MARIOS MOTOR FACTORS ^ZJif^ ///w MARY ST., DUNGARVAN HORNIBROOKS Phone 058/42417 LISMORE • CAR PARTS Dungarvan Deader • TRACTOR PARTS • TRUCK PARTS mtr and SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT FOR NUMBER PLATES—15 mins. OIL FROM £6 GAL. Circulating throughout the County and City of Waterford, South Tipperary and South-East Cork REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL TOYOTA Vol, 49. No. 2531. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1987. POST OFFICE AS A NEWSPAPER PRICE 25p (inc. VAT) Ballyduff Remembers " The
The Golden Jubilee celebra- one of the highlights should be tions being organised by Bally- the donkey driven butter churn. duff Community Council will If you want a leisurely and commence on Sunday next, Thirties entertaining afternoon for all October 4th ini the local Com- the family. Ballyduff on Sunday munity Field. prepared old-time kitchen next, October 4th, Is your venue. This is the day when locals where all will be able to sample PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY MORE TURBULENCE involved where insurance cases and visitors will be given an some of thp traditional recipes. As a follow up to this day ol opportunity to take a look back AHEAD are concerned. The matter was A blacksmith will be on hand entertainment a photographic at the lifestyle of rural Ireland to demonstrate the skills of display and a video show ot recently raised by Minister in the 1930's. The stress and strain under making horseshoes the highlights from past hap- which those of us still in Seamus Brennan when he called The day will begin with a These along with all the penings of note in the parish parade t0 thP field, in which other crafts and demonstra- business or with jobs have had on the Bar Council to urge their will be held on a date yet to be members to end the thiree the participants will be dressed tions should provide for a very confirmed. (See advert, for de- to live for the last several years in the style of that era. and entertaining afternoon in which counsel rule (two seniors and a tails). shows no signs of abating in prizes will be awarded to the the forseeable future. As a junior) in insurance cases. most suitably dressed lady and The Minister in the course of gent, on the occasion. matter of fact all the indica- In the field the organisers tions are that there is still more a radio interview said that this will have a demonstration of turbulence and many storms matter had been under public the various tasks associated ahead of us and not loo far debate for the past 17 years and with gathering In the harvest— WEDDING BELLS that it was time to "cut out from binding a sheaf of corn away either. right up to the threshing of the this nonsense." We agree that grain. The recent announcement by it is more than time. As the harvesting operation Environment Minister Padraig This three counsel rule adds can be a thirsty one for all con- Flynn that the Rate Support thousands to the costs and cerned, what with all the dust Grant for next year is to be cut benefits no one but ohe legal and sweat, akeg or two of por- ter should be more than useful by a further £50 mil-lion will profession. Very obviously the for the occasion, compliments present one of the most im- rule was initiated in tihe first of the brewery. This will result mediate problems to be faced by instance for the benefit of the in a demonstration of that our local councils. There can be wig-wearers and has been likeable skill widely known as "tapping; the-keg." little doubt but that jobs will be operated for their benefit ever Many crafts and skills will be lost among the 35,000 local since. demonstrated throughout the authority workers employed by afternoon. John Roche and Pad the 27 Co. Councils, 4 Borough The Minister has-now asked James Bennett, Chairman Ballysaggart GAA Club presenting a cheque for £10,000 to Mr. Duggan will introduce those Councils and 4 Co. Boroughs t'he Bar Council to voluntarily Michael Quann, Mayfield, Lismore, recent winner of the Piltown GAA Co-op draw. Also in- present to the craft of thatch- discontinue this practice. He cluded are Mrs. Noreen Quann, Emmet and Noelle Quann, Willie Roche (winning ticket ing. Mrs. Ahern will take her throughout the country as the audience through to a specially money required to fund t.he seeks co-operation from them seller), and Breeda Clancy, Draw Organiser, Ballysaggart GAA Club. various services runs out. not confrontation with Dhem. Legal fees charged by barris- In fact this new £50 million ters are usually stratospheric cutback will have all kinds of and this was brougiht home to ic percussions and Minister NATIONAL QUALITY Challenge For T.D.'s And us forcibly last year when ,in the Flynn was obviously speaking course of a Dail Question as to with tongue in cheek when he the total expenditure by the made the announcement and State on the famous "Kerry AWARDS FOR LOCAL claimed that essential services Babies Tribunal," the then yould nonetheless be main- Senators On Closure Of Minister for justice, Mr. Allan tained. Dukes replied tih'ait the total SUPERMARKETS Local Councils have already cost was estimated at £1.645 A challenge has been Issued been down to financial rock million. Of the total the fees Two local supermarkets—one to the four T.D.'s and two Sena- tors In the Waterford Consti- bottom this year and are still paid to the barristers and soli- from Dungarvan and one from Cappoquin — were among the tuency to vote against the Gov- C.&.C Infirmary casting around for any areas citors involved came to 52 Super Valu supermarkets ernment's next budget, unless where more cash might be £993.910! from 16 counties which took the Minister for Health. Dr. O'Hanlon. reverses a decision 40 surgical beds to cater for I cutting measures already ap- saved or realised. At the major national awards at a 110,000 people in the Waterford | opted by the South Eastern presentation in Dublin last taken last, week to withdraw catchment area." monthly meeting of Waterford ANNUAL REPORT ON wpeik. all future funding from the 72- ! Health Board, a large number Co. Council a couple of weeks ' PRISONS bod County- City-JnJirrfUuw, Senator Bulbulia went on to , of medical beds have been The 1987 Super Valu Hygiene pbi:Vr oitt that th? acceptable taken out of the service and 307 nfto. the Co. Manager Mr. Dun Award went to Mr. Jim Nu- In Waterford ' national average was 3.7 be
SPRATT' LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES TIDY TOWNS REPORT GOLD MEDAL WINNER LISMORE ATHLETIC Youghai and to the team v-ho MARIAN TERRACE, HIGH STREET The following are the adju- Congratulations to Sean CLUB NOTES came second. STRADBALLY dicators comments and marks "Mickser" Aherne on winning a 9 Hole On-Going Competition, 2-STOREY END/TERRACED RESIDENCE awarded:— gold medal at Mosney in the The A.G.M. of Lismore Ath- winner, Pat O'Gorman. With Garage, Front and rere Gardens. LISMORE : Category C. 1986 Community Games. Sean was letic Club was held in the Fixtures: Monday, 5th Oct — (153) 1987 — 155. competing in the under 16 Ramble Inn On Wednesday Mixed Open Competition. Wed FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY : snooker competition. He won in night, the 23ra of September. 7th — 18 Hole Stroke — Presi- •Accommodation comprises — 3 bedrooms, bathroom, Effort: (31). 31 — A small im- a nail biting final, finishing on The meeting, which was. well dent's (Mr. B. Hogan) Prize to spacious liivingroom, with solid fuel cooker, kitchenette provement in the overall pre- the black, beating a player from attended, discussed many items the Ladies. sentation of Lismore has been Offaly. Look out Steve- Davis! of interest, and looked back at and larder. Ouitoffices include large garden area to rere. noted this year. The town has a very successful year. After LISMORE F.C. NOTES Vacant possession. Keys with Auctioneers. greater potential in terms of THANKS much debating th® following committee was elected. — Also — the competition which is not The Cystic Fibrosis Society Last Sunday Affane played FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY being realised. Make a greater wish to thank all who contri- their first competitive game of commitment to increasing en- Presidents, Sr. Maureen and the season at, home when ADJOINING SITE/PLOT OF GROUND buted to the recent church gate Fr. O'Gorman; Chairman. Pat vironmental awareness through- collection. league champions Killeagh Having extensive road frontage, with useful out the community In this Molumphy- Vice-chairman. were visitors in Section 'C ot E.Y.E. Don't forget to send in John Cahill; Secretary, Martin outoffices thereon. i i BALLINVELLA COMMUNITY the Tony Bolger Perpetual Cup. i 1 your completed questionnaire Landers; Ass. Sec., Eric Flynn: Solrs.: ). F. Williams & Co., Dungarvan CENTRE NEWS Treasurer, Margaret Carey; Killeagh had one of their for next year's competition. rare wins in Lismore on the Having carriage of sale. Our sponsored walk has been Ass. Treasurer, Helen Barry; P.R.O., Chris Moore; Ass. P.R.O., score of 2 goals to 1. Brendan Further particulars from Tihe Auctioneers. Tidiness: (26). 26—Litter con- postponed due to the replay of Lawton scored for Lismore, who trol appears to have improved the minor county final. Best of Kate Cunningham; Trainers, Martin Landers, Eric Flynn, Ml. took the opportunity to intro- SILVERSPRINGS, DUNGARVAN slightly, however there are' still luok to Lismore on Sunday. | duce a few younger -players, some weak spots. (1) At the The walk will now be held on' Whelan, Johm Cahill. Also elect- DETACHED BUNGALOW AND GARAGE Monument in the centre, (2 ) ed On to the committee were, with young Anthony Bolger Sunday, October 11th at. 1.30, having a very promising game. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY outside the Convent. Have all p.m. Note change of time. Ml. Murphy. John -Da-hill. Kath- Accommodation comprises — Very fine lounge, three building materials removed leen Cunningham. Julie Lan- Team — S. Prendergast, J. Our next, meeting will be held • ders. Tobin, P. Ahearne. D. O'Donnell, bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen. Well-built Detached from the car park of the Lis- on Monday, October 19th. Cards more Hotel when construction Dave Landers. C. Barry, F. Ganage. S.F.C./Heating. Facing South, near front. BRENDAN GRACE who appears in Cabaret at JR's, Lismore and money to be back f or that; At, the end of the meeting a Power. B. Prendergast. E. Cus- has been completed. There is date. Further particulars from The Auctioneers. Hotel on this Friday night, October 2. still too much strewn gravel minutesi silence was observed ack, B. Lawton-, B. Crowley. The Mass for the- deceased I to the memory of the late Subs. — A. Bolger and P. Cam- throughout, the town. members will be held on Friday, FOR LETTING: Paddy Whelan, one of the finest pion, both used. Presentation Of Buildings : Nov. 13th at 8 p.m. s-portsmen Lismore ever produc- FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR TOWN We would like to congratulate Next Sunday we play oar last (26). 27 _ The William Roche ed and a man who brought section game in this competi- Apply by letter to: The Auctioneers. Gift Shop looked very well this Ballyduff on winning the many moments of glory to Lis- county final last, Sunday. tion when we travel to Affane. Reform Of The Common year. Work in progress was more A.C. May he rest in peace. A win is vital for us here and THE SQUARE. KILMACTHOMAS noted on O'Donnells and Quin- Our first outing under the we must score as many goals lans the results should make LISMORE I.C.A. NEWS new leadership was to Ferry- WELL ESTABLISHED GENUINE LICENSED as possible- as the home side Agricultural Policy an important contribution un- On Monday, Sept. 21st we bank Open Sports on Sunday have not, only a 2 pt. advantage PREMISES ON PRIME LOCATION der this heading in next year's had our first meeting after the last, the 27th of September and On us. they also have 2 goals "PADDY WALL'S" presentation. Some premises summer holidays. We had a dis- running in excellent, conditions of a better difference. Kick-off For Sale by Private Treaty now, or Auction later. are in need of attention to vary- cussion on the programme for our athletes produced tne goods on> Sunday is lil a.m. Gets Top Priority ing degrees including ACOT the coming year. The Church once again. lEdmond Spratt & Son are instructed by Mr. Pkdd.y (grounds are overgrown). Post Gate Collections in aid of Con- Wall to dispose of this well known Licensed Premises, so By MICHAEL DILLON Office (needs to be painted) Boys u 9 3Q0m„ 4th, T. Barry: PRESIDENT TO VISIT quer Cancer amounted to boys u/10 500m.. 1st, M Molum- LISMORE well situate and enjoying all year round trade. and The Palladium. £490.95 and the Carriglea Men- As the autumn series of meet- provisions of the budget by phy; boys u/10 500m.. 10th, M. Solicitors: M. M. Halley & Co., Georges St., Waterford. tally Handicapped to £251.04. ings of the Council Of Minis- about 4 billion ECU. ln practice Presentation Of Natural Am- We would like to thank all who Shanahan, girls u/ll 500m, 6th, Next, Sunday the President of Detailed particulars later from the undersigned. ters for Agriculture get, under sa.d Mr. Sutherland, this means enities: (23). 23 — The linear contributed. A. Gilligan• .girls u/ll 500m.. the Irish Cricket Union, Mr. Pat way it is obvious that reform thiat 'the money will run out in green open space, with young 5th. V. Barry; Girls u/ll, 500m., Dine-en will visit LismorP Cric- of the CAP is going to get top October. Mrs. Mary O'Leary gave a 8th, N. Fenniessey; boys u/ll ket Club in his official capacity. trees, seats and flower tubs up very interesting account, of her priority all the way. The Com- The problem has been tem- from the Burgundy Boutique is 500m., 9th, P Molumphy: girls To co-inclde with this visit, Lis- Edmond Sprattjk Soil mission hag the un-enviable job porarily overcome by delaying beautifully presented. Planting recent pilgrimage to Lourdes. u/13 700m., 4th, M. Cunning- more will play a Cork Selection. of devising new ways of con- payments to the member is suggested for the green open It brought back many happy ham; girls u 13 700m.. 12th, M. This Is the second time in 12 trolling output of those com- memories to those of us who Moore- girls u/15 900m., 2nd. years that Lismore have been TELEPHONE (058) 4.2211 states, or in other words bor- space outside the car park of M.I.A.V.I. modities which are in surplus rowing from them until the new the Lismore Hotel. As noted have been at Lourdes. A vote M. Beecher- girls u/17 1.500m„ honoured by an official visit by and oi bringing expenditure on year. Next year, it is expected above the grounds of the ACOfT of sympathy was passed to the 3rd, E. Dahill; boys u/17 1,500m., a cricket president and it the CAP within acceptable that there will again be a defi- premises are overgrown. The Healy and Whelan families on 8th, J. Sullivan. prove-s the high esteem in tlieir recent bereavement. Con- which Lismore Cricket Club is bounds, and then making pro- cit of 3 billion ECU, so the amenity potential of the old Boys u 10 4x200m„ 3rd. Lis- posals which will not alone be problems are still a long way railway should be investigated. gratulations to Nina and' Donie more (Ml. Molumphy. Ml Sha- held. The game on Sunday com- effective, but which will also xircan being solved. Coughlan on the birth of a mences at 1.30 p.m. More flower displays: e.g. win- baby boy. nahan. B'. Hyde, T. Barry). be politically acceptable to the dow boxes, hanging baskets in Girls u/14 4x600m., 3rd. Lis- M.I.A.V.I. Ministers. the centre would be appropri- We are having a Cake Sale more (M. Beecher. C. Fennes- LISMORE CAMOGIE NOTES DICK BARRY & SON Speaking at the recent Agri- ate. on Saturday, 17th October after sey. E. Fitzgerald, M. Cunning- cultural Science Association Evening Mass ln the' I.C.A. Hali. ham). On this Saturday we play our BALLINAHA, TALLOW conference in Portlaoise. the Appearance Of Approach We promise to give good value Girls u/12 4x300m. 1st. Lis- last matches of the season. At Roads: (31). 32 — Approach 2.15 p.m. we play Tallow in the MOST ATTRACTIVE COMPACT HOLDING Irish Commissioner, Mr. Peter fcr money. Next meeting on more (O. Broderick, M. Moore, VICTOR POWER roads to the t.own were neatly 12th Oct., at, 8 p.m. R. Carey. G Barry). u/16 Western Final and at 3.30 43 ACRES (more or less) Sutherland who Is in charge of Competition and of Relations presented and footpaths and Junior ladies 5,000m., 8th, E. p.m. we take on Ardmore in Prime Level Limestone Roadside Land. stone walls were weed free and Dahill. the final of the Senior Junior With the European Parliament, In a good state of repair. Some 1} .miles from Tallow. Private Sale (for Mrs. Margaret outlined the on-going process DIES SUDDENLY So a very good day for Lis- League. Both games -go ahead items of street furniture were more A C. and may there be In 'Tourin. Milone). Well fenced: bounded on 2 sides by Public of reform in the beef and milk in need of attention, e.g. some sector, and the greater prob- many more throughout, the This year we have lost, a lot Roadls; 9 acres ailter tillage; remaaner in grass. Mains litter bins and public seating. coming season. — P.R.O of last year's u/16 team but lems of dealing with cereal IN U.S. However most looked well, es- water and stream. Neattly thatched dwelling: kitchen, surpluses, while at the same News oi the sudden death with experienced players like pecially seating at the Cathed- A. M. O'Gorman and S. McCar- sit fin-groom, 2 bedrooms, toilet. Outoffices: 3 column hay- time maintaining farm in- Of Victor Power, well-Known ral. LISMORE GOLF NOTES barn, cattle crusih, cattle and calf sheds. comes. author arid dramatist which oc- thy and u/14 captain. M. Ken- curred in Tucson, Arizona on Or. next Saturday. October neally on our side we are con- Inspection invited. In the dairy sector the Residential Areas: (16V 16 — fident of retaining our under original imposition of quotas Monday last, September 23, v-ill Some cottages near the 'Burgun- 3rd the first leg of the Shield A. Garroll & Co., Solicitors, Fermoy. be received with much rtgret Competition between Lismore 16 Western title. Tallow how- was not sufficient to stop the dy Boutique need to be painted. ever will have other ideas and DICK BARRY & SON, MI AVI, Fermoy. Phone 025/31577 rise in intervention stocks, but especially in the Ring and Old The residential area "!»ar the and Dungarvan will be staged. since additional cuts have been Parish areas. In order to facilitate- the I'm sure our young ladies Palladium is presented to a would appreciate the support ot agreed and implemented and For eight years from 1956 to high standard, further olanting smooth running of this compe- tition there will be shot-gun their parents and families on new intervention regulations 1964 he was the popular and of this green area would be the day. introduced, there has been much loved Curate in Ring and appropriate. Some areas out- start and the course will be re- more success, and in the first as An t-Athair Victor was sider the boundary , walls look served all day for the players 1 This is the flrs t year the six months of this year there known and loved by all. Short- poor> The majority- of\ houses taking part. Western Board have held a was a drop of 40 per cent in ly after his'transfer from Ring were well presented. The closing date for entry to ' Senior/Junior League and so the intervention buying of but- he sought laicisation, went to Conclusion: Try to be con- far we have only dropped 2 JAMES CAMPION & SONS the Winter League is Sunday. ter and 60 per cent for skim the U.S. and left the oriesthooa sistent regarding the presenta- October 4th. This year it will DOlnts in all our 6 games. When M.I.A.V.I., LISMORE milk powder, stocks have de- and had since pursued an aca- tion of street furniture and en- be known as the East Cork Oil we met, ArdmorP during the creased and the prices of these demic career there. courage flower displays at com- Winter League and members league they made us work very commodities are rising. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY He was last nome In July mercial premises. interested in playing should hard for our 2 points and I'm 19 PARKS ROAD, LISMORE There Is a similar trend in when he visited friends hi Dun- enter their names immediately. sure we will have to work even 2-STOREY FAMILY RESIDENCE beef, which will be' more notice- garvan, Ring and Old Parish, LISMORE BADMINTON Results : Heart Foundation harder if wP are to bring the able when the heavy culling of all of whom have new been CLUB NOTES cup back to Lismore. Our cap- Accommodation — Hall, Kitchen, Livingroom, 3 Bed- Competition — 1st. Larry Kiely cows is finished and the mar- shocked by his sudden death. (43 points'). tain. M. Kearney, will lead the rooms. Bathroom. Perfect structural and decorative repair ket will be good enough to pro- The funeral will take place In The Annual General Meeting Fixtures: Sat. 3rd Shield. team which is a mixture of five Gardens front and rear. vide fair returns to producers Bisbee, Arizona. He is survived of the above club was held on Dungarvan v. Lismore. Sunday seniors, some juniors and a few Viewing strictly by appointment only with— without Community intervene by his wife Marybel, brothers Monday. 13th September, and 4th — 18 Holes Stroke. under 14's. Th? best of luck to tion. provided that other pro- Louis and Bernard, nephews the following officers were el- both teams and we hope to see JAMES CAMPION & SONS, M.I.A.V.I. ducing countries behave in a and nieces to whom deepest ected — Chairman Colin Cole- Ladies Branch: J. G. Doyle olenty of support, at this near- Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Lismore. similar responsible manner. For sympathy is extended. man; Vice-do, Patrick Morris- Foursomes — 1st. Ann Howard by venue. Telephone 058/54485 Irish farmers this presents a sey: Secretary, Connie Dowd; and Pat O'Gorman 61A nett' The club sends its congratula- much brighter future, with Asst.-do., Ann Dunne: Treas- 2nd. D. Cahill and D. Lee 73 tions to senior players Eileen market prices better than In- urer, Margaret Morrissey; Asst.- nett: 3rd. C. Dowd and A. Two- Daly who got engaged recent- tervention. do.. Betty Dowd: P.R.O., Una moy 75J nett. O'Leary. Committee'—The above ly and to Orla 'Flynn who cele- Commenting On the policy officers are elected to the com- Congratulations to Ann and brated her 21st last veekend. choices for the cereals sector, mittee with the assistance ot Pat who got, second nett in —(P.R.O). Mr. Sutherland said that the SUDDEN DEATH Mary O'Keeffe and one our Commission will shortly submit new members, Catherine Brac- DUNGARVAN MART a report on the possibility i-en to whom we extend a "cead of introducing a "set-aside" OF WELL KNOWN mile failte." SLAUGHTER SALE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th scheme in the Community, un- der which farmers would be A "cead mile failte" ls also WATFRIORD COUNTY COUNCIL / DUNGARVAN at 9.30 a.m. — Cows, Bullocks and Heifers. extended to Margaret Crosby Pre-movement Test since May, 1986. paid to take land out of pro- CAPPOQUIN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL duction. He said that given the and Catherine Leader who are experience in the U.S. where new members of our club. DUNGARVAN MART The club opens this week and production of cereals has not FARMER Photographed above are David CLEARANCE SALE OF EWES (in conjunction with been reduced despite the fact vour badminton calendar ls as The death took place sud- follows:— Anglesey who plays the "Phan- weekly Sheep Sales) that large amounts of land denly, earlier today (Wednes- tom" in "Phantom of the DECISION ON VALUATION APPEALS ! Monday is our "Social Night" Entire Flock of 30 Suffolk and Greyface Ewes at have been taken out of produc- day, Sept. 30) of Mr. Paddy Opera" and Deirdre White who We have received from the Commissioner of Valuation tion under such a scheme, he which means both beginners Dungarvan Mart on Monday, October 5th. Scanlon. Belleville House, Cap- portrays "Christine" in Bally- a liist of his decisions on Valuation Appeals on Wednes- had not much hope that It poquin. He was a well known and team members participate duff's "Hello October" '87 show Genuine reason for selling. These ewes have been run- would have any great effect in farmer and cattle dealer and in the game. The hall will be in St. Michael's Hall, Ballyduff. day, 3Ot'h September, 1987 ning with a Pure Bred Suffolk Ram since July. the Community unless the prob- had formerly been proprietor opened from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. OSee advert on page 4). lem of production limitations is Tuesdays and Thursdays will 1'hc list will be open for inspection at the addresses of a butchers shoo at Main Sc.. DUNGARVAN MART also tackled. The natural reac- Cappoquin. eater fcr match fixtures with given below .during normal office hours untlil 21st October, tion of farmers to set-aside He is survived by his son, away matches leaving the hall SALE OF BLACKFACE SHEEP each Wednesday schemes is t,o take out the worst free to other members. 1987, up to and including which date Notices of Appeal to daughters* sister and other re- the Circuit Court against the Commissioner's decision at 11.30 a.m. land and go for bigger yields latives to whom we extend deep Wednesday nights from 7.30 MINNIES SQUASH Enquiries to Marl Manager. Telephone 058/41611. from what they have left and sincere sympathy. A full p.m. to 9-30 p.m. ls training ntay be lodged with the undersigned. QUOTA SYSTEM obituary will appear next week. night for the u/14's and the Mr. Sutherland said that he u 16's combined. We would also CLUB NOTES MR. B. f. McNALLY, appreciated the reservations like to mention that the u/16 The' Minnies golf outing was Runai Ghonndae, team last year won the West- that many have on the Com- DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB a huge success with a great Waterford County Council, munity policy of restricting cer- FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE ern League so belated congra- turnout of members, sponsors eal prices to cut output, in tulations boys and girls. The and guests. The weather was Courthouse, view of the technological ad- Fuli panel £50. Snowball £32 opposition consisted of Tallow, warm and dry and the eventual Dungarvan. vances in production, and that cn 46 calls. Colour: green. Tourin, Cappoquin and Mel- winner was the popular Tom leray. MR. B. WHITE, it may be necessary to consider 65 53 52 4 3 34 36 33 Ross-iter who had a superb Town Clerk. other options including the round of 39 pts. He was follow- 80 16 40 73 45 57 14 48 Chris Whelan and Paul Dungarvan Urban Distrctt Council. RECENT DEATHS application of a quota system Walsh will be responsible for ed in 2nd place by Pearse Mol- in the sector. The situation 74 15 50 79 62 13 63 83 the u/14's and u/16's this year. oney who was bidding for two- Town H'all, may have to deteriorate further 81 68 89 25 47 26 84 7 The registration and mem- in^a-row and the big man in Dungarvan. before such a decision is final- 42 85 2 82 6 77 10 23 bership fee is as follows — 3rd place. Michael "Finnigan" MR. JOHN TOBIN ly taken. Such a decision Is not Flynn. Full results as follows:— LATE DENISE POWER 37 27 6 46 44 11* 54 38 Team Members £28; Adult Be- We record with deep regret one that could be taken by the ginners £17.50; Children £7.50. 1st. T. Rossiter; 2nd. P. Molo- the death of Mr. John Tobin, The heartfelt sympathy of Community alone, he said, and 88 49 29 30 87 24 86 ney; 3rd. M. Flynn- gross, J. It would have to form part of The club hopes to field the Lynch; 1st nine, M. Fitzgerald Kilbrien and formerly of cool- the entire community went out * Denotes end of Snowball. following teams _ Premier nasmear, which occurred unex- last week to Buddy and Eileen a global agreement with othei Prizes must be claimed on or (Co. Co.); 2nd nine N. Harney; Division. 4th Division and also Past President, T. Melody, pectedly at his residence Kil- Power, western Bay, Dungarvan major cereal exporting coun before Monday. 5th October at an All Ladieis Team, for the when news became known of tries to contain production. 6 p.m. sharp from Mrs. McGre- Sponsor, J. O'Donnell- Lady WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL brien on Thursday, October 24. first, time in the club's history. the death of their four-year-old Mr. Sutherland spoke at some gor, 32 Caseyville. Guest, B. Martin; Gents Guest, DUNGARVAN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL A well Known member of the daughter Denise which occurred N.B. All fees must be paid by A Deasy. farming community prior to his length on the global problems Full sheet must be returned 14th October, 1987 as county unexpectedly at Ardkeen Hospi- of agricultural surpluses, and when claiming. Many thaniks to Paddy and retirement, he was a most tal, Wiaterford on Thursday, registration fees must, be in inoffensive: man who was held said that the Community has Last week's winner Colette before this date. Betty, all the sponsors, the or- September 24, following a very made clear on a number of Morrissey, 37 Kyne Park £50. ganisers and our president, in high esteem bv all wlho knew brief illness. Special thanks to Anne Hea- FARM TAX ACT 1985 him. occasions its willingness to Numbers drawn this we:-k by phy who has done tremendous Francis Power who presented make changes in agricultural Bernie McGuure, Cathai Brugha work with the younger mem- the prizes. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF CLASSIFICATION Sincere sympathy is extended A most lovable child, Denise place. to his brother Dan, Ballyduff endeared herself to all who support, systems, but if is not bers of the club. We had a challenge match (APPEALS) LIST FOR INSPECTION Lower, his sister Mrs. Abigail came to know her. St. Mary's willing to carry the burden of We also hope that the public against De La Salle on Satur- Church was packed to overflow- global adjustment alone and will support us in our forth- day night and while we were Ln accordance with Section 6 of the above Act, notice Hegarty, Cork, nephews and have its reform efforts under- PLANNING NOTICE nieces on their sad bereave- ing on Saturday afternoon coming fund raising venture defeated there were some great is hereby given that the Classification (Appeals) List bus when her remains were brought mined by the policies pursued for the- club which is in the matches. John O'Brien (capt.) ment. by our trading partners. Co. Watertorci — I, Thomas been received. His remains were removed from Ardkeen hospital to the Muinray, intend to apply to shape, of a marathon badmin- played some of the best squash Mir.. Sutherland said that it is ton day which has been sug- of his career in his 3-2 defeat from the Kiely Funeral Home to church. Waterford County Council for The Lists are available for inspection at the Rates Kilgobinet Church on Saturday recognised that the biggest suf- permission to build a bathroom gested by our chairman Colin and Mary Brett came from 2-0 iMass of the Angels was then down to wl 3-2. We are with- Office. Courthouse, Dungarvan and The Town Hall, Dun- evening where they were blessed celebrated, after which the in- ferers from restrictions on pro- and septic tank to my dwelling Coleman. n and received by Very Rev R. duction are likely to be the at Kilcann-on, Cappagh. "Bon Voyage" to Sean out doubt lacking In fitness and garvan respectively, during t'he hours of 10 a.m. and 5 terment took place in the some very hard work will have O'Doherty, P.P., assisted by adjoining cemetery. small farmers, which is why Power who leaves our green p.m. each day on which tihe offices are open for business Very Rev. J. O'Sullivan and Rev direct income aids are being isle for pastures new and to to be put in before we are We join with all in extending ready for competition. Anyone Jor the 21 days following this date the 2nd day of October. Fr. Moran. O.S.A. suggested, and why the Com- SOCIAL AND PERSONAL wish him well In his new our deep and sincere sympathy mission is also proposing that career —(P.R.O. U. O'L.1. interested in playing leagues 1987. to Buddy and Eileen and to The last Mass on Sunday there should be a lot more R J. Cullinane, F'AOI FACLP, and or challenges there is a Signed: B. J. McNALLY, morning wias offered up for the their other children Catherine, sheet for names on the notice money and effort put into the optometrist and contact lens BRIDGE RESULTS County Secretary, repose of his soul, after which Yvonne and Martin, as well as development of backward re- practitioner, will attend at board. the interment took place in the to the other family relatives on gions. This again, is something Austin Hallahan's. MPSI. Grat- 1st, Mr. J. O'Gorman and Mr The first, tournament is start- 3rd Ootober. 1987 adjoining cemetery. Very Rev. their very sad bereavement. thiat should benefit Ireland. ing this week and results and B. WHITE, FT. O'Doherty, P.P., officiated, tan Square, Dungarvan. Thurs- P. Lineen: 2nd, Mrs. Kay Barry In spite of all the reforms, day, October 8, at liO a.m. and Mrs. Maura O'Donoghue; stories will be printed next Town Clerk. assisted by Rev. B. Cirowley, week. Player to watch this sea- C.C., Clonmel. Communitv expenditure on the Phone 058'41310 for appoint- 3rd. Mr. Ml. Lineen and Mrs. S 3rd October, 1987. CAP this year will exceed the ment. Hales. son — Denis O'Brien. 'Digger.' DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1987. PAGE THREE Ballyduff Man With 'Hasty Temper' Barred by County G.A.A. Board
A 59-year-old disabled man of states "players and officials sale! he saw the defendant after the match." After legal submissions by "hasty temper" admitted at only." pushing Mr. Goode who then Garda Foley said Quirke used Mr. Twomey, Justice W. F. Dungarvan Court last Wednes- Mr. Goode said Quirke ap- fell to the ground and was very language "the likes of whch I O'Connell dismissed the charge day that he has now been bar- proached the gate, which was shaken after the incident. never heard before" and which of obstructing Garda Foley red from the sideline at all half ope.n. a,t the time, without Garda Donal Foley said fol- he hoped he would never again Quirke then told the court games under the jurisdiction of an official ticket, but he just lowing the receipt, of a com- hear. Because of the violent that as he approached the gate -the Waterford County Board of pushed the gate aside, pushed plaint from Mr. Goode he went temper he was then in witness giving entry to the playing the G.A.A. witness and he struck his shoul- to Fraher Field -where Quirke did nothing more and left. pitch it was half open. He walk- ed past Goode and" as he did so Michael Quirke snr.. Ballyduff der off the wall and fell to the was identified to him by the DENIED ASSAULT Upper, Co. Waterford. a former ground. complainent. lie saw Goode fall. "I did not hurling star, pleaded not guilty Cross-examined by Mr. Neil "I asked the defendant, his Garda Larry O'Hara, Bally- touch hm, but he could have to assaulting a GAA official, Twomey, Solr., witness- said he name." said Garda Foley," but duff, said when he interviewed hit his shoulder off the wall," William Goode, Church Street. had told Quirke he could not he took no notice of me. He Quirke he denied assaulting the defendant, said. Dunigarvan, at Fraher Field, come in without a ticket. "The then told me to f . . . off and anyone on the occasion but ad- Replying to Inspector Eam- Dungarvan, on June 21st. He next moment i was lashed up that he was watching the mitted "abusing the hell" out onn Keating. Quirke admitted also pleaded not guilty to ob- against the wall," he added. match. After further repeated of Garda Foley whom he alleg- that he had -been written to by structing Garda Donal Foley on Michael Egan. who was also requests to him be gave his ed had "annoyed the hell" out the Waterford County G.A.A. the same occasion in the execu- on official duty at the- venue, name and said he would see me of him. Board notifying him that he ls tion of his duty. n-ow banned from the sidelines William Goode told the court at all venues. "They have ban- that he was on duty at the gate ned me," he added. which gives entry direct to the "I believe the defendant is a playing field at Fraher Field man of hasty temper," said Jus- on the evening of June 21st. tice O'Connell who was told On the gate is a notice- which DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES that Quirke, a retired rate col- FOOTBALLERS RISE To THE lector. had no previous convic- the breach did themselves and BEST WISHES tion. OCCASION their club proud. One of our most loyal club- The Justice imposed a nomi- A magnificent triumph over We had the tonic of an early goal but were soon rocked back men, Mossy McGrath. is pre- nal £5 fine on the assault con- near crippling adversity. That sently hospitalised and I know viction bu-t directed that Quirke Mr. Ward O'Driscoll, Manager AIB, Dungarvan presenting his prize, a voucher tor dinner for aptly sum up the 1-11 to 1-9 when Rathgormack replied s with their major. We were just I speak for every member when pay expenses totalling £64.80 2 at Lawlor's Hotel, to Mr. Dermot Delahunty who was the 21st customer into the bank on A NEW INVESTMENT victory of our senior footballers I wish him- the speediest of re- Recognisances were fixed in the the morning of Monday, September 21, the day on which AIB nationwide celebrated its 21st over Rathgormack in a cham- one point in front at half-time when the issue again hung coveries and an equally speedy event of an appeal. birthday. Also included is Mrs. Maura Kindregan, AIB. (Photo: Rory Wyley) pionship relegation play-off at return home. Leamybrien last Saturday perilously in the balance. SERVICE FROM night. Playing some splendid foot- MEETING ball through the third quarter We were forced to line out we raced into a 1-7 to 1-3 lead without several key players in- before Rathgormack came back These are busy times for cluding David Burke, Martin strongly at us. They cut our members of our executive. They Ballyduff Hang On To Win Second ALLIED IRISH Sheehan, Peter Queally, Mich- lead to just two points but as met again in important session ael Butler (injured), Austin they piled on the pressure in on Tuesday night, and from Curran (glad to see he is re- the closing minutes, in search now to the end of the year Ballyduff celebrated their covering speedily from illness1) of a winning goal our great de- meetings will be held regularly centenary in fitting style at BANKS PLC. and the injured Pepi Fern- fence1 held out and a super vic- for the transaction of very im- Walsh Park, Waterford. on portant matters relating to Sunday last when they held on Senior Hurling Title combe. Quite honestly I'm not tory was ours. at all certain as to the reasons the club. by their fingernails to thwart for all the absences, but what No praise can be too high for Roanmore in their county sen- I do know is that- on the night the players who made this SYMPATHY ior hurling championship final BALLYDUFF 4-7; ROANMORE 2-11 those players who stepped Into priceless win possible. It was replay. what Dungarvan spirit, is all Our club extends sincere The memory of the drab scores. Two minutes after the ly to claw back the deficit and Walsh retaliated with a great about, and now that our senior sympathy to Buddy and Eileen drawn game was swept aside restart Mossie Walsh broke nearly clinched a sensational point for Ballyduff. Roanmore status has been assured for an- Power of Western Bay on the last Sunday as an estimated through for a goal after being win in the end. again stormed forward and 4,000 attendance thrilled to other year we can look forward unexpected death last week of placed by his brother Michael. Tom Shanahan goaled in three minutes from time to giving things a right go in their four year old daughter. what was surely a memorable Paudie Prendergast added a Noellie Crowley sent over to DUNGARVAN replay. the 44th minute and when 1983. Demise. point and when John Quirke Eamon Coady goaled in the again cut the deficit to two Incidentally the sterling Mar- Ballyduff survived, but only goaled thirty seconds later it points. Buddy played many cham- just, to take their second title 53rd minute there were just tin Houlihan sustained a shoul- pionship games for our club looked the beginning of the three points between- the sides. It was the final score of the der injury which we hope will and one could understand the end for the city side. game but the action continued and has continued to maintain jubilation of their supporters Kieran Delahunty pointed a CAUSEWAY quickly mend and allow this a close interest in all our Trailing by ten points their Roanmore free to cut, the as Roanmore piled on tremen- marvellous clubman to remain as referee John Moore's long task seemed monumental but dous pressure but Ballyduff activities over the years. He whistle heralded the end oi deficit to 2 points but Richie ln top shape. and his wife and family have they fought back magnificent- held on in the agonising final Our team last Saturday even- another history making hour minutes to take the title they the sympathy of everyone in for the club. TENNIS CLUB ing was Pat Flynn (in goal), cumann Dun Garbhain. richly deserved on the day. Chris Meehan, P. Meehan, G. Most Of their supporters were It was a tremendous achieve- Moran: John Fitzgerald. Martin well and truly deflated as the ment for Ballyduff to win the NOTES Houlihan. Tomas Curran: tension generated by the nail- title in this, their centenary Derek Lyons, Ray Dwyer; Denis biting finish slowly dissipated. COMPLETE BAN ON COMMERCIAL year. It was a great victory McGrath, Brian Hennessy. Der- The final few minutes were forged by heroic displays Yet another successful com- mot Callaghan; -Jim Meehan. agonising for Ballyduff as they from 15 players who gave their petition came to an end on Morrie Ferncombe. Fergal held on gallantly to a two BASS FISHING all to bring about this magni- DUNGARVAN ficent win and the second Sunday evening with two ex- O'Donnell. Sub. — Sean Mc- points lead against increased The Minister for the Marine the last few years mainly due citing finals being played. The Grath who substituted for the pressure as Roanmore stormed Mr. Brendan Daly, T.D.. has to commercial fishing. In order senior hurling title for the mixed doubles tournament was injured Hartin Houlihan and forward in search of a winning made an order introducing a to provide for the conservation club. sponsored by William's Hair played a great thirty minutes. BADMINTON score. And their apprehension complete ban on commercial of existing stocks and for the Scorers : Ballyduff — J. Studio. must have turned to near panic bass fishing and prescribing a restoration of this slow-growing Quirke 2-0; D. Hannon 1-0; l'NDER 21s as Eddie Nolan missed an open minimum landing s'tee of 40 species to its former levels, it Mossie Walsh 1-0. Michael In the 'B" section. Ann Dun- goal. centimetres for bass caught by Is considered necessary to i-m- Walsh 0-3: R. Walsh 0-3: P. phy and Paul O'Riordan prov- The under 21 hurling and Irish anglers and sport-fisher- pOSp a complete ban o com- Prendergast 0-1 Roanmore—E. ed to be more consistent But their defence held fir-m n football panels are continuing CLUBN0TES and they survived to take the men. These measures will be mercial fishing. W-hile i-t is ac- Coady l-l: T. Shanahan 1-0: against Mae-ve O'Riordan and their respective championship effective from 15th October, cepted that angling and s-port- K. Delahunty 0-5; N. Crowley Austin Kiely: while in the 'A' The names of those who are title, (they won their first in MR. WARD O'DRISCOLL preparations, although given on a short list for team mem- '82), burying for good the 1987. fishinig activities have a less 0-3: E. Nolan and G. Maguire Section the No. 1 seeds. Judy the lateness of the year it's not Bass stocks in Irish waters serious effect on stock levels, it 0-1 each. O'Brien and Donal Verling bership appeared on the club "Walsh Park bogey" which had Mr. Ward O'Driscoll, Allied always easy to get full atten- notice board last week. On Fri- plagued the club up to this. have declined dramatically over is nonetheless regarded as es- Irish Banks Dungarvan, an- came through against Emma dances at training. sential that juvenile fish should Ballyduff — M. Leamy: M. Fleming and Colin Carthy. day night all those people on be protected and a minimum Geary. S. Hannon. M. Casey; nounced this week that Allied Next in action are the under the list attended training at TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE Irish Securities Limited, the Prizes were presented on 21 footballers on October 18th landing size of 40cm has there- L. Power, Seamus Daly. Sea- Sunday evening by the presi- the Complex. Jim Kiersey really fore been introduced. This con- mis Daly: P. Prendergast, D. new stockbroking arm of the and a victory here would give put everyone through their It was a tremendous game AIB Group had now com- dent, Mr. Colin Carthy. us a place in the semi-final. Our trasts with an EEC minimum Hannon; E. Hickey. R. Walsh The O'Brien School Cup will paces with plenty of exercise. played in a good sporting man- size of 32cm which is consider- Mossie Walsh- Michael Walsh menced trading as a full mem- sights most definitely are tar- This was rounded off with some ner and although Roa-nmore, NEW SERVICE ber of the Dublin Stock Ex- be held on Thursday. October geted in the directions of this ed to be too low for Irish con- J. Quirke, J. Casey. 8th at 1.30 — entries to Norma fine games of badminton. appearing in their first final, ditions and which was intro- change What this new develop- title, and of course hurling suc- will feel aggrieved that, their ment in effect means is that the O'Driscoll or Colin Carthy. cess is also uppermost in our duced despite strong pressure Roanmore—R. Sheridan: D. RACQUETS TOURNAMENT magnificent second half rally from the Irish authorities for Murphy. J Ryan. O. Cunning- local branch can now provide It is hoped to hold the Yop thoughts. when they all but wiped out direct access for investors to •Junior Day Cup on Saturday. FOR FARMERS an overall 40cm size. ham: J. Tebay. P. Tobin, S. Members -are advised that the a ten points deficit did not Moloney; N. Crowley, T. th,- Stock Market. Another re- October 24th — those wishing FROM U.S. bring a better reward, in truth cent development in the AIB to be considered for teams Racquets Tournament will be AgriLine. the computerised It is very desirable that these Browne- G. Maguire. K Dela- held over two Sundays—October anything other than a Bally- information service developed conservation measures have the hunty. E. Nolan; E. Coady. T. Group was the transfer of the should see notice boaTd for Presently enjoying a holiday duff win on the day would have Investment. Advisory and Fund details. from New York Is former club- 4 and 11. As far as we know, by An Foras Taluntais and ful] support of anglers and Shanahan. K. Sheridan. Subs — the same procedure will apply been a complete travesty of ACOT. with EEC support, has J. Cotter for Cunningham- D. Management side of their bus- The Winter League which man Dinny Quarry, a member justice. commercial fishermen so that iness to a new company known was very successful last year of a family, that, has been syn- as lasit year: members will play been expanded and improved we may achieve the desired im- Fitzpatrick for K. Sheridan. as Allied Irish Investment will be run off this year from onymous with our club down three racquet gam-ess—badmin- Kieran Delehunty pointed to the stage where It can now provement in the bass stock Ref. — John- Moore (Dun- Managers Ltd. This Investment mid-October to the end of Nov- thp decades. ton. tennis and squash. for Roanmore after half a be offered to the farming com- levels. garvan). Management Company already ember. The league- will be div- Dinny himself sported the minute but it was the only munity and agribusiness sec- handles £1.6 Billion for institu- ided into an adult section and blue jersey with considerable Lasit year this was very en- time in the game that the win- tor, according to Michael Har- tional investors and private a junior section and entries distinction before departing for joyable and proved most ners were headed. kin. A-griLihe Manager. popular. Ballyduff played superb clients. Access to its expertise close or. Monday. October 5th— the "Big Apple," but he has It is a single source Of com- is again available through the see notice board for details. never lost contact, with the hurling in the first half and CLUB NIGHT prehensive. up to date agricul- local branch. AIB has current- —(P.R.O.). club. they were worth every point of ly on offer the most extensive their 2-4 to 0-7 interval lead. tural information available 24 THIS WEEK ACOT CO. WATERFORD SAYS range o.f investment, products Last Thursday was really en- Donai H-annon had their hours a day. seven days a week. AgriLine -is now actively re- SOIL TESTING molasses, calcined m-agnesite on the market and together joyed by those who availed of first goal ln the 7th minute Ntow is a good time to get feed blocks or in nuts. with its lending services can the club night. Around twenty and full forward John Quirke cruiting new users and has ad- ded a full-time sales person to yo-uir land tested for lime and SHEEP cater for every financial re- members had a really good added their second nine min- fertiliser requirements. Contact Breeding from ewe lambs is quirement night—some were on court for utes later. Roan-more, how- its team to promote its ser- vices. your local ACOT office. well worthwhile. A target o-f 80 two hours. The club hopes to ever., continued to pick off per cent of ewe lambs produc- In conclusion, Mr. O'Driscoll field around six teams this year, their points and they hotly Silage c-an also be tested. Re- said: "Any would-be investor "A target of 300 subscribers member silage with a PH over ing lambs is feasible. so from now on it's hard train- disputed the disallowing of has been set for 1987 and 1.000 should look at what AIB has to DUNGARVAN ing for everybody. Kevin Sh-eridans 22nd minute 4 can be a serious source of SOCIO-ECONOMIC offer before committing them- for 1988," said Michael Hankih clostridial contamination for goal for a "square- infrlng- at a demonstration of the ser- Partnerships — A two-family selves to a long term or fixed CLUB NIGHT ROTA ment." milk used in cheese production. farm should, if possible, have investment. These new services vice at thei farm of Mark Wil- RUGBY kinson, Mulhuddart, Co. Dublin. RE-SEEDS separate housing for each fam- enhance still further our com- ily. Plan towards this well in mitment to remain the premier Thursday Oct. 1 — Jim Kier- EARLY MASTERY AgriLine, which has a com- sey and Margaret Cunningham: Check newly re-seeded leys advance. Consider: a) if the financial services organisation prehensive cereals data base for Frit-Fly and Slug damage. FOOTBALL Friday, Oct. 2—John Young and and computing section, will be farm can provide for two here in Dungarvan, capable of However there was no dis- households; b) is the family consistantly delivering high Evelyn Torne-ns; Tuesday, Oct. 6 puting Ballyduff's mastery demonstrated at the National GRASS TETANY —Jim Kiersey -and Mary Walsh; Ploughing Championships in Grass- Tetany can now be a living accommodation adequate duality service on a competi- early In the second half as n-o-w?; c) oan it be extended in tive basis to our customers CLUB Thursday. Oct. 8 — Catherine they literally swamped Roan- Tullamore next month as part threat particularly with suckler Maher and Brid Ui Murchadha; of ATF's exhibition. cows. Feed magnesium in the future? throughout the area. An invest- more with devastating early ment through the local AIB is F'riday. Oct. 9 — Mossie Norris an investment in your local GREAT WIN IN WATERFORD Carrick-on-Suir 20 and Jackie Ahearne. community." I GLASS 7-A-SIDE Dungarvan 10 Mr. Niall Dennehy, Senior As- TOURNAMENT Following the great victory in sistant Manager at the branch, On Saturday last in Water- the 7-a-side on Saturday It was is the local person for invest- ford our team had a great win inevitable that Sunday's selec- ment advice and he can be con- in the "Glass 7-A-Side Tourna- tion would suffer for this tacted by telephoning 41599 or ment'' Captained by Michael friendly with Carrick-on-Suir. And so it turned out as the by calling t0 the branch. O'Connor, who was top try scorer of the tournament, very home side ran out easy winners good wins were recorded and by 20 points to 10. Mark O'Con- the panel are to be congratu- nor (capt.) kicked 2 penalties. lated on their fine victory. On The team was — Michael their path to the final they de- O'Connor, John Curran, N. Han- feated Crosshaven, Waterford nigan, P. Queally. B. O'Brien, City and Kiifeacle, scoring 11 V. O'Rourke, J. Tynan. T. tries in the process. These try Clarke. J. Morrissey, M. O'Hai- scorers were Michael O'Connor loran, T. Shalloe and Con 141, Mark O'Connor (3), A. O'Riordan. Haliy (2) and Peter Queally and Philip Foley <1 each). In a FIXTURES very good final against the NEXT MEETING host club. Waterford Glass. On Sunday next the lst team Michael O'Connor scored a fur are away to Sklbbereen in the The next committee meeting ther 2 tries with Mark O'Con- O'Neil! Cup. This ls an impor- will take place at 8 p.m. sharp nor and Jimmy O'Brien scoring tant match and players are on Thursday, October 1. 1 each Jimmy O'Brien's score asked to make sure they are was very well taken as he bro'cp available as due to holidays a Until next week, remember :-ew players will not be avail- that badminton Is smashing. lirough at midfield and ovaded able for selection. A provisional N.B.—We hear that Mossie is several tackles to score. This home fixture for the 2nd fif- now looking for the lead roll in was a very good performance teen has been arranged versus Miami Vice. This rumour may a<-d tho forwards laid the foun- Clanwilliam and this will be not be true, but he has been dation In providing good pos- confirmed during the week. asked for autographs and pic- : •-.s-ior, for the backs to show Trials for the Munster panel tures. We will ha-v-e to wait until their pace and skill ln scoring will take place shortly and it, is next spring to see him on the some lovely tries. hoped that, we will have several silver screen, dancing. Maybe The captain, Michael O'Con- representatives in the trial he co-uld be making a remake nor was presented with the cup match — North v. South. of "Grease'' or the follow-up to and each member of the panel Yogi's was a great success Crocodile Dundee! Good day! received a beautiful glass tank- again last Saturday and our — P.R.O. ard. The full panel was—Mich- rota system Is working very Group photographed prior to a "walk about" on the farm of Mr. Philip Beausang, Churchquarter, Grange Included are ael O'Connor (capt.). A Hally, well. On Saturday week the Philip and his wife Betty and children, Michael Byrne, ACOT. John O'Brien. Dept. of Agriculture, Frank Meyke, GermSn Mark O'Connor, Peter Queally, rota captain ls John David Printed and published by tlio Jimmy O'Brien Michael O'Hai- Power. Proprietors at their Officc and Embassy, Dublin, Dr. Wolfgang V. Gilden, West German Parliamentary Secretary and MEP, Austin Fenton. AGO I and loran. Tony Shalloe, Philip Memberships are now due Works, 78, O'Connoil Street, Richard Peters. ^Pholo: Rory Wyley) MR. NIALL DENNEHY B'oley. members £20 and students £5. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. I'AGL FOUR ORMOND DUNGARVAN
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Friday, October 2 — STARDUST Wales. 5.20 — Rolf Harris Car- sity 9.05—See Hear! 9.30—Day- starring Anthony Newley as Saturday, October 3—In Lounge—PADRAIG PARKER 9.00—Piajo's Junk.box. 10.30 — toon Time. 5.45—Telly Addicts. time On Two. 2.15 p.m.—Inter- Quilp. 6.15—'Bombay Hotel. 6.55 Action Station Saturday. 12.50— •—iN-ewsvle-w. 7.3-5 — The Fish Saturday, October 3 — DOUBLE J SOUND 6.15—'Alio 'Alio. 7.00' — Bob's national Golf. Incl. News. Wea- PARTY NITE DISCO — Bar — Over 18's News Headlines. 12.52 — Sports Full House. 7.35 — The Buss ther. 5.3i0 _ Food And Drink Course (new series). 3.06-— Stadium. 5.05—Gialtar And The Abbot Show. 8.05 — Casualty. Summer Quiz. 6.00—Film; Tar- Dance From America: Alvin Sunday, October 4 —- NORTH BROS. Golden Lance. 5.3«—Eureka. 6.00 Hospital drama series. 8.55 — zan' peril. iLiex Barker stars as Alley (new series). 9.10 — Sunday, October 4— —The Angelus. 6.01—Hews. 6.15 N-ews and Sport, Weather. 9.10 Tarzan with Virginia Huston as International Golf : High- SING ALONG WiTH THE MURRAY SISTERS J.C.B. FOR H RE. Telephone 058/41538 —Mailbag. 6.35—In Search of: —Film: Thompson's Last Run. Jane (1951, black and white). lights of the third round Tidal Waves. 7.05—Highway To Robert Mitchum makes a rare 7.15—Music In camera. 7.30 — of the Dunhill Cup from COMING — Friday. October 9—The Clowns; October 16 Heaven. 8.00 — Gone To Texas. St. Andrews. 9.50 — Film: Five appearance in a tv movie when The Education Programme (new —High Energy. 9.0'0—News. 9.15—The Charmer, he stars as an ageing safe series) 8.00 — Face The Music. Easy Pieces, featuring Jack ii.i5—Lfrace Kelly: The Ameri- cracker, John Thompson, in this 8.30—Gardeners' World. 9.00 — Nicholson. In- this 1971 movie he can Princess. 12.20—Late News. 1986 film. Also stars Wilfred Foreign Bodies. 9.30 — Peter stars as Bobby, a misfit In con- Brimley and Kathleen York. Ustinov's Russia. 10.20 —News- temporary America. Also star- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 10.45 — Monty Python's Flying night 11.15 — Weatherview. ring Karen Black and Susan 9.45—A Vous La France! 10.15 Circus. 1-1.15—Miami Vice. 12.05 11.20-12.55 a.m.—Film: I Am A Anspach. 11.30-12.55 a.m.—Film: —Tne Computer Programme. a.m.—Film: Deathline. A cult Fugitive Prom A Chain Gang. The Shooting. A haunting and DECKIES LOUNCE 10.4a—Germany: Past AMd Pre- horror film starring Christo- Paul Muni stars in the classic mysterious western which co- sent. 11.15—Mass for Emigrant pher Lee, Donald pleasence and expose of the American penal stars Warren Oates as a former ^unoay. 12.00—News Headlines Norman Rossington. 1.30 a.m.— sysltem, based on the autobio- bounty hunter In search of his loiiowed by: Marathon Winter. Weather. graphical novel by Robert E. twin brother and two accom- Saturday, October 3 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE LOO—Nissan Cycling. 2.00—The plices in the Utah desert (1966). towiss Family Robinson. 2-25 — ADLEYS LOUNGE In aid of Modeligo Community Sports Field. Beetnoven — The Complete Jackpot £200 on 12 games. Piano Sonatas. 2.50 _ Sunday Matinee: Atftnur Tne King, AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK ABBEYSIDE Sunday Night, October 4 — SHAMROCK ALL-STARS pairing Malcolm Atouoweli and MONDAY Newstime- 6.20 Garda Patreil: Poppy's Storytime: 4.35 The Can-dice Bergen. 5.25—'iune In. 6.30 Know Your Sport; 7 p.m Wind In Their Hands; 4.50 6.00—Tihe Angelus. (j.Oi — News RTE 1 — 2.30 Raw Energy; 3 Evening Extra; 7.30 The Moun- Newsline-. 5.15 The Wuzzles: followed by sports Results. 6.15 p.m. 'Live' At Three: 4 p.m. tain Lark; 8 p.m. Faces And 5.45 News- 6 p.m. The Angelus; WEEK-ENDENTERTAINMENT —Tlhe cosoy show. 6.40 — Ath- Dempsey's Den with Bosco: Places- 9 p.m. News: 9.30 Today 6.01 Newstime: 6.30 Play The chuairt Ar Gnabhia. 7.10 —Fos- 4.25 Happy Birthday; 4.30 Aunty Tonight- 10.10 Hotel- 11.05 Penn Game; 7 -p.m. Evening Extra; ter ana Mien and mends. /.4U Poppy's Storytime; 4.35 The and Telier; 11.40 Late News. 7.30 Waiting For Elvis; 8 p.m. —-Where In The World? 8.30 — Smurfs: 5.05 Bailebeag 5.15 Gone To Texas- 9 p.m. News; Friday, October 2 — COLOURS Glenroe. 9.00 — News. 9.20— The Littlest Hobo: 5.45 News; RTE 2 — 5.35 p.m. Emmerdale 9.30 The Late Late Show: 11.30 WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL Questions And Answers. 10.20— 6 p.m The Angelus- 6.01 News- Farm 6.05 Laurel & Hardy; 6.30 Late News; 11.30 The Late Night Saturday, October 3 — PARTNERS The Sunday Movie: Dial M Pd-r time; 6.30 Nothing To It; 7 p.m. Thp Sullivans- 7 p.m. Top Of Friday Movie: The- Hearse. Murder. Starring: Ray Miliand, Evening Extra: 7.30 Zero-. 8 The Pops- 7.30 Crossbow; 8 p.m. Starring Trish Van Dewere, Jos- Sunday, October 4 — FLAMES Grace Kelly and Robert Cum- p.m. Executive Stress; 8.30 A Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai: 8.40 Mail- eph Cotten and David Gaut- inings. 12.20—Late News. Taste Of Ireland- 9 p.m. News: bag 9 p.m. Raffles- 9.55 Tune reaux. DISCO 9.30 HU1 Street Blues; 10.25 In- 10.30 Mart And Market; RTE 2—5.40 Sons And Daugh- Hanly's People; 10.55 Designing 10.35 Newsnight: 10.55 Finding ters; 6.10 Early Evening Movie: THIS SUNDAY Women: 11,25 Late News. F'ax Future; 11.55 Nightlight. Once Upon A Spy. Starring Ted RTE 2 — 4.15 [The Nissan In- FRIDAY Danson and Mary Louise Wel- NIGHT ternational Classic; 5.25 Em- ler- 8 p.m Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai: merdale Farm; 5.55 Joni Jones; RTE 2 — 2.10 The Brothers; 8.40 Sports world Quiz; 9.30 Spe- Extension 6.30 A Country Practice; 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. cial Squad; 10.30 Newsnight; Strictly Over 18 * Neat RTE 2 The Muppet Show; 7.30 Corona- Dempsey's Den with Bosco; 4.25 10.50 The Making Of The Land BARTON'S Dress Essential * Bar tion Street: 8 p.m. Nuacht- 8.10 Happy Birthday; 4.30 Aunty League. Suil Thart; 8.35 The Spencer Tracy Film Season: Boys' Town. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 Starring Spencer /Tracy, Mickey 3.20—Saturday Matinee: Ras- Rooney and Henry Hull. 10.35 Newsnight; 10.45 The Petrov HOSE noun cals And Robbers. Starring Pat- rick Creadon and Anthony Mic- Affair; 11.40 Nightlight. LIONS CLUBS hael Hall. 5.00—Nissan Cycling. 6.00—Finding Fax Future. 7.00— TUESDAY DUNGARVAN Exploring. 7.30 — Marketplace. ENTERTAINER OF THE RELIVE A 'DAY IN THE 30's' 8.00—iNuociht. 8.05 - Rumpole Ol RTE 1 — 2.35 Collecting Now: Thursday, October 1 — MATTY WELDON fr FRIENDS i he Bailey. 9.05 - Mozart—The Know Your Picture; 3 p.m. with Crack and Songs and Seanachai. Hunt. 9.35—Hart To Hart. 10.30 'Live' At Three: 4 p.m. Demp- sey's Den with Bosco- 4.45 YEAR —The Nissan International Friday, October 2 — PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE At Ballyduff Community Field Classic. Happy Birthday; 4.30 Dilin O The search is on for Ire- and in addition, the lucky win- Deamhas; 4.40 The Berenstain land's Entertainer of the Year ner will also receive a beautiful In aid of Abbeyside Scouts. Bears- 5.15 How Do You Do It? SUNDAY.OCTOBER 4 1988—the only oatch is you crystal Lions trophy and a four On Sunday Next, October 4 5.30 European Folk Tales; 5.45 have to be over 55 to qualify! weeks holiday in the sun. Saturday, October 3 — U-KONS 2.45 — Opera Matinee: Julius News: 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 So if vou can sing, tell a story Commencing at 2 p.m. Newstime; 6.30 Rapid Roulette; For the fourth successive year Caesar. 5.55 _ Newsweek. 6.25— or Play an instrument then this Sunday, October 4 — STARDUST Family Ties. 8.10 —Nuacht. 8.15 7 p.m. Evening Extra; 7.30 the Lions Clubs of Ireland will is the competition for you. why PARADE COMMENCES AT 1.30 p.m. —Standing Tall. 10.05—Freiburg Codename Icarus; 8 p.m. The be holding a series of local not enter? Jazz. 10.35 — The Nissan Inter- Lion Of The Desert; 9 p.m. competitions throughout tihe Local contact to Dungarvan1 is Come along and enjoy a family day out. national Classic. News: 9.30 Today Tonight; 10.15 country in search of Ireland's Michael Walsh. Coolnagour, Falcon Crest; 11.10 Turning most talented elders, and, as be- Phone 058/41603. who will give Point; 11.40 Late News. fore, the qualifiers from each of you further details. Venues this the regional heats will be feat- year are Maddens. Lismore. RTE 2 — 5.25 p.m. Emmerdale ured on RTE's afternoon pro- Farm; 5.55 Tomorrow's World; Wednesday, October 7; Shandon gramme: "Live at Three." hosted Arms, Dungarvan, Thursday, 6.30 A Country Practice; 7 p.m. by Derek Davis and Thelma Sledge Hammer; 7.30 Glenroe; October 8, and Decies Bar. Mansfield. Clashmore, Friday, October 9. 8 D.m. Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai; 8.40 BBC 1 The prizes to be won are: 1st, Starting time 9 p.m. each HELLO OCTOBER! MERCY CONVENT SECONDARY SCHOOL Touchdown; 9.45 Dead In Mos- venue. PARENTS' ASSOCIATION cow; 10.35 Newsnight; 10.55 £2,000: 2nd, £1,000; 3rd, £500 Mystery Theatre: Dark Posses- IN BALLYDUFF COMMUNITY HALL FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2 sion: 11.50 Nightlight. 6.00 a.m. — Ceefax AM. 6.35— WEDNESDAY Edgar Kennedy in- 'Unlucky RTE 1—2.30 The Living Body; OCTOBER 1,2,4,8,9,11, IS, 16 & 18 Dog.' 6.55 — Weather. 7.00 3 p.m. 'Live' At Three; 4 p.m. w AlNlClE NO SATURDAY PERFORMANCES o Breakfast Time. 8.40—Open Air. Dempsey's Den with Bosco- 4.25 LIONS CLUB ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR MUSIC BY: MICK DELAHUNTY 8.55—News and Weather. 9.05— Happy Birthday, 4.30 Aunty If you are over 55 and can sing, dance, pl'y an Curtain up af 8.15 p.m. sharp. Neighbours. 9.25—Labour Party Poppy s Storytime; 4.35 The instrument then contact Michael Walsh at 058/41603 Conference 1987. 10.30 — Child- Flintstones; 5.05 Look Around: Bookings 058/60157, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily. CLONEA STRAND HOTEL ren's BBC. 10.56—Five To Ele- 5.15 The Real Ghostbusters; for details of above competition. ven. 11.OO—News, Weather. 11.05 5.45 News- 6 p.m. The Angelus: —.Labour Party Conference '87. 6.01 Newstime; 6.30 Number Stupendous prizes. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 12.30 p.m.—Open Air. 12.5-5 One; 7 p.m. Evening Extra; 7.30 Regional News and Weather. Up to The Synod; 8 p.m. Gone Venues — Maddens, Lismore, Wednesday. October 7, Commencing 10 p.m. Admission £5 LOO—One O'Cilock News. Wea- To Texas; 9 p.m News- 9.30 To- Shandon Arms. Dungarvan, Thursday, October 8, ther. 1.30 —Neighbours. 1.50 — day Tonight; 10.30 Hanlon: Decies Bar, Clashmore, Friday, October 9. Film: Thousands Cheer. An all- 11.30 Late News. star oast including Gene Kelly See write-up in this issue for details. and Kathryn Grayson feature RTE 2 — 5.30 p.m. Emmerdale DUNGARVAN HOCKEY CLUB in this lavish MGM musical Farm- 6 p.m. Where The Sky hosts a < 19431 3.50 — Children's B!BC. Begins- 6.30 A Country Prac- 4.10—Superted. 4.15—What's All tice- 7 p.m. This Is Your Life: COLLIGAN ROCKIES & EMMETTS G.A.A. This Then? 4.55 — Newsround. 7.30 Coronation Street: 8 p.m. STRAUSS BALL (SUPPORTERS' CLUB) 5.05—Grange Hill. 5.35 — Wales Nuacht; 8.10 Cursai- 8.40 The Today. 6.00 —Six O'clock News. Land Of Eternal Ice; 9.05 Cine- with the CORK STRAUSS ORCHESTRA — will hold their — Weather. 0.35 _ Sporitfolio. 7.00 club: Broadway Danny Rose. —'Wogan. 7.40—Blamketv Blank. Starring Woody Allen and Mia INCL. |AZZ INTERLUDE 8.10—Twenty-One Years Of The Farrow 10.30 Newsnight- 10.50 Two Ronnies. 9.00—Nine O'Clo-ck A Day In The Country: 11.45 On Saturday, October 17 News Regional News. Weather. Nightlight. THE "CATS" BAR ANNUAL FASHION SHOW 9.30 Puliasikii. 10.45 — Omnibus. THURSDAY Ballroom, Clonea Strand Hotel 11.56—Film- The Shark's Treas- MOUNT MELLERAY ure. Jim Carnahan and his crew RTE 1 - 2.30 The Craftsmen; First Waltz 9.30 p.m. Dress Formal — Tickets £12.50 AT LAWLOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN discover a lost Spanish treasure 3 p.m. .'Live' At, Three; 4 p.m. Tickets Limited Dancing until 1.30 a.m. ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, at 8.30 p.r fleet which is surrounded by Dempsey's Den with Bosco- 4.25 Thursday, October 1 — CARD DRIVE sharks. Eventually they bring Happy Birthday- 4.30 Dilin O Tickets .available from: Powers, Miain Street (Meats); up vast amounts of treasure Deamhas 4.40 Yogi's Treasure Sunday, October Valeric Leo 058/42508; Margaret Harty 058/41377 (O) Fashions by - Mary Lee only to have their boat seized Hunt: 5.50 Pat's Pals- 5.20 Lud- by a gang of escaped convicts. SING ALONG WITH PAT HEAPHY 051/91223 (1-1) or tiny hockey club member. Admission £3.50 wig: 5.30 Ten Minute Tales; 5.45 Cornel Wilde stars in this film News- 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 \
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G.A.A. Notes By Commentator FARMERS IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Stradbally Can Surprise Kilrossanty-Nire FARM PROFILE: NEXT SUNDAY When county chairman James iTobin commended both Fourmllewater. to their credit The clash between county teams for giving a first class played to win all the way and champions, Kilrossanty and display in this exciting final, never gave up the ghost. TAX RETURN neighbours and rivals, Strad- he was expressing an opinion So Tallow are now through IFAC peisonnel will be available to assist you free of bally is the feature igame on the To Win Second Semi to the county final that, could charge in the filling of the form at the under-mentioned that was shared by those of us two-tier senior football semi- who enjoyed seeing It. Even- see them back in senior ranks centres during normal office hours: from 5 October to 9 final programme which also In- where they belong. But they Butlerstown went under to Kil- B'arry, Pa Kenneally and Mark which .really matters and with- though the scoring gap widen- October. cludes the meeting of the Nire ed considerably mid-way will need to train very serious- and Butlerstown is expected to rossanty in their first match Sullivan in th« full back line in the next, couple of weeks we ly if they hope to beat the WATERFORD LIVESTOCK MART (0-12 to 0-6). Both have also through the second half, Roan- attract a crowd o-f almost rec- and Jim Sullivan, James Hickey will see them in action to de- Eastern champions. LISMORE HOTEL, LISMORE ord proportions to Fraher Field notched the same score (9-51) and Fergal Meagher playing in cide which club goes down to more never abandoned hope in their six championship the half back line. Kieran Law- the intermediate grade. and their belief in their ability Outside of the above period you may call at any time on Sunday next. It Is expected, to come back and steal victory STRADBALLY'S WIN too. that the standard of foot- games, but against, different op- ton and Eamon Power were the On Saturday night last. Dun- during office hours to your local IFAC Offices at: ponents. This would seem to centre field partnership and did from Ballyduff almost paid Stradbally. chiefly because of ball in both matches will show garvan even without a num- 65, O'CONNELL STREET a big improvement on the very show that there is not a lot be- well when they got going In ber of their regular players — dividends in the hectic and a superb display by county tween the teams, so this too, the drawn match and may nailbiting finish that will be goalkeeper Pat Curran qualified DUNGARVAN mediocre stuff that supporters defeated Rathgormack In an remembered for a long time to havei been watching throughout can be an exciting contest again start here. Paul Prender- exciting game at Leamybrien for their third county junior CO. WATERFORD gast, who sent over four good come. Defeat would have been hurling final since 1974 when an unexciting champlonshiip so Some followers will submit which was the decider In de- a travesty of justice for Bally- far that the Nire have been the points, team captain Martin termining which club would they defeated Ballysaggart at IFAC is completely a farmer owner Co-op, backed by O'Brien and Johnnie Ahearne duff as over the hour they were Cappoquin on Sunday. It was IFA, Macra, ICMSA, ICOS and FBD. It is the largest more impressive side — espe- meet Brickeys in the relegation the better side and deserved to On the hurling front we have' cially when they seemed to put will form the half forward line play-off Not everyone knew a game of hard and very deter- farm accounts and farm taxation agency in the country. with Michael O'Sulllvan, Mich- win. After the drawn game we mined hurling but as a spec- the junior 'B' final between An their minds down to Tinning that it was due to be played (in named Seamie Daly as being Rinn and Ballyduff Lower with as they did when beating Tra- ael Barry and top scorer Sean fact I dldn'ti and so many tack- It, left something to be de- Daly In the full line-. Lismore the man. of the match but on sired — especially when It be- the replay of the exciting minor more (4-6 to 1-71 and Ferrybank people missed what we have this occasion it wa a full team (3-11 to 1-0). Unlike Butlers- have some very fine players s came over-robust, and spilled hurling 'A' final Involving Lis- with plenty of championship been told was a good and even- effort, ln fact a magnificent over Ballysaggart missed out more, and Mount, Sion at Walsh town. the majority Of the Nire ly contested game of football. team effort, that won the day players have been in the hunt experience on the substitutes with a few efforts at scoring, SHEEP SCAB ERADICATION Park and on Saturday we have bench and any of these can be We look forward to the Bric- for the little village and for mainly due to the safe keeping two under 21 games for a hurling title and have keys v. Rathgormack game. a club who have persevered in been active in that, code up un- called Into action. These are ol Curran but over all Strad- Ken Whelan, Charlie Barry. P. spite of some very frustrating bally deserved their win. STRADBALLY v. til last Sunday when they field- MAYNOOTH APPEAL set-backs since they won their ed a very fit side against Tallow. J. Coughlan. Kieran Clancy, They won this title in 1974 SHEEP OWNERS - KILROSSANTY Dan Shanahan. Liam Cunning- first intermediate hurling Butlerstown have been training I mention it here because on championship i 1975. This was and again qualified for the final hard under the shrewd coach- ham, Michael Hickey, Kevin n in '78. but. failed. Three of the In the 16 years between 1937 Whelan, Sean Ahearne and the last occasion on which such their sixth appearance In a IT'S TIME TO DIP YOUR SHEEP and 1952 the senior football ing of Corkman. Jimmy Dennl- county final in eleven years '74 team, Sean Ahearne, Liam gan. since beating Ballina- Paddy Nugent. an appeal was made the G.A.A. scene was completely dominat- were very much to the fore- and what better way of cele- Carroll and John Fennell play- The dipping period fixed by your County ed by three clubs — Dungarvan courty in their last, game. As brating their centenary than by ed on Sunday. well the Eastern team have I expect that the. result will front and I can recall many Council for the current season has now won 6 and Kilrossanty and counties playing tournament becoming the champions at FIXTURES commenced (or is about to commence). Stradbally each won 5. Since played several challenge games, hang in the balance up until this special time. and could therefore be better the closing stages of what games to help In this very Contact your local Sheep Dipping Inspector for then, all three have won again. worthy cause. To-day. times Saturday, October 3— But somehow the keen rivalry geared for a football game than should be a splendid replay. details. To dip properly, all parts of the sheep their opponents. This could be- Mount Sion's record in replays and people have changed and At Dungarvan: 3 p.m. U/21 H. which existed at the time be- In congratulating them on Abbeyside v St. Patricks. except the head and ears, must be totally come a debatable point, when could bo a factor in deciding organising such events Is more this splendid and well deserved tween the neighbours Kilros- difficult, and I'm sure that the At An Rinn: 3 p.m. U/21 F. immersed in the sheep bath for at least one santy and Stradbally not only the Nire say that their appe- the final in their favour, but win. we remind them of their Brickeys ! Olivers v. Ardmore1/ tite for the game will be much hopefully Lismore will make yield would be proportionately forthcoming meeting with the minute. The head and ears must be plunged into survived, but in fact it intensi- less than when the last appeal Clashmore. fied over the years and to-day keener, because of their con- things turn out differently. winners of the club champion- Sunday, October 4— the dip at least once. centration on hurling. was made. It is important that when a championship meeting ship .game between Cork and At Dungarvan : S.F. Semi- AN RINN v. BALLYDUFF EAST our traditional support for the Clare which is due t,o be played Owners who fail to dip are liable to prosecution between the sides comes up for famous Maynooth Seminary is Finals — 2 p.m. The Nire v. decision, the fixture engenders It must be said that both are in late November when, hope- Butlerstown (Ref F. Whelan): and loss of Sheep Headage grants. maintained and that clubs will fully they will do the countv tremendous interest in football worthy qualifiers and there has An Rinn have already made 3.15 p.m Kilrossanty v. Strad- followers all over the county. their bit of history by being the encourage their members to proud once more. Proper dipping and co-operation could see an been nothing flukey about their help by giving generously dur- bally (Ref. D Kiely). fivp wins in both cases. Both first Gaeltacht side to qualify At Walsh Park: 2 p.m. M.H. end to Sheep Scab for good. So far they haven't met. this for a county final in hurling ing the next tw0 Sundays, in TALLOW ARE CHAMPIONS have some very fine footballers spite of what a certain very 'A' Final — Lismore v. Mount I year and iast year when the — the Nire having Richard and now they are fully geared Sion (P. Moore)- 3.15 p.m. J.H. ISSUED BY THE championship was on a knock- for a full onslaught on the ignorant guest on a recent Late We had beer, predicting this Guiry. Kevin and P. J. Mulcahy, Late Show had to say about it. 'B' Final — An Rinn v. Bally- out system they also clashed at Michael Ryan, Sean and Mich- county title when they line out result all along, so It was no duff Lower. the semi-final stage when Kil- against Ballyduff at Walsh surprise to see them being pre- DEPARTMENT OF ael Guiry. Ger Walsh. Jackie CISDE NA PEIL SCORES rossanty won by 2-8 to 1-7 in Fogan and company, while But- Park on Sunday. Battling sented with the trophy after a game that, was much tighter against great odds for many Ias<, Sunday's final against lerstown will look to the Crow- Members of Cisde na Pell will S.H. Co. Final— than the score suggests. Strad- years, the Gaeltacht club have B'curmilewater before a huge Ballyduff 4-7- Roanmore 2-11 bally played without Eoin ley brothers, Pat Daniels, Cor- suffered many disappointments meet on this Thursday night crowd at Cappoquin. AGRICULTURE & FOOD coran, Costello Mahon and to discuss the forthcoming visit I.H. West Final- O'Brien and after the match but their quality of persever- From Tallow's point of view, Tallow 2-12: Fourmllewater 0-12 Kilrossanty conceded that they company to tafee them to their ence has paid off in the end and of Munster Council coach, Eoin very first, senior football county this was by no means their I.H. West Final were a bit lucky to win. they have made the break- Liston and to begin sorting out best display this year and it final. through that many people the ten clubs to be chosen for Stradbally 2-9; Ballysaggart 1-5 was obvious to many that their S.F.C This year the championship I am a bit more confident agre-e. was overdue. I have said the seven weeks of football long lay-off from champion- is on a league system and the about thp outcome of this one. before that if these players got coaching. Dungarvan 1-11; ship competition had its effect Rathgormack 1-9 competition, so far saw the than I am of the other game their act together properly that on their overall performance I BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS champions beaten twice — by and i make no secret of my they could go places in hurling ANOTHER WALK OVER I.F. East Final— suppose to win without being St. saviours 1-8: Portlaw 1-7 ATTENTION FARMERS!— Ballinameela and Ballinacourty opinion that the Nire will win and now it appears that this at their best is something of a —and in both cases it wasn't has happened. Throughout The under 21 hurling cham- We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right and qualify for the county final bonus when it comes to asses- ABBEYSIDE NON-STOP DRAW for want of trying that they On October 15th. their divisional series of games, pionship game between Abbey- sing their real potential. In the prices:— lost Stradbally were beaten they showed skill and deter- side and St Olivers/B'rickeys first half. Fourmllewater, play- The following were the win- Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nu's. only once and this was when LISMORE v. MOUNT SION mination that made the-m very which was due to be played at ners of the sixth draw—£200. ing their best hurling Of the Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts playing below form against Kil- worthy title holders for their Colligan on Saturday last, did championship matched them Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald. 7, Em- macthomas (1-8 to 0-8). Offi- The pattern of the minor first time. In Carthac and not materialise when the group in all departments and deser- mett Tee.; £100, Joe Foley, Auto (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull cials of both camps are tight- hurling county final drawn Niocias Mac Craith. Tom Mc- side informed the- Board secre- ved to be level with the fav- Point. Abbeyside; £10 each — Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig lioped when talking about their game, was similar in many Grath Billest Murray. Dona! tary on F'rlday that they would ourites at the interval. It was John Riordan. Co-op Creamery: Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, prospects for Sunday, but those ways to the senior drawn and Noel Murphy. Sean Curran. be unable to field against Ab- Billy McGrath 7. Caseyville; in the second half when Tal- K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. of us who saw thP eagerness match, in that Lismore. like Tomas O Meachair. Eugene beyside. With so many with- low's superior srkill began to Kevin Donnelly. Telecom; with which Stradbally played Ballyduff. allowed their oppon- Curran, Finbarr Condon and drawals in the champions-hip tell and enable them to notch Nicholas Dunphy, Ballinacour- against the Nire in a match ents to take a very early lead. company the Gaeltacht side this year, the matter of allow- 1-7 as against 0-4 -for the losers, ty: Very Rev Canon Farrell, that determined 'the pairing in In fact there was a stage in the have a solid team many of ing group teams to affiliate will that this very enjoyable and P.P.. Abbeyside. Promoters MICHAEL BEECHER this semi-final, must agree that first half.. when many of us them beirug experienced players be one of the matters to be con- very sporting final was decided. prize (£20). Joe Cleary TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD they must be reasonably confi- judged that Lismore had allow- and well able to take on the sidered by the Western Board —(Advt.). WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY dent of being able to b°at the ed themselves to fall so far be- best in the grade. when they meet this month to champions. hind that recovery would have discuss championship struc- been impossible. Why it took So little is known about their tures for 1988. Stradbally will have seasoned them so long to settle down is opponents, that it is difficult nlayers in Eoin O'Brien. Liam something that they will have to make a forecast about the BALLYDUFF ARE O'Brien Kieran Heffernan. Pat given a lot of consideration to likely result, but the opinion CHAMPIONS AGAIN Curran. Alo Curran. David Kir- when they make their plans at this end of the county Is ARE YOU wan Paul Mullaney. Joe Roche. and decide on their strategy that if An Rinn olay as well as After a hectic finish in which Sean Ahearne, Fintan O'Brien. for Sunday's replay. Lismore on they did against Geraldines in Ballyduff withstood enormous Noel Weldon. Bobby Walker, that, occasion came back from the Western final, they are pressure by Roanmore in this CLAIMING A etc. all of whom know the the dead' to force a draw and good enough to win their first very exciting and top-class tactics of Kilrossanty inside-out had they managed to play as county title. We wish them the county senior hurling final re- and in the role of outsiders ws well In the first half. i believe very best 0f good luck in their play, the Western team came won't be surprised if they play that, there would be no need for bid to make further history. out of Walsh Park as very SOCIAL WELFARE above their recent form. a replay. It might also be worthy and deserving cham- This gamp will be broadcast When the championship judged that when Mount Sion pions for the second time in went into a commanding- lead live by Sean Ban Breathnach their history. draws were made a well-known On Radio na Gaeltachta. PENSION OR Kilrossanty official told me that that their effort weakened and We had hoped for a good re- they became over-confident. play and this was precisely they reckoned that, Stradbally The Monastery club's record in BOARD MEETING would pose their biggest threat what we got from two sides replays Is also a factor in bav- who really threw caution to the ALLOWANCE? in their bid for three-in-a-row in.? them field as favourites for The next and final open and if this man was also ex- wind and fought, for very ball the replay. They will also take meeting of the Western Board for the full hour. The game pressing the feelings of the rest into account the fact that had will take place at DUngarvan oi Kilrossanty, we can see them bore no resemblance to the they not fouled so much (25) on Thursday evening of next drawn match as both sides ad- treating this as a county final. in the drawn match, then for week when the topic for dis- Last year, after beating Strad- opted different tactics and pro- them a replay might not have cussion centres On champion- duced a style of game that, de- bally they went on to take their been necessary. They are a club ship structures for 1988. Many lighted the 4.000 crowd for most second title in a row. but their renowned for their sideline ex- clubs have already expressed of thp hour. I say for most of big winning margin was In the pertise and have always been opinions on the matter, so we the hour because It did appear main due to the almost total quick to learn from their mis- look forward to an interesting when Ballyduff went ten points coilaose of Kilmacthomas and takes. meeting and a full attendance. up that the game would col- Stradbally people didn't hide lapse as a contest, but this was their feelings that if they were i expect this game to be dif- RELEGATION BATTLE r.ot to happen as battling back there they would have won Just ferent as undoubtedly both with commendable courage and as convincingly. Maybe sides will ,;how a change of tac- Now that the senior football gallantry, Roanmore began a tics and there may be changes championships are coming to a So far the champions have gradual wearing down process in personnel on both sides, al- close all. or nearly all the in- that looked to have- the visitors not been impressive. Beaten though I did hear that Lismore twice and lucky enough against terest will centre on the three re- in trouble until they regained have given a vote of confidence maining matches, two of which their composure and defended Brickeys. they won well against in and will start, with the side will be played on Sunday next. Clashmore and Dunhill. but in themselves against a major on- which lined out for the drawn But for Brlckey Rangers and slaught that kept supporters of If you live in the both cases the quality of the match. This would see Declan Rathgormack. the battle for ocposltion was poor on the day. both sides on their toes until Landers in goal — and this survival in the senior cham- the sixty-first minute when the Their best, effort, was in their should be certain — with David pionship. i the only thing first game in which they beat s gamp ended. Dungarvan Area Butlerstown by double scores without scoring a goal. Tnat was the first of three matches this message is for you. m which they failed to score i goal and there have been ,imes when they relied on free- taker Jim Maher to keep them in touch. Jim is °n,e °,f our more prominent county players and others on the side who have worn the county jersey arP Pat Hayes. Plerrie Whyte, Tom Behan. Pat Quinn Tom and Pat Keating. Nicky Hayes and Michael Walsh. Others on their side will be Ger Walsh. R. Kirwan. John Mulhsarne, Jim- my Fraher. John Foley etc.. and who can question their, ex- perience-and Skill You can help speed up your claim Old Age Pension (non-contributory) for the payments listed here by Widows Pension (non-contributory) THE RESULT? calling to the Social Welfare Deserted Wife's Benefit or Searching through the rec- ords of the 42 matches played Officer at 9 O'Conneil Street, Allowance in the championship proper so Dungarvan between 10 am and Unmarried Mother's Allowance far. i found that there were only two drawn games and tnis 1 pmTliesday or Thursday. Single Women's Allowance is vpry much against the law of averages in this extraordin- Prisoner's Wife's Allowance ary year (ei°ven football games we're won by a single score i A For more information, call to the draw here is not out of the question and if suchjls the re- Social Welfare Officer, or phone sult. the Board will find them- (058)41790. selves in all kinds of trouble, so here's hoping that one or other will win With Kilros- santy showing such inconsist- ant form i won't be a bit sur- prised it Stradbally surprise them. NIRE v. BUTLERSTOWN Both the Nire and Butlers- town have lost only one game Ballydufl Upper captain, Mossy Casey, being chaired from the field by jubilant supporters DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE In the championship so far Tn after their victory in the county senior hurling final at Walsh Park. (Photo by Kiely) Nire- lost their two points to Stradbally (1-11 to 1-4) and PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1987.
YOUGHAL MAN REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Local Cyclists Strike CONVICTED OF "A MOST SERIOUS CRIME Details of a robbery at the Mr. John Brosnan, solicitor, home of an 84-year old retired said Flaherty was not the ring- 'Gold' Again farmer outside Youghal in the leader iin this crime. He asked early hours of the morning that any sentence the court im were disclosed at Youghal posed would run concurrently Abbeyside cyclists Robert which also won bhe alMreland on Friday night and travel on Court on Thursday last when a with the eight months Flaher- Power. Dr. King Street and under 16 championship race in the Killarney to Limerick stage 20-year-old local man appeared ty is presently serving. Vinny O'Mahoney, coolagh Rd., Mondello Park on August 30. of bhe Nissan Classic on Sabur- before District Justice W F. "It is a particularly serious struck "gold" again on Sunday And for Robert power who day in an official oar—all cour- O'Conneli. offence," commented Justice week lasit in the final NCA was considered one of the coun- bes.v of Nissan. Billy Flaherty, 24 Sarsfields O'Conneli, who said the best championship cycle race of the try's top young riders this year In a home fixture in Oarrick Terrace, pleaded .guilty to rob- he would do for the defendant season. it put bhe cream on what for on the following Sunday Robert bing Edward Hennessy, Clasha- would be to impose a one-year Riding with Cidona Ciarrick him was a brilliant season over- won the under 16 event at the donna, Youghal. of £140 in cash sentence to run concurrently Wheelers they were scoring all. Jim Kelleher Memorial meeting. and a shotgun valued £20 on with the one he- is now serving. members of the four man team Robert had a rather slow The following Sunday came March 21, 1986. Supt. M. Murray in the under 16 Munster Road start and there was disappoint- the team "gold" in Ennis at the said Flaherty, with another Race Championship over a ment when he was unlucky not end of what could only be de- person who had left the juris- tough course at Ennis. Robert to make thie Irish u-16 team scribed as a memorable cham- diction. went to the- home of 84- after coming joint fourth in an was 6th and Vinny 8th while pionship season for Robert and year-old Edward Hennessy. who the other two riders on the early season .trial in Dublin to a great season for the Cidona lived alone at Clashadonna, CALLING ALL team (both from Oarrick) filled which he crashed in one of the under 16 team. outside Youghal. Mr Hennessy. 2nd and 4rth places. disciplines. the Superintendent added has By mid-season his dedication Congratulations to both Rob- since died. It was a great end to the ert and Vinny and best wishes 'CHILDREN OF to training began to pay divi- "The defendant and the other season for the two local cyclists dends and after se venal placing? for bhe Suture as bhey move up who were members of the team to the junior grade- next season. person got into Mr. Hennessy's he won the prestigious Stephen bedroom where the old man IRELAND' Arrigan Cup in clonmel in a was asleep," supt. Murray went runaway finish. D0 you know a child under on. "They covered his head with eighteen who is courageous, A week later some "power" a blanket and then in a search brave and whose personal ach- riding brought him champion- of the room found £140 which ievements you think merit re- The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" this week is a rather historic one as it recalls ship gold in the u-16 individual they took. They also stole a cognition? Well, if so, the Na- the days when our present Garda Siochana force was founded following the withdrawal of Munster Time Trials in Tipper- shotgun which was subsequent- tional Chlldrens' Day Associa- ary town and he followed i ly recovered." tion (NCDAI wants to hear British troops from the country in 1921 and the disbanding of the Royal Irish Constabulary up by taking the gold in the about them. (RIC) which they replaced. The photo shows a mobile group of four young Gardai, one with a county championships (again a Supt. Murray described this time trial) in Waterford city. particular crime as "g most The NCDA celebrates its 25th inotor-cycle and the others with bicycles (obviously Raleighs) while the man on the extreme serious one." Flaherty, he ad- anniversary this year whioh is right has his little dog on the handlebars. The garda (second from the right) in the picture has Robert was one of two Irish ded, is presently serving an also the1 fifth year of the Child- cyclists sent to London In eight months sentence. ren of Ireland Awards organ- been identified as Jack Crotty who hailed from Dungarvan. Jack, who was brother of Mrs. August by the Irish Cycling ised by the NCDA and sponsor- Margaret Clancy, 24 O'Conneli Street, Dungarvan, went on to become a Superintendent in Association' for a week long ed by Maxol, Ireland's biggest Wexford where he was stationed when he retired- We have been unable to have any of the coaching course. There, riding oil company. againslt juniors (18 year olds) others identified or to locate the place where the photo was taken. from several different coun- CONCERN DEBATES: Nominations are now being tries, he finished 6th overall, invited for the 1987 Awards. If after a gruelling week af trials you know a child or children and races. who have performed a service SPEAKING OUT FOR to their community, shown llth WATERFORD ALL-IRELAND SUCCESS courage' in the face' of handl- T'he pinnacle of success was ca-o or exhibited brave beha- reached on August 30 in Mon- THOSE WHO CAN'T viour in a dangerous situation, dello Park where, despite being then we're asking you to help DUNGARVAN SCOUT NOTES brought down in a crash early The CONCERN Debates have them to get the recognition TUESDAY NIGHT SCOUTS scout skills and star scout, the CUB AND SCOUT OF THE on. he led from the second last just been launched in second they deserve. After ithe preliminaries we highest award in CBS1. YEAR lap to win the All-Ireland u-16 level schools all over Ireland, A nominee does not have to headed straight into a new CHALLENGES We are also putting up title when a magnificent late North and South. Now in their be a 'super child' or a national programme which consisted of trophies to be awarded to the burst of speed brought him over fourth year the Debates have hero heroine. No matter how quick games, which proved to Over tihe next few months we cub and scout of the year. These the line, to also lead the Cidona become an established feature small the deed might, seem, or be very popular. We played are going to hold some inter will be jndged on attendance Oarrick Wheelers team to vic- of the school year for hundreds how slight the degree of handi- "head (to head" in which some patrol challenges. Cooking is and ability throughout the tory in the team event. oi schools. In 1986 over 260 cap you must remember that heads sounded hollow while the challenge for October as it year. One hundred and twenty-nine schools entered the competi- that child could be a potential others sounded pretty thick, eh has been over the last three PLEASE NOTE riders contested this final from tion. A team from Pobalscoil award winner. years. Each patrol will have to Neasain in Dublin were the Adrian! It has come to our attention all over Ireland (North and Anyone can nominate from After the games we concen- cook a full meal—openers, main that -there is another scout South) and It was a magnifi- winners of the All-Ireland De- parents and relatives to teach- course, dessert andi tea. Patrols bates Final last May. trated on testwork as we hope troop operating in Dungarvan. cent achievement by the club ers and friends. Parents are to have all the new lads invest- can pick their own ingredients These scouts have no connec- bhat their four riders were 1st. Throughout the world the often reticent about putting but can only spend a. certain tion with the llth Waterford ed over Ithe next few months. amount of money as the full 3rd. 4th and 10th crossing the voices of the rich and powerful their child's name forward, but Scouts were instructed to knots, and therefore we have no line. are always heard. The voices of who knows better than they do price of the meal 'is fixed. responsibility for them. A week later Robert went to the poor especially in the Third about daily acts of bravery or Judging will be by our SPL's _ "BI UDLAMH" Brav for bhe final of the All- World fall on deaf ears. In re- courage exhibited by their and a leader, but doctors will be Ireland Nissan time trials and cent months the voices of war children? standing by just in case! won his section with a minute victims in Mozambique, of those No matter who nominates the threatened by famine in Ethio- We are also having a paibrol to spare. Robert's bime of 27.38 child, it is necessary that the Challenge Cup competition, the for the 11.5 mile circuit, in very pia or the millions who have parents sign th entry form been affected by flooding in P result of which will be decided windy conditions, knocked ten giving their permission for the byi -tihe patrols themselves. The UNIVERSITY COLLEGE seconds off bhe course record Bangladesh have been shout- child's nomination and for en- ing to be heard Are they fall- winners can be challenged by held by Bray Wheelers Paul suing publicity that may arise GIVEN SUSPENDED another patrol after a lapse of Pahiy, winner of bhis year's ing on deaf ears? The Debates from the Awards. CORK COURSE FOR provide an ideal forum for our a month and .the patrol who Guinness Dublin/Cork Senior 2- Award winners will be an- holds the cup the longest gets day. Previously the record was people to speak out on their be- SENTENCE half and on the behalf of the nounced lateT this year in Nov- to keep lit at the end of the held by a rider on senior ember and will be presented A 3'3-year-old unemployed year. DUNGARVAN gearing assisted by a disc millions in the Third World with their Awards by An tUach- Dungarvan man, described at wheel. For his prize Robert who can not speak out. They the local court as "a persistent One of Ireland's most respect- help bring some of the issues, taran na h-Eireann. Dr. Patrick ed and demanding adult educa- ROBERT POWER will stay overnight to Killarney VINCENT O'MAHONEY Hillery. at a special presenta- offender," was given "one final poverty and injustice alive chance" when he pleaded guilty tion courses is now being organ- tion to be held in Dublin Zoo ised for Dungarvan and the One of th? team members hosted by Maxol. sponsors ol to three indictable charges be- fore District Justice W. F. ERROR IN FARM surrounding area. from Pobaiscoi! had this to say the Children of Ireland Awards. The adult education Diploma about the Debates: "We in St. Nominations should be sent O'Conneli. Patrick Coleman, 4 Boreena- courses of University College. Nessan's team felt that we ac- to: — Cork are run every two years quired an important and valu- Children of Ireland Awards, tra. pleaded guilty to receiving PROFILE FORM ABBEYSIDE SHORE ANGLING CLUB one cheque on May 4 knowing and this October a diploma able education and an aware- c/o Kennys Public Relations "The farm profile form cur- course in Social Study will com- The final competition of the ters, brothers and sister of the ness about the needs, cultures Ltd.. Astral House. Adelaide It to have been stolen: forging rently being issued to thous- season, sponsored by Michael the cheque on May 5 with in- mence at Vocational School. late Pat Flynn, R.I.P. on their and lives of the people in the Read. Dublin 2. Tel. (011761142. ands of farmers contains a Dungarvan. Curran & Sons, Hardware, Dun- NOTES recent, bereavement. Developing World." tent to defraud, and uttering it major flaw." This was stated garvan, was fished on Sunday. at the Bank of Ireland, Dungar- The course, which leads to a then addressed the anglers and DEMONSTRATION Entry forms have been sent recently by Mr. Pat Kennedy, College Diploma, is a two-year 20th Sept. on the Cunnlgar. It thanked Michael Curran & At the request of Abbeyside to all second level schools. The van on the same occasion with Chairman of the ICMSA Tax- attracted anglers from Abbey- intent to fraudulently obtain one. each year comprising two Sons for their very generous Snore Angling Club, Sam Roche closing date is September 30th ation and Credit Committee. terms, viz. October-Christmas, side. Ardmore and Dungarvan. sponsorship. George spoke at of South Shore Angling Club Students can contact CON- cash. but a in the first competition In a statement released from January Easter. s length of local sponsorship will be giving a demonstration CERN, 1 Upper Camden Street, MR. SEAN KELLY Inspector Eamonn Keating ICMSA headquarters in Limer- of the season, fish again proved without which the club could The course is conducted by on casting and a talk on all Dublin or Freefone CONCERN told the court that having come ick. Mr. Kennedy said that two means of lecture and discussion. scarce. Nevertheless, due to our not function and he thanked aspects of fishing on Sunday, for further details. into possession of the cheque, generous sponsorship all prizes sections of the farm profile It entails, in addition to private all our sponsors over the past October 4. Venue : Clonea RE-ELECTED ICMSA Coleman forged a signature on form. Sections F and G. con- were won. twelve months; also Tom Shan- study', attendance at classes on Strand. Time: U a.m. - 16.00 it and presented it to the tain errors that could deprive two evenings (each of three ley for the use of his premises hours (approx). All are wel- cashier at the bank in the hope Jack Curran. on behalf of the farmers of significant capital hours' duration) weekly. The for the presentation, and he come. All anglers are requested PRESIDENT of obtaining £300. The cashier allowances. sponsors, Michael Curran & had a special word of thanks course Is open to matriculated to bring their own rod and Melleray however wasn't happy about it "Farmers are entitled to write and non'-matriculated students. Sons, presented the prizes at for the continuous use of their I reel. —(Advt.). .Mr. Sean Kelly of Gurragh- and referred it to the assistant the Anchor Bar. He expressed off all or part of the cost of No specific standard of educa- premises for Michael and Alice A.G.M. poor, Tipperary. has been elect- manager. Colemian then letlft t'he any land reclamation work car- his delight at being associated O'Connor, Abbeyside, for all the ed President of the Irish Qream- tion is stipulated and any adult The Annual General Meeting Badminton bank hurriedly without getting ried out in the last ten years. of average intelligence and ap- with the Abbeyside Shore Ang- club's meetings; the local enyi Milk Suppliers' Association. any money. ling Club and looked forward to of the above club will be held In However. Section G of the farm plication should be able to papers for the wonderful cover- Alice O'Connor's, Abbeyside on Mr. Kelly, who is a member The inspector said Colemian profile form has incorrectly re- future association with the age over the year and our of An Bord Batane and of the pursue the course successfully. club. Thursday, 8th October at 8.30 had numerous previous convic- stricted the period to five years photographer David Stearn He p.m. Members and intending Economic and Social Committee tions dating back (to 1969, and The course is designed to Results: 1st Pat Power; 2nd, also thanked each and everyone It Is very encouraging to see of the EEC, was previously "A significant amount, oi provide adult members of the members are requested to at- so many new and young he was on temporary release drainage work was undertaken Michael Cowming; 3rd, Michael who helped the club m any way. president from 19&1 to 1986. from prison .at the time of these urban/rural community wi'th a tend. —(Advt.). players after joining our club in that five year period 1977 knowledge of the social, econo- Dolan: 4th, Larry Fraher; 1st Mr. COn Scully, outgoing Pre- offences. for the new season. There will to 1987 inclusive. 'Therefore, mic and political factors which lady, Nancy Cashman: 1st SYMPATHY sident, congratulated Mr. Kelly the farm profile form currently juvenile, Michael Young. be many olub tournaments on his election and wished him DRINK AND DRUGS affect their daily lives; It aims Our sincere sympathy is ex- available for these players being posted to farmers would Our chairman. George Young, tended to the wife and daugh- every success' m his .term as PROBLEM to promote the personal devel- throughout the season, so it is deprive farmers of the oppor- opment of participants and in President. Mr. Scully was then Mr. Niall King Solr. described tunity to off-set, their invest- imipontianit for them to get in elected to the iOMSA's Adminis- Coleman's efforts to cash the addition, an awareness and un- Abbeyside as much practice as possible. ment against farm income for derstanding of their roles as trative Committee. cheque 'as "foolhardy and un- tax purposes. This also goes for those mem- professional." He said tihe de- citizens bers who are playing leagues. Scout Mr. Tom O'Dwyer of Kil- fendant had a drink and drug "A similar type error exists in The subjects are: Sociology, As a reminder: the hall is kenny, the new Deputy Presi- problem 'but was now genuinely Section F dealing with certain available for braining on Mon- Social philosophy, Economics. dent is also Chairman of the attempting to make some go of types of farm machinery." Public Administration and Euro- Notes day. Wednesday and Friday ICiMSA's Dairy Committee. Mr. his life. Mr. Kennedy said that the nighite. Donal Hynes. the outgoing De- pean Situdies. Sentencing Coleman to four presence of these e.rrors and Lectures will be held two 4th Waterford ViUi|l£Hl/ "Membership fees are now due puty President, had earlier months imprisonment, District the complexity of the form is and It would be appreciated if withdrawn, his name from the clear evidence of the need to evenings per week: Mondays (3t. Joseph's) ^^ 1 Justice O'Conneli siaid he is a these could be given to Ursula election and subsequently M)r. and Wednesdays from October "persisiten offender." However in seek professional advice before to Easter. FEILE NA GASOG 1987 O'Rourikie (Treasurer) as soon O'Dwyer won the election oveT the hope .that he will mend his completing the form. as possible. It Is also time for Mr. Paddy Barrett of Balltoa. ways, he (Justice) would sus- Finally. Mr. Kennedy said BIGGEST NEEDS This weekend the troop takes those of us wiho will be tiaking Under thie new ICMSA rules., that there is now an onus on UOC Adult Education organ- part in National Feile '87 at pend the sentence for twelve part in the annual Sponsored both the President and Deputy months but warned that It is the Revenue Commissioners to iser. Mr. William McAuliffe be- Mount Melleray Scout Centre. Cycle to start filling those cards President will now serve a two take appropriate action to cor- lieves that training community Last year we came third over- the defendant's last chance in and getting in a spot of train- year term of office. his court. rect the errors contained in the leaders is one of the biggest all in this competition. Over the ing —B. Kiely. PRO farm profile form. The Editor, needs in Ireland today. UOC has modern term "Radio," and the last few weeks we have- been been involved in fulfilling this Dungarvan Leader. reasons are many, but the main practicing our football skills as one being that we are a firmly need throughout Munster. HINDU/GOTHIC GATE AT well as doing a little drama. So through its adult education dip- established body with an inte- ali in all it, should be a very ex- DROMANA BRIDGE, grity. history, tradition and age loma courses for just over forty VILLIERSTOWN citing weekend and we wish the years now. he said, (53 years old to be exact) al- team the best of luck. Dear sir. most without parallel. Mr. McAuliffe quotes from a We write, as concerned resi- Government publication in dents of West Waterford. to We have, of course, with the CARDS, CARDS which it is stated that "it is voice our concern over the pre- passing years expanded our ser- now accepted that voluntary This week-end we liav(. a sent state of the above. This vices by providing fin addition double supply of cards. On Sun- organisations oan achieve de- uniquely historic Gate has long to radios), cassette recorders day we hold our regular Pro- velopment of people and com- been a major tourist attraction a.nd the very latest in modern gressive 45 at the 'Scout Den, munity more quickly, at lesser within the Blackwater Valley audio-visual equipment for the Abbeyside. On Friday night cost, and more efficiently than and Is presently owned by the blind. (2nd October — yes, that date central government agencies or County Council. We aire in a position to do this rings a bell in Abbeyside scout- indeed local statutory organisa- Sadly it has been allowed to through a most generous public ing! i. we have cards at Bar- tions." deteriorate of late, unless some- who respond to our many fund- ton's, The Pike, the proceeds of He recalls that the first ever thing is done very soon to rec- raising activities. Our' main botli nights go direct to finance UCC Diploma Course in Co. tify this situation, another part event is our one-day Sale of local scouting here in Abbey- Wa tea-ford was inaugurated in of our heritage will be lost due Work in aid of "Wireless for the side. So if you play the cards Dungarvan in 1950 and follow- to neglect. Blind" (and Audio-Visual Aids), why not try to get to one of the ing on its great success three Please, if you care about keep- which is held each year in venues — your support would further diploma courses have toe our heritage _ support our Wesley House, Leeson Park, be much appreciated. been successfully organised in campaign to save it. Dublin. The date 'is: Wednesday, virtually every part of the Yours faithfully, November 4. and the time: 11 FROM THE LOG: April, 1941 county. In all, a total of 22 C. BURRELL a.m. The Rt. Hon. Lord Mlaiyor— courses have been conducted at J. WOODS Carmencita Hederrwan—will de- On Sunday night (20t.hi, we 11 different centres since 1950 clare bhe sale open on that day. travelled by lorry to the Pike and in Dungarvan alone a total Save The Gate Campaign. Amusement, Hall and presented of 152 people have to date re- Still Point. I am appealing to you, there- our Scout Concert, to another ceived Diplomas In Adult Edu- Dromore, Aglish, fore. to think of the blind by packed house. The proceeds of cation from UOC. Cappoquin. Co. Waterford. sending a donation or gift to: above went to the Garranbane Citizens who would like to 24 September, 1987. PATRICIA MCLAUGHLIN, Church Improvement Fund know more about the course are A.P.L. Martin Ryan and K.F cordially invited to attend a Wireless for the Blind Frankie Daly did great, work meeting which will be held in The Editor, 10 Lower Habch Sbreet, preparing the stage for our The Vocational School. Dun- Dungarvan Leader. Dublin 2. three performances and Mick garvan on Wednesday,, 7th Octo- SALE OF WORK IN AID OF Terry fixed up the lighting. ber and will be addressed by "WIRELESS FOR THE BLIND" i Direct Office No. 766840) Some of our troop committee Mr. William McAuliffe, Organ- Dear Sir. Every donation or gift, no helped at the door and we organised by the Ladies Branch of Dungarvan Golf Club. In- iser, Department Adult Educa- I have been asked many times miabter how small, will be gra- thank them all Young golfers who took part in the Juvenile Competition tion. UCC. Attendance does not Why we have not replaced rtie ciously received and personally eluded are Margaret SpraU (winner), John Casey (sponsor) and Lady Captain, Gerardine Reynolds. (Photo: Rory Wyley) necessarily involve enrolment. name "Wireless" with its more acknowledged. —(Sub-Scribc Plus). OUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, PAGE SEVEN
COWARD — Fourth Anniver- BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE sary — m loving memory of my TWO HI G — Birthday remem- dear' mother, Ellen Coward, brance of Michael, on Monday, TALLOW NOTES COLOUR TV late of 6, Congress Villas, Dun- October 5. TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES Ow your own 22" Colour TV have a say on the future plans n MURPHY'S garvan, who died on September If all our prayers were of the' club, and elect the offi- for as little as 30, 1'9>8S. On her soul sweet Jesus answered. Western Final Victory _ Our 1 MAIN STREET, intermediate hurlers captured cers and committee for the £16.19 per month. have mercy. R..I.P. Masts offered. And all our dreams came next twelve months, so make PETER O'BRIEN Finance arranged. 4 years DUNGARVAN You can only have one true, the Raymond O'Brien Cup last Sunday afternoon by virtue ot a special effort to attend your guarantee on parts, labour mother, patient, kind and We would have you here, dear A.G.M. this Friday night. and tube. true, Michael, a 2-12 to 0-12 victory over Four- MENSWEAR For Nursery, Toys To say happy birthday to you. milewater. Anyone who thought Booking Courts — Make sure Rent a New 22" Colour TV No other friend in all the you book your game well in1 ad- world, will be the same to (Always remembered by Miam that this was going to be a for only £15 per month and Dad.) cake-walk for Tallow were very vance now as all games are — from — and Bicycles you. wrong. The game is all about booked on the time sheet at 14 GRATTAN SQUARE When other friends forsake TWOHIG — Birthday remem- at the best prices. taking your chances when they Keniry's Bar, phone 56212, and DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058-42593 you, to your mother you will brance of Michael on Monday, come — we did this and Four- only one game can be booked CASEY TV Telephone 058/41376 return, October 5. DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 1 milewater did not. If they took at the time. This is to ensure All types of keys cut (For all her loving kindness, To have you as our brother, half the chances that came that, everyone can get a game. Remember: What we sell we Michael, EA expertly. she asks nothing in return. their way, they would have the Until next week—'Hand Out. CDPflAIC- J NS FROM £12.95 service. To those who have a mother, Was cause enough for pride, cup now. We will have to im- JrLUAD. PULLOVERS FROM £9.95. love her while you can. No one could ever equal vou, prove 100% if we hope to win BRIDE VIEW UNITED A.F.C. LARGE SELECTIONS OF TROUSERS FROM £15. I wish with all my heart, No matter how they tried. the county final in a few weeks • — • — • To us you were very special, mine was here today. time. It was a quiet weekend on BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volf (Always remembered bv your What more is there to say, Frank Browne We only wish with all our Team — M. Murphy; T. Mc- the- playing field but our junior loving son Looby, daughter-in- team are away to Killeagh on Drills, Hammers, Grinders law Kathleen, grandchildren (hearts, Carthy, L. O'Brien. F. Ryan; J. NOW IN STOCK and Transformers. That you were here today. O'Donoghue. M. BeeeheT, A. Sunday morning next at 11.30. * RAINCOATS, OVERCOATS. and greatgrandchild Jonathan.) Ryan; J. McDonnell, T. Shee- Players to be at thei Square at Also Grass Cutters and DOWNEY—In loving memory (Always remembered by Nora. * Furlined and Quilted Anoracks, size S-XXL. Hedge Trimmers. han: Dermot Henley, K. Mur- 10.30 sharp. of our lather and mother Jlack Myra, Margaret Rose. Theresa phy, S. Curley; P. Daly, P. Mur- * Suits, Sport Coats, Blazers 36" - 54." BEN O'NEILL and Brlgid Downey, late of and families.) phy, David Henley. Our u/10 team are at home Congress Villas, Dungarvan, on Sunday afternoon against * Top Quality Leather Jackets. O'Connell Street, Dungarvan whose anniversaries occur at Piltown Draw Winner—Con- Inch. Kick-off 3 o'clock | Phone 058/41933 (t-c) BODY SHOP 058 42424 this tame. R.I.P. ACKNOWLEDGMENT gratulations to Michael Cotter, Club Draw — I'm sure by DRESS HIRE SERVIOE — Join Our Christmas Club Now 24 Hour car accident service-used car FOLEY — The brother, ne- who won £60 in the Piltown now most people are aware sales, crash repairs and resprays. Too dearly loved to be Hurlers Co-op Draw last week. forgotten. phews, relatives and friends of that the club are participating (Always remembered by their the late Michael Foley, Curra- This brings the number of in the Confined Members Soc- loving family at home and darra, Aglish, wish to thank winners from Tallow to four so cer Co-op Draw organised by ACOUSTIC/ELECTRIC guitar most sincerely all those, who far. banjo and piano lessons, avail- abroad.) Seaview Celtic F.C. Tickets are Lose Weight! sent Mass cards, floral tributes selling very we'll and the club able. Tel. 058/08191. and those who attended the CONNA PROGRESSIVE 45 would like to thank everyone FOR SALE—5 alloy wheels to obsequies. A special word of The committee wish to advise who has supported this draw Now! suit VW Golf. Also 200 12"x24" all their -patrons that the week- thankis to the local clergy, to ly 45 card game will re-com- to date. The total cost is just slates. Phone 058/59241 the matron, Sisters and' nursing £20 or £4 per month which is FOR SALE—Shetland pony 8 mence in Conna Hall on Friday, staff. St. Joseph's Hospital and 2nd Oct., at 8.30 p.m. Usual great, value, with 15 prizes be- * — ASK US HOW! years old, guaranteed extremely to the kind neighbours who at- ing given out each month, the quiet, easy to handle, complete prizemoney, jackpot and raffle. A CUT ABOVE/ ^ , NO STARVATION! tended to his needs prior to his Looking forward to seeing all 1st of which is a Ford Fiesta w.th saddle and bridle. Can be hospitalisation. As a token of NO CHEMICALS! seen in Villierstown. Phone Nos our usual friends together with The first, draw takes place on deep appreciation holy Mass any new ones. Saturday, 14th November. For NO EXERCISE! 024,96414. 058/54336 will be offered for their inten- HAIR SALON V V FOR SALE—Patio slabs (also BADMINTON CLUB those who pay the £20, they are r tions. Sa e and Easy. Guaranteed available in colour) and garden The A.G.M. ot the above club in a free draw with the first was held in the Community prize of a holiday. Remember, Tel. 058/54614 edgings. Phone 058 42064 SARSFIELD STREET THANKSGIVING — Ask St Centre on Monday, Sept. 21st. If you're not in, you can't win. (CROTTY'S GORNBRJi Clare for three favours (one ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF It was very well attended and Pontoon—Congratulations to business, two impossible), say THANKS the following officers were el- Michael McGrath on winning FINN — Second Anniver- Affane Fire Disaster ected — Pat, Sheehan, Chair- the club's first pontoon of the nine Hail Marys, light candle. season Publish on ninth day —M L sary — In loving memory of Sean and Margaret McCarthy man: Fiona Cunningham Sec- ABBEYSIDE QUANTITY of well-saved hay Sean, late of Springmount, wish to express their deep retary; Sheila Sutherland. Reminder — To junior play- FARRIER for sale. — J. Nugent, Curragh- Dungarvan, who died on gratitude and appreciation to Asst. See.; Bunty O'Sullivan. ers of meeting this Thursday the people of Affane, Modeligo, Treasurer; John Pratt. Asst. evening, 1st, October in Parish Fully qualified, now available roche. Oappoqu.n. (9-10) October 5, 1985. R.I.P. Masses offered. Cappoquin and the surrounding Treasurer; Mary Murphy, Mem- Hall at 8 p.m. sharp. Great Opening SPECIAL OFFERS to service all areas. 3 BARLO RADIATORS for bership Officer: Audrey Shee- sale 2x8ft. and lxl lft. £90' the It was little 1 thought that districts, for your spontaneous Congratulations to our junior morning. sympathy and most generous han, P.R.O. Committee — Rich- players who helped Tallow to Contact: lot. 2 aluminium double glazing ard Tobin, Michael Cunning- FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER (Tuesday to windows, would suit windows The sorrow that day would contributions, which enabled us clinch the Intermediate West- PADDY FIVES bring. to re-build our Are-ravaged ham. Phllly Curley, John Doyle, ern Hurling Final on Sunday Thursday only) 6'4"xi45" and 6'x45", £50 for the Joe Power. Timmy Flaherty. last. 2. Contact Claire Hallahan. When a heart of gold home. £5 OFF ALL BODY WAVES AND PERMS Phone 058/54138 We trust that this acknow- Johnny Hogan. Francis Mur- Red House League — Next Phone 058/41310 after 6 p.m stopped beating. phy. Colin Cunningham. Daniel And I could not do a thing. ledgment will be accepted as a delegate meeting on Monday Plus free hair cut with all hair colours. SELECT ACCOMMODATION McGrath. Pat, Sheehan. Sheila night next at the Red House available, Abbeyside. Suitable To those who have a loving sincere token of our apprecia- McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE tion. Sutherland., Fiona Cunninig- Bar, Lismore at 9 p.m. for two. Phone (058)43146 husband, nam. Bunty O'Sullivan. John is open every Sunday from 11 Treasure him while you The Holy sacrifice of the Mass Club treasurer Leonard Fra- a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 DUNMOON, TALLOW — 53 Pratt. Mary Murphy and Aud- ser refereed his first game last acres stubble grazing to let for may. will be offered for the intention rey Sheehan. p.m. week days: closed on Mon- of all concerned. Sunday in Piltown and enjoyed day -McGuire's Garden Centre, 2 months.—Michael A O'Brien, For I wish with all my heart, himself in a 9-goal thriller. Rossdull, Woodstown. Tele- Auctioneer. Phone 058/56109 It was decided that the fee —(P.R.O. Liam Fraser). phone 051/82136. That I had mine today. for adults participating on (Sadly missed, always re- teams will be £20; adults not. GEORGE HORSOM ELECTRI- TALLOW IRISH membered by his wife Mollis Dungarvan Leader playing on teams £10; secon- DANCING CLUB CAL LTD., Cappoquin—Electri- IN MEMORIAM and step-family.) dary school £5 and juveniles cal contracting, tool hire. All TELEPHONE (058)41203 COWARD — Fourth Anniver- £2. At the recent Keniry School service calls £10 Tel. 024/ HANRAHAN — Second Anni- Feis held in th Community 96212. (t/c). sary — in loving memory of my FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1987 It was also agreed that we P dear mother. Ellen Coward, versary — Fond memories of Centre, Tallow, the following Dick, late of Ballinacourty, would enter three teams in the dancers were successful and BROKEN or fogged doub'.e late of 6, Congress Villas, Dun- league — division 3, 4 and 6. glaze units replaced on all types garvan, who died on September Dungarvan who died on Octo- congratulations is extended to WP would be very pleased to NUGENTS ber 5, 1985. May he rest in all — Lynn Power, Sheila De- of aluminium windows and 30, 1983. On her soul sweet Jesus welcome any new members. doors. Contact M. Queally, Tele- hiave mercy. R~LP. Mass offered. peace. laney. Breed O'Leary, Diana (Always remembered by NEWS OF TOWN The selectors for the three Beecher Claire Flynn. Eleanor phone 058/41323. —(ind.) As days go by and months fly teams have been chosen — past. Peggie and family.) Flynn, Una Beecher. Orla Cun- FOR UPHOLSTERY in Dun- John Pratt. Timmy Flaherty Your memory mother stays HANRAHAN — Second Anni- ningham. Niamh Mangan, Bill garvan. — Dungarvan Uphol- versary — In loving memory of AND and Sean Tobin. We wish all McNamara. Mary McNamara, stery Centre, Youghal Road In- within my heart. contenders for the third divi- my brother Dick Hanrahan. late Emma Mangan, Mary Pratt. SUPER VALU Your gentle and loving ways, dustrial Estate. Phone No. ol Ballinacourty, who died on sion team the very best. Catherine Leahy. Edel Morris- 058/41868. Leave golden memories of by- ROUNDABOUT —(PRO.) son. Karen McCormack. Lor- ©one days. October 5. 1985. May he rest in PAIR OF MATCHING peace.. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS TALLOW BRIDGE CLUB raine McCormack Claire O'Cal- POUFFES free wiith every suite Will those who think ol hex Blood Pressure Check Centres Sept 14th _ 1st, Kathleen laghan. Paula Heskin, Fiona SUPERMARKET, DUNGARVAN today; (Inserted bty your loving sis- recovered at Dungarvan Uphol- ter Josie, Jimmy and family.) for the month of October, 1987, O'Keeffe and Elizabeth Walsh: K?skin, Eileen Coughlan. Noelle A little prayer to Jesus say. Best gross. Marjory O'Brien stery Centre. Youghal Road. KIELY — Eighteenth Anni- organised by the Irish Heart Quann. Eleanor Daly, Breeda (Always remembered by your foundation in association with and Theresa Ryan. O'Brien. Theresa O'Brien. An- Dungarvan. Phone No. 058/ loving son Harry, grandchildren versary — Ln loving memory of 41368. my dear father, Gerald Kiely. Regional Health Boards will be SQUASH CLUB NOTES nette Feeney, Fidelma Feeney, and greatgrandchildren, Lon- held as follows — Wednesday, Full Time Coach — One of Jennifer Feeney. Niamh Mur- CURTAINS and loose covers don.) 75 Congress Villas. Dungarvan. who went to his eternal rest on 7th—.Dungarvan at Dental Sec- the suggestions to the Annual phy Claire Mills, Jacqueline made to order. — Dungarvan General Meeting of the club on Upholstery Service. Phone 058 October 2. 1969. R IP. tion, St. Joseph's Hospital from Mills. Orla Walsh. Paula Gould- COWARD — Fourth Anniver- He was more than just a 2.3'0 -4.30. this Friday night is that a full ing, Elaine Harpur. Stephanie 41868. ((23-10) sary — in loving memory of my time coach be sought for the CAMPUS OIL — Home heat- father, ART AND CRAFT EXHIBITION Harpur. Ann-Marie Houlihan. Extra Special Price dear mother, Eden Cowafd, benefit of all the members, but Deirdre O'B'rien, Caroline Hou- ing. agricultural and commer- A teacher, my best friend. The Soroptimlsts will hold late of 6, Congress Villas, Dun- their Annual Art & Craft Exhi- especially for the big number lihan. Yvonne Houlihan, Ther- cial oil available at keenest garvan, who died on September He showed me things not of new members who have join- esa Condon. Caroline Hannon, prices with prompt delivery known to kings. bition and Sale ln Lawlor's 30, 1'98i3. On her soul sweet Jesus Hotel commencing at 8 p.m. on ed over the last year. Other Claire Hannon. Linda Beecher, from Waterford Co-op. 'Phone have mercy. R-I.p. Mass offered. And secrets between him and very important items on the Aldeen McDonnell, Mary Mut- 058/41011. (9-10) me. Tuesday, 10th November, until Tears may hide my sadness, 10 p.m. or. Thursday, 12th Nov- agenda are: "How many teams ray. Michelle Murray. Karen ORIFLAME COSMETICS re- Mam. Like the colours of the ember. Considerable local par- should be entered in' County Cunningham. Colette Donnelly. Savers quire consultants for work in Like the smile that hides the phesea.nt. and Country Leagues?" Last Nuala Donnelly. Eimear As he rises in the dawn, ticipation is anticipated. your area. No previous experi- tears. Mam, —(Advt.). year we had 3 men's teams — ence necessary. Free training But precious memories hold I never will forget him. Div. 4 and Div. 5 County O'Grady, Gina O'Brien. locally. For quick interview For he made me what I am. DUNGARVAN PIPE BAND Leagues and a Country League you close. DRAW The committee would like to C0LJKTRY HARVEST phone 051/55687. (2-10) Though he may be gone, team, while we had two ladles take this opportunity to thank BEANS Nothing could be more beauti- Memories linger on. Results of Pipe Band Draw teams. This year will we have 12p FOR SALE — Gas cooker, 4- ful than the memories I held o Sept, 27 _ £50, Sr. everybody who helped to make bunner. working perfect: men's And I miss him. my old man, n another men's team, as our top this Feis successful—The Com- have of you, (Remembering you always — Catherine Crotty- £20 Pat team will be moving up a divi- shoes, size 9, new; 2 pocket To me you were someone Kiely: £10, Caroline Mulcahy; munity Centre staff. Richie cameras. Contact: Patrick your loving son Jimmy. Teresa, sion after winning the county Pratt, Mrs O'Dwyer, The Credit VALLER G0LD special, and God must have Valerie. Sa.mantha. Geraldlne £5 each — Michael Grant, Jim last year. What will, the fee be PEAS 12p Barry, Carrlglea, Dungarvan. thought so too. O'Riordan: Thomas Mulcahy: Union (who sponsored a cham- and Margaret.) for the next year? Last year it pionship trophy); to Paul Hie- GRATEFUL THANKS to St. (Always remembered by' your Deirdre Flynn. Promoters Prizes was £23, College-goers £5, KI ELY — Eighteenth Anniver- (£2 each) — Don O'Connor. key. Sean Donoughue. Walsh's, Jude for favour granted. loving daughter Rita, son-in- what would you suggest? Do Pa:,Iey of Youghal and the law Martin, grandchildren Mar- sary — In loving memory of our Oliver O'Donnell, Don O'Con- s Mo,, WANTED — White bath ap- dear father, Gerald Kiely late we have enough of social even- Arcade who so kindly sponsor- SLICED PANSgold 49p proximately 5 ft., good condi- tin and Julie, greatgrandchild- nor, Michael Grant, Don O'Con- ings? and of course how many of 75. Congress Villas, Dungar- nor. —(Advt.). ed gifts for the raffle — pro- tion. Box No. K493 "Leader" red Keely, Lea, LondonO. club leagues should we have? ceeds of which were donated van, who died on October 2. PADRE PIO (SU?ER VALU Office. 1969. R.I.P. Masses offered. All these and many more to the Cronin Fund. Also thank COWARD Fourth Anniver- Members of Colllgan Padre you to Angela of "The Latch" FARCH) 12p IN THANKSGIVING to the sary — In loving memory of my We lost a father with a heart Pio Prayer Group are asked to points of interest will be de- dear mother, Ellen Coward, of gold bated at the Annual General for a lovely meal provided for Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. change t0 Kilbrien Church on th teacher and adjudicator: Anthony for many favours late of 6, Congress Villas. Dun- How much we miss him can Saturday. October 3rd until Meeting when chairman Frank P B0 PEEP never be told. Roche sets the wheels in mo- also to the parents who baked received. — A.M. garvan, who died on September further notice as Colligan cakes —(P.R.O.). PEEL 12p MILK QUOTA to lease for a 30, 1983. On her soul sweet Jesus He shared our troubles and Church is undergoing repairs. tion on Friday night at 8.30 p.m. have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered. helped us along. Rosary at 7.15. Mass at 7.30 p.m. in the Community Hall. If you period of 7 years. Replies by have a suggestion or an idea WEDDING: letter only to Box NO. C495 As time goes by without you, If we follow his footsteps we —'(Advt.). BO PEEP mother, and days turn into can never go wrong. to further Improve the club, or O'SULLIVAN-COLLINs "Leader" Office. DRAMATIC CLUB NOTES something you would like to see CHERRIES 19p years. He was a father so very rare, After the summer break the HOLY SPIRIT, You Who content in his home and changed, or for that matter if The marriage has taken solve ail problems, light al! They hold a thousand mem- Dungarvan Dramatic Club is you would like to become an ories and many a silent always there. in full swing once again. We're place at the Church of the Im- SUFER VALU roads so that I can attain my On earth he toiled, in heaven active member of the commit maculate Conception, Tallow, of goal You give me the divine gift tear. looking forward to seeing the tee. you are very welcome to Brian O'Sullivan, son. of Mrs Things have changed in many he rests. familiar faces of our existing 12p to forgive and forget all evil God bless you dad, you were the meeting This is the night O'Sullivan and the late Corne- ways since we were all members and we would like to when all club members v ill lius O'Sullivan. Ardmannlng against me that in all in- together. one of the best. extend a welcome to anyone in- stances of my life vou are with Will those who think of him Avenue, Togher. Cork and But memories of those happy terested in drama to come al- Claire Collins, daughter of Mr. SU?ER VALU TWIN me I want in this short days will live with me for- today, ong to our A.G.M. on the 5th prayer to thank you for all and Mrs Pat Collins. Grove- T ROLLS ISp ever,, mother. A little prayer to Jesus say. October at 8 p.m. In the Friary mount, Tallow. things as you confirm once (Always remembered by your .(Never forgotten by his loving Hall Theatre. Looking forward again that I never want to be loving daughter Chrissie.) sons and daughters.) to seeing you there. —.(Advt.). SUPER VALU PLAIN separated from you. Even in The Nuptual ceremonies were LENIHAN — Twelfth Anni- C.B.S. PARENTS COUNCIL performed by Rev. Sean Cotter, AND S.'R. spite of all material illus ons. 1 versary — In loving memory of FLOUR 59p wish to be with you in eternal COWARD — Fourth Anniver- The A.G.M. of C.B.S. Secon- LAST CALLS AT D D. assisted by Very Rev. sary In loving memiory of my Michelle, late of 50, Murphy PI., dary School Parents Council Michael Walsh, P.P. 2 Kg «iory. Thank y-ou for your mercy Abbeyside. who died on October will be held in the C.B.S. hall towards me and mine. (Say for dear mother, Ellen Coward, The bestman was Nell O'Sul- late of 6, Congress Villas. Dun- 3 1975. aged 54 years. R IP. on Thursday, October 8. at 8 11P.M. NEXT livan and the groomsman was three consecutive days). Pro- He gazed among the little p m All parents welcome. Martin O'Sullivan. brothers ot 80s mise publication after request is garvan, who died on September 30, 1983. On her soul sweet Jesus ones and stooped to pick the —(Advt.). th" groom. TEA BAGS 39p granted. — M.D. best. have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered. THE MARIAN YEAR MONDAY The bridesmaids were Maeve How could we ever forget you. Our Michelle was the chosen A Holy Hour of prayer and one. With Jesus now she As and from Monday next, Collins and Paula Collins, sis- mother, you left so much meditation at. Our Lady's altar ters of the bride. MA_REILLY (6 Pack) rests, Dungarvan, on Saturday next October 5, the week-day closing CRISPS 39p behind, time for licensed premises will The bride, who wa given To remind us of your great- (Lovingly remembered by in St. Mary's Parish Church, s Mam. Dad. sister, brother, rela- from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. revert, to 11 p.m. so all last calls away b.v her father, wore a full ness, strong and yet so will have to be made by that length gown of Chantilly lace kind. tives and friends.) All are welcome to partici- POWER—Eighteenth Anniver- pate and join In this special time. Sunday closing will be 10 with matching headdress and You loved us all before your- p.m as usual. she carried a bouquet of peach DUERRS JAMS 39p self, you taught me what sary — In loving memory of time of Prayer on the First Sat- JAMES KIELY Christina Power, late of 8, St. and white roses. The brides- was right. urday of every month. maids wore peach satin dresses. You were someone special Brigid's Terrace, Dungarvan, "Ask and it will be given to who died o October 4. 1969. The Lessons were read by & SONS mother, I thought the world n you, search and you will find, Kieran Collins and Jaclnta DUERRS MARMALADE 39p of you. Sweet Jesus, have mercy on her knock and the door will be soul. Mass offered. O'Sullivan. The Prayers of the COMPLETE FUNERAL (Always remembered by your opened to you." Mt. 7:7—(Adv.) Faithful were read by Ian Hol- loving daughter Teresa, son-in- A day of remembrance, BASKETBALL: YOPLAIT 10 FURNISHERS silently kept. llngworth and Aedin Collins law Robbie, grandchildren and LADIES TOURNAMENT AftDMORE & GRANGE I.C.A. cousins of the bride. 79p greatgrandchildren, Essex.) Of one we loved and will Dungarvan Sports Centre is CARES NAPPIES ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES never forget. are holding a The organist was Donal Ken- the venue next Sunday (Oct nefick and soloists were Tom SUPPLIED COWARD — Fourth Annlver i(Never forgotten by her lov- 4th i for the Yoplait sponsored ing husband Bobby.. Michael, Gallagher (uncle) and Michelle sairy — In loving memory of my Ladies Intermediate Basketball Gallagher, cousin of the bride-. We attend to all details- dear mother. Ellen Coward, late Robert and Margaret.) Tournament hosted by the COOKERY BEEF MINCE 99p Obituary Notice, Church of 6 Congress Villas, Dungar- POWER —Eighteenth Anniver- local Weststar Club. The reception was held at LB. and Cemetery. van Who died on September 30, sary — In loving memory of Pre-tournament favourites will Bal'lyrafter House Hotel, Lis- 1983. Masses offered. Christina Power, late of 8, St. be Cork premier team Comets, DEMONSTRATION more. We join with their many Floral and Artificial Wreaths Along the road to yesterday, Brigid's Terrace. Dungarvan, with Brunell and Waterford friends in wishing Brian and who died on October 4, 1969. Bv Liz Boyne of Calor Kosangas Claire many years of wedded Supplied. That leads mP back to you. Glass both expected to be in BOILING BEEF 99p Are memories of us together, Our Lady of Lourdes pray for the shake-up for honours. _ ln _ bliss. LB. her. Mass offered. And happy days we knew. Teams from counties Wexford. ST. DECLAN'S HALL, Shortest Possible Notice And every day. dear Mam. A Mass. a pnayer, are all we Kilkenny. Sligo. Cork and Wa- Required. I seem to find a way. can give, terford are also taking part. ARDMORE ,SMART> To wander back to meet you, These you will have as long ThP day's play commences at 17p SHANDON STREET On the road to yesterday. as we live. 10.30 a.m when the host, club Printed and published by the DOG FOOD DUNGARVAN (Lovingly remembered by her (Never lorgoltten by her lov- plav Comets in the opening THURSDAY, 8th OCTOBER Proprietors at their Office and Telephone 058/42116 loving son Monnle, June and ing son Paddy, daughter-in-law game — the final is scheduled 8.30 p.m. Works, 78, O'Connell Street, Helen.) Judy and grandchildren.) for 6.15 p.m. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. PAGE EIGHT OUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1987.
BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES Behind the SPOTLIGHT welcome home a winning team HAPPY EVENTS for the hall and will be avail- (Continued from Page 1). able for "Hello October" this to the village, the team were Congratulations to Mir, and welcomed by Eugene Hickey, education in that rooms used Dublin), Shelton Abbey. Wick- Mlrs. Jim Kearney. Biallyheaphy week-end. Chairman of the club. He said and Mr. and Mrs. William The October monthly draw it was a brilliant display by the for classes had, of necessity, to low, St. Patrick's Institution, Dooling, Duiaanrig on recent will be held on Monday night team who gave wonderful com- be adapted to house offenders. Shangan'ag'h Castle, Co. Dublin, happy events. next in the hall at 8.30 p.m. mitment throughout the year The Cork Library Committee Loughan House, Co. Cavail and followed by a meeting of the and he was proud, he said, to continued to provide a good Fort Mitchel) are all similar in ce associated with this occa- ENGAGEMENTS Council. service to the prison. nature. Congratulations to Eileen Congratulations to the senior sion. Other speakers- were team Daly, Dalymount and Robert captain Mossy 'Casey, Mossy "Work commenced on the hurlers on winning the county Walsh, Seamie Hannon, Fr. THE BLACKBIRD OF Simiddy, Youghal, and Brenda final on Sunday last and we construction of a new cell SWEET AVONDALE Kenny, BaHinlovame and Bill Mulcahy. Fr. Queally and David bllock which when completed wish them the best of luck in Barry. AiLlen, Araglen, who have an- the Munster -Club champion- should considerably reduce the As mentioned in this column nounced their engagements. ship. It's now on -to the Munster pressure on accommodation last week, Sunday next, October championship in which we will 4, the first Sunday in October, WEDDING: G.A.A. NOTES play the Cork or Clare cham- and enable the prison to -func- is known as "Ivy Sunday," the tion more smoothly." BEECHER—DODEY On Sunday last the senior pions in the semi-final on a day on which Parnellites re- hurlers captured the county date to be arranged. The reports in regard to the member "the Chief." Charles St. Michael's Church, Bally- fctuart Parnell (1846-189.1), a duff was the scene of a very title when they defeated Roan- The under-2'l hurlers will play other prisons and places ol more in the replay at Walsh young Protestant landowner pretty wedding recently when Kilrossanty in Colligan on Sa- detention (Mountjoy, Limenick. was born in Avondale House, Miss Angela Beecher, only Park by 4r-7 to 2-11. We led at turday. October 10 at 3 p.m. Arbour Hill, Po-rtlaoise, Train- half time by a goal and at one a comfortable country mansion daughter of Michael and Mar- The primary schools football ing Unit (Glengarriff Parade, in Co. Wicklow. For a -period he garet Beecher, Ballyduff and stage we were ten points in front, but we were put under team defeated An Rinn in- Ring was partner of Michael Davltt Mr. Philip -Dodey, 3, Sarah Cur- on Friday evening last by 1-3 to and later President of the Irish ran Avenue, Rathfa-miham, Dub- intense pressure in the closing stages and held on for a two- 0-3 in the first game o-f the Land League. A statesman ex- lin, were united in the Sacra- competition. traordinary, -his brilliant career ment of Matrimony. The Nup- point Win. (See match report in this issue). ended in heartbreak at the tial Mass was celebrated by PARISH MISSION early age of 45 years following Very Rev. Kevin Mulcahy, P.P., After the game, team captain CAPPOQUIN/ his ill-starred relationship with Ballyduff. Mossy Casey received the cup The parish mission opens this Kitty O'Shea. from Co. Board Chairman, Saturday night and continues 'Following the ceremony the until the following Saturday James Tobin, Waterford County Board, Chairman presenting the cup to Mossy Casey, BallydufT Our ballad for this week is reception was held at Kllcoran James Tobin amid scenes of BALLINAMEELA another that recalls Parnell, wild excitement. morning. There will be Masses Upper, captain, after their victory over Roanmore in the Waterford senior hurling county final Lodge Hotel, Oahir and the at 7 a.m., 10 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. at Walsh Park. (Ph'oto by Kiely) "the Blackbird of Sweet Avon- honeymoon was spent abroad. Congratulations to the team each day- for the coming week. dale." We wish Angela (who -has and panel on their fine win, to ATHLETIC CLUB worked in Dublin for a number the selectors Michael Beecher, BALLYDUFF ICA NOTES By the sweet bay of Dublin of years) and Philip many Davy Barry and Seamie Flynn whilst carelessly strolling, years of wedded bliss. and the club officers on this Another year has passed and I sat mysef down by a green achievement in this the centen- Tuesday night next, October G NOTES myrtle's shade, COMMUNITY COUNCIL ary year of the club. is AGM time once more. Lake Reclined on the beach as the most organisations, we seem to CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES 'The Annual General Meeting took place on F'riday, the llth wild waves were rolling A meeting of the Council was Afterwards it was back to have a fear of AGMs. People LEAGUE CUP CONTINUES times at time of writing. case you are unable to attend In sorrow condoling 1 saw a held in the school on- Monday Ballyduff for the celebrations, of September. The election of And all kinds of excuses not. to Definitely on this Sunday all the above there will be a officers was as follows:— fair maid; night with a good attendance which continued into the early attend. Now -this certainly Thirty-four goals were scored morning are three League Cup Marathon Row to Youghal and Life Patron, John 'Treacy; Her robes changed to mourn- present to make arrangements hours of Monday morning. After should not be the case. It is in the six ties played on Sun- ties — Modeligo v. Valley; Af- back on November lst. All com- ing. that once were so for Sunday next. A new supply the parade, which was attended day in the Tony Bolger League Chairperson, John McGrath; very little benefit to a club, fane v. Lismore and Killeagh v. mittee members will have spon- Vice-do., Tom Aherne; Secre- glorious, of chairs has been purchased by the largest crowd ever to guild or whatever, to have Cup campaign, but Pinewood Bride View. sorship cards and any donation I stood in amazement to hear and Cappoquin 'A' are still the tary, Angela Lynch; Asst.-do., members outside "on the fence" will be gratefully received. Kathy Lynch; Joint Treasurers, her sad wall; so to speak. It is "inside" deci- only two semi-finalists to em- CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS AND Her heart-string burst forth erge. Jim Cashman, Pat Scanlon; sions are taken and pro- SNOOKER CLUB CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE P.R.O., Gerard Walsh; Commit- in wild accents uproarious, grammes planned. Cappoquin 'B' 5; Grange 2 G.A.A. NOTES tee — Carrnel Fitzgerald. Kath- "Oh. where is my Blackbird Inch 1; Pinewood 4 1987 Annual General Meeting leen Walsh, Tommy Coughlan, of Sweet Avondale?" The ICA have done trojan Youghai 7 Glenview 0 —The A.G.M. of the club took Sympathy — At a recently work down through the years, : convened meeting of the club Michaei Aherne. Angela Collen- Dungarvan Accountancy Services Ardmore 1: Cappoquin 'A' 2 place in the C.Y.M.S. on- Thurs- der, Michael stack. In sweet, county Meath, Wex- so we send ou-t an urgent ap- Piltown 3- Modeligo 6 day night last and attracted a sympathy was extended to ford, Cork and Tipperary peal to all paid-up members to Willie McGrath, Bot-har Garbh, Ferrybank Bell Relays — Our Lismore 1: Killeagh 2 fairly poor turnout, but in spite The rights of old Erin my attend this AGM. We would ot this, it was a constructive on the death of his brother athletes enjoyed good success With Cappoquin 'firsts' win- in Ferrybank last Sunday. Blackbird did sing, FARM PROFILE also love to see some new faces. ning in Ardmore. Youghal's and successful meeting. which occurred in Dublin. But woe to the hour when Tog-ether we can move moun- Results: u/9 boys, Neil Mc- goal rush came too late. Affane The Chairman in his opening Perfect Pitch — Last Sun- with heart light a-nd airy, tains! Let's keep it going. See require just one point from address welcomed all to the Grath 5th: u/10 girls, Geraldine When he from my arm to you all on October 6 at 8 p.m. day's games in the field drew Niely 8thj u/15 girls, Niamh s next week's home game against meeting and praised the out- a large crowd and it was heart- Dublin took wing. FORMS in St. Michael's Hall. Lismore and this should be Scanlon 4th: u 15 boys, Joseph going committee for their trem- ening for our club officials to Power 3rd; junior men, Joseph The fowler waylaid him in within their ccmpass but as to endous wor-k during last season. hear the glowing tributes per- hopes to ensnare- him. Certain farmers not previously assessed to Income Tax Congratulations to the senior who will emerge from the Power 8th: u/17 boys, Stephen hurlers tor their magnificent Following this, the secretary's, taining to the condition- and McCarthy 2nd; u/17 boys. Royeo While 1 here in sorrow his are this week in receipt of a "Farm Profile —Tax Return." fourth grouping is still not treasurers' and tournament absence bewail; display on Sunday last. Well clear. lay-out of th-e pitch. Comments Ware 6th; u/17 boys, John For assistance in completing this form call to either done rads. you did your parish committees' reports were read. were rife around the ground White 9th- senior men, Royco It grieves me to hear that the Officers & Committee — The walls o.f Kilmainham Pat Phelan or Jim Harty at our offices at Cross Bridge proud. Good IUCK in .the Mun- League champions. Killeagh that Cappoquin is the ideal Ware 5th; u/17 girls. Lily Mc- | ster club championships.—PRO, were visitors to Lismore on following will serve for the venue for important games and Carthy 5th: senior ladies, Lily Surround the dear Blackbird Street, Dungarvan (between the Post Office and the AIB). Sun-day morning and deserved 1987/88 season-—'Chairman. W. is deserving of many of the McCarthy 7th. of Sweet Avondale. BALLYDUFF MACRA NOTES their 2-1 victory. They were too Gallagher- Sec., J. Noonan; "plum" fixtures which more We will then be in a position to let you know imme- Treasurer, C. O'Leary-. P.R.O., Junior ladies relay Lily Mc- experienced and well balanced often than not go elsewhere. Carfhv Susan McCarthy sha O Erin, my country, awake diately the likely tax payable (if any) based on these forms. A meeting of the above dub for a home side, snort some R. Walsh; committee—P. Cur- I sincerely hope board officials j ^n' MurphyB Sh Scanlon, from thy slumber, will be held on next Saturday regulars and who took the op- ran. D. O'Leary, T Kelleher, E. heard these comments on Sun- i And bring back my Black- We are providing the above service free of charge. night at 9 p.m. The agenda in- portunity to give some of their Fraher, P. Flynn, K. O'Reilly. day last. bird so dear unto me, cludes discussions on stock- Just out ot the prizes in 14th youngsters a run The three Tournament Committee — C. Fund-Raising — Our fund- place were .Theresa O'Donovan Let everyone see by the If you are unable to call, give us a ring at 058/42821. judging and the possibility ol goals came in the first, half. O'Leary, J. Noonan and R. raising efforts continue to try strength of your number hosting the competition. Our and Mary Walsh Well done to Dan Sexton gave Killeagh the Walsh make up the tournament to alleviate the seasons club ex- all. That you as a nation would members have always been lead in seventeen minutes; a committee and they will look penditure. There is no need for wish to be free. very successful in this competi- splendid Brendan Lawton goal after the running of tourna- me to explain in detail the Fermoy Harriers Cross The cold prison dungeon is Dungarvan Accountancy tion so keep the flag flying had Lismore level in half an ments and leagues In the com- magnitude of club expenses in Country—Three of our athletes no habitation lads! But we advise competitors hour and Tom McCarthy, Kil- travelled to Fermoy and did I For on to his country so ing season. the present time, so once again well — u/13 boys, Kevin Walsh e to watch out for mutton dress- leagh's best player scored the Membership. Games Fees and we appeal to all our loyal sup- loyal and true; ed -as lamb or a wolf in sheep's winner two minutes before the 5th; u/13 girls, Corinna Walsh Then give him his freedom Visitors Fees—Membership will porters who have ralleyed to 7th: u 15 Boys, Jerome Con- Services clothing. break and Colman Galvin. be the same as last season, at our cause year in. year out., to wit-bout .hesitation. Richard Landers, Ger Ahearne nors 13th. Remember he fought hard LOOKING AFTER FARMERS LOCALLY. Also included is our u-21 De- a very reason-able 5 and all In- continue to do so. Our non-stop and goalkeeper Tom Abernethy tending members must, be 16 draw continues for a further for freedom and you. bating -team, namely Eugene were others to impress for Flymn, Paddy Aherne, Anne years or older, on or before ten weeks and we would remind Killeagh. January 31st. 1988. The games all promoters to make an extra Alas! O my country, in sorrow casey and Maeve Kenny. This I'll wander quadrol will represent the clu-b The Lismore display gave no fees will remain at 50p (20p per effort to fill their cards — the player 1 and the duration of a co-operation of all our members While sadly I make supplica- in the very near future. It is cause for depression but their tion to th-ee. obvious foiward deficiencies game will be 30 minutes. Fees is vital to make the draw a hoped to hold a friendly debate for non-members and visitors SUPPLY PROBLEM For absence- they say makes will have to be remedied. A lot success. An- extra bonus will be within the club in the near wiil be £1 (50p per player) for the heart grow the fonder, future to give the team some of work remains to be done be- a massive Christmas Hamper, So that make my Blackbird SOUTH EASTERN HEALTH BOARD fore the side will peak but the 30 minutes. valued at £100 which wll] be- s practice, though all have the Opening Hours And Nightly LOOMS FOR THE more dear unto me, gut of the gab already. potential is there and the clear drawn at, the end for all fully promise in the young players Supervisors — For the moment, paid up contributors to our O Heaven! give ear to my On next Sunday the Com- can be realised with older the snooker room will be open- draw. IRISH BEEF supplication, National Fuel Scheme munity Council are going back heads to show the way. Dave on Monday, Tuesday. Wednes- And strengthen the bold sons fifty years in time. In the Com- Landers. Denis O'Donnell, Bar- day, Thursday and Saturday AFFANE A.F.C. of old Granualle; munity Field at 2 p.m. there nights from 7.30 p.m. to 10.30 God grant that, my country nej Prendergast, and Brendan On Sunday last we played a will be a spectacular display of Lawton for that typicai goal p.m. and the first night of play INDUSTRY will soon be a nation threshing, thatching, butter- will be on this Monday, October very entertaining challenge The Irish beef industry is fac- And bring back my Blackbird 1987/88 did very well and youngsters game against Dungarvan making and other old-time Brendan Crowley and Anthony 5th. Two committee members ing a serious supply problem if to Sweet Avondale crafts. We wish them every wiil brush and iron the tables Youths which we lost by 3-1. We present trends in cattle num- The National Fuel Scheme will operate for the 1987/88 Bolger played with zest, and were first to score with a fine success with this very ambi- purpose. and supervise each night, and bers continue, according to Mr. season for a period of 26 weeks from 19th October, 1987 tious project and assure them they are as follows: Monday — Individual -.'ffort, by Ray Flyn-n. Paddy Moore, chief executive of to 15th April. 1988. of our whole-hearted support. Verdict: a competitive ninety C O'Leary and R. Walsh: Tues- Dungarvan pulled one back to the Irish Livestock and Meat So. members, off with the minis minutes and good entertain- day — T Kelleher and E. Fra- leave it all souare at t'he break. Board. CBF. WHO ARE ELIGIBLE? and the stone-washed jeans and ment. her; Wednesday — P. Curran In the second half the fitness Commenting on the most re- don the shawls, waistcoats etc. Lismore (panel), s Prender- and D. O'Leary; Thursday — P. of the Dungarvan side began cent cattle census results, MUST PREVENT In general, persons who are living alone and are unable and join in 'th-e red petticoats gast. J. Tobin, D. Landers, D. Flynn and K. O'Reilly; Satur- to tell and they added two more which have just been published O'Donnell. P. Ahearne, E. Cus- goals before the end. to provide for their heating needs from their own and hard hats of yester/yea.r day — P. Flynn. he said that Irish cow num- and revelry. ack. C Barry. B Prendergast, This was a very good display bers are now lower than they resources and have no means other than one of the B. Lawton, B Crowley, F. by our young side and we would Sunday next the officership CAPPOQUIN ROWING CLUB were at EEc en-try and are FURTHER CUTS IN following payments:— Power. P. Campion. A. Bolger. like to thank Dungarvan for likely to decline further. course is taking place. This is Killeagh (panel), T. Aber- travelling up to play us. an essential course for the well The 87/88 season gets under Mr. M-oore added: "Such a Old Age (Non Contributory/Contributory) Pension. nethy, D Sexton, K. Galvin. C We play Lismore next Sunday trend would have very serious being of the club. Further de- Galvin. G. Ahearne T. McCar- way on next Sunday, October in the League, Cup. Retirement Pension. tails from our chairman. 4th. New members should com-e consequences for the nation, MILK QUOTAS thy. E. McCarthy, N. Long. T. Panel for last Sunday _ M. particularly in view of the re- Widow's (Non Contributory/Contributory) Pension. Congratulations to former Scully, P. Power, T. Treacy, J. to the clubhouse anytime after 10 o'clock and every Sunday O'Dowd, T. Ormonde. C. Maher, sources being invested in up- "Ireland must initiate discus- Blind Pension. member Brenda Kenny who an- Landers. M. Landers L. Costin, F. McCarthy. F. grading existing meat plants. nounced her engagement re- morning. All committee mem- sion at European Community Invalidity Pension. With both teams concentrat- bers will be available to give Veale. R. Flynn. K. Veale. E. "The beef supply issue is of level which would prevent any Deserted Wife's Benefit/Allowance. cently. We wish her and Bill ing on the game there were O'Shea. T Mansfield. T. Hen- such national significance — it many years of happiness. instruction and take them on nebry. K. Reddy, S. Costin, E. further across the board cuts Unmarried Mother's Allowance. absolutely no problems for ref- the water. should be the major agricultu- In milk quotas." That's accord- Finally, heartiest congratula- eree Paddy Mason. Flynn. ral issue facing the country — ing to the President of the Single Woman's Allowance. tions once again to our oham- The experienced oarsmen will Next weekend sees a notable also be taking to the water. The and is so critical to the ability Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Prisoner's Wife's Allowance. pion senior hurling panel on first for Red House clubs when CATS BOWLING of the meat industry to pursue Association. Mr. Con Scully, bringing back another county club has very ambitious plans TOURNAMENT Disabled Person's Maintenance Allowance. four compete in the first round in this regard with the forma- commercial markets that effec- who this week met with Mr. Infectious Diseases Maintenance Allowance. title to Ballyduff. The team gave Of the Munster Junior Cup. The above tournament is tive Government, action to ar- Wolfgang: Von Geldern. Parlia- an excellent performance and Ardmore entertain Pinewood tion of a squad with neigh- Basic Supplementary Welfare Allowance. bours, Cionmel, to compete once now reaching the finai stages. rest the downward trend in mentary State Secretary. Ger- have done our village proud. and Ca-ppoc:uin are at home again at Henley 'Royal -Regatta. On Sunday next at 10.30 a.m. supplies, as is contemplated, is man Federal Ministry of Agri- Special Department of Defence Allowance. Well done all. Here we go! to Valley Cappoquin and Val^ the 'B' final takes place be- urgently required. culture. Here we go! Here we go! Don't ley will be on Saturday and the The club is also undertaking Notes: some fundralslng. On Satur- tween Michael Gallagher, Mich- "The problem arises because Commenting on suggestions overdo the celebrations boy-s!_ Ardmore game On Sunday but ael Connors and Aid an Sexton. milk quota cuts will make be- that the EEC may make the PRO Maeve Kenny. regretfully we cannot, confirm day. October 17th there will be 1.—Only one allowance per household will be paid. a dance with music provided by The winner here qualifies for tween 135,000 and 290,000 dairy temporary cuts in milk quotas, Paddy O'Brien and Telstar. the final -proper. The other cows redundant by 1990. The agreed last December, perman- 2.—The payment of fuel allowances is being extended finalists are, 'A' winner Deagie loss in value to the beef Indus- ent. Mr Scully said that no fur- There will be Scratch Races 1 to long-duration recipients of unemployment assist- and a Cake Sale on October Flannusa and 'C' winner John try of 100,000 cows would equal ther change to the existing ance. Payment in such cases will be made by the Bank Holiday weekend and. in Maher. the annual value of the horti- quota system should be made Department of Social Welfare through local employ- cultural Industry." at this stage. ment exchanges. "Given that the whole quota system must, be reviewed and 3.—In certain circumstances applicants who are living WEST WATERFORD given a new legal basis with with qualified dependants may be granted the effect from the first, of April, allowance. NOTES 1989. I CMS A -will be impressing 4.—'Persons resident in the urban districts of Wexford, on the Government that this 25th WEDDING which should be released this review, which will be- the basis E-nnisoorthy, Gorey, New Ross, Waterford City, ANNIVERSARY week and we wish them every of the new permanent, quota Dungarvan, Kilkenny City and are in receipt of one success. system, should be commenced Best wishes to John and of tihe folio wing social welfare payments should Immediately. Aggie Hurto-n, Bal-lyheeney, SET DANCING apply to their local Town Hall:— "Furthermore, unlike the ori- Clashmore who celebrated their ginal and recent decisions on 25tli wedding anniversary on Set dancing in clashmore has had a strong and competitive the milk ciuota system, all fu- (i) Old Age (non-contributory) Pension: Friday night last with a special ture decisions should be based (ii) Widows Pension (contributory and party for their family and tradition for many years and our present senior and ladies on the economic importance of non-contributory); friends at Decies Lounge, dairying in each Region of the Olashmore. sets, consisting of Michael Mc- (in) Blind Pension. Kenna, Michael Dee. Pat Mc- Community." "Therefore a Regional as op- BABY GIRL Kenna and John Foley. Anne AMOUNT OF ALLOWANCE: McKenna. Christine Dee, Angela posed to a national or Member Congratulations to Mossie and McCarthy and D. Fitzgerald in State approach should be the £5 per week for a maximum of 26 weeks, or a total of Margaret O'Keeffe, sumimerhill, the senior set, and in the ladies basis for fixing quotas in fu- £130. Kinsalebeg on. the birth of their set, Siobhan O'Rourke. Eilish ture." said Mr. Scully second child—a baby girl. O'Rourke, Annette O'Keeffe, The IOMSA President said METHOD OF PAYMENT BY HEALTH BOARD: Janice and Christine Dee, An- that research work commission- HARVEST gela McCarthy, D. Fitzgerald ed by ICMSA has. for the first Maximum allowance will be paid in two instalments as and Anne McKenna. are all time established an index of the Despite the short dry spells relative importance of dairying follows:— keeping up the tradition of for- of weather we have been hav- mer sets. in every Region of the Com- £55 Ln November, 1987. ing recently, many acres of corn munity. £75 in January, 1988. remained unharvested through- This year for the second con- Mr. Scully presented Mr. out the area up to last weekend. secutive year, the senior set Von Geldern with a document HOW TO APPLY: We hope the weather will im- won the "Biddy Farrell perpet- outlining the research in this prove and this situation will ual Trophy" in Caherconlish. area. change shortly. Co. Limerick and the ladies set Contact the Community Welfare Officer at your local were placed 2nd in their com- He concluded: "There is con- Health Centre for application form. Persons who qualified petition. siderable political support ac- INTER CERT ross the Community for a more for last year's scheme will receive an application form by Later this month the dancers Mr. Maurice Power, Shrough, Lismore receives a cheque for £1500 from James Bennett, equitable distribution of quotas post. Applications received after 19th October can only Manv local students, having plan to hold their own compe- Chairman, Ballysaggart GAA Club. Maurice was a recent winner in the Piltown GAA Co-op and there ls an offus now on sat for their Inter Cert exams tition in Clashmore. This will Ireland to lobby our EEc part- be paid from the date of application so PLEASE APPLY be a competition with a differ- draw. Also included are John Joe Troy (winning ticket seller) and Breed;* Clancy, draw organ- during last June an.cl July are ners 011 this Issue." EARLY. still waiting for their results ence, with full details later! iser for Ballysaggart GAA Club.