in the area over the Christ- out Co. Waterford was its Ten people were killed in mas and a Garda spokesman unseasonably warm weath- road accidents, seven chil- reported that everything had er. Over the entire period, dren died in house fires — generally been quiet and or- day temperatures averaged four in Bray and three in derly. 12°C (54°F.) which put us Ballyragget, Co. Kilkenny PETROL "BOMB" on a par with such Mediter- — the bodies of three people The only untoward inci- ranean sunspots as Majorca. were recovered after drown- dent the Garda reported was According to the Met Office ings and a young man was what was described as a the country as a whole en- crushed to death in a freak petrol "bomb"attack on the joyed the mildest December accident outside a Dublin exterior of Minnies Lounge for over 14 years with Supermarket. in Abbeyside which oc- records being broken during Added to this, the dreadful curred around 3 a.m. on Fri- Darrell Moloney, DARRELLS SHOP, O'Connell Street, Dungarvan, presenting an AIWA the Christmas holiday break pre-Christmas disasters of day morning, December 30. Midi System to Mrs Ann Nolan, Cappagh, who was the winner of the Place The Ball when temperatures ranged the Armenian earthquake, The "bomb," a bottle of Competition run in the prior to Christmas. Included is Michael Dungarvan from 11 to 14 degrees — the London rail crash and petrol, was thrown at the Leader Power, four degrees higher than the blowing up of a Pan-am premises and ignited but Leader. normal. For the most part it Jumbo Jet over Scotland fortunately the only damage was also mainly dry, the while on a flight to New was the minor scorching of outstanding exception being York, claimed countless an entrance door. "Had the COUNTY ROAD REPAIRS St. Stephen's Day which lives and cast a gloom inter- "bomb" gone through the saw a steady rainfall for nationally over the entire window it could have re- WILL COST ALMOST most of the day although it Yuletide celebrations. sulted in a serious fire at the still remained very mild. DRIVERS WERE CAU- premises" said the Garda The long spell of abnormal- TIOUS spokesman. £0.5 MILLION ly fine weather is expected The drunk driving cam- The incident was immedi- to end this week when con- paign mounted by the Gar- ately reported to the Gardai Following in the wake of Among the reports he had difficulties referred to by ditions are likely to become dai, the National Road when it occurred and fol- the flooding which resulted received in reply to this re- the Deputy but until he had more changeable with a Safety Association and the lowing a swift investigation from the disastrous rain- quest was one from Water- considered all the reports greater risk of rain. Department of the Environ- a young man was ap-storms last November, many ford County Council and he from the other counties he MANY LIVES LOST ment for the Christmas peri- proached and he will appear roads throughout County was considering what fur- was not in a position to say While no outward inci- od proved to be a wonderful on a charge in court in due Waterford and particularly ther action should be taken what money could be made dents to mar the festive sea- success as drivers responded course. in the West of the County in the matter. available to relieve the situ- suffered serious damage and ation in Waterford. son in Dungarvan or favourably to the warnings IN THE CHURCHES COULD NOT INDICATE issued to keep out of the the cost of carrying out any- throughout the western end The fine weather on It was then pointed out to EC FUND NOT APPRO- driving seat. thing in the nature of ade- of the county have been re- Christmas Eve saw bigger the Minister by Deputy PRIATE On inquiry at Dungarvan quate repairs to restore the ported by the gardai, in than usual crowds out and Deasy that the cost of the re- Referring to a suggestion Garda Station on Monday road surfaces is providing other areas it has proved to about and the now early pair work in Waterford, that EC funds be sought for morning last, the "Leader" the County Council with a be one of the worst Christ- "midnight" Masses saw specifically for roads, was in such repairs and damage, was informed that only one major headache. the Minister said that ap- mas periods for accidents in huge congregations pack the region of £440,000 and The kernel of the problem proximately £2.3 million the churches in all areas. he asked if the Minister is, of course as in so many had been set aside by the Masses on Christmas morn- could give some indication other instances, finding the EC in 1988 to assist people ing also saw the Churches as to when he would be able money so that the much in the Community who LOSE THAT EXTRA crowded and it was on these to give money to the Co. needed repair works can be were victims of natural occasions that the real spirit Council and to say how CONDITION AND GET carried out. The County catastrophies. "But", the of Christmas became mani- much. Council has submitted a Mr. Flynn agreed that the Minister added, "application INTO SHAPE AT fest and was truly observed schedule of the work re- for assistance from such a as wishes for happiness, figure mentioned was rough- quired to restore the roads to ly correct but he said that he fund is not appropriate in peace and joy were freely the Department of the Envi- this case". exchanged. could not say what the final DUNGARVAN ronment with a request for a outcome would be until he CHARITY SWIM special allocation of funds had considered the reports The annual Christmas Day to enable the work to be from all the other local au- CRYSTAL'S Charity Swim at Clonea done. thorities so affected. EC FEOGA Strand organised by the When the matter was Deputy Deasy proceeded GRANT FOR Dungarvan Lions Club at- raised in the Dail last to press the case for Water- SPORTS CLUB tracted a large number of month, the Minister, Mr. ford by pointing out that the WATERFORD swimmers and spectators, Padraig Flynn informed Waterford County Engineer KILRUSH, all of whom could not have Deputy Austin Deasy that (Mr. John O'Flynn) had sub- CO-OP Ireland has been allocated wished for more favourable following the severe weath- mitted a very comprehensive £5.9 million from the EC's DUNGARVAN weather for the event. er in November he asked report of the damage to the Feoga Guidance Fund for 11 DRASTIC WEATHER local authorities in the af- roads in the County and projects in processing sec- Fully Supervised Gymnasium CHANGE fected areas to prepare re- which, because of the Coun- tors and included is a grant There wes a drastic ports on the extent of flood cil's extremely restricted fi- Top Quality Equipment of £580,876 for Waterford change in the weather on damage which had occurred. nancial position, they were Co-op for a project involv- Aerobics For Ladies Tuesday last when strong He also sought their views unable to repair. "Some of ing the rationalisation of Sauna — Turkish Bath winds and rain replaced the on immediate remedial mea- the roads in the County have milk assembly facilities mild conditions that had surers which they consid- been made totally impass- J Open Monday to Saturday inclusive their plant at Kilme" prevailed for the previous ered necessary and on the able because of flood dam- Call To-Day Without Delay This latest JF/*™^ few weeks. Changeable question of works which age," he said. brings ^ Phone (058)43072 conditions over the next few might usefully be undertak- Minister Flynn replied that Fc- days are forecast. en to prevent a recurrence of he was aware of some of the flooding. PAGE 2 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUAFjiV 3,1989

relatives and friends. day was celebrated by Fr. ground. mark of the lady, her long by her dear friend Rev. Fr. MR. JOHN (Funeral arrangements by Rogers for the happy repose Chief mourners — association with Colaiste Na Jim Griffin, C.C., Dungar- NEYLIN J. Kiely and Sons, Dungar- of his soul after which the Michael (Kerry), Raymond Rinne is widely documented van in the presence of a van). interment took place in the (Portlaw), Vinny and spoken of with genuine huge and truly representa- family burial plot in the old (Tournore), Donie (Coolagh love and admiration. tive gathering. The readings churchyard cemetery. Road), Kevin (Dublin) She became Munster's best were made by her son David MR. Chief mourners — Philip, (sons); Mrs. Claire Daly known and longest serving and grandson Shane. The MICHAEL Skerries, Co. Dublin, (Cork) (daughter), Donal teacher of Irish music and Offertory gifts were carried Joseph, St. Patrick's Cres- Daly (son-in-law); Marie, dancing. A devoted member to the altar by the junior MANSFIELD cent (sons); Cora, O'Connell Rosemary, Helen, Bridget of the Irish Dancing Com- members of Sliabh gCua Sincere sympathy is ex- Street, Breeda, Clontarf, (daughters-in-law) and a mission and Comhaltas, she Set. Since music was such a tended to the uncles, aunt, Dublin (daughters); Ann wide circle of grandchil- lived and strove to foster cornerstone in her life her nephews, nieces relatives and Catherine Duggan dren, relatives and friends. their aspirations by her in- Requiem Mass was adorned and friends of the late (daughters-in-law); John (Funeral arrangements by fectious enthusiasm. with the beautiful rendering Michael Mansfield, Balli- O'Reilly (son-in-law); John James Kiely & Sons, Dun- She will be spoken of in of O Riada's masterpieces namertina, Ardmore whose Woods (brother-in-law), garvan.) the years to come as one by the local choir. The musi- passing occurred last Sun- nephews, nieces, relatives who was ahead of her time. cal talents of Mattie Fahey, John Neylin of Shandon, day, December 18, at Ard- and friends. MRS. Her steadfastness and perse- Treasa Butler, Biddy Nugent Dungarvan whose death keen Hospital, Waterford. (Funeral arrangements by verance to her ideals will be and Ned Power were also took place on Wednesday, His remains were removed James Kiely & Sons, Dun- MARGUERITE spoken of with the highest very much appreciated. December 14, was a well from the Kiely Funeral garvan.) regard and admiration. We At the burial in the adjoin- known and respected mem- Home on Monday evening HALLAHAN are all the poorer for her ing cemetery Rev. Fr. Grif- ber of the community. He to St. Declan's Church, Ard- MRS. ALICE demise. fin, C.C., recited the final was a native of Cork City, more. Following Requiem prayers, assisted by Very Mass on Tuesday Michael GUARDS OF HONOUR born in the shadow of the O'MAHONY At the removal of her re- Rev. Fr. M. Power, P.P., famous Shandon Bells. was laid to rest in St. De- Touraneena, Rev. Fr. Lloyd, clan's Cemetery. The passing of Mrs. Alice mains to Touraneena Church Most of his youth was spent O'Mahony, Sexton Street. on Wednesday evening C.C., do., and another large Michael was indeed a pop- in the picturesque area of Abbeyside, which occurred mourners came from the gathering of priests and reli- ular figure around Coveside Kinsale. Like many people on Saturday, December 10, cardinal points of the com- gious from many areas. The and his passing at 57 years of that era he took the emi- evoked feelings of regret pass to pay their last re- local children from Toura- has saddened not alone his grant boat to Cardiff. It was and sorrow in the area. Al- spects. The guards of honour neena National School and relatives but indeed his in that famous Welsh city though she had reached the provided by Comhaltas their teachers were also in many friends. On a few oc- that he met and married his fulness of years, her death Naomh Padraig agus Dun- attendance to hear Danny casions Michael was a can- wife Mary Treasa (nee greatly saddened not alone garbhan and the Michael Kiely give the graveside didate in the local elections Whelan). On their return to her family but indeed her Hogan School of Dancing oration i nGaeilge binn na and was always proud to re- Dungarvan thirty eight years many friends and acquain- were further deserving trib- nDeise. late that he attended the ar- ago they set up a small gro- tances. utes Chief mourners — Patrick rival of President Kennedy Cuis broin duinn na linte cery shop in the town where The deceased was a person On arrival at Touraneena (husband), David, Michael, to New Ross and the funeral seo do scriobh ar bas Mar- they enjoyed the support of of great charm who pos- Church her remains were re- Monnie (sons), Joan, Eileen, of Eamonn De Valera. guerite a tharla ar an 13u de the local community. sessed many outstanding ceived and blessed by Very Breda (daughters-in-law), Full obituary in next issue. Mi na Nollag. Ce nach raibh John was a carpenter, by qualities and she will always Rev. Michael Power, P.P., Fergal, Edna, Conor (Baltin- (Funeral arrangements by togha na slainte aici le trade, who took a great pride be remembered for her kind- assisted by Rev. Fr. J. Grif- glass), Keith, Karen and J. Kiely and Sons). tamaillin ni raibh einne ag in his work, his efforts were hearted and generous ways. fin, C.C., Dungarvan and a John (London), Joseph, Di- suil le crioch beatha. always spoken of with the The well-being of her fami- full choir of clergy. A guard armuid, Shane, Kieran The passing of Mrs. Mar- highest acclaim. His atten- . ly was especially dear to her of honour was provided by (Dungarvan) (grandchil- MR. WILLIAM guerite Hallahan, Knocken- tion to detail and diligence and they in turn cared for the Set Clubs of Sliabh gCua dren) and a circle of great- power, Colligan, greatly were a model for all to fol- DUGGAN her when her health was — a fitting and deserving grandchildren, relatives and saddened not alone her fam- low. For many years he was We regret to record the failing, with characteristic honour. friends. ily and relatives, but indeed employed in the local hospi- death on Tuesday, December love and devotion. On Thursday moming Re- (David Kiely of James her vast legion of friends. tal . In the sixties he worked 13 at his residence 49 O'- Alice was a familiar figure quiem Mass was celebrated Kiely & Sons, Funeral Di- at Quigley Magnesite and Connell Street, Dungarvan, over the years as she went Mrs. Hallahan as she was rectors, Dungarvan.) later moved to Waterford of Mr. William Duggan. about her daily business. known to most, was a colos- Glass. • William was member of one She was one of the best sus, an institution, as she He was one of nature's of the oldest and best known neighbours that one could touched so many lives and gentlemen who was held in Old Boro' families. He had ever wish to meet and she enriched them by her out- ] Lett ers T the highest esteem by all reached an advanced age earned the respect of all standing virtues, traits and who knew him. A devoted @nd was predeceased by his who knew her. A truly characteristics. She pos- husband and loving father wife Nonie (nee Woods) Christian lady, she personi- sessed a charisma that was a 1 Ihe Editc he will be missed by his sor- some years previously. fied all that was good and joy to behold. Is cinnte na bheidh a leitheid ann aris. rowing wife and family, to William followed in the her virtues and values The Editor, known as the Friends of St. Ta clu agus cail uirthi ar a whom we extend deep sym- family tradition and was a earned her the esteem of a Dungarvan Leader. Martin in Dungarvan. fud na hEireann agus ar pathy. baker of renown and worked huge circle of friends. WORLD WAR 11 Christmas 1987 I received a On Thursday evening his in many concerns in the ndoigh ar fud an domhain. Christmas card from the To her sons, daughter, rela- BATTLES remains were brought from town down through the tives and friends we extend Is maith a thuilleann si an Group for which I was very Sir, the Kiely Funeral Home to years. He liked the simple our deepest sympathy. ainm in airde sin agus grateful but the card gave I am a Military Historian St. Mary's Parish Church things in life and his warm taimid uile moralach aisti. no address. I would be On Sunday evening, fol- in the process of collecting where they were blessed and and cordial personality made Rinceoir, ceoltoir agus grateful if you would kindly lowing prayers of requiem relevant material of the rem- received by Rev. T. Rogers him extremely popular with muinteoir thar bharr ab'ea i. print this letter in the at the Kiely Funeral Home, iniscences of exservicemen, C.C., assisted by Rev. J. all who came to know him. Beidh cuimhne go deo ag Christmas number of your recited by Rev. J. Griffin, either personally or through Griffin C.C., Rev. W. Carey The local GAA club, Eire na scolairi uirthi. paper. I wish the Friends of C.C., her remains were relatives, who served in the C.C., Rev. J. Hooper O.S.A. Og carved a special niche in Marguerite was the only St. Martin every good wish brought to St. Mary's Parish Battles of Imphal and Kohi- and Very Rev. P. McCarthy his life as up to his passing daughter of Padraig O Mil- and I would say to them that Church. Very Rev. M. ma which occurred in 1944. O.S.A. (Prior) Galway. he followed their fortunes leadha, the well-known never was it more necessary Canon Farrell, P.P., Abbey- Anyone who is willing to Following Requiem Mass with keen interest. Deise poet who composed to have such groups work- side, assisted by Very Rev. participate in this kind ven- on Friday for the happy re- To his sons, daughters, rel- that touching epic "Sliabh ing in the community. A J. O'Sullivan and Rev. J. ture, with either information pose of his soul John was atives and friends we extend Geal gCua na Feile." She good neighbour is a pre- Griffin, C.C., received and of any kind, or loan pho- laid to rest in the adjoining our sympathy on their loss. was born in Clydach near cious person for the chroni- blessed the remains. A tographs etc., of the period, cemetery. Rev. Fr. T. Rogers On Wednesday evening, Swansea in South Wales in cally ill, the old and those guard of honour was provid- would be gratefully received C.C. who was celebrant of following prayers of re- 1908. Music was nurtured who have emotional prob- ed by members of the 4th and duly acknowledged, the Requiem Mass also offi- quiem recited by Rev. Fr. from the cradle onwards as lems. The family unit is Waterford St. Joseph's Scout with all material returned as ciated at the graveside as- Griffin, C.C., Willie's re- the home environment en- rapidly breaking down and Troop, Abbeyside. The vast soon as possible. sisted by Rev. J. Griffin mains were brought from couraged a love of the most there is great loneliness numbers of sympathisers Yours faithfully, C.C., Rev. W. Carey C.C. the Kiely Funeral Home to versatile of languages. even amongst children. present provided testimony N. L. RYLATT, and Rev. J. Hooper O.S.A. St. Mary's Parish Church. In 1922 her family re- of the high esteem in which Croft Cottage, May the friends of St. Mar- His remains were blessed turned to the 'ould sod' — Chief mourners — Mary Alice was held by the local Near Bank, Shelley, tin have a Happy Christmas and received at the church not surprising really as her Treasa (wife); Elaine, Co- community. Huddersfield, and may they bring some by Rev. Fr. Rogers, C.C., as- mother was Ellen Cullinan lette, Sinead (daughters); On Monday morning, fol- West Yorkshire. happiness to others. sisted by Rev. J. Griffin, from the Nire and her father Derek (son); Michael Flynn, lowing the celebration of the HD8 8LS. England. Yours sincerely, Tomas McGrath (sons-in- C.C., Very Rev. J. O'Sulli- Mass for the happy repose first saw daylight in Ske- REBECCA M. RYAN, Paddy (brother); Brid- van, Rev. W. Carey, C.C., of her soul by Rev. Fr. P. heens in East Sliabh gCua. 50, Newpark, *r. Surrey, (sister); Rev. J. Hooper, O.S.A., Rev. Ahearne, C.C., Abbeyside, It was in this heartland of FRIENDS OF ST. MARTIN Portlaoise. Dec. 10, 1988. [ragh and G. Hickey, O.S.A., Very assisted by Rev. T. Rogers, Irish culture that Marguerite I spent many years in Co. [P.S. — The above was re- and Rev. P. McCarthy, O.S.A. C.C., and Very Rev. Fr. J. Hallahan set down her Waterford as a Public ceived too late for publica- (Prior), Galway. O'Sullivan, Alice was laid to roots. Love of everything Health nurse. During that 'tiOn' in5 oiir last issue — Irish was a tremcndods hall- Mass on Thurs- rest in the family burial time I was associated wiih.-a,, - £(lltOnj& rv o ona nf. c, c. a n c, £ Community Care Group DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAR Y24, 198 9 PAGE 3 YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE —IT'S ON NOW — BUT WITH VALUE LIKE THIS STOCKS ARE DISAPPEARING QUICKLY—

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A.O.B. AT CIRCUIT JUDGES URBAN Dungarvan Projects COUNCIL MEETING TRIBUTE TO NEW Under the heading 'Any At Aer Lingus Young Other Business' at the De- cember monthly meeting of Dungarvan Urban Council, GARDA SUPT Cllr. M. O'Riordan queried rumours about an increase in Scientists pollution in the harbour re- Speaking at the opening tally committed officer and sulting in a possible fish kill. session of Dungarvan Cir- always most compassionate He asked that the Town En- Two Dungarvan projects p.m. An Taoiseach Mr. £15,000 PRIZE FUND cuit Court, Judge D. P. in the exercise of his duties. gineer investigate the ru- will be among the entries Charles Haughey TD will The 25th Exhibition has a Sheridan said it was with Dungarvan under his control mours and report on the at the 25th Aer Lingus perform the official open- £15,000 prize fund. The great pleasure and satisfac- will be in safe hands." matter to the Council's next Young Scientists Exhibi- ing and announce the top 1989 Aer Lingus Young tion that he had learned of Judge Sheridan then ex- meeting. tion in the RDS in Dublin prizewinners. Scientist (s) of the year the promotion of Supt. P. J. pressed the hope that Supt. from January 6th to the 8 th "If there is more pollution On Saturday, January 7, at will receive a cheque for Hayes and it was also with Hayes would be left in Dun- 1989. we should know who is re- 12 noon the Lord Mayor of £1,000, a perpetual trophy, great satisfaction that he garvan for a considerable Alan Drummey, a pupil sponsible and if there has Dublin Deputy Ben Briscoe a trip to attend the Nobel was informed that the Supt. time to enable him to carry at Dungarvan Vocational been a fish kill, compensa- will present all of the Prize ceremonies and Ball had been assigned to take on the excellent work as had School has constructed a tion should be demanded prizewinners with their in Stockholm. A top award charge of the Dungarvan always been so well per- computer controlled from the responsible awards, and the Exhibition winner will go to the Inter- District. formed by his predecessor, Robotic Arm while Gerry source," he said. will open to the public from national Science and Engi- "I have known Supt. Hayes Supt. Matt English. He Power and Kieran Maher Mr. B. White, Town Clerk 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Satur- neering Fair in Pittsburg in for many, many years, going wished God's blessing on from the same school have said that such a report would day and Sunday January 7 the US, sponsored by back to the time when he the new Supt. and again combined their talents to have to be provided by the and 8. Westinghouse. was a Detective/Sgt.," said congratulated him on his examine pollution in Dun- County Council which was Judge Sheridan, "and I have promotion to such high of- garvan Harbour and its ef- the controlling body where always found him to be a to- fice. fects on the animals in it. the Pollution Act was con- Mr. Stephen Lanigan-O'- cerned. At the moment in 31 — RING IN OUR — Keeffe, B.L. on behalf of countries — the missing Cllr. P. Power interjected members of the Bar joined one is Leitrim — 1,000 NEW YEAR HOURS "but it's happening in our in the congratulations to young scientists, aged 12 harbour and I think it's this Supt. Hayes and assured to 18, have been busy fi- HORIZON Council should do this." him of the continued co-op- nalising investigations, OF eration of the members of The Town Clerk replied constructing models, writ- FOREVER the Bar. that "it was stitched into the ing charts,and program- Mr. John Cooke, County pollution legislation" that ming computers. They A matter of wind and the County Council was the weather Registrar said that he was have entered 517 projects delighted when he heard of authority for the purpose of —272 Individual and 245 Strong trees ringed the Act. A report would be with the years. Supt. Hayes's promotion as Groups — representing an apart from his ability as a got from them about the increase of 14% over last Seed time and harvest complaint, he said. Eternal contibuities. police officer he brought a year. Daylight and darkness. light-hearted approach to ILLEGAL DUMPING This year there will be Seasons in precise sue what can be a very difficult Cllr. Mary Dixon com- between 12 and 14 new cession. job. "He can be fully as- plained about the indiscrimi- judges, including, for the Mountains-measured sured of my co-operation nate dumping which was first time, a judge from the In the aeons of time. and that of my staff," said happening along the seafront UK — Dr. Maurice Ebison Time as is the snow. Mr. Cooke. and at the Pond in Abbey- of the European Physics Melting unseen Supt. Hayes thanked Judge side and destroying the en- Society.The panel of 60 One of our and flowing to the rest Sheridan, members of the tire place there. "This is judges will have a new New Year resolutions Bar and the County Regis- something that will have to Chairman. Mr Donal is to make life even simpler for you. To return to these peaks With that in mind, our branches in Waterford, at O'Connell Street, again trar for their congratulations be stamped out," she said. Downing, the newly ap- Barronstrand Street, Lisduggan. Hypermarket and New Ross will In snowflakes chastity. which he said he very much The Town Clerk said that pointed Aer Lingus Chief be open Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm and on Thursdays From a tall hill appreciated and he said he the difficulty there was that Operations Officer, is tak- until 7pm. hoped to be able to maintain in order to successfully ing over the post. Our branches in Carlow. Dungarvan and Kilkenny are also ringing in When the year is new. New Year hours. They will be open Monday to Friday from 10am to The HORIZON OF for the future the good rela- prosecute any offenders, a Judging begins today 12.30pm and from 1.30pm to 4pm, and Thursdays until 7pm. FOREVER tionship that had always ex- witness who would be pre- Wednesday 4 and will So avail of our new hours - for a more convenient New Year isted between the Garda Is etched pared to go into Court and continue through Thursday Head Office authorities and members of give evidence was required. 11« Lr Grafton Street. Dublin 2, Against the Springtime and Friday. The exhibition svTrastee Savings Bank Tel: 01-798133. blue. the Bar and Legal Profes- "If we can get such a witness will open to the public at —Mai O'Higgins. sion. we will certainly prosecute," 10 a.m. on Friday 6. At 5 he said. i

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PAUSE FOR THOUGHT CEOL AN WITH FR. PADDY TIME DOES NOT TARRY GHEIMHRIDH Whilst the Christmas festivity is over we still like to linger on the great day. Father Time has no opportunity to A great afternoon's enter- tarry, but must immediately be on his way with his lick tainment for both young and tock. And so already we have moved into a New Year. old was enjoyed by Tragedies that have happened in recent weeks make us Comhaltas members from realise how difficult life can be. The following is a story throughout the county at the from a sad part of our history. A family were being evict- Ceol An Gheimhridh held ed. It was a cold winter's day. One of the bystanders said for the first time in the CBS aloud: "they have no home." He was unmindful that one Hall, Dungarvan by kind of the children was standing near, and she with tears run- permission of the CBS Pri- ning down her face cried: Oh! we have a home. We have mary School Board of Man- a home. Just now we have no place to put it." agement. The competitions were widely varied, ranging You must have noticed or even experienced the ingrati- through music, singing and tude of people. Most are only too ready to accept, but dancing. few find it within their hearts to say thanks. We have just celebrated the event of God in His Mercy sending His The following are the suc- Son into the world. He came down and assumed the na- cessful competitors who will go forward to represent ture of man, so that He could represent mankind, and res- Martina McGrath, Bank of Ireland Dungarvan presenting scholarships to An Grianan to Co. Waterford at Munster cue man from the mess created by Adam. He won pardon Maura White and Anne Phelan who accepted them on behalf of their guilds Balli- for us, and made available to all the means to avail and level: nameela and Knokboy respectively. Included is Marie McDonald I.C.A. Co. Federation secure the new freedom. Yes, we are in debt to God. Wind u-14 — 1, Aine President. (R°ry wy|ey) Many will say it was a great Christmas, and I'm sure it Fitzgerald, Ballymacarbry was, but we cannot go on living as if nothing had CCE; 2, Dearan O Droma, changed. We must find a place for Jesus to play a greater Cr. na Rinne. 14-18 — 1, role in our lives. Our Lady and St. Joseph had their fears Shelley Govers, Naomh and their problems. For a time they had no home, and Padraig CCE; 2, Bernadette had to seek shelter in Egypt, but Jesus was right in the WATERFORD I.C.A. Nugent, Ballyduff / middle of all their troubles. They must have felt puzzled Ballinvella / Ballysaggart at times, but they never gave up. It was enough for them (hereinafter BBB). to know they were doing what had been asked of them. FEDERATION A.G.M. String — u-14—1, Claire Jesus has told you He wishes to make a home with you. Fitzpatrick, Ballymacarbry "I have a home," said the little girl.. . Open the windows CCE; 2, Raymond Twenty-one of the twenty- Federation. Mrs. Mary Shanahan, of your soul and let the glorious sunshine of God's love Dempsey, BBB. three guilds in the Federa- Press Officer, was very ap- into every comer of your heart. You will be a new per- WATERFORD WEEK Reed — u-14—1, Ray- tion attended the annual preciative of the coverage son. Mrs. Jenny Kiely, An Gri- mond Dempsey, BBB; 2, general meeting held in anan Teachta announced the given to affairs by the four Padraig O Beara, do. 14- One of my longest remembrances is playing with a wee Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan. subjects for Waterford newspapers in Waterford 18—1, Kathleen McGrath, car on Christmas Day. I was four or five, and as the Mrs. Tess Shine, President Week next May. There will City and County. BBB; 2, Ethel Dempsey, do. evening started to close in, I was called for bed. I had of the hostess guild, Dun- be Yoga, Gardening, Tweed BRANNRAI Uileann Pipes — u- been so happy, and felt it was so unfair to have to wait garvan, welcomed all those Pictures, Beauty-care, Soft In her unobtrusive way 14—Paidin Breathnach, Cr. another year for Christmas. Things certainly change present. when you grow older. Christmas is hardly over when the Toys and Cookery.The Bau- Mrs. Margaret Leahy, Pro- Na Rinne. Mrs. Marie McDonald, next one is round the corner. mann Cup for Arts was won duce Promoter, continues to Duets — U-14—1, Clare presiding at her last meet- I did suggest to you to make a Christmas present of by Mrs. Joan Cody, with do trojan work in her own and Aine Fitzpatrick, Bally- ing, brought to an end three your resolutions for 1989. Already, some of us have for- Mrs. Nancy Morrissey and area. Through her arrange- macarbry; 2, Paidin agus years of immense activity gotten our promises. It is the same as saying to God, I Mrs. Eileen O'Leary highly ment of suitable courses the Colm Breathnach, Cr. Na which took her to the Asso- know I promised that and that, but sorry I want that one commended. The Floral ar- following Brannrai (award Rinne. 14-18—1, Raymond ciated Countrywomen of the back. It is time we started realising the purpose of our rangement Competition of merit) were obtained in: and Ethel Dempsey, BBB; World Conference in Killar- life, and took God's words seriously. 40,000 Armenians sponsored by Rathbones Cake-making — Mrs. Rita 2, Teresa Noonan and Ethel ney, regional and executive died without a moment's notice. You must have been hor- was won at Federation level Leamy, Mrs. Vina Phelan, Dempsey, do. meetings and Council meet- rified with the train crash near London, and more recent- by Mrs. Patricia Cockburn. Mrs. Maura Ryan and Mrs. Quartettes — 1, Ethel and ings all over the country, as ly the plane crash in Scotland. No, none of us can be sure Miss Lena O'Connor as E. O'Brien; Bread-making Raymond Dempsey, Teresa well as being a source of about the termination of our stewardship. As I said: open Craft Promoter, told of the — Mrs. K. Flavin, Mrs. A. Noonan and Kathleen Mc- stimulus to members of her your hearts to Jesus. Let Him set up home with you. It craft classes which she has Collender, Mrs. E. McGrath Grath, BBB; 2, Ann, Joan, own County Waterford Fed- will make you a new person. arranged for Waterford TA and Mrs. Eileen O'Brien; Bridget, Catherine and eration. As president, her act and surrounding Guilds. As- Cake-icing — Mrs. Cait Michelle O'Brien, Finnisk. will be a difficult one to fol- sisted by Mrs. Patsy Mur- Keating, Mrs. Patricia Mc- low. But "the King is dead, 8 Hand Ceili Dance — U- phy of Waterford and Mrs. Carthy and Mrs. Jenny long live the King!" We 14—Naomh Padraig CCE. Nancy Twomey, Mrs. Olive Kiely; Jam-making — Mrs. have a new President, Miss Traditional Set — U- P.T.A.A. NEWS — WEST McCarthy and Mrs. Marie Nellie Burke, Mrs. Statia Lena O'Connor of Water- 14—1, Stephen Roche's Set, Gregan, Tramore, there is Meade and Mrs. Eileen ford Town Association. BBB; 2, Raymond WATERFORD REGION something to suit all tastes. O'Brien. Lena has years of experi- Dempsey's Set, do. 14- The Effective Speaking ence of ICA matters, is a The meeting ended with 18—1, Gordon O'Keeffe's The past year with the Pi- Time Waltz; Cahir — Musi- Course started during the dedicated and accomplished good wishes all round for Set, BBB. Senior — 1, BBB oneers in this region has cal Group. October week-end by Mrs. craftswoman who loves to 1989. (Thomas Hyland Set); 2, been another stable, and, as Congratulations to all the Siobhan Lincoln, Arts Pro- share her gifts, a warm per- (From Mary Shanahan, BBB (Seamus Ahearne's usual, very active period, winners who were present- moter, will be continued in PRO, Waterford ICA Feder- Set). ed with their trophies by sonality well known and with plenty of events February. ation.) Traditional Half Set — U- Gerard Barry, President of liked throughout the coun- throughout most of the year. 14—BBB (Tony Dunne's the Diocesan Council. try. The final event for 1988 Set). 14-18 — 1, BBB The unsuccessful contes- was held at Ballyduff ANNUAL QUESTION (Shane Fennessey's Set), 2, tant for the office of Presi- Upper, whose centre hosted TIMES BBB (Michael Veale's Set). dent, Mrs. Kathy Murphy of the Diocesan final of the The format for the Ques- To The Theatre Senior — Naomh Padraig. Readoiri Talent Competi- Kilrossanty, in a gracious tion Time will be a table Amhranaiocht U-14 — 1, tions The winners go for- gesture, presented Miss O'- quiz — teams of four and By Horse Box Eimear Ni Eanai, Cr. Na ward to the Munster Connor on her election with one sub. The junior or pri- Rinne; 2, Fiona Ni Eanai, semi-final which will be a bouquet of flowers. Mrs. mary schools and senior Ballinroad ICA Guild fiddling", and a "scatty" lot Cr. Na Rinne. held at the Community Cen- Olive McCarthy, Tramore, competitions will be held in made the great effort of they were too! They provid- Singing U-14 — 1, tre, Pallasgreen, Co. Limer- is a new Vice-President and Dungarvan on January 24 at bringing the props for their ed many laughs in their Noreen Walsh, Portlaw ick on Sunday, January 22 Mrs. Marie McDonald, out- 7.30 p.m. and the juveniles play by horse-box to the St. amusing farce in an urban CCE; 2, Siobhan Hickey, at 2.30 p.m. on February 10. Venues going President automatical- John of God Hall, Water- setting. ly becomes vice-president. Naomh Padraig. The following parishes are have yet to be arranged. ford, for the Eileen Griffin The competition was won A representative of the Scealaiocht U-14 — 1, the semi-finalists: Newcas- Again we welcome schools, Trophy on Sunday, 4th De- by Waterford Town Associ- Cristiona Ni Innseaduin, Cr. tle — Figure Dancing, Ju- colleges and youth clubs in Bank of Ireland, Mrs. M. cember. There they present- ation, who put on "Dark McGrath attended the meet- Na Rinne; 2, Dearan O nior Set and Senior Set; particular. For details con- ed "The Only Way'' an Irish Remedy", a drama involv- Droma, do. Ballyduff Upper — Junior tact the Hon. Secretary at ing to present two scholar- rural comedy and carried off ing a simulated scene which ships from the bank for a Musical, Solo Novelty act your local Parish Centre. the individual actress award, had unexpected conse- The County Board of and Group Singing; A development pro- "Focus on Farming" week at no mean feat for a woman quences. It was played with An Grianan. As the result of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eire- Clogheen — Junior Solo gramme is at present being playing a man's part. The a great sensitivity. Those ann would like to thank Singing and Junior Recita- organised. The President a draw a member from winner, Joan Coffey took taking part were:—May Knockboy and one from Rev. Brother Farrell for his tion; Ballylooby — Senior and other officers of this re- the part of Kearney, the O'Brien, Babe Moore, Rita help and co-operation in Musical Solo and Senior gion are visiting every cen- Ballinameela will be able to farm worker. Maher, Una Jackman and avail of the Scholarship. making this a most success- Recitation; Clonmel — tre for its annual general Tramore Guild also had to Nancy Morrissey. The Bank of Ireland gives ful event. We wish all our Solo Disco Dancer; Abbey- meeting to help update the transport their props to Wa- fifty-four such scholarships Congratulations to Water- members and patrons a very side — Senior Solo Singer; members and revive some terford where they per- every year, two for each ford for a beautiful perfor- happy and prosperous new Ardfinnan — Senior Old lapsed centres. formed "Five freaks a - mance. year. DUNGARVAN LEADER/FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1989 PAGE 5 25 Dumped BALLYSAGGART NOTES

Salmon Found In CARD RESULTS Griffin. Raffle — Mick Walsh; 2nd, James lan, Liam Leamy. Pre-Christmas Game — 1st, Daly (Ham), Bridie O'Brien Bennett/John Jackson; 3rd, G.A.A. NOTES Mary Whelan/Bridie O'Brien; (Whiskey), and another Sadie Geary/Rita Doocey. Last Call For Golden Goal Colligan Estuary 2nd, Tommy Veale/Mick twenty people won wine, Last 5 — Pad Walsh/Joan — We are still awaiting the Morrissey; 3rd, Pad Sulli- sweets, biscuits, etc. Byrne, Mick Morrissey holder of ticket 18 minutes After this game -refresh- /Mick Carey. No fresh developments generally accepted theory is van/Mick O'Donnell. 04 seconds. The last date for ments were served by the Lucky Tables — Mary were reported this week in that the salmon were delib- Lucky Tables — Tom receiving this ticket is Sun- Casey/Tommy Veale, Peg the investigations into the erately dumped at the Cahill/Michael Clancy, ladies and gents of the De- day next, January 8. Simply Herbert/Dolly Dempsey. finding of 25 dead salmon Bridge. Investigations into Mick Coleman/Kieran Fen- velopment Committee. contact the person who sold Raffles — Mickey Byrne, in the estuary of the river the matter are continuing. ton, Dolly Dempsey and Last Week's Results — you the ticket or any club Pa Geoghegan, Mary Whe- Colligan at Ballyneety partner, John Casey/Sean 1st, Kathleen Coleman/Ester officer. Bridge, Dungarvan on Wednesday of last week. Following reports from the gardai and local angling and conservation groups in Dun- garvan on Wednesday, offi- cers of the Southern Regional Fisheries Board visited the scene and carried out an inspection along a Balancing the family budget made mile long stretch of the river but no other dead fish, apart from the salmon found lying under the bridge in a few nis hair stand on en inches of water, were found. This fact strengthened the Einstein wasn't only a genius. He was also theory that the salmon had been dumped into the river a family man. And, like any married couple the some time previous to the discovery. Mr. Patrick Kil- Einsteins had times when they had difficulties feather, the Fisheries Board Pollution officer told the balancing the family budget. Especially when press: "If the salmon had died from pollution it is all the bills arrived at once. very probable that we would have found other dead fish You'd think that he'd have turned his in the area". He added that the condition of some of the mind to the problem. Instead he came up with salmon was not very good while there was also evi- the Theory of Relativity. dence that some of the fish had been cut open. It took Allied Irish Bank to come up with Also at the scene of the discovery at Ballyneety the solution to balancing the family budget. Bridge on Wednesday after- noon was Supt. P. J. Hayes, We call it Masterplan. Sergt. Tadg O'Donovan and Det/Garda J. Molloy while The way it works is simplicity itself. You local Councillor Michael O'Riordan who is himself a just tell us how much your total household bills keen angler, also visited the scene and expressed con- should be for the year. We open a Masterplan cern at the find. account for you, giving J&l^ As a pollution fish kill in the river has been ruled out you credit for the full by the Fishery Officers, the amount. When any bills

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The Town Clerk, Mr. before we really can understand and respond to Bertie White informed members of Dungarvan all our customer's needs. But we're working Urban Council at their December monthly everyday to continuously improve the service meeting that provision for the payment of the we provide for you - because we really do want following contributions to local groups and to to tip the balance in your favour. Allied Irish Dungarvan Tourism Group under the Arts Bank loan products also include; Overdrafts, Act had been made in the Council's 1988 esti- Term Loans, Personal Loans. mates: £100 to each of the local bands; £100 each to the Choral and Dramatic Societies and (£) Allied Irish Bank £500 each to the Trustees of the Friary Hall and You bring out the best in us. Dungarvan Tourism 'GrO(ip.r;;'t>i'4 bns 7Tr;rl jvivct :>.).; sisdrnam •TBSV PAGE 6 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAFjiV 3,198 9 Groups pictured at the recent Presentation of Silver Pins at Ballyduff Upper P.T.A.A. MINNIES Centre in St. Michaels Church SQUASH NOTES

MINNIES OPEN '89 (3) Ray Dwyer; (4) John A. Manahan 3 B. Hogan 0. Our next big event on the Coade; (5) Pat Cullinane. MENS — L. Hansberry 3 calendar is our annual open Let's get '89 underway with J. Cliffe 2; D. Kelly 3 M. which falls on Jan. 13-15 a very large entry and let's Hassett 0; J. Elstead 2 R. this year. As you read these try and pass the magic '100' Gough 2; R. Moore 2 P. notes the entries will be mark. Entry Fee is £1.50 and Murray 1; M. Flynn 3 F. rolling in with the closing 50p for Juveniles. Shields 1; T. Phelan 2 D. date this Friday Jan. 6. Last ALLROUNDER LADDER Brady 2; P. Gibbons 3 D. years local successes were LEAGUE Tuohy 1; D. McCarthy 2 T. Mens 'C' runner-up John From Dec. 8 until Jan. 3 Lonergan 1; C. Bannon 3 F. O'Brien; Mens 'D' runner-up the first two games in the Fitzgerald 2; D. O Faolain 3 Tom Kiely; Mens 'D' plate second ladder should have M. Fitzgerald 2; T. Scanlon winner Liam Hansberry; 'D' been played. Here are a se- 3 B. Mullen 0; F. O'- plate runner-up Stephen lection of scores: Donoghue 3 S. Power 0; Lyons; Ladies 'B' runner-up LADIES — M. Browne 3 Ml. Coffey 3 O. O'Mahoney Fiona Fitzgerald. H. Browne 0; J. Flynn 3 A. 2; L. Kiely 3 R. De Fusco 2; Back Row (L. to R.) - Rev. Fr. K. Mulcahy P.P., Pat Noonan, Margaret Noonan Most JUVENILE COACHING Elstead 2; Mary Coffey 3 A. N. Power 3 M. Hamilton 2; Rev. Dr. Michael Russell Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, Michael Tobin, Michael Ken- The following is the rota Hennebry 2; M. A. Coffey 3 G. Harney 3 L. Moore 0; S. neally. Front Row (L. to R.) Joan Coleman, Margaret O' Sullivan, Noreen Morrissey, for the juvenile coaching in P. Walshe 0; R. Sandford 3 Feehan 3 D. Herlihy 0; M. Nancy Hogan, Mary Whelan, Breda Veale, Mary Whelan. Jan.; Sat. 7 — Frank O'- E. Donnelly 1; G. Stephen- O'Mahoney 3 S. Cleary 1;J. Donoguhe, Fiona Fitzgerald, son 3 A. Keaver 2; T. Hayes Cliffe 3 T. Butler 1; D. Frances Carroll; Sun. 8 — 3 N. Fielding 0; L. Hannigan Kelly 3 R. Moore 1; Martin John Cliffe, Felix Shields, 3 A. Kavanagh 0; J. Brennan Walsh 3 Pat O'Brien 0; T. Mary Coffey; Sat. 21 — 3 M. Collins 1; C. Cooney 3 Phelan 3 F. Shields 1; D. Dermot Kelly, Tony Loner- A. Howely 0; A. Manahan 3 Brady 3 P. Gibbons 1; M. gan, John Foley; Sun. 22 — M. Houlihan 0; S. O'Brien 3 Flynn 3 D. Tuohy 0; D. Mc- Michael O'Connor, Tom B. Morrissey 0; A. Elstead 3 Carthy 3 F. Fitzgerald 1; C. Rossiter, Ray Moore; Sat. 28 Mary Coffey 1; A. Hen- Bannon 3 J. Killigrew 1; T. — John O'Brien, Fiona nebry 3 C. Mulchay 0 ; P. Lonergan 3 S. Fitzgerald 0; Fitzgerald, Mary Coffey; Walshe 2 R. Sandford 2; E. D. O Faolain 3 T. Scanlon Sun. 29 — Denis O'Brien, Donnelly 3 G. Stephenson 2; 2; P. Power 3 L. O'Connor Donal O Faolain, Pat M. A. Coffey 3 A. Keaver 2; 0; G. Hamey 3 M. Hamilton O'Brien. Saturday coaching T. Hayes 3 R. Dwane 0; A. 2; R. De Fusco 3 L. Moore 11 a.m. to 12.30. Sunday Kavanagh 3 N. Fielding 1; 1; R. Dunne 3 T. Curran 0. Until Next Week!!! coaching 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. C. Cooney 3 T. Brennan 0; It is hoped to start a juve- nile ladder and hold a tour- nament shortly after the open. BEGINNERS COACHING ANNUAL GENERAL The coaching for beginners MEETING Gold Pin recipients. Group shows Back Row (L. to R.) Rev. Fr. K. Mulcahy P.P., Johnny re-commences Tues., Jan. 24 Feeney, Most Rev. Dr. Michael Russell and Connie Walsh. Front Row (L. to R) Mary with the rota as follows — OF CAPPOQUIN/ Ahearne, Margaret Hannon, John Kerrish, Mary Hannon, Nora Crowley. Fiona Fitzgerald 7.20-8.20 p.m.; Maurice Walsh 8.20- BALLINAMEELA A.C. 9.20 p.m.; Frank O'- Donoghue 9.20-10.20 p.m.; The rota for Tuesday 31 is At the annual general Jennifer Kenrick. Mary Coffey 7.20-8.20 p.m.; meeting recently the elec- U/13 Boys — Daniel O'- Ray Moore 8.20-9.20 p.m.; tion of officers was as fol- Donnell 1st and 2nd county Tom Rossiter 9.20-10.20 lows:— team. p.m. Life President, John Trea- U/15 Girls — Claire Maher 3rd, Karen O'Don- LADIES COUNTRY cy; Chairman, John Mc- LEAGUE Grath; Vice-Chairman, Tom nell 10th. Waterford county Any interested ladies in the Ahern; Secretary, Angela 3rd. Scoring for us were above should sign their Lynch; Ass. Sec., Angela Claire Maher, K. O'Donnell, name on the sheet on the no- Collender; Treasurer, Pat S Coughlan and J. Collen- ticeboard. Scanlan; Asst. Treasurer, der. Tommie Coughlan; P.R.O., U/15 Boys — Conor Pren- MENS COUNTRY Gerard Walsh. Committee dergast 8th. LEAGUE — John McGrath, Kathleen U/17 Boys — Joseph Our mens country league Walsh; Michael O'Donnell, Power 4th. 1st team prize J. team under the captaincy of Michael Ahem and Theresa Power, N. Ahern, F. Maher Richard Gough re-com- Foley. and J. Connors. Just out of mence their quest for glory the medals were James when they play their quarter MUNSTER "B' CHAMPI- Juvenile members enrolled as probationers by Most Rev. Dr. Michael Russell. Also in- ONSHIPS Fletcher, 11th u/11 and the final on either the 17th or cluded is Rev. Fr. K. Mulcahy P.P. Spiritual Director u/15 boys beaten by 1 point 18th of January. As prepara- Many of our athletes who had not already won Mun- for 3rd team, namely, C. tion the country league ster medals travelled to Dro- Prendergast, K. Mangan, F. squad take on a Minnies moland for the Munster "B" Lynch, P. Keane, T. Mason "All Stars" selection this Championships and thean d F. Power. Tuesday Jan. 3rd. under age Munster Champi- Very good performances TRUSTEE SAVINGS onships. Pride of place must by Brian Moore u/8, E. BANK go to Linda Guilly and Maher u/10, D. Coughlan Our next domestic tourna- Daniel O'Donnell, both win- u/10 and J. Mernin u/9. ment is the very popular ning their respective races. GREETINGS T.S.B. 5 person tournament Results are as follow:— I would like to take this which commences Monday, U/8 Girls, Linda Guilly opportunity to wish every- January 16. Yhe closing date 1st. Waterford county team one in the club and anyone for entries is Tuesday, Jan- 1st. Cappoquin/ Balli- who has helped the club in uary 10 at 8 p.m. sharp. Last nameela athletes on team — any way during the year a seasons finalists were — Linda Guilly, Margaret joyous New Year. A sincere Winners (1) Brian Barnes; Foley, Eileen O'Brien. thank you to the Editor and (2) Tony Lonergan; (3) U/10 Girls — Waterford Staff of the "Leader" for Donal Verling; (4) Cait county team 2nd. Our ath- being so obliging and help- Mulcahy; (5) Joe Riordan. Members of the Centre pictured with Most Rev. Dr. Michael Russell and Rev. Fr. K. letes were, Christine Collen- ful to us during the year. — The runners-up were (1) Mulcahy P.P. (Photos by Kiely) der, Selina Guilly and (P.R.O.)... _ V- V r. ., Ray Moore; (2) Pat O'Brien; DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY24, 198 9 PAGE 7 PENSMAN Takes You Behind The SPOTLIGHT

Rea who is on record as pressure during the closed LOOKING AHEAD FOR holiday period and had to stating that Christmas has WINTER 1989 been turned into "an unholy work for much longer peri- hooley" of overeating, over- ods than anticipated during The lengthy celebrations of the Christmas and New drinking and overspend- their roster arrangements. In our first issue for 1989 our choice for the ballad comer is a Year period have now, at last, come to an end and with ing." poem by Christina Rosetti called "Winter." We have already the dismantling of the tinsel and decorations we face FORECASTS The outspoken Mr. Rea passed through the shortest day of the year and although from into the realities of the new year. complained in a published A GOOD now on there will be a cock's step lengthening (according to In retrospect, Christmas Christmas and New Year, article that Christmas no YEAR tradition) in each day, the winter is far from over. The winter 1988 will be recalled as the some relaxing of vigilance longer consists of the tradi- scene is beautifully depicted with reference to many of our Christmas period which, and a departure from rou- tional 12 days, but is more AHEAD feathered friends and little animals in the following lines of the from start to finish, made tine. Domestic procedures like 75 — beginning in At the annual pre-Christ- poem:— new records for the balmly, are disrupted and seasonal November and carrying on mas lunch hosted by the mild weather which pre- celebrations can cause even into January — while he County Manager, Mr. Dan vailed throughout. Unfortu- the most orderly and most states that the season of Hurley for the members of Sweet blackbird is silenced with chaffinch and thrush, nately it will also be methodical to abandon safe- goodwill has now been the local press and attended Only waistcoated robin still chirps in the bush; remembered as the Christ- ty procedures which are taken over by "big business, by senior officials of the Soft sun-loving swallows have mustered in force, mas which was marred by taken for granted during the gimmicks and commerce." County and Urban Coun- And winged to the spice-teeming southlands their course. many major tragedies at rest of the year. So full While there is some truth cils, he referred to the fact home and abroad. marks to all throughout the in these claims by the re- that as far as Dungarvan Plump housekeeper dormouse has tucked himself neat, However, Christmas for County and especially in the doubtable Mr. Rea, it can- and the County in general most of us here locally was Western districts of the not be denied that the was concerned, 1988 had Just a brown ball in moss with a morsel to eat; one of peace and quiet County for coming through Christmas period is still been a good year. And he Armed hedgehog has huddled him into the hedge, while the New Year was the festive period with such very special for the majori- said that he was most opti- While frogs scare miss freezing deep down in the sedge. ushered in with equal quiet- a clean record. ty of people bringing as it mistic about the year ahead ness and orderliness and no does an upsurge in our On the business side we and forecast that 1989 Soft swallows have left us alone in the lurch, untoward incidents were re- are informed that trade gen- kindly attitude towards one would prove to be a better But robin sits whistling to us from his perch; ported. As a matter of fact erally was good with the another and a greater year still. the Gardai in Dungarvan Christmas "rush" commenc- awareness of the hardships If I were red robin, I'd pipe you a tune, stated that it was unusually ing in Dungarvan as early as endured by the lesser well OUR Would make you despise all the beauties of June. quiet with everyone behav- December 8 when the local off section of the communi- THANKS ing in a most orderly and re- traders association com- ty. What a pity, though, that But since that cannot be, let us draw round the fire, We would like to express sponsible manner. And menced their Christmas these feelings of friendship Munch chestnuts, tell stories and stir the blaze higher; although licensed premises Shopping campaign with an which surface during the our thanks to the many peo- We'll comfort pinched robin with crumbs, little man, everywhere reported boom- early visit by Santa. From festive period fade so ple locally, at national level ing sales there was only one then until Christmas Eve, quickly instead of being and across the seas who Till he'll sing us the very best song that he can. driver arrested for failing to the momentum was more or maintained, even if only for sent us so many beautiful pass a breath test while less maintained with a great a few more months into the greeting cards for Christ- driving. This indicates the deal of money being spent. New Year. mas. Indeed we reciprocate for a draw for £100,000 in serious financial trouble outstanding success of the the good wishes expressed which took place during the mainly because of high Safe Driving Christmas IS IT TOO MUCH in all of them and would New Year's Eve Bibi Baskin claims by patients attending Campaign operated by the add our own good wishes to — Brendan Grace show on the two swish high-tech Garda Siochana and the re- LONG? ILLNESS all and indeed to all our RTE 1 television and on Dublin private hospitals, the sponsible manner in which Opinion as to whether the readers, supporters and which she made an appear- Blackrock Clinic and the Yuletide festivities at pre- PREVAILED well-wishers for peace, hap- drivers in general responded Probably synonymous ance. Mater Private Hospital. It is sent are stretched over too piness and prosperity for all to it. with the "green" Christmas not good enough that the lengthy a period are fairly throughout the coming year. GONE TOO Unfortunately the good weather that prevailed was rank and file members of evenly divided with as many the Voluntary Health Insur- record returned locally did for as there are against. To the fact that there was a CONGRATU- FAR not apply nationally as there great deal of illness around The decision of the Minis- ance should now find them- us it seems that it is not a selves penalised because of was an abnormally high rate good thing for the country with many people suc- LATIONS ter for Health, Dr. O'Hanlon of misadventure and cumbing to the 'flu bug, Our congratulations to to increase VHI premiums the exorbitant costs charged to come to an almost com- by these hospitals. tragedy reported from other plete standstill from Christ- colds and what was de- Mrs. Maureen Beresford, by from 3% to 25% and in areas. The toll on the roads mas Eve until the day scribed as "a 24-hour Glendine House, Dungar- addition to abolish the drugs Indeed the Minister has was heavy while two tragic following New Year's Day, tummy virus." So van on winning £1,000 in refund scheme can only be gone too far, principally in fires, in Bray and Co. although we could not agree widespread were these the special National Lottery regarded as going to far. The approving the plan to with- Kilkenny, took the lives of with the opinion expressed complaints that chemists in Viking Millennium Draw. move to withdraw the drugs draw the drugs refund seven young children. by Chairman of Teagasc and Dungarvan found them- Maureen was one of five refund scheme must espe- scheme, and we must There is, inevitably, at former IFA President Joe selves under unexpected lucky people who qualified cially be seen as a major protest against this in the blow to thousands of people strongest possible terms and who require constant and call on him to think again regular medication. where this is concerned. The VHI has found itself

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BALLYDUFF NATIONAL was staged on Thursday, ENGAGEMENTS we record the untimely SALE NOW ON SCHOOL FUND December 22, '88. Congratulations to the fol- death on Tuesday, Decem- A very special word of lowing who have announced Genuine reductions on all stock. Many items at CHRISTMAS DRAW ber 20 at the Bon Secour Results — 1st prize — thanks to Fr. Mulcahy who their engagements: Anita Hospital, Cork of Mrs. half price — Coats, Suits, Knitwear and Special Brigid Higgins, Araglin; conducted the raffle, to the O'Connor, Ballyduff and Catherine Berry, Glena- Occasion wear 2nd Prize — Arlene Kenny, teachers who co-operated in Aidan Ryan, Tallow; Paddy glogh, Ballyduff. Ballyduff; 3rd prize — taking the tickets and remit- Kearney, Coolisheal Lower Deceased who was in her Kevin O'Farrell, Moorepark tances from the children and and Ina Moore, Walshtown 44th year, had been ill for a 4th prize — Mrs. O'Keeffe, to all the pupils and parents More, Midleton; Joan short time and was a kind c/o Ann Flynn, Ballyduff; who made a fantastic effort Ahearne, Sheanbeg and and loving member of the 5th prize — Valerie Finn, to sell the tickets. Michael Houlihan, Lyre, community. JANUARY SALE Ballinalukina; 6th prize — The Parents Association Lismore; Sheila Cuffe, The The corteges at both the Nancy Hogan, Tallow. Con- wish to extend a heartfelt Paddocks and John Lucey, removal of remains and in- NOW ON grats to all. (Advt.) vote of sympathy to the Killeagh. terment were the largest The Parents' Association Berry family. 45 DRIVE ever seen in the area. ALL STOCK CLEARING LESS 20% of above school wish to BALLYDUFF - Results of the 45 drive Sincere sympathy is ex- thank most sincerely the BALLINVELLA - held in St. Michael's Hall on tended to her husband Pat, Some Fabrics at Half Price sponsors of the very much BALLYSAGGART Wednesday night last are as sons Padraig, Gearoid, appreciated prizes for their COMHALTAS NOTES follows — 1st divided be- Cathal and Donagh; parents, 20% OFF Rollers, Venetian draw. They were Kearney We extend our deepest tween John Lane and John parents-in-law, brother, sis- Bros., Castlelyons; Tim sympathy to our Chairman, Jackson, Kay and Sean ter, sisters-in-law, brothers- and Vertical Blinds Barry, Comer House, Bally- Pat Berry on the recent sad Twomey; 2nd divided be- in-law, relatives and a large duff; E. Bolger, Post Office, death of his wife, Catherine, tween Pat Flynn and Mick circle of loyal friends. MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN Ballyduff; Castlelyons Co- and also to her sons Coleman, Mary and Johnny Ar dheis De go raibh a op Creamery; Maura Lind- Padraig, Gearoid, Cathal Casey. hanam. "CURTAIN SHOP** say, Publican, Ballyduff. and Donagh. Go ndeana Dia Lucky Tables — Jim BALLYDUFF MACRA trocaire ar a h-anam. 10 Main Street, Dungarvan Also Pat Flynn, Hardware, Leamy and Jimmy Geoghe- NOTES Ballyduff for the use of his A branch meeting will gan, Dan O'Brien and Bren- Our Christmas party which Co.Waterford. Tel.058/42674 window as display area for take place in the hall on dan Meagher, Lar Sheehan took place recently was a Personal Measuring and Fitting Service the prizes prior to the raffle. Sunday next, January 8 and Willie Whelan. Raffle huge success. We would like Thank you also to shops and after last Mass. winners were Michael to thank everyone who pubs who displayed tickets NEW YEAR GREETINGS Tobin, Jo Lineen, Bobby helped in any way, to organ- for sale. We wish all our readers at O'Neill, Willie Griffin and ise it, sell tickets for the raf- The raffle, which was a home and abroad a bright Eileen Hyland. fle and our sponsors. huge success financially, and prosperous new year COMMUNITY COUNCIL A new year has just begun was held at the school in and the club has a busy and also the Editor and staff The January monthly conjunction with the Chil- schedule ahead. Rehearsals LUCEY FLOORING of the "Leader." meeting will be held on dren's Nativity Play which for drama will start shortly. Monday night next at 8 p.m. LTD. Anyone interested in being All members are requested involved in the play this CATHERINE STREET, YOUGHAL to attend. The date for the year is asked to contact our Sale of Work and Draw will chairman Mossy Casey for be finalised at this meeting. details. SUPER CARPET PIONEER NOTES On behalf of the club, I ARDMORE The January monthly would like to wish everyone CLEARANCE SALE meeting has been deferred a happy and successful new one week to Friday, January year. — P.R.O. NOW ON 13, in the Library at 8 p.m. NOTES The Munster semi-final of All present stock must clear at give-away the Readoiri Competition prices. will be held on Sunday, Jan- 'FLU HITS ARDMORE pattern of the past few uary 22 in Pallasgreen, Co. DUNGARVAN Sittingroom Canvas back Carpet to clear at only £6.50 sq. yd. The 'flu hit nearly every years, with the children who Limerick at 2.30 p.m. We Plain Bedroom Carpet from only £2.90 sq. yd. home in Ardmore this received their first Holy will have representatives in HOTELIERS Pattern Rubber back From £3.25 to £3.75 . Christmas — and it looks Communion this year pre- the solo music, novelty act MUST BE SEEN like it's ringing in the New senting flowers and having a and group singing competi- BEREAVED 9x12 Bedroom Ends, were £60, now only £39. Year also! beautiful procession at the tions. Two of Dungarvan's Large Selection of Kitchen Vinyls must go from only £2.95 sq. yd We'd like to take this Altar. The choir were also in Sympathy is extended to best-known and most pop- — three widths to choose from. chance to thank the "unsung top form singing all the the Berry family, Lyrena- ular hoteliers suffered Bathroom Vinyl Ends from £5 each. heroes" of the epidemic — Christmas carols. The crib glogh, on their recent be- close family bereavements during the Christmas holi- Free Rug with every £100 purchase. the doctors, who, even on looked splendid and the reavement. Christmas Day had calls to backdrop scene behind the day period. G.A.A. NOTES Mr. Michael Burke of Bring your sizes for keenest prices to— make. Theirs is a job that nativity which was painted by the pupils of the Loretto The juvenile club function Lawlor's Hotel and rarely includes Church or arranged for December 30 LUCEY FLOORING LTD. Bank Holidays, some one Convent in Youghal, most Strandside South, Abbey- of them Ardmore girls, was was postponed and will be side, was bereaved by the TELEPHONE 024/93314 always seems to say the old re-arranged for a later date. saying "Is there a doctor in most beautifully done. death of his father, Mr. The juvenile club calendar David Burke, New the house?' So 'thank you' CHILDREN'S CORNER is now on sale and it in- for being so dedicated. Square, Mitchelstown Due to lack of space in the cludes a colour photograph which sad event occurred ENTERTAINMENT last issue, some of the jokes of the County double win- at the Mercy Hospital, r Well, as if you hadn't no- were not printed so here ning u-14 team. This will be Cork on Wednesday, De- TWO MARKS OF ticed there was a distinct they are; a life-long memento of the cember 28. lack of entertainment in Why did the skeleton go to historic achievements of Mr. John Gray, Ross- QUALITY Ardmore during the holiday the dance alone? 1988 and we encourage all more, Drumlish, Co. period. On Friday, January Because he had no-body to players to acquire a copy. Longford whose death 6th there is a dance in the go with. (Vanessa Hen- The annual general meet- after a prolonged illness Hall, in aid of Grange nessey, age 10, A.N.S.) ing of the adult Club will be occurred at Peamount School, music by the Soci- Why couldn't the sailors held on Monday, January 16 Hospital, Dublin on Fri- Hygiene Standard ety Four. play cards? in St. Michael's Hall at 8 day, December 30, was Approved If you want dances you Because the captain was p.m. brother of Mrs. Elizabeth have to support dances! standing on the deck. (Brid- Copies of the 1988 County (Dotie) Flynn of Maybe this year will bring get O'Mahoney, age 9, Year Book are now avail- Whitechurch House Hotel, more use of the Hall — now A.N.S.) able from Eamonn Bolger at Cappagh. COUNCILLOR BILLY KYNE, MCC, UDC that the main bills have Now that the holidays are £3 each. Our deepest sympathy is been met — for plays, pan- nearing an end we hope The club extends sincere extended to Mr. and Mrs. Cllr. Billy Kyne will next be in attendance at the tos, concerts, etc., some- more children will take part sympathy to the Berry fami- Michael Burke and to his Union Office, O'Connell Street, Dungarvan on thing for everyone. in this column. Every age ly on their recent sad be- mother Mrs. Nora Burke group from small infants to Friday, Jan. 6 and Friday, Jan. 20, from 4 p.m. to CHRISTMAS EVE MASS reavement. and also to Mrs. Flynn and 6th class and older. If you're family and the other be- 5.30 p.m. The 9 p.m. Mass on MRS. CATHERINE worried about spelling we'll reaved relatives on these Cllr. Kyne holds clinics at the Union Office on the Christmas Eve was ex- BERRY check for you. very sad occasions. first and third Friday of every month. tremely nice, being in the It is with deep regret that DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY--JANUARY 1989.-. ' PAGE 9 Budding Stars In D\ingarvan Presentation Convent Christmas Concert

SCOUT NEWS Christmas Vigil Mass. We at 12 noon. We spent the At our last Troop meeting opened the proceedings with next few hours shopping of '88 we held our second a candlelight procession to around and picking up a few Investiture of the Scout Year the altar. The Mass contin- bargains. Later in the when we had another five ued until the end of the evening we walked out to boys invested into the ranks Gospel in candlelight. Aughrim Street. This is of the CBSI. Prayers of the Faithful where we were accommo- The five who made their were read by Alan Beatty, dated. The Unit here put promise after being asked Conor Foley, William Fen- their den at our disposal for their questions by the Troop nell, Anthony Carroll, Barry the three days. Chaplain were Derek Hayes Cliffe; while Raymond After tea we caught a 16A (Tiger), Brendan Cliffe Crowley took an active part bus which brought us out to (Wolf), Patrick Power in the Offertory procession. Raheny Leisure Centre — (Tiger), Padraig Verling Apart from the Christmas the swims and crack were (Wolfhound) and Conor eve Mass, the scout section brilliant. Foley (Panther). After mak- have been on holidays since After a not so good night's ing their promise, SL Ray December 17. All scouts are sleep, Thursday saw us presented them with their reminded that troop meet- bowling in Stillorgan, in scout badge — badges after ings will re-commence next Funderland in the RDS and which Sean Fitzgerald pre- Saturday, January 7 at 7 p.m. later in the evening we went sented them with their kit of in full uniform. to see a good tear-jerking film. Everyone slept well. books. VENTURERS Also at the Investiture, the On Christmas day the Ven- Friday morning saw us up following presentations turers took part in the Lions reasonably early. After were made by ASL Tomas Club Annual Christmas Day breakfast it was off to Phib- Walsh — Skills Badge to Swim at Clonea. It was a sboro where we spent the Michael Kelleher; Senior good day for the event but I morning ice skating — this Scout Badge and APL Stripe can assure you it was no actually was enjoyed by ev- to Brendan Flynn; Merit easy task to get yourself into eryone. Badges to J. P. Cosgrave, that sea. After dinner it was back William Fennell, John Back row- Jackie Ferncombe, Catherine O'Brien, Sandra Tobin, Niocola O'Donnell, Well done to the lads who into the big smoke to grab Organ, Brendan Flynn.The raised some money for char- some last minute bargains. Catherine O'Mahoney,and Deirdre Flynn. Middle row-Janice Moore, Claire Morrissey third highest award in CBSI ity, and of course, for partak- We left Dublin at 6 p.m., ar- and Lisa Linnane. Front row- Kerrie Power, Mairead Walsh, Keelin O'Driscol and —The Star Scout Badge — ing in this difficult riving safely home at 10 Sharon O'Brien was then presented to a very challenge. p.m. worthy recipient, John Paul Our thanks to Maurice and Cosgrave by Fr. Ahearne. REGIONAL VENTURER crew for organising an enjo- After the Investiture the TRIP yable and exciting action- draw was made for our con- Last Wednesday morning packed trip. fined draw. The results are the Abbeyside Venturer SYMPATHY as follows: Yule Log — Group, with groups from We extend our sympathy John Byrne (Mon. Cubs), Dungarvan, Stradbally, Tal- to Unit Secretary, Jack Mc- Christmas Pudding — Niall low and various leaders from Carthy, Skehacrine and Kirwan (Venturers); Christ- Na Deise Region, departed other members of the Mc mas Cake — Beatty family on a weekend or should I say Carthy family, on the recent (Scouts). We would like to a three-day trip to Dublin. death of his father John Mc- say a special thanks to Mrs. This was organised by Mau- Carthy, Western Terrace. Eileen Shepherd for making rice Fennell A/R/L Ventur- these beautiful prizes. ers. — SUSCRIBE PLUS On Christmas Eve we We left Dungarvan at 8 headed out to Ballinroad to a.m. on Wednesday morning take a very active part in the and arrived safely in Dublin BALLINVELLA COMMUNITY CENTRE NOTES Our annual social on Bord Solathair an Leictreachais November 25 was a great success. Top marks to Lis- Back row- Deirdre Fitzgerald, Elaine Crowley, Sabrina O'Riordan. Front row- Jane NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS more Hotel for their excel- Power, Caroline Shanahan, Mary Healy. In order to carry out essential improvements and al- lent meal and to everyone terations to our network, we regret that it will be nec- who helped and sponsored essary to interrupt the electricity supply as follows:— door prizes on the night. Our Chairperson, Siobhan KILMACTHOMAS R/A Leahy did us proud with her Monday, 9th January,1989—From 09.30-4 speech, so future speeches p.m.—Scrahan, Kilmacthomas North, Carrigroad, should be no bother to her. Graignageeha, Graiguenageeha, Scrahan Cummins. Winners on the door tick- ARDMORE R/A ets were as follows: 1st, Mr. Wednesday, 11th January, 1989 — From 09.39-4.30 Jack Mills, Ballyduff; 2nd, p.m. — Mortoage, Ballysallagh, Springfield, Mona- Rita Doocey, Ballinraha; tray, Prospect Hall, Woodbine Hill, Carr & Sons Ltd., 3rd, Fr. O'Gorman, Lismore; Blackhall, Monatray Spitzer, Mangans Bay, Hotel 4th, Johnny White, Monatrea, Prospect Villa, Ferry Point, Rath, Sum- Monatrim; 5th, Dermot merhill. Mangan, Bridane; 6th, SHANDON R/A Bernadette Mangan, Thursday, 12th January, 1989 — From 09.33-4.30 Bridane. p.m. — Parknagappul, Bawnahila, Ballyneety Our Christmas Children's Bridge. Party was held in the Com- KILMACTHOMAS R/A munity Centre on Sunday, Friday, January 13th, 1989 — From 09.30-4 p.m. — December 11. Again it was Co. Council Pump House, Ballyogarty. a great success and many thanks to Johnny White for FOR SAFETY SAKE:— providing music, and of 1—Please treat all services and installations as live course to "Santa" for his sur- during this period as supply may be resumed at prise visit — it made the any time for brief periods. children's day. 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating Finally, on behalf of all the Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. Office community I would like to Back row- Tracy Power, Sophia Flynn, Teresa O'Brien, Donna O'Sullivan, Jackie De- immediately.'j- ,-/:•'\ \ y.y \. v: .. . :-.» wish everyone a very happy lany. Front row-Anne Johnson, Christene Sheehan.and Jakie Walshvv o < t;. . ,V.' { new year. — P.R.O. PAGE 10 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAFjiV 3,198 9

SUNDAY, JANUARY 8 thieves. But how were they RTE 1 — Where In The to know a retired profes- World? 8.00 -8.30 p.m. sional of another kind would Marty Whelan presents this be on board? Starring: Lee FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 fast-moving family quiz. J. Cobb, Gig Young, Glenroe 8.30-9.00 p.m. Grayson Hall and Robert Episode ten, Lady March Walden. and Reggie. NETWORK 2 — Erebus NETWORK 2 — Sunday 8.00-9.00 p.m. The After- 2.05 The Brothers. 3.00 2.30 Bosco. 3.00 6.00 a.m. Ceefax AM. 9.00 a.m. Ceefax. 12.00 Opera 3.15-5.30 p.m. La math. Nighthawks 10.50- Live At Three including Dempsey's Den. Robin And 6.40 Clockwise (b/w). 6.55 Film. The Toast of New Traviata by G. Verdi. Film 11.53 p.m. On 2 10.45-12.20 a.m. Es- News Headlines and Rosie — The Baby. 3.15 Weather. 7.00 Breakfast York. Cary Grant helps his WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11 cape To Victory. Sylvester Weather. 4.00 Sons And The Berenstain Bears. 3.50 Time. 8.55 Regional News; colourful financier partner RTE 1 — Zero 7.30-8.00 Stalone and Michael Caine Daughters. 4.30 Lillic. T-Bag Strikes Again. 4.05 Weather. 9.00 News; Jim Fisk (Edward Arnold) p.m. Bookside 10.30-11.00 star in this prisoner-of-war Concluding this life of the The Muppet Babies. 4.30 Weather; Open Air. 9.20 rise to fame in the years p.m. story about a German offi- "Jersey Lily." 5.30 The An- Happy Birthday. 4.40 Ten Kilroy. 10.00 News; after the American Civil NETWORK 2 — Degras- cer, a former international gelus. 6.01 Six-One includ- Minute Tales. 5.00 Weather; Going For Gold. war, but can't prevent his si Junior High 8.05-8.30 player, who discovers that ing Weather and News for Newsline. 5.25 Danger 10.25 Children's BBC. friend's downfall when he p.m. A new thirteen part sc- one of his prisoners is a for- the Deaf. 7.00 Play The Bay. 10.50 Paddington. 10.55 overstretches himself on ries. Use Your Money 8.30- mer England soccer star. He Game. 7.30 Film: Great Ni- 6.00 The Chronicles Of Five to Eleven. 11.00 the gold market. Frances 9.00 p.m. 5: Health costs. arranges a football match agara. The obsession of a Narnia. 6.30 Home And News; Weather; Open Air. Farmer plays the girl court- between the prisoners and THURSDAY, JAN. 12 crippled and embittered Away. 7.00 Nuacht. 7.05 12.00 News; Weather; ed by both men (1937 Germany's international RTE 1 — Know Your man endangers his sons' Gael Video: Two Boatmen Daytime Live. 12.55 Re- b/w). 1.45 Pie In the Sly. team in Paris. The German Sport 7.30-8.00 p.m. George lives when he forces them from Connemara. 7.35 gional News and Weather. 2.00 News; Weather; Sport High Command see it as a Hamilton presents this light- to a suicidal challenge. 9.00 What's My Line. 8.00 1.00 News ;Weather. 1.30 On Friday, including 3.00 propaganda exercise. But hearted yet serious sports News and Weather Fore- News Headlines and Neighbours. 1.50 Film: News and Weather. 3.50 among the captured British quiz with "Memory Man" cast. Weather followed by Star The Black Stalion. (1979). News; Weather; Regional there are others who see the Jimmy Magee. This week 9.30 1988 — The Sport- Kingdom Dynasty. A story 3.45 Woody Woodpecker. Bulletins. 4.00 The Fox. match as a way to escape. features Eoin O'Brien, about a horse who won 3.50 Children's BBC. 4.05 Wildlife adventure. 5.00 ing Year. George Hamilton Stradbally as one of the four some big races in his short Superted. 4.15 Tumble- Handmade. 5.30 Holiday and Michael Lyster recall a MONDAY, JANUARY 9 contestants. Bibi 10.15- career although little more weed. 4.30 Survival Chal- 89 (new series). 6.00 Film: year in which Ireland par- RTE 1— A Taste Of Ire- 11.15 p.m. ticipated for the first time then a pony in stature. In lenge. 4.55 Newsround Knock On Any Door. land 7.35-8.05 p.m. A final NETWORK 2 — Joe in a major international his own country he was un- Extra. 5.05 Grange Hill. Humphrey Bogart plays a indulgence as Derek Davis Maxi 6.00-6.30 p.m. Dy- soccer tournament; in wanted. But to a small syn- 5.35 Neighbours. 6.00 lawyer whose own tough concludes his search for nasty 9.35-10.30 p.m. which were held probably dicate of Australians his News; Weather. 6.30 Wales background helps him to culinary excellence the the most controversial of pedigree was just what they Today. 7.00 Wogan. 7.45 understand juvenile crimi- length and breadth of Ire- FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 all modern Olympics; and wanted. 9.05 Fawlty Tow- Some Mothers Do 'ave nals (1949 b/w). 7.35 Bilko land. Down The Tube 10.55- RTE 1 — Head To Toe in which Ireland's golfers ers. 9.40 Feature Film: The 'em. 8.15 21 Years of the (b/w). 8.00 Public Ac- 11.35 p.m. Marian 7.30-8.00 p.m. Film 9.30- carried off the prestigious Killing Fields. A drama Two Ronnies. 9.00 News; count. 8.30 Wildlife Show- Finuncane reflects on the 11.50 p.m. Yentl. In the van- Dunhill Cup against the based on the memoirs of Regional News; Weather. case: Puffins.' 9.00 Arena: week's television in the ished Poland of long a go a odds. 11.15 Late News. New York Times reporter 9.30 Making Out. 10.20 'Tales From Barcelona,' company of three guest re- young woman, Yentl by 11.20 Late Night Movie: A Sidney Schanberg, who re- That Old Cup Magic. 10.30 Newsnight. 11.15 viewers. name, wishes to become a 10.50 Film: Copacabana. Weatherview. 11.20 World Letter To Three Wives. mained in Cambodia after NETWORK 2 — Cursai. Talmudic scholar and of- First showing of the Barry Darts. 12.05-1.35 a.m. Starring Jeanne Craine, American evacuation. Stars Clar chursai reatha, fends against tradition by Manilow musical (1985). Film: L'Addition. (subti- Linda Darnell, Ann Sothern Sam Waterston and Haing caidrimh agus ceol ama cur i saying Kaddish over her fa- 12.25 a.m. Weather. tled). and Kirk Douglas. S. Ngor. lathair ag Sean O Tuairisg ther's grave. Abandoning agus Cynthia Ni Mhurchu. her woman's role, cropping American Football 8.00- her hair and dressing as a 9.00 p.m. Lizzie's Pictures boy, she sets off to find a 10.50-11.50 p.m. A new Yeshiva where she might RDAY, JANUARY T four-part series. study under a renowned Rabbi and argue with fellow TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 students. And so begins an RTE 1— Film 7.35-9.00 adventure filled with songs. p.m. The Great Ice Rip-Off. Starring: Barbra Streisand, Timing a series of robberies Mandy Patinkin, Amy Irv- 9.25 Film: Tarzan And 12.50 News Headlines 8.15 Saturday Starts Here. 9.00 a.m. Ceefax. 12.00 to connect with an interstate ing and Steven Hill. The Mermaid. Starring and Weather. 12.54 Sports Peter Simon introduces this Open University. 2.00 Film: bus between Seattle and San NETWORK 2 — Cursai Johnny Weismuller and j.Stadium. 5.05 Wired, a 13 - morning's entertainment, Criminal Court. Fast mov- Diego might have seemed a 7.05-7.30 p.m. What's My Brenda Joyce. 10.30 Action part rock series featuring starring Bananaman. 8.20 ing thriller with Tom Con- brilliant ruse to this gang of Line 7.30-8.00 p.m. Station Saturday. 1.05 The the hottest music and the Corners. 8.40 Chucklevi- way as a bright lawyer and semi-professional jewel Hardy Boys Mysteries: As- latest news. 6.00 Pet World, sion with the Chucke broth- Martha O'Driscoll his singer sault On A Tower. 1.55 the first in a new ten-part ers and Billy Butler. 9.00 girlfriend ( 1946 b/w). 3.00 New Headlines and Weath- series about pets. 6.30 Fam- Going Live. 12.12 p.m. Film: "A Tale Of Two er followed by Faerie Tale ily Ties. 6.55 Nuacht. 7.00 Weather. 12.15 Grandstand. Cities. A 1980 tv film of Theatre. 3.00 Blondie . . . Iris '89. 7.30 News Head- 5.05 News; Weather. 5.15 Dickens' story starring BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS In Society. 4.20 Saturday lines and Weather followed Box 'Em In (new series). Chris Sarandon in the dual ATTENTION FARMERS! Matinee: Apache,, starring by Feature Film: Viva Zap- 5.40 Wales On Saturday. role of Charles Darney and We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right price:— Burt Lancaster and Jean ata. Marlon Brando stars in 6.05 Jim'll Fix It (new se- Sydney Carton, Peter Cush- Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, Coarse Peters. 6.00 The Angelus. this all action if somewhat ries). Jimmy Saville realis- ing, Kenneth More, Flora 6.01 News. 6.15 Mailbag. idealised version of the life es viewers' dreams. 6.40 Robson and Billie Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts (with Romen- 6.35 Down Here With A of Mexican revolutionary Bob's Full House. 7.15 Whitelaw. 5.30 World san), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Nuts, Broiler View To Above. A Munster leader, Emiliano Zapata. 'Alio 'Alio! 7.40 The Paul Darts. 6.30 Because The Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig Rations, Bonham Almanac in twelve predic- From a simple, illiterate Daniels Magic Show (new Scenery Is Better. 7.20 Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, K.N.Z. Mineral tions, poised by Alf Mc- peasant, Zapata rises to be- series). "Newsview. 8.05 Randy Licks, etc., etc.—All at unbeatable prices. Carthy and Isobel Healy. come a forceful leader and 8.25 Columbo (new se- Travis at the Royal Albert MICHAEL BEECHER 7.05 MacGyver. 8.00 I Live eventually President but in- ries). Starring Peter Falk as Hall. 9.00 In Pursuit of Don TALLOWWHYOTGIV, CO. EWATERFOR US A TRY D Here: John McNutt. 9.00 capable of handling the the amiable shambling de- Juan. 10.15 The Film Club. News. 9.15 Niall Toibin pace as he dealt with years tective. 9.40 News and The Flying Parade. The first 'Live.' The best from this of campaigning against the Sport; Weather. of two early shorts depicts gifted entertainer's one-man dictatorship of President 9.55 Sportfolio. Match the day-to-day life of a show, recorded "in concert" Diaz. Also starring Jean Pe- Of the Day: The Road To Catholic priest in New THE GROVE FILLING STATION, TALLOW at the Braemor Rooms in ters and Anthony Quinn. Wembley. Mexico who flics his own TYRES! — TYRES! — TYRES! 9.35 The Modern World: plane called 'The Spirit of Dublin. 10.15 Kenny 'Live.' 12.00 Film: A Man NEW RADIALS: 1 55X1 2—£21.00 Ten Great Writers: Luigi Pi- St. Joseph' (b/w); and Day 11.40 Late Night Movie: Called Horse. Richard 155X13—£23.00 A Walk With Love And randello. 10.40 Tales from Of The Fight. A short look- Harris stars in the story of 165X13—£25.00 Death. A 14th century tale the Hollywood Hills. 11.45 a 19th-century aristocrat ing at middleweight boxer of a love affair between a Rocking the Night Away. captured by the Sioux Walter Cartier's day of New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, student and the daughter Fast-paced special bringing who humiliate him and preparation leading to his Semperit, Michelin, Vredestein, Marshall and many more. of a nobleman at a time together the vast and varied treat him as a horse, fight at 10 o'clock in the REMOULDS: 135x13, 145x13,155x13, 165x13—All £11.00 when French peasants talents of a legendary col- though he gradually inte- evening (b/w).10.40 Film: 20-50 oil only £5.50 per gallon were in revolt against the lection of classic rockers grates himself with his Lolita. James Mason, Sue aristocracy Starring An- whose combined career captors in an attempt to Lyon and Peter Sellers star. We stock New Tyres in all sizes, including Tractor. jelica Huston and Assai record sales more than 200 (1962 b/w). 1.10-2.00 a.m. survive (1970). 1.50 a.m. Tel. NOEL HENLEY 058/56298 Dyan. million . weather. World Darts. Open for Petrol, Diesel and Car Gas, 7 days, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1989 PAGE 11 ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

Thursday, January 5—DISCO Scholars Night Out. Over 18s Friday, January 6—DISCO Over 23s Saturday, January 7 — DISCO Over 23s Sunday, January 8—DISCO Over 23s

BALLYDUFF THEATRE GROUP presents THE NEW BRIDGIE TERRIE'S- Above is an outside view of the Bridgie Terrie Lounge Bar at the Pike, Dungarvan which "MANY YOUNG opened its doors to the public shortly before Christmas. Now owned by Maurice Kiely it was formerly known as "The Thatch" but under the new ownership, a major reconstruction job was undertaken and has resulted in a premises which MEN OF TWENTY" provides every comfort for customers. Manager of the new Bridgie Terrie Lounge is Gerry O'Mahoney who up to recently was "the Guv'nor" at Radley's in Abbeyside. Regular week-end entertainment is provided and an official opening of the IN ST. MICHAEL'S HALL, BALLYDUFF premises is planned for Thursday, January 19. ON 6th, 7th and 8th JANUARY Booking: (058)60208 BALLYDUFF THEATRE PANORAMIC GROUP PRESENT ORMONDE — DUNGARVAN

LAWLOR'S "MANY YOUNG MEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 HOTEL OF TWENTY" 3 DAYS (16's) Ballyduff Theatre Group which has caught the public DUNGARVAN has, by popular demand ex- imagination and inspired the BUSTER tended its run of the John B. incredible demand for seats. Keane classic to attempt to Once the director has suc- satisfy the many disappoint- ceeded in recovering his LATE SHOW —11 P.M. JANUARY SPECIAL ed customers who failed to cast from their Christmas FRIDAY & SATURDAY Seafood Vol-Au-Vents see it in its initial run. Six celebrations there are three (OVER 18) Bread and Mushroom in Garlic full houses already beams performances on the week- Mayonnaise of Chicken and Pineapple testimony to the quality of end of the 6th, 7th and 8th Farmhouse Egg Mayonnaise performance and production of January. Smoked Mackeral Salad in a show of verve and vi- The Saturday night perfor- brancy of music and dance, mance is a charity occasion SUSPECT of extravagant comedy but with all proceeds in aid of Soup of the Day above all else, of novelty. St. Carthage's Home, Lis- The show sparks of new- more. Booking at (058) Deep Fried Squid Rings with ness and it is this newness 60208. Thousand Island Dressing Chicken Kiev Monkfish Sweet and Sour THE 'CATS' BAR Sole Bonne Femme MOUNT MELLERAY Roast Stuffed Loin of Pork and Apple Sauce DUNGARVAN GOLF Thursday, January 5— Seafood Curry USUAL CARD DRIVE Roast Stuffed Turkey and Ham, Friday, January 6— Cranberry Sauce CLUB NOTES PROGRESSIVE 45 in aid of Melleray G.A.A. Jackpot £100 Selection of Fresh Vegetables and Potatoes Sunday, January 8— RESULTS FIXTURES SING ALONG WITH PHOENIX Choice of Dessert from Trolley Mon. 19th December to Sat 7th — 14 Hole Stable- Sat. 24th — 1, V. Hayes ford; Sunday 8th — 18 Tea or Coffee (14) 33 pts; 2, P. Noctor (10) Hole Stableford. £11. 24 pts. SOCIAL CALENDER Complimentary Carafe of Wine per couple. Christmas Morning — 1, Sat. 7th — Poker Classic For reservations Tel. 058/41122 or 41056 N. Spratt 22 pts. commencing 8.30 p.m. JR'S NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL St. Stephens Day — 1, R. Entry £5 per player. Telephone 058/54304; 54219 MAIN BAR Spratt (14) 4 up. Sat. 14th — table Quiz: Tues. 27th Mixed Scram- Team of 4, open draw for part- EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT—WILLIE WHITE ble — C. Power (13), D. ners. Commencing 8,30 p.m. Saturday, January 7— Twomey (19), S. Mansfield Draw for partners 8.00 p.m. PARTY NITE DISCO (18), M. Dee (29). — 32 Sat. 21st — Jazz Nite Over 18. Neat Dress. Bar ZETAS NITE CLUB gross. commencing 9 p.m. IN LOUNGE REFLECTIONS Semi-open 28th, 29th, Friday, Jan. 6 — 60's DISCO Sat. 28th — Annual Quiz Sunday, January 8— 30th — 1, Wm. Power (17) commences. See further Saturday & Sunday — DISCO 36 pts; 2, J. Deasy (12) 34 STARLIGHT Dancing to top DJs editions for details. pts; 3, M. O'Connor Jnr (17) Friday Nights — 45 Wishing all our customers a Happy and Prosper- 34 pts; 4, J. Lavan (10) 33 Drives continuing. ous New year pts. —P.R.O. .PAGE V2 DliwiGARVAfsl LEADER, ELECTED TO I.F.A. COUNTY

EXECUTIVE LIGHTS DRAW LISMORE F.C. NOTES Lawton for Shanahan and P. St. Stephens Day Mixed Lismore Christmas Lights Last Sunday morning we Prendergast. Foursome — 1, K. Madden Draw was held on Decem- travelled to Carrignagour The winning of the league and D. Cahill 31 nett. At the annual general lowed supply milk until next ber 20 in the Lismore for a top of the table clash is now in our own hands and 27, 29, and 30 Dec. 9 Hole meeting of Waterford Coun- April. Reactor Compensa- Hotel. The prizewinners with neighbours Glenview while we cannot take any Stableford. Best Two Cards ty Executive I.F.A. held in tion needs to be brought up were: 1, Niall Power, £100; and came back with a point team for granted, we must — 1, M. O'Shea (20) 42 pts; Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan to full replacement value. 2, John Joe Flynn, £50; 3, which keeps us 3 points expect full points from our 2, J.Gill (12) 37 pts. recently, the following V.A.T. Refund to farmers Dan Sheehan, ham; 4, clear with 5 games remain- remaining five games. Our 31st Dec. 1st., and 2nd County Officers were elect- must be increased to its pre- Carthage Stack, bottle ing. next league game is at home Jan. Open Three — Ball ed for 1988/89: vious level, stated Mr. Mur- brandy; 5, P. Hickey, bottle to Mogeely on Sunday, Jan- Scramble — 1, R. Ormonde Co. Chairman — Gerry phy. whiskey. uary 15. (6), B. Ormonde (16), J. Farmer suppliers to pro- Murphy (Clonea Branch), LISMORE A.C. NOTES Next Sunday the marrieds Lenane (17); 2, R. Ormonde cessing plants will have to Co. Vice-Chairman — Tom On Sunday, December 11, and singles play their annual (6), J. Hornibrook (10), B. be protected under the Re- Leahy (Dungarvan Branch), Lismore A.C. had a large challenge. Kick-off 2.30 Ormonde (16); 3', F. Geary tention of Title Documents Co. Secretary — Harry crowd travelling to Co. p.m.The new year in the (8), M. Troy (10), F. available from I.F.A. Mr. Gray (Stradbally Branch), Clare to compete in the club was certainly ushered Howard (24). Best Visitor Murphy also called for an Co. Treasurer — Michael Munster Championships. in with a flourish. The num- — J. Hennessy (8), M. immediate extension of the Keane (Kinsalebeg Branch), This was the last meeting ber of people who attended Fitzgerald (16), D. Fitzger- Disadvantaged Areas Co. P.R.O., Anthony Ryan for our club in 1988 and all and the very evident enjoy- ald (Youghal). Scheme in Co. Waterford. (Ballymacarbry Branch). the athletes did very well. ment of all made the New FIXTURES — Sat. 7 and Delegates to the National In the girls u-8 Caroline Or- Year's Eve party a tremen- Sun. 8 January, 9 Hole v Commodity Committees monde ran a terrific race dous success. A lot of credit Par. Re-Entry. elected are as follows: Ani- YOUGHAL and finished 6th. The Coun- We were at full strength must go to the ladies for the CLUB SECRETARIES mal Health — John Cash- C.B.S. NEWS ty team were in 1st posi- on Sunday morning but trojan work they did in AND OTHERS PLEASE man (Ballinameela Branch), tion. The girls u-10 County twice in the first half we catering for so many people. NOTE Dairy — Pierce Casey (Kil- team were 2nd. The Lis- had to come from behind The list for the Spring Club Secretaries and macthomas Branch), Farm GOLF —AN more girls ran great races after defensive errors. League is filling up very P.R.O.'s in the Lismore dis- Business — Patrick Phelan HISTORIC with Claire Dunne finishing Brendan Lawton, playing a quickly and members who trict may hand in their notes (Ballymacarbry Branch), 12th, Claire Moore 18th, captain's part all through wish to play should ensure to Willoughbys, Industrial — Gerry Murphy FIRST FOR Alison Howard was 26th, the 90 minutes and Seamus that their names are in be- Newsagents, Lismore (by (Clonea Branch), Livestock Ann Marie Lineen 41st and Prendergast were our goal fore January 9. kind permission) where they — Tom Leahy (Dungarvan YOUGHAL Christine O'Keeffe 43rd. scorers. This weeks competition will be collected by Ms. Branch), Rural Develop- C.B.S. Our forwards in the sec- was 9 Hole Stableford, best Frances Cunningham who is ment — Dan O'Loughlin two cards, and was won by now the "Leader" Corre- Victory in the final of the ond half had so many (Ballymacarbry Branch), M. O'Shea. spondent for Lismore. The Cork Schools Golf Champi- chances it was embarrass- Sheep — James Coughlan RESULTS — Christmas same applies to anyone who onship at Cork Golf Club ing, but could not convert (Kinsalebeg Branch), West- Day Two Club — 1, T. O'- may have items for publica- recently went to Youghal them into scores. "Spider" ern — William Lane (Bally- Donovan 35 nett; 2, P. Car- tion in the Lismore Notes C.B.S. when they beat Barry at midfield had one duff Upper), Grain — John of his best games all sea- rie 36.5 nett. column each week. O'Mahony (Tallow Branch), Hamilton High School 2.5 to 1.5 in a thrilling final. son, while Kieran Foley at Horse — William O'Don- centre half proved he is the nell (Stradbally Branch). The victory gave Youghal the coveted county title for best in this position in the Mr. Gerry Murphy an historic first time. league. thanked the delegates for re- Fergal Coleman won the Lismore — M. Fitzgerald, electing him Co. Chairman 18-hole to halve his match In the girls u-11 Ciara S. Prendergast, E. Cusack, for a further term and for and swing the issue in Tobin ran a great race and K. Foley, D. Landers, B. KNOW YOUR their help in the past year. Youghal's favour. finished 48th. The girls u- Prendergast, C. Barry, T. He also thanked the Com- Results: Youghal's P. 14 were very lucky, they re- Pratt, B. Lawton (capt.), B. modity Committee Repre- RIGHTS Brown (9) beat M. O'Neill ceived 2nd club team prize Shanahan, P. Prendergast. sentatives for their work in (11) 4 and 3; B. Lupton (12) and 3rd county team prize. Subs — B. Landers and K. the past twelve months beat B. O'Neill (13) 2 and 1; Valerie Barry had a terrific He stated that the main F. Coleman (13) halved with race and finished 8th, Q. — I have to go into and Voluntary Teaching: problems facing farmers F. O'Neill (17); E. Farrell Geraldine Barry 9th, Edel hospital shortly for a minor Private — £96.00, Semi- were the number of small (18) lost to C. Mahony 4 Caples 18th, Rena Carey operation. I intend to go private — £70.00; milk producers who were and 2. 26th, Noelle Fennessy 47th, CAPPOQUIN into a semi-private room County Hospital and Vol- over quota and not being al- Joan Coleman 71st. Ashling and I want to know if I will untary Non-Teaching Hos- Gilligan also ran a good MAN TOLD be allowed anything off the pital: Private — £73.50, race.In the girls u-17 "YOU CANT bill because I have a Hospi- Semi-private — £55.00; Jacqueline Fitzgerald fin- tal Service Card. District Hospitals: Private ished 5th. DEFY A. — If you go into a pri- — £36.00, Semi-private — £27.50. DUNGARVAN So, as you can see, all our vate or semi-private room in GARDAr" As well as paying for the girls ran terrific races and a public hospital or to a pri- A man who defied the gar- private bed you also have to I'm sure they're not sorry to vate hospital you have to dai and the law for three pay the consultants in- SCHOOLGIRL FOR have a break for a few pay the full costs involved months by refusing to move volved. weeks. But 1989 is now — you do not carry your the burnt out shell of a here so they'll have to get public entitlement with you. This column has been motor car was fined £50 at E.S.B. COOK ELECTRIC ready for the long summer The current daily cost of complied by Dungarvan Cappoquin Court. ahead. I'm sure with good staying in private beds in Community Information commitment they'll be fit William Walsh, Barrack public hospitals is as fol- Centre which provides a COMPETITION for anything. Street, Cappoquin, was con- lows: free and confidential service victed of dangerous parking to the public. We also had a good crowd Health Board Regional on August 28 last. of boys in Co. Clare run- For the fifth year in suc- Sixteen finalists — four Garda Oliver Croke told ning for us. In the boys u-8 cession boys and girls in from each region (north, the court that he approached David O'Gorman ran a ter- second level schools all south, east and west) — will Walsh many times over a rific race and finished 8th. over the country have been compete on April 4 and 5 to period of three months and In the u-10 boys Thomas KIDS CORNER taking part in the early decide the four regional asked him to remove the ve- Barry finished 3rd, James 3, Priory House, rounds of the '89 Cook winners, and these in turn hicle. He had also received McNamara was 15th, Bren- Electric Schools Competi- will meet in the overall final a notice from Waterford dan Landers 27th and Gary Friary Street, tion, organised by the Elec- on April 6. County Council. Keane 40th. tricity Supply Board and The first stage of the com- Garda Croke said the Dungarvan. In the boys u-13 Ryan Northern Ireland Electricity. petition which involved the burnt out shell of a car Flynn finished 83rd. The The finals alternate be- selection of a representative caused a considerable ob- boys u-17 County team tween north and south, and of each competing school struction, especially at were first with a good run JANUARY SALE this time it is Dublin's turn has now been completed. night. from Carl Landers who fin- with the ESB acting as Among those chosen to rep- District Justice W. F. O'- NOW ON ished 12th. hosts at a venue in the capi- resent their schools and who Connell said the defendant On behalf of the club I Fantastic Bargains tal. The competition is open now go forward for possible was greatly mistaken if he would like to thank every- to young people in the age selection as regional con- thought he could defy the one who supported us at Children's Wool Coats- Ages 2-4 were group 12 to 16 who are at- tenders is Elaine Sheridan. gardai, the law, and every- our annual disco which was tending second level St. Joseph's Secondary one else. £56.99 now £35 held on December 22. All schools where Home Eco- School, Presentation Con- Supt. P. J. Hayes prosecut- money went towards our Jumpers- were £13.99 now £9 nomics is part of the cur- vent, Dungarvan. ed. club funds — P.R.O. Baby Track Suits * £3 each DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAR Y24, 1989 PAGE 13 Tallow & Roundabout Notes

begin in February. Any club Liam Frazer, Convent Street, William Murphy, Wood- 14th minute but his volley TALLOW FOOTPATHS The club wish to congratu- interested in same please Tallow on winning one of view; Betty Stritch, Fermoy; was well saved by the Inch Cllr. Willie McDonnell has late John Flynn and Lau- notify league committee by the major prizes in the Mary Power, Dungarvan; keeper. United took the lead received the following letter rence O'Hara who will be January 9. from the County Engineer £400,000 Nationwide Fine Mary Curran, Aglish; Billy coming of age on Friday, in the 25th minute when Schoolboys Clubs — It is Mr. John O'Flynn: Gael Draw. However the top Henley, Woodview; Finbarr January 6. These two people Colin Cunningham scored nice to see new underage prize of £20,000 went to Mr. Power, Campfire; Marie have recently joined our from close range. United "I wish to refer to the No- clubs starting off in the area Sean O'Leary of the Cork Crowley, Lismore; Peggie supporters club and we wish had one other chance to in- tice of Motion moved by at the moment. Two clubs South Central Constituency. Maher, Cappoquin; Nora them every success on Fri- crease their lead in the 29th you at the Co. Council meet- i.e. Mogeely and Valley Mr. Frazer was the only Condon Parktdota; J. Hig- day night. minute when Henley and ing on 28th November as Rangers are in the process winner in the second of four gins, Fermoy; Stella Flaherty combined well follows "That the Council TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES of starting up. Well done to draws in the Waterford Con- O'Brien, Tallow; Mrs. down the left wing before carry out improvements to The clubs extends a vote both. stituency. The winning ticket Leahy, Knockmourne; Frank Flaherty's cross was headed the footpath at Chapel of sympathy to the O h- Street, Tallow, as it has dete- was sold by Cllr. Willie Mc- O'Brien, Tallow; Caroline just over by the inrushing RED HOUSE LEAGUE Ancoc family, Chapel Barry. At the break Cun- riorated in places". Donnell, Tallow Mulcahy, Woodview; ARDMORE 0 Noreen Hartigan, Ballyduff; Street, on the recent death of ningham's goal still separat- A considerable amount of BRIDE VIEW 3 KILWATERMOY CHURCH Lena Walsh, Ballyduff; Sean O h-Ancoc. Sean was ed the sides. footpath in Tallow is in poor RENOVATION FUND 6 United had a fine away Monica Griffin, Cappoquin, an avid follower of the United attacked straight condition, including the one WEEK NON-STOP-DRAW win on Sunday morning last (£100); Eileen Kearney, Bal- game in Tallow as his son from the kick off in the sec- to which you refer in Chapel On behalf of the above against Ardmore. United lyduff; Maureen McCarthy, Tomas was the regular net- ond half and Danny Mc- Street. The cost of improve- committee I would like to were well on top in the first Tallow. Next Sunday night minder with Tallow teams Grath's marvellous shot ments to the worst section at thank everyone for their half but they missed numer- jackpot £300 (45 calls). for a number of years. To went over the bar after just 4 Chapel St. would involve re- generous support in joining ous chances in front of goal. his wife and family, rela- minutes. But Inch struck instatement of some 30 lin- our non-stop-draw which Happy New Year to all our We led at the break thanks tives and friends our sincer- back with a fine goal two eal yards of footpath and is was a huge success. I would loyal patrons. to a John Joe Henley goal est sympathy. Ar dheis De minutes later to put them estimated to cost approxi- also like to thank those who TALLOW BADMINTON just before half time. go raibh a anam. — Padraig back into the game. Inch mately £800. There is no fi- gave very generous contri- NOTES Ardmore showed briefly in O Siochain, P.R.O. piled on the pressure and nance available in the butions to our fund and also Badminton resumes in the the second half and almost U-16 CORNER HOUSE only some good goal-keep- present year to implement to all those who sold cards hall on this Tues. and Wed. grabbed an equaliser in the LEAGUE ing by Ahearne and good this work but I have asked and helped in any other way. nights after the Christmas 48th minute but Kevin defensive work by McDon- the Area Engineer to en- The winners were: lay-off. We play away to UNITED ARE LEAGUE Tobin got down well to push CHAMPIONS nell, Henley, Mcintosh and deavour to do so, at the ear- Week 1 — 1, Betty Gillen; Lady Lane on Fri., January 6 the ball outside the post for Doyle kept United in the liest practicable date his 2, Gary Moloney; 3, in the first round and first BRIDE VIEW UTD 2 a corner. After this is was all game. It was Flaherty who year. Michael Mahoney. Week 2 leg of the knockout cup with INCH 1 one way traffic and further came to United's rescue i n The worst section of foot- — 1, Carmel Duggan; 2, the second leg in Tallow on United won the league title goals from John Henley and the 58th minute when he path in Tallow is considered Helen Condon; 3, Dot Lom- Monday night Jan. 9. Our u- in a thrilling game played in Dermot Henley gave United scored the all important goal to be that adjacent to Hamp- bard. Week 3 — 1, An- 18's played in the Waterford Tallow on St. Stephens' Day. 2 valuable league points. ton's and if funding becomes nemarie Houlihan; 2, Dan championship in Kilbarry on We needed a draw while that saw United clinch the championship. Team — K. Tobin, P. available, hopefully this too Walsh; 3, Jackie Baldwin. Thursday, December 29, Inch had to win to clinch the Sheehan, P. Prescod G. Sice, can be dealt with during Week 4— 1, Veronica Uni- Colin Cunningham and An- championship. United were Well done however to a K. Murphy, G. Hogan, S. 1989". acke; 2, John Houlihan; 3, gela Curley reached the made fight all the way by a gallant Inch side for helping Curley, D. Henley, J. P. John Lyons. Week 5 — 1, semi-final. Denis OFlaherty to make this game a thriller SYMPATHY EXPRESSED gallant Inch side and it took Henley, P. Curley and B. Eamonn Long; 2, Dan Sav- and Colin Cunningham lost for the crowd present. Sincere sympathy was a late goal by Denis Flaher- Henley. Res. — D. Henley. age; 3, Betty Gillen. Week 6 out in the first round while United's Team — G. expressed at a recent meet- ty to give us the Champi- Footnote — It was nice to Denis Martin and Frances Ahearne, P. McDonnell, G. ing of the Tallow Fine Gael — 1, Eddie Heskin; 2, Mar- onship cup. see Dermot Henley back in Murphy also lost out in the Doyle, G. Mcintosh, C. Branch to the McCarthy garet Walsh; 3, Maro United opened well and United's colours on Sunday first round but no doubt the Henley, C. Cunningham, D. family , Convent St.; the Kingston. (Advt.) —P.R.O. Clive Barry was unlucky last. We understand Dermot experience gained from McGrath, P. Henley, D. Quinlan family, Tallow Hill; TALLOW COMMUNITY after just 3 minutes when he could be around for a few these championships will be Doyle, G. Barry, D. Flaher- and the Hancock family, HALL RESULTS shot over. One minute later weeks. David Henley out in- valuable to them in the fu- ty. Res. both used — G. Chapel Street, all of whom Bridie Clancy, Aghern; United put together a fine jured could be back next ture. Beecher and G. P. Grey. Res had sad bereavements re- Josephine Power, Cappo- move, Barry's cross was week. Thomas McCarthy headed on by Peter Henley not used — D. Mangan and should be back in the next cently. quin; John Dalton, Cappo- Congratulations to all con- S. Hampton. quin; Treasa Curley, Tallow; cerned and thanks to Fiona to Flaherty but his shot 3/4 weeks. It looks however TALLOW PRIZE-WINNER Presentation — The tro- Violet Fitzpatrick, Fermoy; for looking after them in grazed the post. Flaherty as if Philly Curley will be Congratulations to Mr. phies and medals were pre- Waterford. was almost in again in the out for the rest of the sea- sented after the game by son, Philly is now the new Mrs. Bridie Martin of The manager as Liam Moroney Corner House Bar. Our had to retire due to business REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS thanks to Bridie for her commitments. sponsorship. Co-op Draw — A re- Thanks — Both United minder to all collectors to and Inch would like to thank have their money in by this referee Paddy Pollard for his weekend. excellent handling of the Next Fixture — Sunday game. next 11.30 a.m. Bride View Cup Competition — The v. Ardmore. draw for the U-16 Cup will Red House league meeting be made at The Red House next Monday night at The Bar, Lismore on Monday, Red House Bar, Lismore at January 9. 9 o'clock. The 1st, and 2nd, U-14 League and Cup — round draws for the Dungar- The above mentioned league van Tyre Centre Cup takes and cup competitions will place at this meeting.

BRENNAN ANIMAL HEALTH Prop. Jim Brennan, MARHABA Summerville Ave., Waterford ^Ph^si/ysi^ ALL ANIMAL DOSING The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" series this week was taken in the early 1950's by Tom Tobin and shows a group of trout anglers at Tallow Bridge, Tallow, for the presentation of prizes after a fishing competition in the river Bride. First Class Products at Competitive Incidentally those were the carefree days on the Bride before any such thing as a trout rod licence was even dreamt of. Prices In the Group are: Back Row (I. to r.) Ms. Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Ferguson (Dentist Youghal) R.I.P, Jim McCarthy D. Harty, P. Walsh R.I.P., presenting Cup to M. Quinlan (centre), W. Buckley R.I.P, P. Daly R.I.P, M. Murray, - Daly j' We extend congratulations to the Dungarvan Forde, D. Lyons R.I.P., D. Garean R.I.P, Mrs. T. Tobin. Front Row J. Fraser, Mr. Tobin Senior R.I P J Cody D Lyons Leader on their 50th Anniversary ana wish M. Mulcahy R.I.P, T. Beecher, J: Geoghegan R.I.P, children of Tom Tobin. them luck for the future PAGE 14 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUAFjiV 3,1989

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Cardiff: Rugby Match — from you to find me." necessity; there are none that — In loving memory of my dear (Always remembered by your Telephone 058/41376 £104. Transport and Accommoda- can withstand your power. O husband, Stephen, late of Lyre- loving daughter Bessie.) tion. show me herein you are my naglough, Ballyduff, who died WALSH — Fifth Anniversary — TO LET — Fully furnished three on January 7, 1982. R.I.P. In loving memory of our daugh- Lourdes 1989 — 25 August, 5 mother. O Mary conceived with- Nights. Booking open. bedroomed house in Abbeyside. Masses offered. ter, Patricia Walsh, Town Parks, out sin, pray for us who have Cruise — Sept. 9 — (Fr. Suitable for 3 or 4 people. Tele- Will all those who think of him Lismore, who died January 4, O'Shaughnessy, O.S.A.) — watch recourse to thee (3 times). Holy today, 1984. phone 058/42561. MARIO'S for details. Bookings open. Mother I place this cause in A little prayer to Jesus say. To where you rest we travel, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL your hands (3 times). Holy Spir- (Always remembered by his lov- It's where we feel most near, MOTOR FACTORS OUR READERS AND CLIENTSSTRAYE D from my lands at it, you who solve all problems, ing wife Alice.) We place our flowers around MARY ST., DUNGARVAN Watch this space from now on, as Kilossera — 2 year old Friesian light all roads so that I can at- you, HODNETT — Twenty-sixth An- we will be giving you all the Travel Heifer; 2 weeks prior to Christ- And whisper that you hear, FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED tain my goal, you who gave me niversary — In loving memory of News as we get it. mas. Information to Tony Dun- To have you for a daughter, the divine gift to forgive and for- our dear father, Edward Hod- Monday to Saturday Was cause enough for pride, phy. Telephone 058/41147. get all evil against me and that nett, Ballyhane, Cappoquin, Phone 058/42417 No one could ever equal you, in all instances of my life you who died on January 5, 1963. No matter how they tried. RELIABLE PERSON WANTED R.I.P. Masses offered. are with me, I want in this short (Always remembered and loved to mind two school-going chil- prayer to thank you for all things CHALLENGER CLASSIFIED HOGAN —. First Anniversary — by Mam and Dad.) dren and do housework, 12.30 as you confirm once again thay TOOL HIRE In loving memory of Andrew WALSH — Fifth Anniversary — to 5.30 p.m., five days a week. In loving memory of Patricia ADVERTS. 1 never want to be separated Hogan of Clonea and London, Building, Household, Reply by letter only to Box No. Walsh, Town Parks West, Lis- from you in eternal glory. Thank who died on January 6, 1988. Garden and Car Tools. B587 "Leader" Office. Beautiful memories woven in more, who died on January 4, McGUIRE'S GARDEN CENTRE you for your mercy towards me gold, 1984. Monday to Saturday is open every Sunday from 11 and mine. The person must say HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves This is the memory we tenderly Will those who think of her Phone 058/42417 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 this prayer on three consecutive worry, anxiety, tension and fear. hold, today, p.m. week days; closed on Mon- days. After three days the re- Teaches you to relax, helps to Just as you were you will al- A little prayer to Jesus say. day. — McGuire's Garden Cen- quest will be granted. This (Always remembered by daugh- alleviate symptoms. If you have ways be, tre, Rossduff, Woodstown. prayer must be published after Loved and remembered for ters Jennifer and Regina.) I 1 a problem telephone and make Telephone 051/82136. the favour is granted. — M.C. eternity. WALSH — Fifth Anniversary — an appointment. The cause is I FARMERS— BROKEN HANDLES, hinges (Inserted by his brother In loving memory of my sister, treated, not just the symptoms. [DEAD AND DISABLED' and glass >n all types of alu- A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED Matthew.) Patricia Walsh, Town Parks, Lis- Sessions are strictly confidential more, who died January 4, minium win.f'ws replaced. Also VIRGIN (Never known to fail) — KEANE — Fifth Anniversary — •CATTLE AND CALVES and by appointment only. Car- 1984. 0 most beautiful flower of In loving memory of Bobby COLLECTED top quality I'VC windows sold When we are sad and lonely, ried out in quiet, private sur- Keane, 71 O'Connell Street, and fitted. Ccn'nct M. Queally Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, And everything goes wrong, Prompt Service roundings. — W. H. Dungarvan, who died on Jan- 058/41323. splendour of heaven, blessed We seem to hear you whisper, Middleton-Leyton, MBSH, The uary 4, 1984. R.I.P. I CROTTY'S, DUNGARVAN I Mother of the Son of God, Im- Cheer up and carry on. TOOL HIRE - SALES, SER- Lodge, Mocollop, Ballyduff Our lips cannot speak how we I Telephone 058/42458 I maculate Virgin assist me in my We cannot bring the old days VICE — Elec c, building, gar- Upper, Co. Waterford. Tele- loved him, I I necessity. O Star of the Sea back, den tools. V n hire, sell and Our hearts cannot tell what to phone 058/60113. (13-1) help me and show me herein When we were all together, repair. A large selection of tools say, you are my mother. O Holy But loving thoughts and happy to suit your reqi rements. Bosch A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED But God only knows how we Mary Mother of God, queen of days, Power Tools. Contact: Dungar- VIRGIN (Never known to fail) — miss him, H.G.V. LICENCE heaven and earth, I humbly be- Will live with us forever. van Electrical and Mechanical, O most beautiful flower of In our home that is lonely today. (Always remembered by sister ARTIC AND COACH seech you from the bottom of (Fondly remembered by his wife Unit 10, Quay Street, Dungar- Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, Margaret, Clem, Daniel and Pa- my heart to succour me in this Training in Modern Volvo F7 van. Telephone 058/42133. (t-c.) Bridget, daughters, sons, tricia.) splendour of heaven, blessed daughters-in-law, sons-in-law trucks with Range/change G/box necessity; there are none that WALSH — Fifth Anniversary — and Vanool 11 metre coaches. Mother of the Son of God, Im- and grandchildren.) SALE — SALE — SALE — You can withstand your power. O In loving memory of my dear maculate Virgin assist me in my LYONS — In loving memory of Why learn in older models? show me herein you are my sister Pat, Town Parks, Lismore, Special 5-day courses cannot afford to miss it — Dou- necessity. O Star of the Sea my dear father, James Lyons, mother. O Mary conceived with- whose anniversary occurs on Accommodation arranged ble Divan Beds only £69. Mi- help me and show me herein late of 2 St. Brigid's Terrace, out sin, pray for us who have January 4, 1989. crowave Cookers £139. Fridge/ you are my mother. O Holy Dungarvan, whose anniversary IRISH SCHOOL OF recourse to thee (3 times). Holy A million times we looked at you, Freezers £195. Bedroom Suites Mary Mother of God, queen of occurs at this time. R.I.P. Mass- MOTORING Mother I place this cause in A million times we cried, £159. Gas Cookers (4-burner) heaven and earth, I humbly be- es offered. DORSET STREET, DUBLIN your hands (3 times). Holy Spir- If our love could have saved £155. Glass Table and 4 Chairs seech you from the bottom of Sudden was the parting, you, Pat, Tel. Monica 746677/746037 it, you who solve all problems, £95. Unbeatable offer: Oven - my heart to succour me in this Goodbye was not to be, You never would have died. light all roads so that I can at- Treasured are the memories, Hob and Hood — all for £299. necessity; there are none that Our love for you was far too Big reductions in Carpets and tain my goal, you who gave me Of times that used to be. deep, can withstand your power. O (Always remembered by his son Vinyls. Carpet a room for £20. the divine gift to forgive and for- You left a place no one can fill, show me herein you are my Michael and daughter-in-law FOOD COMPANY get adl evil against me and that We miss you, Pat, and always Limited stocks. Hurry now to: mother. O Mary conceived with- Kitty.) in all instances of my life you will. REQUIRES MICHAEL CROWE LTD., 25-28 out sin, pray for us who have re- LYONS — Treasured memories The Quay, Waterford. "It will pay are with me, I want in this short (Never forgotten by your sister VAN course to thee (3 times). Holy of my dear father, James Lyons, you to find me." prayer to thank you for all things Ann and niece Lynne.) Mother I place this cause in late of 2 St. Brigid's Terrace, WALSH — Fifth Anniversary — SALESPERSON as you confirm once again thay Dungarvan, whose anniversary FOR SALE — 1978 Leland your hands (3 times). Holy Spir- In memory of my dear sister, West Waterford area. it, you who solve all problems, 1 never want to be separated occurs at this time. R.I.P. Mass- Patricia Walsh, Town Parks, Lis- Boxer, DOE tested to 30/6/'89. es offered. light all roads so that I can attain from you in eternal glory. Thank more, who died January 4, Suitable for horses and cattle. Will those who think of him my goal, you who gave me the you for your mercy towards me 1984. To service existing cus- Good condition. Telephone today,. tomers and establish divine gift to forgive and forget and mine. The person must say God came and stood beside 024/97263. A little prayer to Jesus say. your bed, all evil against me and that in all this prayer on three consecutive (Never forgotten by his loving new business. He took your hand and gently WANTED — Black dot button instances of my life you are with days. After three days the re- daughter Breda, son-in-law said, Apply by letter only to: accordeon. Telephone me, I want in this short prayer to quest will be granted. This Larry and family.) You have suffered more than I 058/60147. thank you for all things as you NAGLE — Eighteenth Anniver- Box No. M585 prayer must be published after can stand, sary — In loving memory of our WANTED — Good quality Beef confirm once again thay I never the favour is granted. — S.O'B. '"Leader" Office dear mother, Mrs. Mary Nagle, So come with me to a better Heifers. Top prices paid. Apply want to be separated from you land, FOR SALE — Eagle stereo late of 14 Cathal Brugha Place, James Farrell & Sons Ltd., in eternal glory. Thank you for Look after her, Lord, and let her radio tuner, Eagle amplifier Dungarvan, who died on De- Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. your mercy towards me and rest, Sanyo tape deck, Sharp cember 2, 1970. On her soul Phone 056/24158 or 24182. (t-c) mine. The person must say this sweet Jesus have mercy. Mass- Tell her we love her, she was turntable, BSR turntable and one of the best. WOMAN REQUIRED CLONMEL FOR CALVES every prayer on three consecutive es offered. 3'6" rack system cabinet. Can (Always remembered and loved FOR PART-TIME WORK Tuesday, 12 noon. Comprehen- days. After three days the re- To hear your voice and see your be sold as one or separately. by sister Mona, John and Kelly IN BAR AND sive selection of Continental X, quest will be granted. This smile, Also CB Turner Expander 500 Ann.) Hereford X and all other breeds prayer must be published after To sit and talk with you a while, RESTAURANT microphone, CB power supply WALSH — Fifth Anniversary — from leading herds in South Tip- the favour is granted. Grateful To be together in the same old Must be willing to work. and SWR meter. Telephone In loving memory of my sister, perary and Waterford; also thanks. way, Patricia Walsh, Town Parks, TELEPHONE 058/41461 058/68253. Would be our dearest wish Weanlings. — Stokes & Quirke, Lismore, who died January 4,1984. today. In tears we watched you suffer, Clonmel. (30-5) IN GRATEFUL THANNKS to (Always remembered and sadly Our Lady of Lourdes, the Sa- ACKNOWLEDGMENT We saw you fade away, missed by daughters Hanny, And though our hears were SALE — SALE — SALE — You cred Heart of Jesus, for request ALLEN — The wife, son, Sissie, Lolly, sons Patsy, breaking, PLANNING NOTICES cannot afford to miss it — Dou- daughters, son-in-law, broth- Christie, Louie and grandchil- granted. We knew you could not stay. Co. Portlairge — Is mian duinn ble Divan Beds only £69. Mi- ers and sisters of the late dren.) God saw you were so weary, cead a lorg o Comhairle Con- crowave Cookers £139. Fridge/ ALL TYPES of bicycles sup- John Allen, Hampshire, Eng- POWER — First Anniversary A cure was not to be, ndae Port Lairge meadu a chur Freezers £195. Bedroom Suites plied and all makes of bikes land (formerly Ballyquinn, —In loving memory of Richard So he gently closed your tired eyes, le'n ar d'tigh connaithe i Culrua, £159. Gas Cookers (4-burner) supplied to order. Apply Patrick Ardmore) wish to thank most Power, late of Kilcannon, Cap- And whispered come to me. An Sean Phobal. — Micheal £155. Glass Table and 4 Chairs Barry, Bracken Bar, Tallow. Tele- sincerely all those who sym- pagh, who died on January 6, (Sadly missed by your brother agus Eibhlin O Mathuna. £95. Unbeatable offer: Oven - phone 058/56291. (t-c) pathised with them in their re- 1988. Patrick, Margaret, Nicola, Tanya.) Waterford County Council — Hob and Hood — all for £299. FOR SALE — Front Spoiler for cent sad bereavement; those What he suffered he told but WILLIS — Fourth Anniversary — In loving memory of the late Permission is sought from Wa- Big reductions in Carpets and a Renault 5 (new); Parts for who sent Mass cards and few, terford County Council to alter Vinyls. Carpet a room for £20. messages of sympathy and He did not deserve what he Harry Willis, Kilwinney, Tallow, 1978 Fiat 127 and 1976 Fiat who died on December 28,1984. roof to dwelling and erect an ex- Limited stocks. Hurry now to: all those who have shown went through, 127 inc. good 145x13 tyres. Tired and weary, he made no Friends who think of him today, tension to the rear at 36 New MICHAEL CROWE LTD., 25-28 great kindness. The holy sac- Many parts for other cars also fuss, A little prayer to Jesus say. Street, Lismore. Signed: Mrs. The Quay, Waterford. "It will pay available. Telephone rifice of the Mass will be of- But tried so hard to stay with us. (Always remembered by his lov- Margaret Hallissey. you to find me." 058/68253. fered for the intentions of all. (From your loving son Michael ing wife, children and grandchil- dren). Jif. /j/.r.ivr. and Carmel.) W »* V v rv v V DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1989

Attendance NEWS OF SPRATT TOWN AND Encouraging At Credit

KNOCKAUN, CAPPAGH ROUNDABOUT (Executors Sale — Ann O'Sullivan, Deceased) Union's 18th A.G.M. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE I.C.A. CELEBRATE their generosity in making it OUTSTANDING ROADSIDE FARM The 18th Annual General Dungarvan I.C.A. cele- possible once again to pro- accordance with rule. P. c. 51 acres or thereabouts (SM) Meeting of Lismore and brated the 30th anniversary vide the Christmas party in Lawton, E. O'Shea, G. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY NOW OR AUCTION Cappoquin Credit Union, of their Guild with a very the school. This generous Walsh, E. Fenton, V.O'Ke- LATER. Ltd., was held at Affane enjoyable Dinner at gesture is very much appre„- effe, D. Kennefick, W. These lands, presently in pasture, are situate a short dis- Parochial Hall recently. It Lawlor's Hotel on the 6th ciated by all concerned. — Leahy, Mrs. E. Burns, Mrs. tance from Dungarvan town and comprise some of the was the first occasion that December.The next meeting (Advt). M. Casey, Miss B. Kiely, best lands "within the Brickey Valley" and will be offered will be on to-night January the meeting had been held Mrs. M. Hickey, Mrs. E. MOTHER CRAFT CLASS- for sale in one lot, with vacant possession. 3. We wish all our members outside either of the town's Cullinane, Mrs. M. Hackett. ES Solicitors: Lanigan & Curran, Dungarvan a very prosperous new year. and the attendance was very Supervisors are Tom Hack- Ante natal relaxation encouraging and the warm (Having Carriage of Sale) — P.R.O. ett, Paddy Pollard and Der- Further particulars and Maps from: classes commence in St. and comfortable accommo- mot O'Leary. DUNGARVAN PIPE John's School, Dungarvan dation was conducive to the BAND on Tuesday, January 10. — success of the meeting as Edmond Spratt & Son, Results of Christmas (Advt). Chairperson, Paddy Lawton, Draw: £50 — Mary Cooney, NEW YEAR CEILI commented. M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058) 4.2211 O'Connell St.; £20 — John Since the Munster Fleadh Having welcomed the DROP IN Casey, Ballincollig; £10 — last July many Ceili fans members and the auditor Deirdre Flynn, Byrneville;. UNEMPLOYMENT have been looking forward Mr. E. Levingstone, the Turkey — Anne Landy, c/o to another night of dancing chairperson introduced the 7 Shears St. Abbeyside; NUMBERS IN to the Ballynoe Ceili Band. various reports. Ham — Jimmy Veale, Tele- M. J. Noonan and Son On Friday week January The report of the Board of COUNTY AND com Eireann; Brandy — Pat 13th, in Lawlors Hotel the Directors, was read by Sec- For Sale (By Private Treaty) c 12 acres at O'Shea, c/o Pipe Band; £5 CITY Co. Board C.C.E. host a retary Gerard Walsh and each — Teresa and Marie In reply to a Dail Question Toor, Lismore. Ceili to coincide with the with membership up by 130, Elliott; Josie Flynn, by Deputy Austin Deasy in Co. convention which com- savings by 16%, loans by Excellent quality lands, well fenced, roadside Byrneville; Brian Ormonde, the pre-Christmas session, mences at the same venue at 3%, was indicative of a year Cappoquin; Paddy Whelan, the Taoiseach, Mr. Charles and water laid on. 7.30 p.m. Dancing 10.00 of overall outstanding South Tee. Promoters Prizes Haughey stated that the p.m. to 1.30 a.m. (Advt.) progress by the Union. The Full details from total number on the Live — Don Sheil, Jim Veale, report recommended a divi- Maurice J. Noonan and Son LUCK AND BEST WISH- Register of Employment Tony O'Shea, Jim Veale and dend of 6% on shares and ES JIM Exchanges in Co. Waterford Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents Eamonn Veale. this was unanimously ap- Best wishes are extended as at November 25, 1988 Cappoquin Tel.058/54317 and 54044 We wish all our supporters proved. was 1,364 — 1,079 in Dun- a very happy and prosperous to Jim Duggan of Childers The very satisfactory Fi- garvan and 285 in Lismore. new year. — (Advt). Estate, for his appearance on "Live At Three" on RTE nancial Statement was pre- In the same period for 1987 ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL on Monday next January 9, sented by Treasurer, Eleanor the total for Dungarvan and DUNGARVAN MART The pupil's, staff and man- from all his family and Burns and the interest Lismore Employment Ex- Special Entry on Monday next, 9th January, 1989 at 2p.r agement of above school friends. among the members was in- changes was 1,545. 10 Fr. Calved Cows and 20 Fr. In-Calf Cows, wish to thank very sincerely dicated by the questions ad- DUNGARVAN CYCLING In the City, the total num- (all due in Jan./ Feb. to a Her. Bull). the vintners and hoteliers of dressed to the auditor. The These Cows come from high yielding herds in the CLUB ber of unemployed as at Dungarvan and district, for conclusion to be drawn was Dungarvan area. The above will hold their November 25, was 5,208 as Enquires to Dungarvan Mart Ph. 058/41611 that the Credit Union was in compared with 5,422 in annual general meeting at 8 a prime position to meet the p.m. in the Moorings on 1987. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN needs for future growth. Saturday, January 14. All Licensing (Ireland) Act 1833. The Credit Union Com- are welcome. (Advt.) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Section 6. mittee Report, presented by APPLY FOR A CERTIFICATE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE OF APPLICATION B.P. CHECK CENTRE Mary Hickey showed that UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF DISTRICT COURT AREA OF FOR CERTIFICATE OF Blood Pressure Check loans were in excess of a West SECTION 15 OF THE CAPPOQUIN TRANSFER OF ON-LICENCE Centres for the month of quarter of a million for 1988 GAMING AND LOTTERIES DISTRICT NUMBER 21 DISTRICT COURT Waterford January 1989 organised by and showed that the union ACT PUBLIC DANCE HALLS ACT DISTRICT COURT AREA OF the Irish Heart Foundation District Court area of 1935, SECTION 2 CAPPOQUIN was making an important Hounds Dungarvan. NOTICE OF APPLICATION DISTRICT NO. 21 in association with Regional social and economic contri- will meet District No. 21. FOR PUBLIC DANCING APPLICANT: Health Boards will be held bution in the areas where JANUARY JOHN DOYLE, LICENCE GEORGE HORSOM as Follows: the great majority of this Saturday 7 - Crough APPLICANT APPLICANT: TAKE NOTICE THAT George Wednesday, January 4 — large amount of money was Saturday 14 - Kielys Cross TAKE NOTICE that the above GEORGE HORSOM Horsom of "The Sportsman Dungarvan at Dental Sec- put into circulation. Saturday 21 - Millstreet- TAKE NOTICE THAT George named Applicant of Grattan Inn," Main Street, Cappoquin in tion, St. Joseph's Hospital OPTIMISTIC NOTE Saturday 28 - Clashmore Square, Dungarvan in the Horsom of "The Sportsman the County of Waterford intends from 2 to 3 p.m. Tom Hackett read the Su- -at 11.30 a.m. - County of Waterford will apply to Inn," Cappoquin in the County to apply to the District Court at the District Court sitting at the of Waterford intends to apply to Courthouse, Cappoquin on the pervisory Committee report Courthouse, Dungarvan on the the Court at Courthouse, Cap- 10th day of February 1989 at and here again heard that Followers are requested 25th day of January, 1989 at poquin on the 10th day of 11.00 a.m. for the confirmation optimistic note for the fu- not to make gaps on to 11.00 a.m. for a Certificate February 1989 at 11.00 a.m. for of the transfer to him of a li- ture. The following directors roads or in boundary fences under Section 15 of the Gaming the grant of a licence to use a cence attached to the Premises RECENT will guide the destinies of and to ensure that all gates and Lotteries Act, 1956 (No. 2 particular place to wit "The known as "The Sportsman Inn" the Union for 1989. Before are closed. of 1956) authorising the issue of Sportsman Inn" situate at Main situate at Main Street, Cappo- DEATHS these notes they will have Street Cappoquin in the County a licence permitting gaming at quin in the County of Waterford The following deaths also met to elect their officers in an amusement hall or funfair, of Waterford and District afore- in the Court Area and District flcdurred during the Christ- namely the "Amusement Ar- said for Public dancing. aforesaid. mas period: Mr. John Mc- cade" situate at Grattan Square, Dated this 3rd day of January Dated this 3rd day of January, Carthy, Western Terrace, Dungarvan in the Court area 1989. 1989. Dungarvan who died on De- AND further take notice that the Signed: Signed: applicant will rely on the follow- cember 29: Mrs. Rose New- MICHAEL J. HANRAHAN MICHAEL J. HANRAHAN man, Dysert, Ardmore who ing matters in support of his ap- Solicitor for Applicant, Solicitor for Applicant, died on December 22; JAMES KIELY & SONS plication: 43 Lower Main Street, 43 Lower Main Street, William Kiely, St. Joseph's (Est. 1919) (1) — The Applicant is not dis- Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. qualified by Section 8 of the Hospital, Dungarvan died (Irish Association of Funeral Directors) said Act from the promoting of on December 27; Mrs. Nora gaming under Section 6 or 7 Deli (nee Roche), SL Mart- thereof. in's Tee., Dungarvan, died FUNERAL HOME (2) — Forms of Entertainment on December 28; Mr. James other than gaming are also pro- CO. WATERFORD FARM (Jimmy) Murphy, Glenbeg, • Embalming and Cremations arranged. vided to wit: Dungarvan died on Decem- • We attend to all details - church and cemetery. 5 pin ball tables, 2 Pool tables, I RELIEF SERVICES LTD. ber 23 and Mr. Michael • Floral and Artificial Wreaths supplied. Pusher, 32 Gaming Machines, O'Hara, Kyne Park, Abbey- 10 other amusement machines Operators are required for 1989, fulltime, parttime and • Obituary Notices. side, died on December 19. (guns and videos). weekends, with experience in the following farming en* Full obiluarv notices will be SHANDON STREET AND MARY STREET Dated this 23rd day of Decem- terprizes: Sheep, Dairying/Cattle, Tractor Driving, etc,, ber, 1988. in all parts of Co. Waterford. DUNGARVAN Signed: Telephone: Shandon Street 058/42116 J. F. WILLIAMS & CO. Typ« sut and published by the ''Dungarvin Leader," 78, O'Con- Mary Street 058/41876 Solicitors, Dungarvan. Apply In writing to: P. CASEY Faha, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford nell Street.. Dungarvan, Co. Wa- Telephone David 058/42200 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN terlord and registered at the G.P.O.as a newspaper. PAGE 16 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUAFjiV 3,1989 CAPPOQUIN Si DISTRICT NOTES

RED HOUSE LEAGUE Sunday morning. At the end and Philip McGrath could goals in the final quarter Radford; 2 (joint), Fr. Bar- are level, one player from RESUMES a draw was an equitable re- be the basis of better things. sealed the issue. ron and Lil Costin, Brid each side will play a decid- The Red House League sult to a physical encounter Glenview — J. Sheehan, We renew rivalry at Bergin and Bernadette ing three games. got 1989 off to a flying start which, however never over- 0. Power, P. Casey, P. J. Grange next Sunday in a Fives; 3, Kathleen McGrath League tables are as fol- on Sunday when a full pro- stepped the mark. Goals Dolan, J. Power, J. Kett, R. back game. and Monica Walsh. lows: gramme of eight games was from Gerry Horan and Walsh, G. Horan, P. Hallis- REV. DOMINIC COFFEY, 1, Bessie Cahill and Lil Division 1 — Tavern 40, played and, while the effects Philip McGrath and Lis- sey, P. McGrath, P. Stafford, C.S.Sp. Costin; 2, Tim Doody and Lindsays 39, Dunvegan 33, of the Christmas revels were more's reply from Brendan P. Dowling. Christmas, while a time of Moira Duffy; joint 3, Mary Old Still 28, Monrisseys 27, clearly visible, perhaps the Lawton left a 2-1 situation Lismore — M. Fitzgerald, general joy and festivity, Fives and Mary Radford, Kereen 25. only upset was the defeat of as the game approached the S. Prendergast, D. Landers, was a time of deep grief for Monica O'Sullivan and Division 2 — Village Inn second placed Cappoquin break. Then disaster struck K. Foley, E. Cusack, C. some through the loss of Biddy McCarthy. 48, Deckies 40, Tavern (B) by Pinewood Utd. at Bally- for Glenview as Brendan Barry, T. Pratt, B. Prender- well loved family members. Christmas Party — 1, Fr. 31, Dunnes 29, Lindsays (B) macarbry. Lawton's well flighted free gast, B. Shanahan, P. Pren- Cappoquin in particular was Banron and Addie Buckley; 24, Toby Jug 20. A good result too by reign- was seen too late by Johnny dergast, B. Lawton, W. deeply grieved at the news 2, Lil Costin and Mary O'- The league recommences ing champions Affane who Sheehan and his despairing Landers, K. Lawton. of the death on Christmas Connor; joint 3, Monica on this coming Friday, Jan- held leaders Ballyduff to a punch only succeeded in Paddy Lawton refereed Day of Rev. Dominic Cof- Walsh and Monica O'Sulli- uary 6. Meeting in Kereen scoreless draw in Affane. sending the ball into the that promising opening to fey, C.S.Sp. He died unex- van; Kathleen O'Mahoney on Monday, January 9 at Division 2 leaders Lismore roof of his own net. 1989. pectedly at the House of his and Bessie Cahill; 4, An- 9.30 p.m. were held to a draw at Glen- The second half belonged The meeting of Affane and Order, Ardbracken, Navan. drew McGrath and Tim view and with third placed totally to a more methodical Ballyduff at Affane that af- His unexpected passing in Doody. Modeligo scoring six Lismore, but never has so ternoon was a lack lustre af- the prime of life will be a CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE against Ballysaggart, there much possession produced fair with a strange lack of source of great grief to his G.A.A. NOTES is no change at the top. so little. The approach work urgency from two sides, father William who lives in Annual General Meeting INQUEST Full results were: Division was very good, but in sight each with quite a lot to play Shanbally Terrace, Cappo- — On this Friday night, Jan- 1 — Piltown 1, Valley of goal all positive ideas for. quin, his brothers Vincent, uary 6, at the Parochial Hall, INTO FATAL Rangers 1; Youghal 1, Kil- evaporated in spite of re- Ballyduff were the better Noel and Oliver, his sisters Cappoquin, a highly suc- BUS CRASH leagh 3; Affane 0, Ballyduff peated changes, and in the organised but their overall Noreen, Kathleen and Tere- cessful year will be re- 0; Pinewood Utd. 4, Cappo- face of an inflexible Glen- game lacked the pace and sa, nephews, nieces and viewed at our annual DEATH quin 3; Ardmore 0, Bride view back four who came thrust we had seen from very many friends who en- general meeting. We are SOON View 3. Division 2 — Cap- out of the game with the them on former appear- joyed his company on his confident of a very big at- An inquest into the death poquin 3, Grange 4; Glen- maximum credit. A pity ances. Sean Prendergast frequent visits to his home tendance. of the Bus Eireann driver more 2, Lismore 2; though that their defence with his thoughtful midfield town. Annual Social Presentation Modeligo 6, Ballysaggart 0; was far too haphazard and play caught the eye. who lost his life in tragic His funeral to Kimmage — Our successful minor circumstances in East Cork Mogeely 1, Pinewood nearly every clearance fell Affane, still seeking a set- Manor Cemetery was large- teams of 1988 who won an on Monday morning, De- Rangers 0. to Lismore, to be thumped tled formation, will be ly attended from his home historic double, will be pre- cember 19, will take place All this sees Ballyduff still back into the Glenview half. happy enough to settle for a area. sented with their medals at within the next couple of on top in Division 1, with Lismore must still be title point in a below par perfor- our social in Whitechurch weeks. mance. Pat Condon refer- MRS. BRIDGET LEHANE, 17 points, followed by Cap- favourites, but their inability CAPPOQUIN House Hotel on Friday poquin (15), Killeagh (14), eed. Separate bus company and to put the ball away must be We record with the deep- night, January 27. This Valley Rangers (13) and Pil- garda investigations are cause for concern. Dave and Next Sunday night sees the est regret the death of Mrs. should be a great night to town (12). Cappoquin have continuing into the accident Billy Landers, Kieran Foley, draw for the first and second Bridget Lehane, the Grange, climax a marvellous season. a game in hand against in which 29-year-old Noel the Prendergasts and Bren- rounds of the Dungarvan Main Street, Cappoquin Our Holiday Bonanza neighbours Affane and this Kent of Togher was killed at dan Lawton impressed. Tyre Centre Cup, which which occurred at the Bon Draw will also take place is scheduled for next Sun- Killeagh village. Glenview's good first half Bride View United defend Secour Hospital, Cork on during that night. day. A confidential report on might have given them this year, so a full atten- December 23. Death Of Fr. Dominic Cof- Lismore lead Division 2 greater reward than two dance is certain when the the post mortem has been Nee Looby and relict of fey on 19 points, with Glenview goals, and that reward may clubs gather at the Red made available to Coroner the late Michael Lehane, The recent sad death of Fr. (16) and Modeligo (15), but come if they build more House. Dr. C. F. O'Connell who ex- she was a member of a fam- Dominic Coffey came as a Glenview have that invalu- constructively out of de- pects to hold the inquest CAPPOQUIN F.C. NOTES ily well known in the urban great shock to all club mem- able game in hand. fence. The impressive play shortly at Midleton Court- and rural communities. bers. An outstanding foot- house. It was an exciting and very of Jimmy and Ger Power, Pinewood 4, Cappoquin 3 She was sister of the late baller, he lent valuable competitive ninety minutes Gerry Hogan, Pat Hallissey We were away to The post mortem was con- Very Rev. Timothy Looby, service to the club until his at the Glenview ground on Pinewood on Sunday and ducted at Youghal District came out on the wrong side P.P., South Africa and is departure for Mission Work. Hospital by Dr. Richard of a high-scoring game. also survived and mourned To his surviving father Daly who has since made Pinewood, who showed by her son Pat, daughters (also a great hurler to wear his findings known directly more determination, got Breda and Anne, her broth- the red and black), brothers to Coroner O'Connell. their first from a mix-up in er Michael, son-in-law, and sisters we extend our However, Dr. Daly has de- PADDY O'BRIEN the Cappoquin defence after nephews, nieces, grandchil- deepest sympathy. clined to comment on the twenty minutes. Within five dren and very many friends. CAPPOQUIN & DISTRICT result of the post mortem. PLAYS HIS HOME VENUE minutes they added their Large corteges attended DARTS LEAGUE The accident happened as second goal. Cappoquin the removal of remains League Cup and Plate — the early morning express failed to avail of many from the hospital to St. The League Cup will be service from Waterford to 'THE DECIES BAR' chances they created. Mary's Church on Christ- played on a home and away Cork failed to negotiate a Ten minutes into the sec- mas Eve and the funeral basis. The draw will be an left turn at the "Old Thatch" ond period Cappoquin had took place on St. Stephen's open one between the A and pub on the east side of the CLASHMORE their first, with a great goal Day to St. Declan's Ceme- B sections of the league.The village, with tragic conse- from "Wattle" Moore. tery following Mass at 11 six beaten teams after the quences. FRIDAY, JAN. 6 , Pinewood were back a.m. first rounds will play in a At the time the only pas- straight away for their third, (Arrangements by M. J. Plate Competition. The sengers in the bus were but Donogh Cummins re-, Noonan ,& Son, Undertak- games will be played on the three teenage schoolgirls Also: Every Tuesday — Bingo duced the arrears with a ers, Cappoquin, Telephone same rules as the league: from Dungarvan who were good goal.Pinewood had 058/54317 and 54044). three singles, one double, travelling to Cork and who Every Thursday — 45 Drive three singles, one double. If their fourth goal with a free CATS BAR BOWLING fortunately escaped injury. Every Sunday — Si Gaoith from outside the area. Mick TOURNAMENT after the two nights the sides Saturday, Jan. 14 — Dan The Street Walsh came up front to Sunday, January 8 — John score Cappoquin's third with Singer Foley, Davy Keeffe, Pat ten minutes left, but Dalton, Paddy Leahy, Brian Pinewood held on under Whelan, John Michael pressure. Kelly, John Leahy, Sean We are away to Affane on Harnedy, Seamus Murphy. INA'S BOUTIQUE Sunday and must improve. DOUBLE CELEBRATION Cappoquin B 3, Grange 4 Sincere congratulations to We were at home to CAPPOQUIN BRIDGIE TERRIE Maria Doherty, daughter of Grange last Sunday and the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Do- The Pike, Killineen visitors took the points in an herty, who celebrated her exciting game. Liam Lacey Phone 051/91324 21st birthday on December WINTER SALE scored our first after ten 16, and also on the an- minutes but Grange Starts on Thursday, Jan. 5, at nouncement of her engage- Saturday, Jan. 7 — Rick Solo equalised and again nega- ment to Michael O'Rourke. 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 8 — Morning Jazz Session tived a second Cappoquin 12 noon to 2 p.m. goal from Stephen Mason. AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB GENUINE REDUCTIONS Philip Bergin scored. Cappo- December results — 1, ,'.'" ,— A J .H.H 'iVtV Sunday night — Phase 2 Bessie Cahill and Mary JoV> 1 quin's third, but two Grange PHONE' 058

SUCCESSFUL A.G.M. tee — Paddy Fitzgerald, Although the attendance Paddy Power, Brendan Mor- might have been better, and rissey, John Fennell, Eddie some faces were "absent Sheehan, John Meehan, without leave", our annual Peter Ferncombe, John general meeting at the McLoughlin, Joanne Daly, C.B.S. was an excellent one Eileen Murphy, Rita Bren- and was a first-class way in nan and John Moore togeth- which to plan and prepare er with the President and for 1989. officers. Chairman Michael Lyons The AGM was preceded delivered a stirring address by Mass in St. Mary's Parish during which he called for Church and the turn-out was much greater all-round ef- excellent. Fr. Rogers was fort in the coming year. He the celebrant and our thanks referred to the great mile- is extended to him. We are stone of acquiring land to also delighted that he has Members of the Dungarvan G.A.A. Clubs U14 and U16 teams who won the West Waterford Championships pictured at develop their own playing joined Fr. Carey among our the presentation of medals in Lawlors Hotel Dungarvan. (Rory Wyley) fields and made a strong ap- Vice-Presidents. peal for everyone to help in LUCKY WINNERS the forthcoming draw. Congratulations to the CHRISTMAS Turning to the players he three lucky cash winners at GERALDINES urged them to show greater our sponsored greyhound RACING commitment in the year meeting in Waterford — ahead, "we have to fight to Danny Murphy, Roanmore WINS survive in senior hurling (£150); Mrs. Breda Power, 2 G.A.A- NOTES and football ranks in the St. Patrick's Crescent (£100) Two popular Dungarvan coming year", he said. and Michael McLoughlin, MASS AND A.G.M. The election of officers re- clash - in football the hurl- owners were in the winners However given the excel- Congress Villas (£50). Prior to our 39th annual sulted as follows:- Presi- ing jerseys will be worn — enclosure at the Limerick lent panel of players avail- general meeting, Holy Mass dent, James Hallahan; in hurling the football jer- SCOR NA nOG Christmas meeting on able he expected the club was celebrated by Very Rev. Vice-Presidents, Tom O'- seys will be worn. That all Wednesday, December 28. Our Ballad Group and will mount strong chal- W. Callanan, P.P. for Ned Connell, Tom O'Riordan, players abide by the colour Novelty Act have qualified In the Dungarvan Novice lenges in both champi- Mernin and all deceased Bill Downing; Chairman, P. scheme in every match. for the County finals of Scor Chase (£2,500) "Thepugot" onships in 1989. players and members of our J. Connery, Vice-Chairman, That Holy Mass be celebrat- na nOg and they will now owned by Mr. Tom Coffey, He praised the teams who club. There was a big turn- Jimmy Downing; Secretary, ed before annual general carry the club's hopes into Springmount and trained by had won the Under 14, 16 out of past and present play- Daithi O'Brien; Assistant meetings in future for all de- those finals in Kill on Satur- David McGrath, started a and 21 football champi- ers. Among the attendance Sec., Eddie O'Grady; Trea- ceased players and members day next, January 7. 3/1 joint favourite. The onships in the West and said were two players who surer, Johnny O'Brien; of the club. That guards of other joint favourite. "High The members of the Ballad the club is on a sound and played with Kill against us P.R.O., Bill Downing. Com- honour be provided for past Performance", unseated his Group are Deirdre and solid footing to face into the in the county senior football mittee — Pat O'Brien, Sea- and present players and club rider five fences from home Claire Murphy, Jackie 1990's with confidence. final in 1962, namely Ger mus Meskill, Tom members only. and "Thepugot" ridden by Drummey, Catherine Bren- Mooney and Achill Lannon. O'Riordan, Johnny O'Grady, Tony O'Brien was driven up nan and Killian Walsh. We thank you both for mak- Tony Morrissey, Michael MEMBERSHIP to take the lead approaching The Novelty Act members ing the journey. Broderick. Club memberships should the final fence but jumped are Sonia Clynch, Jackie The Lessons were read by Captain, Intermediate be paid to Michael Mernin, across to the left here. The Drummey, Danny Sheehan, Pat O'Brien and P. J. Con- Football, Seamus Meskill; the fee is £5 and under 18 gelding went on to win by 4 Killian Walsh and Deirdre nery, our chairman. Vice-Captain, John Longan; years £3. The closing date lengths. A stewards inquiry and Claire Murphy. Con- It is of interest to know Junior Hurling Captain, for membership is Easter followed the incident at the gratulations to all con- that since 1951, our first Daithi O'Brien; Vice-Cap- Sunday, March 26. Michael last fence but the judges' cerned. year in the championship, tain, Brendan O'Grady. Mernin is sole collector for placings remained unal- GREETINGS there are 12 players who Selectors for coming year: membership for 1989, so tered. To all our members and wore the white and blue, Junior Hurling and Interme- please pay up now. Mr. John Sheehan's "Last COMPREHENSIVE supporters, and to the gener- two chairmen and twodiat e Football — Jim Joe P. J. Connery, Chairman; Sprite" trained by John The reports of secretary ous people of Dungarvan founder members of the Landers, P. J. Connery and Daithi O'Brien, secretary Kiely followed her recent Maura Curran and treasurer and surrounding areas, we club, after answering the Michael Mernin. Trainer and Johnny O'Brien, Trea- impressive win at Wexford Noel Sheehan were compre- would like to extend best great call. May they all rest and Coach — Jim Joe Lan- surer had three splendid re- by taking the concluding hensive in the extreme. wishes for the new year. in peace. ders; Assistant Trainer — ports before the meeting. winners' Bumper. "Last The secretary's report cov- Also to the Editor and A.G.M. Tom O'Riordan. The meeting closed with a Sprite" (11/8 favourite) ered every facet of activity Staff of this newspaper we After Mass we held our Rules of the club passed minutes silence and a went straight into the lead during 1988 and was an ex- wish a happy and prosper- 39th annual general meeting by the meeting. That only prayer. All in all a very but was challenged from cellent effort by Maura. ous new year and an expres- in Geraldines G.A.A./St. paid up members can vote at good annual general meet- three furlongs out by "Dark The statement of accounts sion of sincere thanks for Mary's Hall. There was a meetings and be entitled to ing. Dawn". However, under the space afforded our club and balance sheet by Noel big attendance. be in the draw for Munster ST. OLIVERS John Flynn, she again affairs each week. forged ahead early in the Sheehan certainly provided The chairman, P. J. Con- and All-Ireland tickets. That At a meeting of St. Olivers run-in and had a comfort- food for thought. Including nery welcomed all present. in the event of a colour Under Age club held in Bal- able 2.5 lengths win in the the cost of purchasing our linameela, a vote of sincere end. new playing grounds expen- sympathy was passed to diture for the year came to Bridget Mernin and all the almost £110,000 and to no Mernin family. The meeting one's surprise expenditure closed with a minute's si- far outstripped income in lence and a prayer. the year. N.D.C. MILK FUN RUN TOURIN Clearly a lot of hard work SYMPATHY BADMINTON lies ahead if our finances The club extend sincere that all of the Round Tables are to be restored to order. "April 30, 1989 is going to 1979, has, in the intervening sympathy to the Cleary fam- NOTES be Milk Funday Sunday." So years, been run by various are coming together with OFFICERS ily, Ballingown on the death RECENT said Aidan McCarthy, Chief charities to raise badly need- one purpose. The following officers of Mrs. Cleary which sad Executive of the National ed funds for very worthy LEAGUE GAMES were elected for the coming BROADER APPEAL event took place in Cork. Dairy Council, at a Press causes. This tradition will On Monday night our Sec- year: President — Brighdin Mr. McCarthy said that the May she rest in peace. Conference in Grattan be continued in 1989 tion E played hosts to Ring. Ni Criostoir; Vice-Presi- event's new title was consis- House, Dublin. He was an- through the Round Table Everybody played well and dents — Fr. T. Rogers C.C., tent with the National Dairy SEASON S GREETINGS nouncing that the "Round Bone Marrow Laboratory games were enjoyed by all. Fr. W. Carey C.C., Michael Council's aim that the day On behalf of Geraldines Table Bone Marrow Labora- Appeal. The final score was 5-3 in Tobin, Billy Kiely, Tom should develop a broader Clu*> we wish our supporters tory Appeal" was to be the favour of Ring. Cunningham; Chairman — Round Table, who will be popular appeal. While the ids a very happy beneficiary of the Milk Fun- Michael Lyons; Vice-Chair- organising the event this Run itself will continue to ,KTOUS new year. day — 1989. This popular On Wednesday night two man — Billy Kiely; Secre- year, is an international or- be the 'core' event, he event, hitherto known as the teams played Ferrybank. tary — Maura Curran; Asst. ganisation which, in Ireland, promised that there will be We would like to thank the Milk Fun Run will now be Section C played hosts to Sec. — Mary Fitzgerald; spans the 32 counties. something for every mem- Dungarvan Leader for cov- expanded to incorporate a Ferrybank and Section H2 Treasurer — Noel Sheehan; Round Table has, over the ber of the family on "Milk erage of our notes and the wide variety of activities played away to Ferrybank. Membership Officers — years, been involved in Funday Sunday" to encour- co-operation we got during that will fully justify the The score of both games Noel Sheehan and Brighdin community service in all age everyone to participate the past year. Thanking you { new title "Milk Funday." was 6-2, Tourin being the .Ni Criostoir; P.R.O. — areas of the country. This, in raising funds for a very all again. — P.R.O. winners of both games >John A. Murphy; Commit- The event established in however, is the first time deserving cause. PAGE 18 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAFjiV 3,198 9

0 G.A.A. NOTES .... BY "COMMENTATOR" U-21 FOOTBALLERS BEAT WEXFORD IN . Convention S.E. LEAGUE Nominations With a March date for the first round of the Munster championships, the new county selection team got down early to the business of preparing their charges And Motions with a competitive game against Wexford in the South Eastern league at Clayboy on Sunday last. This compe- The following are the onship. — (Rinn O gCua- shall retain revenue accru- upon by County Fixtures tition between four Counties is being played on a nominations and motions nach). ing from the games except Committee.— (Cnoc Sion). 'home and away' basis and on Sunday next, our team for the forthcoming County 4. — That the Under 21 the County Finals — (fo dli 12. — When play-offs will travel to New Ross for the second leg. Convention: Hurling B Championship be 3.01 (iii). occur to determine sectional There was a splendid turn what surprised at being Chairman — Seamus O abolished. (Fo-Dlithe 3.01) (c) The Junior A Champi- or group winners — such out of players for our first beaten in their first game. Toibin (outgoing), Na to be amended accordingly. onship (iom. agus peil) shall winners be determined on match and despite the fact Full-time score, Waterford Seamroga; Donnacha Mac — (Cnoc Sion). be played by not more than the field of play. In the that this was their first game 2-7, Wexford 1-7. Craith (Ath Mhean/Ceapach 5. — That one of our 12 teams in two sections six event of play-offs in both together, they played well Scorers — P. Hallinan (1- Chuinn), Nodlaig Daltun County Grounds (Walsh in each division. Second groups of same champi- and defeated their bigger 2); D. Wyse (1-1); M. (De La Salle), Eamonn O Park or Fraher Field) be de- teams independent of the 12 onship, both games be and better prepared oppo- Power (0-2); L. O'Brien (0- Murchu (Dun Aill), Tadhg veloped and completed to will play in this champi- played on the same day and nents. 1); L. Quilty (0-1). O Caoimh (Clais Mhor), cater for present day re- onship, as arranged by Divi- at the same starting times. It took them quite a while Team — L. Walsh, Ed. Oilibhear Mac Uillain (An quirements. Committee to sional Boards. Bye Law 3.02 (e) to be al- to settle down and they were Fitzgerald, A. Power, M. Tuirin), Tomas O Cuinnea- be set up to determine (d) The Junior (B) adult tered accordingly. — (Port- two points in arrears (0-5 to O'Brien, W. Reynolds, Ed. gain (Dungarbhan). which ground be given pri- championships will be cladach). 0-3) at half-time, having had Burke, B. Brophy, L. Quilty, Secretary — Seamus Mac ority and recommendations played for by teams not 13.— That Fo Dlithe 5.09 the use of the light breeze. L. Daniels, Pat Hallahan, A. Grainne (outgoing), Cnoc issued to County Board gaining admission to grades page 15 Fo-Dlithe 1986 be An improved second half Qualton, D. Wyse, L. Sion, unopposed. within a short period of (a), (b) or (c) above — amended in its second last performance, saw them edge O'Brien, A. Spillane, J. Treasurer — Gearod O time. — (Portcladach). delete Fo-Dli 3.03. sentence as follows — "Not their way in front and goals Regan. Subs who played — Cuineagain (outgoing), 6. — That first sentence in (e) Promotion and relega- more than seven players by Wyse and Hallinan gave D. Dee, M. Power and M. Cnoc Sion, unopposed. Bye Law 3.04 be deleted tion as for Senior to apply at may be regraded per club." them the confidence they O'Brien. Best for Waterford Development Officer — (i.e. club teams only shall be Intermediate and Junior A Delete the word five. — needed to withstand a late were Ed. Fitzgerald, L. Sean O Fearachair (outgo- permitted to participate in level. (Fo Dhli 3.02 refers). (Clais Mhor). onslaught by a determined Daniels, P. Hallahan, D. ing), Ceapach Chuinn, Sea- the Under 21 B Champi- — (Rinn O gCuanach). 13. — That the present Wexford, who were some- Wyse and M. O'Brien. mus 0 Toibin (Na onships). — (Ma Deilge). 11. — That Bye Laws Divisional Boards be abol- Seamroga). 7. — That the Under 21 3.01, 3.02, 3.03 and 3.07 Fo ished and be replaced by Youth Officer — Seamus Championships be played Dlithe 1986 be amended or separate Hurling and Foot- O hUaine (outgoing), Cnoc within a specified time, suit- deleted to allow for the fol- ball Boards — these Boards Sion, Seamus O Toibin (Na able and agreeable to both lowing:— to have their own elected of- INTERESTING Seamroga). Divisional Board. — (Port- (a) That the Junior Hurling ficers — the new Boards to Hurling Officer — An cladach). and Football be confined to be subject to the over-all tAthair Padraig Mac Gear- 8. — That Bye Law 3.01 the first teams of Junior control of the County ailt (outgoing), Carraig section (i) (ii) be amended clubs and run on a league Board. The Hurling and OPINIONS IN Beag, Seamus O Toibin (Na for the setting up of a Coun- system as at present, with Football Boards be respon- Seamroga). ty Senior (B) Hurling cham- promotion to a higher grade sible for the running of all P.R.O. — Padraig O Col- pionship, and the for winners at discretion of competitions in their respec- CHAMPIONSHIP main (outgoing), An contestants in the first in- County Fixtures Committee; tive codes. All existing Bye tSraidbhaile, Sean Mac stance be the Intermediate (b) That Junior Hurling Laws affecting such change Sheain (An Baile Dubh), teams, plus the 1988 Junior and Football Premier Cham- to be amended accordingly. FORMAT Donal 0 Sirideain (Cnoc Hurling (A) champions — pionship be introduced for — (Rogha Eireann). Sion), Sean O Murchu this competition to be run in 14. — That Old Age Pen- the second teams of Senior This is an 'airing of views' club level we were not far (Dungarbhan), Antoin two groups, with the win- sioners be admitted free to and Intermediate Clubs and more than a discussion and behind all the others. He in- Breathnach (An Coillea- ners of each section being all intercounty games, ex- run on a knock-out system, in all about 20 members stanced the recent club gain). promoted to contest the cept in cases of All-Irelands with losers group winners of spoke at the December games in which Mount Sion Oifigeach Gaeilge — County Senior Hurling and all ticket games. — losers group to qualify for County Board meeting in and Kilrossanty both Championship the following (Portcladach). Nioclas Mac Craith (outgo- Divisional semi-final. Lismore. reached the Munster finals ing), An Rinn, unopposed. year, with the bottom team Championship winners to be Nioclas Mac Craith, who and were narrowly beaten. Munster Council — in each section of the Se- promoted to higher grade at had previously proposed this John Jackson said we Tomas 0 Cunneaghain (out- nior Hurling Championship discretion of the County way of getting clubs' views should set up a ten-man going), Dungarbhan, Sea- .relegated the following year Fixtures Committee; on the championships, said committee to examine the mus De Paor (outgoing), to Senior Hurling (B) VENUE (c) That the Intermediate the league style champi- whole championship struc- Cnoc Sion, Tomas O Championship. — (Rogha Hurling and Football Cham- onship was a good idea, but ture and come back with a hAongusa (An Chill), Sea- Eireann). pionships be run on an all FOR COUNTY there were far too many report after ten months. Any mus Mac Grainne (Cnoc 9. — That the Intermediate county basis in conjunction teams with the result that adjustments could then be Sion), Seamus O Toibin (Na Hurling Championship be with the senior hurling and CONVENTION clubs were put under too made for 1990. Seamroga). run on a county basis under football championships; much pressure. Games com- Noel Fleming thought Central Council — Sea- the auspices of County (d) That the Intermediate An application by ing in close succession was there were far too many mus O Briain (outgoing), Board. Financial arrange- Clubs be represented on Ballyduff West, to be not a good thing, he said, as championships and as a re- Abbeyside, unopposed. ments to be agreed between County Board; allowed to host Coun- teams should have time for sult it was too easy for MOTIONS Divisional and County (e) That the Senior Hurling ty convention this training, for coaching, rest- mediocre players to find a 1.—That a consultative Boards. Separate Divisional Championship be reduced to year, was unsuccessful ing and even for talking. place on a team. championships to be run on Committee be set up to ten teams at the discretion and Coisde Gnotha, Billy Jones, De La Salle, Eamon Murphy said that a knock-out basis by Divi- make recommendations on of the County Fixtures on behalf of the Board said that divisional champi- everything in the champi- sional Boards. (Flo-Dlithe the provision of a County Committee, and continue to have decided that the onships should be run on a onship line needed to be re- Ground for this county — 3.01 3.02 to be amended). be run on a league system, annual meeting will knockout basis and leave the viewed. this ground to be capable at — (De La Salle). as decided by the County take place at Lawlors senior championships on a Eddie O'Halloran said that least of accommodating a 10. — (a) The County Se- Fixtures Committee. The ten on Saturday, January league system. at the beginning his club teams to include the Inter- 29th, starting at 6.30 Provincial Final. — (Rogha nior Championship (iomana Eamon Martin, Brickey were in favour of the league mediate Champions of the p.m. Eireann). agus peil) will be played for Rangers, said the only way system, but like many oth- previous year; 2. — Scorfar feasta de na by not more than 12 teams The election of a new to play a championship was ers, they were inclined to the craobh-chomortaisi — in each; the teams will be (0 That the Senior Foot- County chairman, has on a knockout system. He view that the knockout sys- (Iomaint agus Peil) fe 21. divided into two sections ball Championship be re- the County buzzing told the meeting that when tem was best. and the competitions will be Athrofar Fo-Dhli 3.01 (i) duced to 12 teams at the with rumours and this he came to reside here thir- James Tobin wondered run as set out in Fo-Dhli agus (iii), da reir sin. — discretion of the County aspect of the annual teen years ago and competi- how an 'A' and a 'B' senior (Rinn O gCuanach). 3.02 (iii), b, c, d, e. F/Dhli Fixtures Committee and meeting is likely to tions were on a knockout championship would func- 3. — Ma leantar de na 3.02 (i) to be altered. continue to be run on a continue to overshad- basis, the interest was tion. craobh-chomortaisi fe 21, (b) The County Intermedi- league system as decided by ow all other elections tremendous and the newspa- At the end of the night, the cuirfear Fo-dhli 3.04 ar ceal ate Championship the County Fixtures Com- on the Board, up to per coverage of every game Chairman stated that while agus cuirfear ina ait; Teams played for by not mot mittee. The 12 teams to in- the day of the conven- vas excellent. Now, with so the opinions expressed were entering for Under 21 12 teams. For this ci i clude Intermediate tion. Six have been aany games to cover, pub- interesting, the format of the Championships (iomaint onship only and Fo. Dli 2. _ Champions of the previous nominated, but I un- licity was not nearly as championships could not be agus peil) in each Division, notwithstanding, the teams year; derstand that the elec- good. Leagues should be run decided on until motions to be divided into two equal will be arranged by County (g) That the Intermediate tion will I resolved as well as the champi- convention and that these, if sections, the stronger teams, Fixtures Committee into Hurling and Football Cham- after a batue between onships. approved, could go forward two groups — one group to Denis McGrath, club or group, will contest pionships be confined to ten Phil Fanning spoke about as recommendations to the be administered by each Di- Eamon Murphy and the A championship, the teams each, and be run on a standards in the County and Board meeting in February. visional Board, which Board Noel Dalton. weaker teams the B champi- league system to be decided expressed the opinion that at DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAR Y24, 198 9 PAGE 19

CO. HURLERS SAVE OF THE YEAR RESUME AWARD PRESENTED The belated 'Save of the year1 in hurling for 1987, by R.T.E., was made at a special function before a huge ACTIVITY attendance of Stradbally members, the County senior hurling players, selectors, Board officials, etc., on Waterford senior hurlers (Ballygunner), Pat Power Friday night, December 30th. Pat Curran won the will resume activity on Sun- (Kilgobinet), Eddie Brennan award for an outstanding save during the Water- „ day, January 15 when the (Ballygunner), Anthony ford/Limerick Munster championship senior hurling County team will play a se- Cooney (Ballygunner), game at Thurles in June of 1987 and when making lected side at Cleaboy at Tommy Lannon (Portlaw), the presentation of the beautiful Waterford Crystal 2.30 p.m. Adrian Meagher (Ballysag- Trophy, R.T.E.'s very well known Sports Commenta- The County team will be gart), Donal Loughnane tor Mick Dunne, apologised for the long delay in pre- selected from the current (Mt. Sion), Brendan Lawton senting the award, which he said was due to a panel which is as follows: (Lismore), Michael Ma- number of circumstances. J. Power, P. Walsh, D. honey (Ballygunner), Byrne, J. Beresford, G. Fitz- Michael Flanagan (Mt. He also apologised to the goalkeeping efforts by the patrick, L. O'Connor, T. Sion), Paraic Fanning (Mt. County Board who had ex- same player which had de- Sheehan, G. Connors, K. Sion), Brian Greene (Mt. pressed their concern in no lighted viewers on televi- Ryan, S. Ahearne, E. Rock- Sion), Fintan O'Brien uncertain manner. Now sion during a great ett, D. Power, B. Prender- (Stradbally). that the matter had finally championship year. gast, B. O'Sullivan, P. been put right he said, he, Club Chairman, Tom Murphy, K. Delahunty, P. in company with Michael Cunningham, who intro- Photo shows a very determined looking Pat Curran com- Power, N. Warren, P. Coffey. O'Carroll of R.T.E. Sports duced the various speakers ing out on to the field at Thurles to guard the net on the Department, was glad to be S. Frampton, S. Cullinane, on the night, spoke about occasion of his great save for Waterford. L. Whitty, and Pat Ryan who SENIOR there to honour Pat in the the great honour for the is on the injured list at pre- presence of his colleagues club and the County and of the County Board, Very Pat thanked everyone who sent. FOOTBALL of the Waterford hurling said that although Pal was Rev. Mick Joe Ryan, P.P., had been associated with In addition, the following LEAGUE team, his many clubmates now residing in England, Stradbally and Tony Mans- selecting him. He thanked players will be notified and members of the Coun- they looked forward to the field, manager of the Coun- his club for organising the Although every senior through their clubs to attend ty Board. Referring to the day when he would be ty hurling team also spoke function and the huge football club in the County — Liam Quinn (Mt. Sion), actual save, which had back wearing the blue and about the award and the crowd who had turned out was invited to take part in Seamus Prendergast (Lis- won Pat Curran this very white of Waterford and the great honour it was for the on the night to be with him the special winter league, more), Noel Crowley (Roan- prestigious award, he said red jersey of Stradbally. County. on this great occasion. being organised by more), Liam Hartley it was one of many such James Tobin, Chairman In accepting the trophy, Tramore's Liam Fardy, only six clubs have decided to participate. In view of the regular de- mand for more games and PADDY the many complaints by ABBEYSIDE/BALLINACOURTY clubs that not enough com- FRANK petitions are organised be- tween November and April G.A.A. NOTES COLE R.I.P. for senior clubs, it is ex- Members of the Brickey traordinary that so few have SCOR NA nOG game v. Gaultier, who are chance of picking up one of your chance. Rangers club, will remem- availed of this chance of Our three items came the newly crowned interme- the super prizes. All house- Abbeyside/Ballinacourty ber him as one of their competition. through the Western finals diate champions. We con- holds in the parish should people everywhere be sure greatest. And not without The competition will begin held recently at the Friary tinue each week with games now be circulated of all de- to avail of the opportunity justification because of the on Sunday January 8th and Hall and so qualified to v. Tramore, Dungarvan, tails relating to the draw. to lend your positive sup- many roles he played in conclude on March 12th., compete in the county finals Rathgormack and Dunhill. port to the juvenile players promoting football in that The entire proceeds of the with all clubs playing on a to be held at Kill Hall on The league then goes into of the club. Let's hear from traditional stronghold for draw will go towards the 'home and away' basis. this Saturday, Jan. 7. the second round fixtures you all. all of his active life. With promotion of juvenile hurl- The first round games All our contestants were in with the venues reversed. ing and football in our the club he played, fixed for Sunday are — This should prove a worth- coached, trained and was a sparkling form, showing club.This is a trojan boost to Dungarvan v. Tramore at enough improvement in re- while venture for our play- the juvenile section of the selector over many sea- Dungarvan; Ballinacourty v. ers. sons. With the County as a cent displays to edge into club and to those who have Gaultier at Abbeyside and the county deciders. OUR WISH been working so diligently EASTERN player, as a selector on Dunhill v. Rathgormack at Sinead Kiely in the solo We take this opportunity over the past years. So, the County teams and as a Dunhill. Each club will play singing section is improving to thank the management cause is most worthy, the BORD NA very active and competent nine games over the nine with each outing and is en- and staff of the Dungarvan prizes are super, don't miss referee, Paddy Frank, as Sundays and the club with nOG CON- joying the challenge. Leader for being so kind he was affectionately the highest number of points Clodagh Power, new to the and helpful during '88. We VENTION known enjoyed the respect at the end of the twenty- county final scene is bub- extend our sincerest best They are the first of the of G.A.A. people all over seven match tournament the County. bling with enthusiasm and wishes to you all for a Boards within the County to will win valuable sponsored makes light of the demands The big crowds that Happy & Prosperous New BORD NA hold their annual conven- prizes. of the occasion. In the quiz turned out for his funeral year. tion and there was a good our squad of Paul Looby, nOG CON- and burial were clear evi- We also take this opportu- attendance of club delegates Stephen O'Brien and dence of his popularity. nity to invite all our club VENTIONS at their meeting in Portlaw Michael Sheehan have knit There was an honour members, supporters and The Western and County last week. The winning of themselves into an effective guard by his many old col- DEISEACH friends to join together and conventions of the Juvenile the Munster under 16 hurl- unit and with further im- leagues of the Brickey wish good will and joy to Board have been fixed for ing championship was the provement may yet upset club. SIX people everywhere. It is our January 10th and 17th re- highlight of their year, The County Year their highly rated final op- which also saw them win To his wife Olive and the hope that the traditional spectively and both will be Book was in great de- ponents. Incidentally this their share of County titles other members of his fam- happiness of Christmas will held at Lawlors Hotel, Dun- mand over the Christ- treble representation in the on the home front. ily we extend our very sin- have touched us all as garvan, commencing at 8 mas period and all who finals at Kill represents a friends and neighbours and p.m. Election of Officers: cere sympathy. continuation of our involve- purchased were agreed that we will continue to Nominations and motions Chairman — Jack Laffin, SYMPATHY ment in the "counties" that it was a good buy share good will, happiness for the Western conventions Ballyduff Lower; Vice-do We also extend our very throughout this decade and and an excellent record and joy throughout the year. will be accepted on the night — Liam Power, St. Moller- sincere sympathy to Mick indeed the latter half of the of a very active year in of convention, but for the ans; Treasurer — Greg Burke, Lawlors Hotel, '70s. We wish all our young CO-OP DRAW the County. County convention these O'Neill, Dunhill/Fenor; who is very well identified club artists the best of luck We will be participating in One weekly columnist must be submitted to the Registrar — Liam Power, with the association, on at "Kill 89," on Saturday the hugely successful co-op suggested that the arti- secretary by Friday January Killure; the positions of the recent death of his fa- night. draw being promoted cle on Historical Head- 13th. John Jackson, who is Secretary and P.R.O. will be ther David Burke, throughout the county at the lines might be used for the outgoing secretary to filled at the first meeting of Mitchelstown. SENIOR FOOTBALL moment. We have secured a County History. Being LEAGUE both committees, has asked the Board on January 23rd, And to Pat Berry, who is our allocation of tickets and one of the very few We have entered the us to announce that he will which will also be their an- a very active Ballyduff we will be calling on all our Counties which have Tramore Club's senior foot- not be seeking election to ei- nual affiliations meeting. G.A.A. personality and a supporters in the near future not produced a history, ball league being run from ther body. Also that Rev. The outgoing Chairman, selector with the division- with a view to ensuring that perhaps this is some- January to March on a Bro. Griffey, who is the pre- Roger Barron, Secretary, al under-age footballers, everyone in the parish is af- thing which can now be weekly game programme. sent P.R.O. of the County Larry Quinn and P.R.O. on the recent death of his forded the opportunity to be seriously considered. Our Schedule starts on Sum- committee, will not- be aj Bro. Griffey, .did not seek Wife, Catherine: :> ' ' • in this super draw with a day next, Jan 8, with a home, candidate.: ::;:;o:;-r/ . re-clectipn. ... PAGE 20 DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAFjiV 3,198 9

HERE'S TO 1989— Carroll Motors Ltd. HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS DUNGARVAN — Phone 058/41994 or 42207 NED O'CONNELL MITSUBISHI - VOLVO — SUZUKI by Mai O'Higgins with dire financial trouble 1987 Suzuki Swift 1.3 GL 1982 Nissan Laurel Auto PAS Here we are at the door- in the coming year. Don't 1987 Mitsubishi Gallant Turbo 1982 Fiat Ritmo 60 5-door way of 1989 — the begin- wear new clothes for the Diesel 1982 Saab 900 GLS, Sun Super January 1987 Suzuki Alto GL 5-door Roof PAS, Gas ning of a new year — first time on New Year's 1987 Renault 5TL Special 1982 Mercedes 3000D, Auto, always an auspicious time Day. 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COMMERCIALS world. — tradition tells us is the Hide Suite, black, one only, was £850, now £725. 1986 Nissan Vanette Diesel, choice of 2; 1984 Nissan Urvan diesel: follow-up of the olden driv- A dark-haired man is a 40 SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM — TRADE-INS TAKEN 1984 Opel Diesel Kadett Van: 1980 VW Van ing away of evil spirits and welcome caller to a house OPEN SATURDAY—11 a.m. to 4 p.m. bad luck. — but a red-haired lady FURNITURE SPECIAL FINANCING AND LEASING RATES In Ireland we all know of brings disaster — forboding Beautiful Selection of Tables, Chairs, Wall Units, etc. the antics of the Little Peo- a death. Solid Oak Table, 6 Chairs, only £620. ple — the cheeky lep- For country folk to hear Drop-leaf Table and Chairs, only £140. rechaun in his coat and cap the call of the cuckoo in Large Selection of Occasional Furniture. of green and gold. On New one's right ear, to see a foal TRADE-INS TAKEN Year's Eve it would be dan- — to watch a snail crawling gerous to walk in a moon- on the grass — then luck CARPETS lit glen in case you would LARGE SELECTION OF CARPET ENDS (Bring room sizes.) KOOKAI LTD. galore is yours. Rubber-back from only £1.95 sq. yd. hear strange-weird-music With all the New Year Axminster 80/20 Wool, only £10.95 sq. yd. 42, MARY ST., DUNGARVAN — this would mean ill luck folklore — bringing good Over 70 Rolls to choose from. DUNGARVAN'S BRIGHTEST FASHION STORE for the year. In Munster — and evil — it is a time for 2m, 3m. and 4m Vinyl ex stock — 35 Rolls to choose we had the Red Man and great rejoicing and socialis- from. woe betide you if he calls ing — a little sadness too. GENUINE and finds your door closed. The hope is that we all have BEDDING On New Year's Day never even more for which to be 3' Semi Orthopaedic Divans, 12" base, only £85. wear a shoe with a hole in thankful for a year from 4'6" Semi Orthopaedic Divans, 12" base, only £110. it or you will be dogged now. 3' Divans from £65. — 4'6" Divans from £95. Odd Sets to clear at Special Prices. All Leading Brands Stocked — Odearest, Briody, Spring NOW ON Air. FROM TO-DAY EVEN FURTHER REDUCTIONS Pepe Watches were £24.99 now £19.99 TOURANEENA NOTES RE-UPHOLSTERY Pepe Parka Leather Jackets were £259.00 Now £199.00 Have your 3-piece suit* re-upholstered at Special Sale Price. Buffalo Leather Jackets were £140.00 now £99.00 CHRISTMAS IN SLIABH meaning of Christmas, far Over 200 colours to choose from — Free quotations and de- Mens & Ladies Leather Jackets were £150 now £99.00 gCUA removed from the crude livery Special Offer — Selected Pepe Knitwear £19.99 The Holy Season of commercialism of today and Specialists in Antique Furniture, Chaise Longues, etc. Coconut Club Knitwear were £27.99 now £19.99 Christmas was observed wished the congregation and Pepe, Hardcore & Buffalo Denim Shirts £29.99, £19.99 with due fervour and devo- all their friends and rela- USED FURNITURE ALL DENIM JEANS REDUCED tion here in Sliabh gCua. tives, especially those in Large Selection of Trade-in Furniture, in stock LADIES AND MENS CHINOS £5.00 OFF Large crowds attended the exile or in hospital, the hap- Must clear all old stock — We are giving it away! PEPE SHOES £5.00 OFF ALL STYLES Christmas ceremonies in piness and blessings of the Sideboards from only £5. Armchairs from £10. Suites from £50. Studio Suites from £95. Choice of 15 Suites. £10 OFF ALL CASUAL JACKETS the church. On Tuesday Christmas season. 7'6" Bedroom Suites only £95. PLUS FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS ON OUR BARGAIN RAIL. evening before Mass, cele- PIONEER NOTES Mahogany Inlaid Robe and Dressing Table only £165, etc., Also Great Value in our Youthwear Dept. Youths Chinos, Jeans, brated by Rev. Fr. Lloyd, There was a large atten- etc., etc. C.C., the school children Shirts and Knitwear all on Special Offer. dance at the first meeting of under the direction of their KOOKAI — THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP. the newly-formed branch of COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS teacher Mrs. Fives, N.T., Free Electric Mixer and Blender Set with every £250 pur- We also take this o'PporjjjnirjMi^wisjTjili l ^jr customers a Happy and the Pioneer Total Absti- sang some beautiful carols chase, while stock fasts. nence association, held re- which were highly appreci- cently in Touraneena. ated by the packed congre- The following officers gation. fnrONNELL were elected: Very Rev. Fr. UT0 The highlight of the Michael Power, P.P. (Spiri- evening was the presenta- tual Director), Mrs: Ann TWO MARKS OF tion of a Nativity Pageant McGrath, (President), Pat The Bridge, Dungarvan by the children. This was Hallinan (Vice-President), QUALITY the first time that anything Kathleen Condon (Secre- Telephone 151/41407 like this had been done in tary), Valerie Nugent (Asst. the parish and great credit Secretary), Nellie Power CENTRAi is due to Mrs. Fives and the (Treasurer), Anita McGrath children themselves for the (Asst. Treasurer), Phyllis excellent manner in which McCabe (Leisure Officer), Q. it was produced. The chil- Bernie Gleeson, Chrissie Approveovedronald VQuaijti y dren spoke and sang so OAIRIES System Barron, Agnes Morrissey clearly, sweetly and and Mary Condon (Dele- LISMORE Tanalised* earnestly that by popular re- gates to Regional Commit- quest the pageant was re- tee). New members are ESTATES Timber peated at second Mass on welcome. Christmas morning. SAWMILLS PttfftifftriiWi A Penitential Service was RESULTS OF PROGRES- SIVE CARD DRIVE held on Wednesday evening Treated Stakes and Ralls. fence NEIL TWOMEY AND 1st and 2nd shared — Pat and hundreds availed of the Split Larch Stakes. Treated stakes opportunity to receive the and Bemie Cliffe, William COMPANY, SOLICITORS Scanlan and Dick Hickey; Strainers. Larch Strainers Sacrament of Reconcilia- and Poles. Timber cut to tion. Midnight Mass on 3rd — Nonie Queally and P. Wish to announce that they are now practicing J. Queally; Last Game — order. at their new premises at Christmas eve was an occa- sion of peace, joy and re- Piery Wall, Minnie Kirwan; LISMORE ESTATES FERNVILLE, LISMORE union. Wishes for a happy Lucky Tables — Jack Dal- Christmas could be heard ton, Alice McCarthy, Kath- SAWMILLS, LISMORE llhsymdscaypnMM Telephone numbers remain unchanged; on all sides. leen and Allie Hearn. CO. WATERFORD. Cards as usual every 058/54658 and 54075 In his homily, Fr. Lloyd, Tel. (058) 54061 Wednesday night in Dun- C.C., recalled the real ford's Lounge.