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CO. COUNCIL ELECTIONS PENSMAN TAKES YOU Darrell has gone mad at— Cllr. Billy Kyne (Labour) COLUM'S SHOP behind the SPOTLIGHT O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN WE GET IT RIGHT dteveloped. The outgoing Chair- to celebrate change of ownership with a man, Cll:r. Kemneally was very Despite contrary rumours obviously not ensconced with and other speculation at' the his party colleagues at a pre- Is New Chairman SUPER SUMMER week-end concerning the elec- Counoil meeting held across tion of Chairman at the Annual t'he road1 as he was in the banK for industrial develop- Meeting of Waterford County defeat although he did think Carey and seconded by Cllr. C. Council chamber for a con- ment in Dungarvan. HP felt he would have been elected un- Casey and he was opposed by Council in Dungarvan test that it was vitally important siderable time before the ot'her animously having been a mem- the Fianna Fail nominee Cllr. Monday, it is satisfactory for for t-h£ town and county that ber of the Council for the past Jimmy Quirke. proposed by ten Fianna Fail members us to note that our forecast on this land be retained by the 34 years without ever serving Cllr. Sean Whelan and second- arrived in a body jusi as the government and he suggested as Chairman. the issue in last week's column ed by Cllr. Paddy Cahill. Vot- Council meeting was about to that a resolution be sent to the ing followed the same pattern proved correct. In the event. Minister for Industry and commence. VICE-CHAIR as for Chairman and Cllr. Labour Councillor Billy Kyne Commerce to this effect Queally was then declareci was ejected Chairman and Cllr. O Riain thanking those Voting then took place for elected by 12 votes to 11. What happened subsequently who supported him said that the Vice-Chairman. Cllr. Queally former Fine Gael Senator Cllr. LSee also "Behind The is fully reported elsewhere i:n he was not, disappointed at his (F.G.) was proposed by Cllr. j. Spotlight" column!. Michael Queally was elected this issue. FURNITURE: Vice-Chairman. But it all did T'ha t the internal differences not happen without a good deal Despite a certain amount of * Mahogany Knee Hole Dressing Table, was £180, of tension and drama.. and wrangling whidh. hos split media speculation over the now £159. the party into two factions in week-end, the Fine Gael-Labour * Mahogany Writing Bureau/Bookcase, was £265, On the one hand the spot- recent years still existed pact on Waterford Co. Council now £239. light focussed on the Fine held good on this occasion and No Money For Hedge Cutting emerged after a "behind closed Gael-Labour pact which col- Labour Councillor Billy Kyne * Drass Plant Stands — £9.95. doors" meeting held in Dun- won the honoured position of lapsed lasit year when Pine garvan last Friday night I Chairman while Fine Gael When Cllr. C. O Rialn drew AUDIO & ELECTRICAL: Gael Councillor Jim Hanty attended by all eleven members Councilor and former Senator attention c0 the urgent need to do scarting on the by-roads failed to make a last minute of the County Council and by Michael Queally was elected * Radio Recorder — £29. Vice-Chairman when the Coun- around the county at the an- Or Scarting appearance and t'he dbair went * Sharp Car Stereos — £59. Fianna Fail General Secretary cil held its annual meeting in nual meeting of Waterford Co -to Cllr. Kenneally (F.F.) in "a Frank Wall and Michael Daw. Dungarvan last Monday. The Council in Dungarvan last Mon- * Clock Radios — £15.95. raffle" after an ll-ll tie vote. vote on each occasion was a day he was told by the County ing was SL> necessary that If on tourist routes with these. He * Tricity Cooker, was £310, now £150. son, a member of the Party's there was no money available added that as far as the county Subsequently Cilir. Harty Was direct Fine Gael-Labour com- Engineer. Mr. John O'Flynn. National Executive. Unsuccess- that thert.- was no money avail- to do it then they should bor- roads were concerned if there * Philips Fridge Freezer, was £375, now £350. put on the carpet by his party's bination versus Fianna Fail, re- row it. ful efforts to heal the breaches sulting in a 12-11 majority in able for such work nor had they was any money made available • — • — • national executive for failing and to introduce some sem- each case men available to do it. It would be more important to TOURIST ROUTES spend it repairing the surfaces to honour the party agreement blance of harmony among the Cllr. O Riain said thai due to REMEMBER: B'ut while the Fianna Fail the tremendous growth in re- rather than on hedge cutting. bu't no action was taken members were made during group voted en bloc, it was evi- Mr. John O'Flynn. Co. Engin- cent weeks thP county roads On the proposal of Cllr. Mc- YOU COULD WIN £500 WITH EVERY £5 against him when he gave an the 2+ hours long meeting but dent that all was not well were now all overgrown and eer said that as far as hedge Donnell seconded by Cllr. G. within thp party as in a dra- cutting went they did not have PURCHASE AT COI.UM'S SHOP undertaking to toe the party in the end no agreement was traffic was finding it extremely n O'Halloran the Council unani- matic development, before the difficult to pass through them much mon y and they did not mously passed a resolution call- DURING THE DUNGARVAN SHOPPING line in future. reached on tihe unanimous voting took place, the Fianna In safety. He said that the sit- have enough men to do such ing On the Minister for the En- BONANZA: JUNE 30—JULY 9! choice of a nominee for the Fail outgoing Chairman Cllr. work. They had five hedge cut- Since then, however, Cllr. Paddy Kenneally made a bitter uation at T-junctions was high- vironment to make more money Chair. Both Cllr. O Riain and ly dangerous as vision was so ters operating during the past available to the Council for Harty h'as been conspicuous attack aimed obviously at some Cllr. Kenneally had been pro of his party colleagues. greatly reduced. "Unless some- week and were concentrating work on county roads. more by his absence than by posed but it was agreed to defer thing ls done there will be ac- his attendance at meetings of The meeting commenced in a cidents." he said. the decision rather than to put the Council and as a result, a normal tranquil manner with the issue to a vote. It now the outgoing Chairman presid- Cllr. O Riain added that it great deal of interest and ing and when he called for was more Important for the specullation centred around seems that the decision to nominations for the chair, the people to know they could be TOOL HIRE- choose Cllr. O Riain was reach- first item on agenda, Cllr. safe travelling: the roads than No Rise For Concern In what he would or would not the to have to provide the 15",, in- ed only at the pre-Council Jackie Fahey. T.D. was first cn do in regard to this year's crease for Olreachtas members. hit feet proposing Cllr. C. "Wherever the money ls to SALES-SERVICE annual meeting. meeting on Monday. O Riain (F.F.i and this propo- Sea Wafer Quality 1 come from we should at. least Unconfirmed rumours were sal was seconded by Cllr. Sean clear the T-.functions on *hesv ELECTRIC — BUILDING — GARDEN It was "also unanimously Whelan. Teim or sewage pollution at The result showed that the life over the week-end that' roads for the sake of safety " TOOLS decided at the meeting on Senator Brian O'Shea then he said. the seaside resorts of Ardmore problem was caused by an algal Fianna Fail had made a most Friday night to re-appoint Cllr. i Clonea. Annestown and Tra- j growth called Phaeocystis and proposed the election of his Cllr W. McDonnell supported more following reports that I that the growth was probably WE HIRE, SELL AND REPAIR strenuous effort to woo Coun- Jimmy Quirke as Chairman of Labour Party colleague Cllr. j associated with the calm sunny all Cllr. o Riain had said. He sewage was seen In various sec- A large selection of tools to suit your requirements. cillor Harty's support for their the Party's Co. Council group Kyne and this was seconded by tions of the sea on June 13 and weather following thp heavy Cllr. Pat Coffey (F.G.i. said that most of the roads own nominee and that in return with Tom Cunningham con- across the county boundary in 14 last were allayed by a report rain at th? beginning of the BOSCH POWER TOOLS. It was at, this point when no month. The Laboratory also he would himself be elected as tinuing as Secretary. The only Cork had been scarted and he on the matter submitted by Mr. further nominations were put could not understand why the B. J. McNally. Deputy Co. Man- confirmed that the substance CONTACT— the Council's Vice-Cha.irman significant change was tihe up that Cllr. Kenneally launch- ager to the annual meeting of was non-toxic but that, it ten- same could not bp done herP In and aiso as the Council's appointment1 of a new Whip. ed his trenchant attack whilo Waterford Co. Council held in ded to coalesce and form members listened in hushed sil- Waterford. "The roads are in a clumps and on breakins down, representative on the Govern- Cllr. Sean Whelan taking over terrible state and something Dungarvan last Monday. ence. In the most uncomprom- Mr. McNally stated that, as gives risp to smell and could be Dungarvan Electrical ing Body of UCC. j from Cllr. Kenneally who has ising language. Cllr. Kenneally should be done about them." he mistaken for sewage." said. soon as the matter was reported In the Iighit of all this specu- acted in this capacity for a declared: "I was nominated by to the Council all areas were Mr McNally's report conclud- number of years but who on my party to contest, the Chair Cllr. M Queally said that be- checked and no evidence of ed by stating that the statutory lation it goes without saying after the last meeting of the tween Kilmeaden and Dungar- sewage could be found. It ap- testing of bathing waters under & Mechanical that tension was almost at this occasion was not even Council but recently Frank van he had seen three or four peared that the problem was the EC Quality of Bathing Water boiling point as the 2.30 p.m. proposed for the post. Wall, the General Secretary of men with lawn mowers cutting most apparent at, high tide and Regulations In the current sea- as it covered a wide area of the appointed time for the start of Fianna Fail was brought down the grass verges along the main son have been within the re- UNIT 10, QUAY STREET It was probably to th.is here to uphold the law of the road and they still could not do coast, tests were carried out by commended limits and give no Telephone 058/42133 the Council meeting approached Friday night meeting that Cllr. junele which we havP here in anything for the county roads. the Council staff On June 15 rise for concern and the South Eastern Health on Monday. The Labour and Kenneally was referring when Fianna Fail for years. I am still T0 him that appeared to be ut- the legal nominee of Fianna terly ridiculous. "We should at Board were also asked to make Fine Gael members were first he mounted his attack at the tests. REPORT WELCOMED to enter the Council Chamber Fall for the Chair and I will least clear the junctions at, the Co. Council meeting and pursue that point In another county roads and forget the All the members of the Coun- in ones and twos and when The report then went on to claimed that the General place but we will now go ahead main roads." he said. state: "The preliminary tests cil welcomed the report and ex- Gllr. Harty. accompanied by Secretary had been brought with the vote." Cllr. O Riain said that scart- indicated that, the problem was pressed satisfaction that, the the Fine Gael Whip, Cllr. Con The roll call vote was then probably an algae growth. The problem was not one to cause j down to Waterford to uphold Casey, arrived, there was a taken and resulted as follows: Department of the Environment concern. the law of the jungle which and Marine were informed of noticeable easing of the rather The Co. Engineer Mr. John I they had in the Fianna Fail For Kyne: Cllrs. Harty. O'Hal- the problem and eight samples O'Flynn and members of the strained atmosphere among his parity here for years. loran. O'Riordan. O. Coffey P. TENNIS (five In various locations In Council's Engineering staff werp I party colleagues. Coffey McDonnell, Walsh, Tramore Ardmore. Clonea and complimented for the speed at I Without doubt it has truth- Carey, Casey Queally (all F.G.I. Stradbally i were taken and sent which they worked in dealing j As it turned out during the fully been said that a week is Kynp and O'Shea (Labour)—12. for analysis to the Fisheries with the problem once It had Centre Research Laboratory. subsequent half-hour, all the a long time in politics! been reported. rumours and speculation were For o Riain: J. Fahey, S. Fah<>y, JUDY O'BRIEN Kenneally Whelan. Cunning- proved untrue. Cllr Harty NEW LICENSING LAWS ham O Riain. Quirke, Wilkin- voted in accordance with the son. Cahill. Dunphy. Swift—11. IS THREE TIMES Fine Gael plan but as soon as Generally speaking the new Cllr. Kyne was then declared the elections were over he left licensing laws which were elected but before vacating the Chair for the new incumbent. CHAMPION Councils Pay Tribute To and did not wait for the 'introduced last week won wide Cllr. Kenneally reviewed the Congratulations to 16 years meeting lo end. support. However there appear- events of the previous year. He old Judy O'Brien. Causeway ed to be a certain amount of said that while the achieve- Tennis Club Dungarvan, who I completed a.n outstanding and j THE FIANNA FAIL CAMP confusion as to the new hours. ments over the 12 months were Late Dean Cassidy not great, they Included such unique treble when she won the Basically t'he new regulation's Girls u/16 and u 19 singles and A special meeting of Dungar- only re-echoing the sentiments On t'he other hand it was things as the Dungarvan By- legalised an already widespread pass Road, a new Library at the u/19 doubles titles at the van Urban Council was conven- of the people of Dungarvan from the Fianna Fail camp practice of drinking up time Portiaw Courthouse at Kilmac- Irish Permanent Munster Open ed On Tuesday night. June 28 when I say that he will always rather than from Fi.ne Gael thomas and a Halting Site for Junior Hardcourt Tennis Cham- to pass a votp of sympathy to be remembered as a gentleman pionship at, Douglas. Cork, last and a priest who was dedicated •that the drama at the meeting (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) Itinerants in Dungarvan. "The the family relatives and to the biggest problem facing Local Saturday. Bishop and priests of the to his vocation," said Cllr. See the European Soccer Championships in (rue living Authorities now." said Cllr. Diocese on the death of Very Goode. colour — only on Sony TV Kenneally. "Is finance as be- Rev. Dean Cassidy. P.P., V.F.. Cllr. T. Wright said that cause of the cutbacks In funds Dungarvan which had taken Dean Cassidy would be remem- from central government we place on the previous day. bered for bringing the parish O must be almost self-subsistent. Proposing the formal vote of church up to homely standards BEN 'NEILL Service charges are now ex- sympathy, the Chairman, Cllr. by providing a certain amount tremely high and people even- A. Hallahan said that Very Rev. of comfort and with the help of tually wil] rebel against them." Dean Cassidy was affectionate- the priests and people in clean- O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN Carroll Motors Ltd Cllr. Kenneally then spoke of ly known to all his parishioners ing up the graveyard. "He did the regretful manner In which i as "The Dean." Paying tribute a good job for his flock." said j to Dean Cassidy. the Chairman DUNGARVAN. Phone 058/41994 or 42207 thp county roads were so speed- Cllr. Wright. ily deteriorating and of the said that hp had ministered in Dungarvan for the past 15^ Cllrs. M. O'Riordan. P. Power. MITSUBISHI — VOLVO — SUZUKI Council's housing programme which was now at a virtual years and during that, time he N Ryan and M. Dixon joined in had proved himself to be a t'ne tributes to the late Dean 1986 Suzuki Swift 5-dr. 1983 Fiesta St. Moritz, standstill due to lack of money. He also deplored the fact that gentle and helpful priest in ail Cassidy and Mr. B. White. Town LEESIDE HOMES 5-speetl choice of 3 ways. He was ever ready to Clerk in the unavoidable ab- 1985 Renault 25 GTS Level 1983 Fiat 127 Comfort Councillors' expenses which Built on your own site in Munster had already been reduced by listen to people's troubles and sence of the Co Manager, on 2 1S82 VW Jetta Diesel loved to stop and chat and behalf of the staff and on his 1935 Volvo 345 L, 5-door 1982 Volvo 345 DL the Minister by between 50 and 60",, were now to be further re- have a yarn. "An indication of own behalf joined in the expres- 1985 Renault 9 Diesel 1981 Volvo 343 Auto. the great work hp did was borne sion of sympathy. He said that Volvo 343/345, duced. 1985 Opel Corsa 3-door 1980 Cllr. Kenneally then vacated oit! by the lovp he had for all Dear. Cassidy was a man of 1985 Opel Kadett 5-door choice of 3 his parishioners while his char- jolly character and a very holy Renault 5 TL 22K the Chair and to the applause Estate 1S81 of all present invested the in- ity to the less privileged was and saintly priest. "Everyone 1984 Fiat Ritmo Diesel 1981 Renault 4 TL 27K coming Chairman. Cllr. Kyne unbounded," he said. will miss him," he added. 5-door 1982 Saab 900 GLS SR The Chairman concluded by The vote of sympathy was with the chain of office, con- 11—• ,.. • M r 1984 Ford Escort Lazer Gas conv. gratulated him with a hand- saying that the late Dean Cas- passed in silence, all members 3-door 1981 Saab 900 Turbo Auto shake and wished him a good Judy achieved her great, sidy was a great man whose standing. 1984 Austin Metro iL as is, £2,500 year in office. treble in most efficient fashion, passing now left a great void in 1984 Volvo 344 GL 5-speed 1981 Saab 900 Turbo 51K beating Clodagh McDonnell in the parish. CO. COUNCIL VOTES SYMPATHY 1983 Toyota Starlet 3-door 1978 Mercedes 300 D DOUBLY AN HONOUR the u/16 final 6-2 6-3 and tak- Cllr. D. Goode seconded the 3 beds, £16,250, block walls, teak joinery, 5 rads solid | 1983 Toyota Corolla OX Auto _ £4,500. ing the u/19 title by beating J. proposal and said that prior to Diesel Having returned thanks for McCarthy 6-1. 6-4 losing only Dean Cassidy's advent, to Dun- At the annual meeting of Wa- fuel, colour bathroom. Also high pitched roof for future his election, Cllr. Kyne said ten games in the course of the garvan he had heard about him terford Co. Council In Dungar- development. COMMERCIALS: that it was an honour to be match. Subsequently she team- as an outstanding priest but it van last Monday the members elected chairman of any body ed up with Elaine Duane of was only when he came to Dun- ot the Council joined in paying Free quotations for client's own design. 1986 Nissan Vanett Diesel 1978 Toyota Land garvan that he found out for tribute to the late Dean Cas- Cruiser £3,250 but it was doubly an honour to Sunday's Well, Cork in the u/19 16K £6,500 be elected chairman of such an doubles in which they scored a himself what a lovely person he sidy and in expressing sympa- 1982 Fiat Fiorino 1980 Merccdes 809 Van, august body as the County two set's to one victory (2-6. 6-4, was. Apart from being a priest thy to his lordship the Bishop Freezer Van £1,250 Council. 6-3) over Julie O'Mahony and he was also a wonderful char- and to tne Clergy of the diocese Contact LEESIDE HOMES 1980 Toyota Land system £5,900 On current, affairs, the new Melanle McCarthy. acter and gentleman. "He was and also to the family relatives Unit 18 Kilbarry Enterprise Centre, Dublin Hill, Cruiser £4,750 Chairman said that it was Judy is youngest daughter of the Dean of the Parish who on the loss they had sustained by the regretted death of the Cork. Tel : 393990 ALL PRICES INCLUDE V.A.T. ETC. very sad lo learn that the IDA Mr. and Mrs. Vincent O'Brien. looked after the religious needs were disposing of their land New Line, Abbeyside. of the parishioners and I am Dean. PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 263, 1988.

CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRIC— »- yT- ..i i NOTEo TVJnPn vthvS o r SPRATT' A special word of thanks also D. McCarthy. S. McCarthy and MRS. MARGARET FENTON. er CROWHILL, CAPPOQUIN . two ^Mic^ k Lacey, Paddy McGrath J. ™ collectors nexnextt week The death last week, at Ard-1 and Angela Collender for tneir 10th"l6th July are — S. Fraher, FORTHCOMING AUCTIONS keen Hospital of Mrs. Margaret great help with the youngsters D McGrath and J. McCartny. Fenton, Crowhill. Cappoquin at Training. He also complimen- I.F. Challenge — Affane In- WITHIN OUR OFFICES AT GRATTAN was learned with great, regret ted h-ls fellow committee mem- termediate footballers played where she was a popular and bers for their unselfish efforts Kilgobinet in a challenge gam» HOUSE respected figure in the rural to keeD the Community Games last Sunday morning and ran • — • —• community. She is survived by alive in Cappoquin. out easy winners. and will be deeply mourned by Very Rev. Fr. W. Phelan. P.P., Critics Answered—Our senior THURSDAY, 28th JULY her husband Michael, sons Sea- then presented the medals to hurlers answered the critics in mus, Michael. Donai and Ste- the children. In a short speech no uncertain terms, uast week phen, her daughter Bridget, following the presentation ne some scribes said that Cappo- said he was delighted to see the AT 3.00 P.M. brother Billy, very many other quin, along with a few other relatives and a wide circle of youngsters in the locality invol- teams should step down to in- friends. ved in athletics as he himself ROBERT'S CROSS, RING termediate hurling. Last, Satur- Large and representative cor- was a keen athlete in his youn- day's performance showed that TWO ROADSIDE LOTS OF LAND teges attended the removal of ger days and was honoured to Cappoquin will fight to retain (Unless sold, prior to sale) remains from Ardkeen to St. be asked to make the presenta- their senior status and that the Mary's Church. Cappoquin and tion. He praised everyone con- only time we go down will be LOT (1) —Approximately 2 acres, having extensive again when the funeral took cerned who were involved wn,n if we lose the relegation battle. the Community Games. roadside frontagfe to Heilvic Head road. place to Fourmllewater Church. Although we have nut two MR. JOHN JOE POWER The children then enjoyed a points to date — our injury list scrumptuous variety of 'goodies LOT (2) —Approximately 10 acres, adjoining the Old CAPPAGH and a few refereeing decisions There was deep and wide- kindly sponsored by local tra- were main factors in cur de- Panish Road. spread regret at the news of ders and parents. Anna Scanlan feats. With a little luck we This holding is being offered for sale in one or more the on the 29th June of Mr. kept the kids happy with some could well have garnered a few John Joe Power, Rockfield. Cap- disco music afterwards. The lots aind' should prove a valuable investment. more points. Our players will pagh. He passed to his reward night was a resounding saccess. tight to the bitter end to tiay 'Solicitors: Murphy, McCullagh & Co., DungaVvan. after a Ions illness, and will be Ned Heffernan thanked Cathy in the premier grade in Water- sadly missed by his family and Lynch and the ladies committee Furtiheir particulars and maps ftom the Auctioneers. ford hurling, and this should friends. Huge and representa- and of course the traders who be the aspiration of all teams— tive corteges from over a wide donated refreshments, to end not negative thinking like go- area attended the removal of a really entertaining evening. ing down a grade. AT 3.30 P.M. remains to Affane Church and CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE CAPPOQUIN/ the Interment, in the adjoining G.A.A. NOTES "THE OLD PAROCHIAL HOUSE' AND LANDS, BALLINAMEELA A.C. cemetery. M.H.C. v. Gaeltacht: Cappo- Tailteann Games — at the re- MODELIGO He ls survived by his wife quin 2-9: Gaeltacht 1-4 — Our cent Tal'lteann Games two of Mary. sons. Jeremy, David. Mar- minor hurlers duly won this our athletes Fiona Lynch and Detached roadside residence, enjoying lawns tin and Anthony, his father game but for most of the hour Michael Ahern were selected on and gardens and adjoining 33 acres Jack, sisters, brothers, nephews. our play was ragged and with the Irish Schools team to com- Pat Spratt, proprietor, The Moorings, Dungar van (sponsor) presenting first prize to Jimmy nieces, relatives and friends, to out purpose. It was really enly pete at Swinton on the 16th of (Unless sold in suitable lots prior to sale) all of whom sincere sympathy ln the last 15 minutes the lads Maher, winner of the Sport For All Day fishing contest run by Dungarvan Sea Angling Club. July. Michael Ahern is selected is extended. got their act, together to run captain of the team. Edmond Spratt & Sons are instructed to offeir this Included are Con Hayes, President and John Molloy, Chairman, Dungarvan SAC. (Stern) out, winners. This team is cap- CAPPOQUIN TIDY TOWNS National Championships—On valuable holding wiith suitable adjoining acreage (if re- The Association met, on Mon- able Of better things and hope- Sunday last our athletes quired), and comprising gracious family residence with day night in the Parochial Hall, fully will learn from this outing. oerformed extremely well in the and, though the attendance S.H.C. v Dunhill: Cappoquin National Championships, high- OFGH, Coach-house and full range of domestic out- 2-6- Dunhill 0-10 — Cappoquin offices, together with t'he reslid'ue of these roadside landis, was small, for a variety of rea- est honours go to Francis Lynch sons, much useful work was ac- senior hurlers chalked up a who not only took the National laid out in two fields, in permanent grass. These laindls complished. To raise much wel] deserved win over Dunhill Title in the u 15 walk but also Tallow and Roundabout Notes last Saturday evening. This are of outstanding quality and' are suitable for all aspects broke the national record. needed funds a resale of the game was a hard fought, close of farming. Tidy Towns Cooperative Badges encounter with plenty of good Results From Santry — Boys ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. JUNIOR 'A' HURLING The following lined out for St. of some years ago was agreed. hurling. In fact the, anal 20 u-15 Walk — Francis Lynch 1st Solicitors: J. F. Williams & Co., Main St., Dungarvan. CHAMPIONSHIP AT Catherines — E. Galvin. J. Mor- These will be available at a (record )• Girls u-15 Walk — Last Tuesday evening we minutes was as exciting as any- Further particulars and maps from tihe Auctioneers. BALLYNOE oney. P. Murphy, P. Ahern, R. nominal £1 each to household- Nlamh Scanlon 2nd; Boys u-16 hosted Cloyne at Ballynoe Carr (capt.). M. Hartnett, J. ers, business premises and indi- one could wish to witness. Hammer — Shane Scanlon 2nd Gaelic Grounds in a junior hur- Fr. O'Neills 4-15; Castlelyons 2-5 Spillane, N. Carr J. Sice, K. viduals. Litter is the ever pre- Everyone of our players put Boys u-17 walk _ John Whyte MWEELNAHORNA, RING ling league tie with the local Fr. O'Neills, last year's Divi- Galvin, D. O'Leary. P. Leahy, P. sent problem and discussions their heart and soul into th's 2nd. team. This clash proved a much sional finalists and Castlelyons. game and reaped the rewards. (Adjacent to college and shop) Lucey. M. Harpur, F. Hayes, sub. will be entered into with the Ir was a most satisfying v ctory Junior Nationals. Cork — Jun- more entertaining hour than recently promoted, met at Bal- M. Mangan. Traders Association regarding ior Boys Walk — Francis Lynch SPLENDID ROADSIDE SITE expected and hurling of a high lynoe last Saturday evening in as it was achieved against a EIRE OG v. ST. CATHERINES a scheme of sponsored Litter side vying for a semi-final spot. 2nd: Junior Boys Walk — John with benefit of planning permission. quality was witnessed with al- the quarter-final of the above The above intermediate hur- Bins. Arrangements were agreed Whyte 4th- Junior Girls Discus championship. The game open- Team — M. Phelan, 3. Fraher Services available. ternative scores running at an ling league game at. Ballynoe for the formation of area sub- —Fiona Lynch 2nd. -^(P.R.O.). eve:n tempo throughout. St. ed well with both teams shar- committees whose function (capt.), M. Brackett, N. Heffer- Site map and copy planning available from Auctioneers. last Sunday was cancelled due AFFANE OPEN SUMMER Catherines winning the ball ing scores but the greater ex- to a bereavement In the Eire wouid be to discuss and deal nan, S. McCarthy. P. McCarthy, perience of Fr. O'Neill's was in B Murray J. Mason, K. McCar- BRIDGE well in the second half were as Og camp. with the problems peculiar to June 20—1st, Theresa Doocey good as home and dried when evidence and at half time they these areas, and the first of thy. D. Cummins. M. Hackett. were in the lead. Hopes of a KERRY v. CORK M Power P. Morrissey, L. Denn, and Johnny O'Gorman: 2nd COTTAGE — FOR QUICK SALE Cloyne almost mysteriously Congratulations to St. Cath- these will possibly be held this Crissie McCarthy and Fr. Bar- WITHIN MILES OF TOWN slipped in towards the end to Castlelyons resurgence vanished erines and Cork dual player, week. T. O'Sulivan. Sub. — P. Curran about midway in the second for M. Hackett. . non- 3rd, Helen Buckley and make a draw of it after a well Denis Walsh On winning his Difficulties In the Twig Lane Betty Kelleher: 4th, Kay Barry Modern, excellent accommodation and bathroom. fought out game. half and although they scored second Munster senior football Gate Rota — On gate auty a great goal the ominous signs area were discussed and it was and Geraldine Murphy. Splendid opportunity for investment. Catherines team — J. Hart- medal in succession ln Cork's agreed that, this be an Item of this week. 3rd-9th July are — nett, E. Hartnett P. Murphy M. of defeat were obvious for them win over Kerry at Pairc Ui Detaiils from Agents. and Fr. O'Neills tacked on fur- general responsibility. There Mangan. B. Sheehan M. Walsh. Chaoimh last, Sunday. was some difference of opinion B. Neville J. Mangan. J. Soil- ther scores to establish their authority ln the contest and regarding the use of sprays to lane, Joe Hartnett, J. Sice. J. NEWTOWNSHANDRUM v. clear overgrown patches but For further details on any of the above, and Hennessy E. O'Brien, P Lane. win well from a gallant Castle- ST. CATHERINES BALLYDUFF NOTES lyons team. The above teams will clash this practice is to continue. J. Lane. Sub. — F. Hayes. CAPPOQUIN SCOUTING other properties, contact:— Willie Cody (Midleton) refer- at Ballynoe on this Saturday but what can one say!). evening in the current league Na Deise Region held the an- GAA NOTES fol- U-14 FOOTBALL AT eed the game. nual Father and Son CamD at The u-14 hurlers will play The competitions are ais BALLYNOE competition at 8 p.m. •B' GRADE FOOTBALL Melleray Scout, Centre recently Cappoquih in the divisional lows: Edmond Spratt JfcjSon, Bride Rovers 3-9 CHAMPIONSHIP THE LATE DENIS (DIN) and a great number of fathers final at Lismore on Ftrldias' 1.—Bale Race—1 male and 1 Castlemartyr 0-6 Cloyne 1-5; St. Catherines 0-5 DONNELLY, CURRAGLASS, and sons turned out, from the evening at 7.3,0 p.m. They beat female; Obstacle Race — same Castlemartyr was the venue R.I.P. local unit as usual, and the en- St. Olivers in the semi-tfinal at male and female. M.I. A. VI. TELEPH6N1E (058M.221 1 This game started at a great The death occurred recently tire affair was a great success. pace with Rovers signing their for the above game last, Satur- the same venue on Friday '2.—Wheelbarrow Race - 2 day evening, and the fare ser- at St. Patrick's Hospital, Fer- On Friday night we set the evening last by 3-5 to M. We males (and we mean wheel- name early on thP score board ved ud in this 'B' Grade foot- moy after a long and protract- ball rolling with a Treasure and looking like running away wish t'he team the best of luck bamrows); 3-letgged race—same ball encounter was of a high ed illness of Din Donnelly, for- Trail and iTlnfoll Track. in their bid to retain tihe title 2 gents. with it but Castlemartyr im- standard. It was anyone's sarfte Mall, 3.—©hots at goal — 1 female. proving their play seint over m£rly of thp Curraglass, On Saturday we hit for the won for the first tflme last year. up to thra final whistle but cdnna. Both he and his bro- G-len for the highlight of the —.Milk a cow aind Bicycle some groat points. However the Cloyne eventually got the thel" Mick, who predeceased The u-12 hurlers will play half-time score read, Bride Rov- weektnd with orienteering, slip- Stradibally. in Stradbally on race combined — 1 male. breaks to hammer homP the him by a few years worked ers 1-5, Castlemartyr 0-6 with pery soccer, rope bridges tip Sunday mortnrng at 12.15 p.m. A tug-o'-war tournament, will M. j. Noonan & Son Sales winning points. around the local district, and the bucket, sock it to them. follow in which the whole' team the latter looking like potential were highly respected there. Transport leaving village at victors. Still it was Rovers who While it brought thP lathers 111.30 P.m. must compete ((with the ladles THE CENTRAL BAR, MAIN STREET, CAPPOQUIN, Din. who was in his mid-sixties back a few years, these games being "tihe amchoT"). As well as dominated the scene in the sec- was a quiet inoffensive and hon- The u-16 hurleirs will play CO. WATERFORD ond half and scoring points appealed to everyone and they these very entertaining compe- THE CIRCUIT COURT est workman and his passing were really enjoyed by all. In Abbeyside in their opening We are instructed to sell by Public Auction at our easily and blasting home two South Eastern Circuit. has regretfully removed a well- championship game at Cappo- titions, there will be numerous great goals they romped home the evening we had musical si'de-ishows he id around the salesrooms at the "Toby Jug," Cappoquin, the above County of Waterford. known character from the chairs, sack races, tug-o'-war. quin on Monday night at 7.30 on the above score. locality and we express our field. A night of fun amd, frolics John G. Barry (St. Cather- IN THE MATTER OF THE horse and jockey and 3-legged p.m. attractive property— LICENSING ACTS, 1833 TO sympathy to his relatives and Tom Feeiney was a member is assured with many surprises ines) refereed. ' races. At around 10 o'clock the in store for all. Make it a date ON THURSDAY, JULY 7, at 3 p.m. 1983 AND IN THE MATTER friends. fathers withdrew for refresh- cif the West Waterford u-14 On the same evening. Cather- The interment took place to j with Maera. The Central Bar, commanding a very important position ines u-14 footballers were out of OF THE COURTS • ments. Meanwhile the cubs as- hurling team that woo the (SUPPLEMENTAL Kilcrurnper old cemetery. Go initer-ddvisonal game at' Dun- A meeting was held in- St. on the Main Street, is in good repair, consisting 0f — the parish when they journey- sembled for a campfire which PROVISIONS) ACT, 1961 raibh a anam uasal imeasg na garvan on Saturday last, while Michael's Hall on Saturday Ground floor: hallway (private entrance), grocery, bar, ed to Youghal to take on Kil- naomh ar neamh. was held in the camping field night last with a good many leagh in the current champion- AND THE LICENSING where we were joined by scouts Gerard Hickey was on the u-16 lounge bar, ladies and gents toilets, sittingroom, dining- (IRELAND) ACT 1902, S.2 team beaten by the East. laughs involved. The- agenda ship. This trip proved a suc- LADY POST DELIVERER from Waterford and cubs fiom was the above Super League. room and kitchen; First floor: very large sittingroom. 2 cessful one for them and they AS AMENDED BY THE FOR BALLYNOE Cork. The senior hurlers were returned with a two point vic- INTOXICATING LIQUOR beaten by Ballygunmea: in the Another will be held in the very large bedrooms, and large bathroom; Second floor: 4 We've had World War veter- After the excellent weather of near future and it is vital that tory to their credit. ACT 1960, S.23. ans, War of Independence vet- Friday and Saturday. Sunday championship at the Fraher itge bedrooms and a boxroom. A very sizeable yard to THOMAS MORRISSEY brought a dramatic change. So Field on Sunday last by 3-17 to all members attend. Some of erans. hurlers and various the club headed for Cappoquin • he rear (with an entrance from Castle Street). Also U-16 HURLING BLITZ AT APPLICANT. others delivering the Post in we had to change our program- l-l'l. after we led by 1-7 to 0-9 TAKE NOTICE that Thomas me, but all were kept on their at half time. (See match report Fieldi Day on last Sunday night. neluded are some useful outoffices. CASTLELYONS Ballynoe Parish, but an histori- Weil done to all concerned. — The Auctioneers dan Strongly recommend this 7 diiy Morrissey of Lower Maim Street, cal step has been taken this toes with a video and cleaning elsewhere in- this issue). Minus a couple of regular Cappoquin in tihe County of time when the job has lieen en- operation in the camp area. At PRO. licensed premises as one of the finest and best properties players we took part in the Thiis deifletat makes the Waterford will apply to the trusted to a young lady, Karen 12.30 We had Mass which was chatnices of reaching the semi- to come on the market in Cappoquin for many years. above competition last Satur- celebrated by Fr. Dominic. After Circuit Court Sitting at Court- Gallagher. Karen is no stran- final a difficult owe as we play Legal: E. A. Ryan & Co., Dungarvan. Phone 058/41042. day and after a good perfor- house. Dungarvan. County Wa- ger to the parish, having made dinner we said goodbye to the mance the local team proved Dunhill In our last game on l ull details and permission to view from the sole terford at the Sessions thereof her name long ago on the stage fathers and sons who T know July 23. Biy- winning this, the too strong for us and wo.n well. really enjoyed themselves. 1 selling agents only. commencing on the 26th day oif a.s singer and musician and we best we can hope for. depend- NEW BUS EIREANN July, 1988 or on such day wish her a chead mile failte I would like to thank the per- ing on other results', is a play- MAURICE J. NOONAN & SON thereafter as tihe application and hope she^ll bring us good manent staff at Melleray Scout Centre the Rangers from Cap- off. Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Cappoquin. may be token in its or die r in news always. The junior hurlers were well TIMETABLE SALES BY V. NEVILLE the Court list for such certifi- poquin who cooked excellent New fast, direct coach services Telephone 058/54317 or 54044 BALLYNOE YOUTH CLUBS meals for us. the Red Cross beaten by Lismoire at Tallow cate as is mentioned! In Section on Satiurday evening. on the Dublin-Cork. Dublin AUCTION — HOUSEHOLD 5 of the Licensing '(Ireland) OUTING TO KILLARNEY from Dungarvan and the Camp Limerick Tralee and Cork Clon- FURNITURE & EFFECTS Accompanied by local curate Chief Brian Mulvihill of Abbey- The. u-16 hurlers will' play mel Kilkenny routes, together Act 1833, enabling him to Fr. Buckley, C.C. a large num- Tallow in a challenge game in Complete contents - over 3.(10 obtain an excise licence to sell side and the brilliant Cub Lead- with upgraded services on the items. ber of boys and girls boarded a err of Na Deise Region whose the field on Saturday evening Cork / Limerick Galway Bal- intoxicating liquor for con- bus last Saturday morning at 7.30 p.m. Players to be pre- Saturday, July 9, 2 p.m. sharp sumption on the premises at hard work and dedication was lina route and on the Rosslare after 8.30 Mass and journeyed the focal poim of the success sienlt at 7.16 p.m. Wexford Waterford/New Ross/ Tuscany House, Youghal. Lower Miain Street, Cappoquin to "Beauty's Home," where they NEVILLE. Tel. 024/92177 of a great, weekend. To Paddy BALLYDUFF ICA NOTES Enniscorthy corridor are the HARTY & CO. SALES to the County o.f Waterford as spent a most enjoyable time. Whelan and Larry Cliffe. my This is just a reminder to more particularly described' on main features of the new Bus compliments for filling the all our supporters who travel Eireann timetable which comes CLOGHERANE, DUNGARVAN the plan® of the premises breach. This was good and very on our annual outings: the last DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB accompanying this application into operation throughout thf- 20 ACRES PRIME ROADSIDE LANDS good. Thanks to all the fathers dlay for booking for th.'s year's country on Monday next FUND-ftAISING COMMITTEE (the said premises having been and sons who helped to make FOR SALE BY TENDER Full panel £50. Snowball £36 trip to the Dublin Horse Show July 11. liciemsed during the period of the weekend the success it was. is Jiuly 20. The out'ng is on Please Note — Latest date for receipt of completed on 48 calls. Colour: pink. five years dmmedliatel.y before The timetable o.n the Water- Just a reminder to Cub Lead- August 6. "Aga Khan Trophy ford 'New Ross/Dublin Express- tender application is 12 noon July 15fh, 1988. 26 48 84 19 88 15 39 66 the date hereof) and liodged ers of the Region that, there Day." For further Information with the County Registrar. BALLYSAGGART way service is advanced to pro- Funtlher details, map and tender application forms 53 9 87 32 70 63 30 44 will be a meeting on 21st July phone either 05>8'60155 or 058/ vide patrons with a better ser- in the Scout Den. Cappoquin at 6i0'209. vice and an earlier arrival time available from the Auctioneers. 23 75 78 60 33 21 3 51 Dated this 4th da.y of July, 8.30 p.m. 22 11 69 80 29 5 73 27 1988. NOTES The bus- to Tralee Races will in Dublin — this service will At present the local troop are be organised if there is demand now depart Waterford at 08.00 CARRIGEEN, CAPPOQUIN 65 40 12 14 62 79 45 57 Signed: G.A.A. NOTES preparing for Summer Camp, NEIL TWOMEY & CO.. Ballysaggart 1-8, An Rinn 1-8 for this facility. hrs.. New Ross at 08.30 hrs. with II ACRES PRIME AGRICULTURAL LAND 50 90 72 4 25 20 58 38* which this year will be held In an 11.30 arrival at Busaras. The Solicitor for, and authorised On Saturday evening last at Wales, departure time the third Remember _ book mow and FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY 61 10 55 37 18 83 56 Agent of Applicant. Cappoquin our junior hurlers make sure of your seat to the daily return time from Dublin week in August. At present is 18.00 hrs. Patrons from Wa- Maps and details available ifrom the Auctioneers: 'Denotes end of Snowball. Chapel Street, Lismore, came within an ace of defeat- sponsor cards are out for same Horse Show. Prizes must be claimed on oi CO. Waterford. ing previously unbeaten and We hopei you are all enjoying terford can also avail of the HARTY & CO., M.I.A.V.I., Auctioneers. Valuers, Estate and it's up to the scouts to do new Dungarvan / Waterford/ Agents. Telephone 058/41377 before 'Monday, lath July, at To/ championship favourites, Bing. their stuff because the Marathon the summer break. 5 p.m. sharp from Mrs. Mc- Dublin Expressway which con- The County Registrar In this game we led for all Cycle will be held in the next lOead mile faille to all the tinues to operate departing Gregor. 32 Caseyville, Dungar- couple of weeks. visitors'. _ M. Hyjland, PRO Circuit Court Office. but the important lalst miini- Dungarvan daily at, 08.00 hrs . ran. Courthouse, uties when we surrendered one Coming up are a few survival BALLYDUFF MACRA NOTES Full sheet must be returned Waterford 09.00 hrs. with an Waiterford. of tih.e two precious points. nights and weekend camps Attention everybody! It's 11.30 arrival at Dublin _ this when claiming. And/ Once again our failure to turn I am making a shift — not Bonantza '88 time for the club service returns from Dublin Last week's winner Mrs. The Secretary. possession, into scores (we for Ladysmith — but for Twig once again. On. Sundiay July 17 weekdays at 18.00 hrs. There Is O'Connor, St. Brigid's Terrace Waterford County Council. managed just 3 points in the Bog. The grass is cut. dumping at 8 p.m, sharp, the club holds also a Sunday service on the —£100. Arus Brugha, Dungarvan. second half) plus our new- has stopped, shrubs are in their "Superleaguer in, Baffly- Dungarvan / Waterford Dub- SALES BY T. J. HEGARTY Numbers drawn last week by And/ found' 'gift' of giving away frees bloom. Tom. God bless him has duff COimmunltiy Field. Every- lin route departing Dungarvan nearly completed repairs to FOR SALE Edwin. Egan. Caseyville. The Superliniteinident. thern conic,edding a further ten body, both. Maera and non- 17.00 hrs.. Waterford 18.00 hrs., Gardia S'lochana. yards for speaking out oif turn his mower. A drop of paint, and Macra are welcome to 'tieimpt' arriving in Dublin at 20.30. CHARMING 3-ROOMED RESIDENCE Dungarvan. and then seeing the opposition, everything will look good. No the competitions. A team con- There is a return service from with 6 acres of prime level land. ABBEYSIDE SCOUTS hit the net from the new posi- crib from Willie, for now T. will sists of sflx—4 male- and 2 Dublin at 21.30 each Sunday Co. Waterford. ride the waves. So until my next Some useful outoffices; Water, ESB, Telephone. RESULT OF GRAND tion. cost us dearly on Saturday female (utiter discrimination night to Dungarvan. DRAW night. notes — God Bless. Beautiful view of Knockmealdown Mountains. MEDAL PRESENTATION Location — Lismore 3 miles. 1st Prize £100 Catherine PLANNING NOTICES Yet there was much to ad- Hickey, The Burgery; 2nd prize mire on Saturday last anid now Cappoquin Community Games Genuine enquiries and appointment to view contact: piece ot Waterford Crystal — Co. Phortlairge — Taimse our championship future hinges committee presented medals to T. J. HEGARTY Richard ourran,, Murphy PI.: I Seamas O Muirilthe ag lorg on the final: game of the series our local athletics winners at FARMERS! 3rd Bottle of Nlapoleon. Brandy j cead pie anal a o Chomhairle against St. Mary's. A wim here the Parochial Hall' last Wednes- Auctioneer & Valuer, Lismore. Phone 058/54347 1 day night. Over 200 children We have a solution for Water Pollution! —Liam McGrath, c/o Dungar- Chontae Phortlairge chun our will see us in the semi-finals: lie mo thigh ibhabha.irne san packed the hall for the occa- van Crystal; 4th — Jtoihn. Ma- anything less will see an end to sion. Community Games chair- Complete range of Slurry and Silage Effluent Punips honey. M.cCarth.y.yille; 5th— Eaglais, Co. phortlairge. our championship year. man, Ned Heffernan welcomed in stock. Sprinklers, Rainers and Irrigators. Nell© Flynn, 22 Murphy PI.; Co. Waterford — I. James CARD (RESULTS the huge attendance and thank- 0th — Philip Wade, 34 Seapark Stewart, am applying for per- 1st. Dave Walsh "Kit Scanlon; ed ali for coming. He was loud Deep Well, Shallow Well and Submersible Pumps in Ave.: 7ith — Alice Daly, Sars- mission to relocate the en- 2nd, Mickey Fennessy/'Breeda in his praise for everyone who field Street, Abbeyside; &th— trance to 3 dwellings a.t Glen- Canning; 3rd, Nad Brennock/ participated at local level and Stainless Steel. DUNGARVAN MART Sarah Murphy. 1'6 The Grove; cairn. Jliiin Roche; La.sit 5: M'lck Mor- the wonderful performances of We stock spares for most leading makes. Slaughter Sale for Cows, Bullocks and Heifers 9ith Jack McCarthy Den: 10th Co. Waterford — I wish to rlisisiey/Mlck Calrey; Lucky our representatives at the —Mrs. Moloney, Coolagh Rd.. apply to Waterford County Tablets John Lanle/Mlck Tobin, County Finals. He paid tribute DENIS BRODERICK ELECTRIC & Wednesday, 13th July, at 9.30 a.m. Abbeyside. Council for permission to con- Catherine Brownie / Mickey to Alan Gilllgan and Martin We wish to thank all wiho struct dwelling aind septfc tank Quirke; Raffle: Dave Moore, Lacey who have the distinction PUMP SERVICES at Sun lawn, Cappoquin. Signed of representing Waterford at Enquiries to MART MANAGER. Tel. 058/41611"" supported us by the purchase Denn O'Leary, Dick O'Do.nimell, BEANFIELD, YOUGHAL. Phone 024/92705 of tickets In this draw. James Mason. Jtaan Ben.ii.eltt. the National Finals in Butlins DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1988. PAGE five: Major Fish Kill In Tallow

I A major fish kill occurred in Fisheries Board. A number of more intensive methods, for in- the Glenaboy river, a tributory water samples were taken and stance using concrete, which ! of the Bride at Tallow, on Wed- : sent for analysis, it, is believed allowed pollution to accumulate : nesday and Thursday of last that industrial waste caused and ultimately run off. week. About a mile of the river i the damage. River The Community might con- was affected and members of Mr. Kindregan stated that sider funding pilot projects on the Tallow Angling Club esti- • but for the prompt discovery of the effective use of farm waste, mated that more than 200 fish the occurrence, the result could bourg. Mr. T. J. Maher (Ind.. either as fertilizer, or as was mostly brown trout, died. well have been much more Munster). said that while it was sometimes done, using silage When the situation was re- serious. Important, that farmers should run-off as protein feed for ported. Mr. P. J Kindregan a be educated to prevent agricul- cattle small farmers would re- member of the Waterford Co. EC CALL ON RIVER tural pollution from reaching quire financial support to pre- Council Engineering staff visit- POLLUTION watercourses, it was also Impor- vent pollution on the farm. ed the scene together with offi- tant to educate the experts and He also called for local auth- cers of the Southern Region Speaking in a debate on river agricultural advisers. -They too orities to abide by the regula- pollution at the European Par- were often ignorant. tions which they themselves liament's June session in Stras- Constant pressure for lower were supposed to enforce. prices had driven farmers to BALLINAMEELA KNOW YOUR RIGHTS Q. — My aunt, whom i looked lative Allowance was paid, in You should check with the LADIES FOOTBALL after for several ye.ars died re- respect of you to your aunt. Dept. of Social Welfare to en- cently. she was an invalid and This means that, you will sure that you get the "credits" was getting a Prescribed Rela- probably get "credits" to your which would appear to be due tive Allowance for me with her social welfare record, now, for to you and sign-on at the Em- pension. I paid social insurance Pictured at Dungarvan Golf Club at presentation of the Cap tain's Prize were (1. to r.) Mrs. Aran Elstead, David Fleming CLUB the entire period for which the ployment Exchange for Unem- at the high rate before I gave Allowance was paid. i.e. several ployment Benefit. winner. Jack Elstead, Captain, Mrs. Louise Fleming, Mrs. Bernie Twomey, (Lady 'Captain and Nicky Kavanagh, President. On June 18. our under 14 team up work to take care Of her. years. (Photo: David Steam) travelled to Ballynoe to play in What is my position now re- You would then be ln benefit 'This column has been com- their Annual Festival. It was a garding social welfare pay- for Unemployment. Disability. piled by Dungarvan Community very hard, fast game and we ments? Dental Treatment, and so on. as Information Centre which pro- were unlucky to be beaten on well as building up your in- vides a free and confidential the night. A. _ You could qualify for surance record for a contribu- service to the public.) Unemployment Benefit now tory pension. (Opening times of Centre, that the Prescribed Relative Al- which is located in the Court- lowance has ceased. "Credits" in the case of the Health Service Cuts Threaten People's Prescribed Relative Allowance house are: Mondays, Tuesdays You had paid (or credited) and Wednesdays--7.30 p.m. t.o contributions to Social Welfare are never awarded while the Concluding, Mr. Maher said Allowance is being paid. They 9 p.m.: Fridays—11 a.m. to 112.30 We arft scarce on Initiative, within the two contribution he was not convinced that long years before the Prescribed Re- are granted, if due. only when p.m.; Saturdays—11 a.m. to 1 imagination, and compassion, the Allowance ceases. P.m.) when as a Government and term real savings would be people, we balance our books of Lives made by over cutting monies, State at the expense of the 11! to maintain the health services. —SAYS MAHER The probability of more people becoming seriously 111 Then on Wednesday June 22, and. infirm in our society. There much earlier ln life, as a result we again took the road to Glan- will create more critical, imme- of cutbacks, would in the must be another, and more diate. and long term problems worth to play in their 12th An- Christian way of meeting our medium and long term impose nual Festival. Again we were for the country, than the finan- a heavier demand, for more ex- National financial problems, cial difficulties the Govern- beaten by a stronger team. WATERFORD ICA than the current extremely pensive hospital treatment over ment are now dealing with. more extended periods of time The panel was as follows — painful method of minimising Mary Longan (capt.), Olivia General Hospital services, and Maher, Barbara McCarthy, Ann the closure of hospitals some Joan O'Brien. Catherine O'Brien. SUMMER of which are essential to the Helena Scanlan Olivia Cahill. welfare of the people. Indepen- COMHALTAS NEWS Ann Marie Nugent Caragh dent Euro Deputy IT.J. Maher Stack. Bridget Hallahan, Valerie said in a statement released Carlton, Alleen O'Mahoney. FEDERATION last week. Claire Fletcher. Ann Marie Mr. Maher said that he fully Best Of Entertainment Cahill, Emma Barrett Margaret supported Government meas- Ann Buckley. Mary O'Brien. ures to eliminate the unaccept- When the curtain goes up gar van Brass Band will parade Aoife Scanlon Rose Cunning- MEETING able wastage of scarce financial flor the first night's perform- and give a recital from 1,0.45 ham. Noreen Gough. Ann Fitz- ance of "Seisiun" in Lawlor's gerald. There was a good attendance resources that had been evi- until 11/.30 a.m. Adult com- Hotel on this Wednesday. July petitions begin at 11 a.m. and a--t the Summe—r Meeting of Wa- dent in the running of our Gen- 1 6, it will be the culmination of street entertainment in the FULL SWING terford I.C.A. Federation held era! Hospital services. He said many months of practice by in Ballyduff Upper on June 16. j that he was concerned about afternoon. The u-12 Sets com- the group of traditional enter- mence at 7 p.m. in Zetas and The junior team are back in Members were warmly welcom- the standards of management ed by Mrs. Vina Ahearne, Presi-' and supervision, that allowed tainers. Undoubtedly th;Si show the u-18 sets commence at 9 full swing again. Last Friday dent of Ballyduff Guild. j such a high degree of wastage will be particularly attractive p.m. in Lawlor's followed by night week, they played Inch in Mrs. Marie McDonald, Fede-1 to take place over a number of to tourists Ceili Mor with the Tadhg a challenge match in Aglish ration President pointed out years In the Health Board Re- Producer of the Seisiun is Kearney Ceilii Bnad. and on this occasion they came Alice Fitzgerald. the well- up trumps. that Waterford Federation will glons. Undoubtedly a weekend to be forty years old on November known traditional ballad singer To the girls who did exams 20 of this year and an appro- Continuing. Mr. Maher said as who has also made a name for look forward to and to be en- this year we wish them every predominantly Christian herself in Amateur Drama joyed by all. success.

oPni%thafIdea^reatl0VW;IIPrbePsidhem ^iet^wThave a duty to cry Festival. Appointed producer of otnln H mathot mMflnOaate. ' trtnf p „ ^residenn.aflnnotl sluuston' wwhe .en .Lth.I.1oe «eai/[healifnh anandn JIVeiivsSt Setis'lun by Head Office, told the meeting of a national Of our families are threatened CCE "Awareness Week" t.o be held by emergency measures that she Is seers t'ary of N'aomh ln each Federation in the Padra'g CcmhaUas branch and country to mark the I.C.A.'s PRO Waterford County Board. achievements and its place in Along with the group of nine TOURANEENA NOTES the community. In Waterford performers, many of Water- TOURANEENA SCHOOL McCarra's Food Store. New- City and in Dungarvan during ford's top traditional enter- the week beginning September tainers are expected to drop in SPORTS castle. SET CLUB 25 there will be exhibitions, during the eight week season. The following are the results demonstrations of traditional ABBEYSIDE The next few days will be A successful church gate col- , of the Primary School Sports— lection in aid of the Sliabh and unusual craft-work advice very busy for the Comhaltas ' Boys uJlio 80m.—1, Eugene Hic- on social problems by experts, gCua Set Club was taken up officials as they make final key; 3 Alan Hally. Boys u-11 outside Touraneena Church lectures on Local History. Art. preparations for the Munster 80m.—3. Thomas Queally. Girls Photography. Antiques and COMMUNITY recently. The club wishes to The Causeway Tennis Club ladies team, winners of the Irish Civil Service Plate in Douglas, Health Food. Each of the 24 Fleadh. The Scoil Fonm Resi- over-12 100m.—3, Maria Hickey. thank everybody who sub- guilds in the county will be in- dential Workshop for sing'::? Girls u-12 100m. — 1, Olivia scribed so generously. Cork, recently, seated (1. to r.): Judy O'Brien, Teresa Keane. Pat Flanagan; at back: Emma volved. and slow airs commences in the Condon. Boy>s u-10 relay _ 1, Fleming, Miss Mary Phelan, Mrs. Marv Phelan. Mrs. Eileen Brennan. (PMoto: David Steam) Friary College, Ducksipool on Eugene Hickey. Alan Halley. Mrs. Margaret Leahy, Produc- GAMES NOTES the Thursday and all ten com- Eamonn' Condon, Trevor Dalton. tion Officer, continues the good petition venues will have to be work of arranging courses In All the children! competing at prepared' by Friday evening. A cake-making, icing, jam-making the county finals on Sunday. full scheme of s'gniposting will and gardening. As a result of June 26 in Lismore did the be erected so that visitors can these and similar classes a fur- village proud. The weather locate venues with lieast diffi- ther batch of Brannral (Awards wasn't very kind but nothing culty. A number of Comhaltas of merit) have been secured by could spoil the excitement as baniniers will hang along with Letters to the Editor members as follows:— the gold, silver and bronze bunting and flags already up medals came our way. The gold General Gardening — Mrs. for the Bonanza Week organ- If you don't believe me send bothered to use it. There is mo Jenny Kiely. (Mrs. O'Riordan medal winners will travel to ised by the Traders. also enjoy the attractions of excuse for that. This is 1988 Mosney on September 2/3/4 to The Editor. someone to see it any evening and Mrs. Margaret Slator, Dun- "Dungarvan Leader." the area. Keep up the good and the punter is entitled to take part in the National r at the' wee'keitKds. garvan. Mrs. Teresa OK^onnor MAKING MOST OF THE Boys u-9 relay — 2. Dermot THANKS To THE work. We look forward to visit- Yours. better facilities. In fact, I will Ardmore. Mrs. Mary Cusack. Community Games finals. This FLEADH ing Dungarvan again in the go further and state that if a is a very special year as Com- Lonergan. Ian Dunford. An- PEOPLE OF DUNGARVAN MRS. E. BRUNiC AiRiDl Kilrossanty. Mrs. Joan Ronayne. thony Gleeson, Paul Condon. Dear Editor, future. club feels they should get a Ballinameela. Mrs. Mary Fitz- munity Games are 21 years old. The first thing a visitor to Yours Sincerely. Casey's Caravan Park. fixiture in a senior hurling or the Fleadh should do is buy an Boys over 12 relay —3 Oliver Recently, some residents from Clonea. gerald. Gaultier. Mrs. Alice Phe- Power. Willie Connors. Niall the Barrett Cheshire Home for BRIAN SWEENEY, football championship game lan. Clonea. Mrs. Vina Ahearne. Gold medal winners — Eoys Official Programme. Many Killester, Dublin 5. June 28, 1988. u-12 100m.—Derek Hayes: Girls Power. Eamonn Looergan. Girls the physically handicapped in tihe C'o.unty Board should lay it Mrs. Mary Ahearne. Junior. Bal- casual visitors often miss the Dublin, and some friends enjoy- June 26. 1988. down as a condition that they iyduff Upper. Mrs. Peggy Cotter. u-12 HOOm. — Martina Hayes; organised events which make over 12 relay—3. Olivia Condon, 4x100 Boys Relay—Derek Hayes, Sinead power. Yvonne Loner- ed a weeks holiday In Dungar- supply a scoreboard. Kilrossanty. Mrs. Margaret Con- up a Fleadh. Maniy do of van. We would like to express The Editor, way. Ardmore. Miss Mary Michael Kellehar. Padraig course enjoy the pub and street gan. Fiona Cliffe. The Editor, The most colourful score- Shields, John Foley, sub. Bren- our gratitude for the welcome Dungarvan Leader. Quaine. Ardmore. Miss Alice sessions of music, song and and assistance we received Dungarvan Leader. SCOREBOARDS board I've seen to-date is with Quinlan. Mrs Maureen Casey dan Cliffe; 4xlC0m. Girls- danoe or attenid the ceil ithe. LUCKY WINNER throughout the week. To men- the Lismore Club. lit is a port- Mar tl.raa Hayes, Martina Keo- We had an exciting hurling and Mrs. Madge Hearn. Dun- •With the official programme tion all those who contributed CLONEA STRAND championship tie between Tal- able construction and is garvan. han. Emer Kiely, Ann Brennan, you can identify where and Congratulations to Mrs. Eileen to a memorable holiday would erected when required. There sub. Emily Higgins. low and Lismore at the Cappo- when particular competitions Short!s-g. Liam Lynch Terrace. require a census of the area. I am coming to Clonea ten quin venue on Saturday. June are only six or seven venues in In Hedge-row Basketry. Mrs. are. and of course remember Newcastle, who was the lucky years now and the strand is the county under consideration Eileen O'Brien. Ballinamela re- In particular. I would like to 18. 1988. The playiing pitch was that the one admission ticket winner of a Ford Orion car in mention the staff of Gold Coast gradually getting dirtier. On superb and our congratulations for staging a senior, cham. ceived her Brannra. the Re-Bab Lottery Draw. entitles you to enter all ten Holiday Homes where we stay- Saturday I had visitors from to whoever was responsible, pionship game. Permanent Mrs. Olive McCarthy. Tra- venues during the day. Parents E'lieen purchased her ticket at ed; Ken Kenarton and his col- England and they siaid they more got her award for Patch- What a pity we did not ha.ve a scoreboards should be built in ! should give consideration to leagues in the harbour for a wane shocked at the dirt with score-board. Such w'as the these grounds in such a way work. bringing their children along great, trip along the coast and babies pampers etc.. etc. Mrs. Margaret Leahy. Ard- closeness of the game that as to deter the young climbers to the competitions if only to some tasty mackerel: Michael I,t would not happen in any- people were constantly asiking and at the same time incorpor- more gained two Brannrai. in let them see others of their and his 1940 motorcycle for Rush-Work and in Hread- place in Europe. Why can't we bheir neighbour for the score- ating the facility for a public own age performing. numerous trips in the sidecar: have rubbish bins on the address system, Maklng. the members of Courtneys Cir- line. It became an irritation. In Calf-rearing. Brannrai strand and someone to tell the On Sunday 19tih we had a lit is a long time ago since OFFICIAL OPENING cus for their generosity; and people bo use them. In1 England were secured by Mrs. Teresa I.C.A. BORD the staff and customers of Law- "double header" at Dungar- we togged out by the Hence! O'Connor. Ardmore. Mrs. Mary ijames O'Connor, chairman you are fined £50. Do you want van in the afternoon, followed I Yours faithfully, lor's Hotel for good evenings en- money? Looby. Ballinroad. Mrs. Peg of Munster Council CCE, will tertainment. These people have by an evening game. There is, JOHN BEECHER Kiely and Mrs. Maura Ryan of officially open the Fleadh at demonstrated that with a little The public toilets are a dis- a score board in Dungarvan [ Tallow, Old Parish. Mrs. Margaret Mc- 9.30 p.m. on Friday night. IASCAIGH MHARA extra effort, the disabled can grace and a- health hazard. but far some reason nobody i 28'671988. Carthy. Touraneena. Mrs. Sta- Silver medal winners — GiTls Guest speakers at the opening tia Meade. Gaultier and Mrs. u-10 60 m. Hurdle® — Lorraine will be Austin Hallahan. Chair- Peg O'Donnell and Mrs. Siob- Hayes: Boys u-10 100'in. — Ste. man, Dungarvan UDC and han Power of Bonmahon. phien Stacey: Boys u-12 100m.— Donal de Barra. National pre- FISH COOKERY In her report, on Seachtan Michael Kelleher; Girls u-14 sident CCE. The ceremony, Gaeilgc- at An Grianan. Mrs. lOOm.—Deirdre Brennan; Boys wh'eh bakes place on the Mary Fitzgerald, Timlre. said u-12 600m. — Derek Keinmeally: thai this week was judged to be specially erected stand lm the the best one held so far. How- Girls u-17 10.0m. — Mairead Square will be preceded by COMPETITION ever she warned of the danger Foley; Oris u-17 4xlCo Relay- a parade and recital by tf-e Martina Moore. Mairead and Dungarvan. Pipe Band, and After two years absence Bord of the lowering of standards Iascalgh Mhara's Fish Cookery which was something that could Sinead Foley. Michelle Delaney, immediately after the opening sub. Elaine Fraher: Long Puck Competition made a welcome not be considered. the Ballycoe Ceili Band will return. In Waterford six guilds S'nead Byrne. John Foley. play on tihe stand. At 10 p.m. took part in th° event which SWIMMING COURSE Bronze medal winners — the Miunster finals of Sen'or look place on Saturday. 25th Girls U-D6 liJOOni.—iMicheile De- Sets commence in Lawlor's ; June in the Vocational Schooi. Mrs. Marie Gregan. Sports Of lamey; Long Puck — Cather'inie Hotel and tb's w l! be followed Kilmacthomas. The winner was ficer. arranged a swimming ; Erennan: Girls u-17 lC'Om. _ at midiriiigbt by a ceili with the ; Mrs. Teresa Greany from But- course which was filled by three Martina* Moore, Ballycoe Ceili Band. lerstown whose prize was a guilds — Knockboy. Kilcohan Saturday at 11 a.m. competi- week at An Grianan. the I.C.A.'s and Glenbeg An "Improvers' This is a great ach evement Adult Education College. Ter- Class as well as a "Beginners" for our young athletes as tions commence at ten venues esa's dish was "Dunmore Stuf- Class will be held in September. county competition is tough. and continue until approxim- fed Plaice." I.n Badminton there will be a Great credit must go to John ately 7 p.m. with a brak for doubles competition only, the Woods (trainer) who has g'vem lunch. At 9 p.m. in Lawlor's the 'lhe standard was so high finals of which will take place so much of his time to the u-15 Sets commence followed that a special plaque was in "Awareness Week." children: to Eddie Moore by Sessfoin and FleacJh Club. At awarded to the runner-up. Mrs. Mrs. Siobhan Lincoln, Arts for helping out. A big thank 10 p.m. the Cei'li Mor with the Marion Hearne of Ballybeg. Promoter is making plans for a you to our supporters' who tra- Shamnonslde Ceili Band begins BIM's representative. Mrs. Public Speaking course ln the velled to L'smore to cheer on at the Youth Centre. Nuala Mahon presented Mrs. Maria Mulllns, Competition Sec- autumn. tihe athletes; they were in fir" On Saturday morning there Congratulations were exten- voice and could be heard all retary with a beautiful cut- ded to Mrs. Olive McCarthy. will be a Workshop on the glass vase to mark the occasion oveir Lismore, right down to Waterford Polka and Lancer Tramore on reaching 'he Abbeyside! national final of the Cappoquin Sets in Lawlor's Hotel from 11 Chicken Cookery Competition We had a silver medal win- a.m. until 1 p.m. followed in held recently ir. Dublin. ner in the Art County Final u-8 mid-afternoon by dancing In Printed and published by the The Autumn Federation Meet- —Samon Keane. and also a the Square. Proprietors at their Office and Sunday will open with a Seisiun Group & Friends with Alice Fitzgerald, Producer (centre, front) who will be playing in Lawlor's Hotel on Wcdnes ing will take place in Clonea- bronze medal winner—iRaymond Works, 78, O'Connell Street, (Photo: David Steam) Power on September 21. 1988. Cliffe. Well done to all! special Fleadh Mlass i.n the Dungarvan Co. Waterford. day nights for the next 8 weeks. —(P.R.Oj. _ PRO Friary at 10 a.m. and the Dun- PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1988. Week-End T.V. Viewing

Ladd stars in World Wiar. 11 all- ter Earth—Artists of the Holo- Jones. 11.55-H2.40 a.m. _ Inter- ITN.1.05 _ HTV News and action drama set in the South caust.' From the concentration national Golf. Third-round Wieather Followed bv Comedy Pacific about a US niaval lieu- camps, ghettoes and hiding highlights of the Bell's Scotti sh Classic: On The Buses. L35 — RTE 1 tenant whose religious beliefs places oif the Second World Open Mistral's Daughter — Fart 2 as a Quaker come in conflict W|ar, over 30,000 drawings and ^ ' (rpt.) 5.00 — News From ITN. with what is demanded of him paintings by victims otf Naz. 5 05—'HTV News and Weather. as gunnery officer on a persecution still survive unlike 51.0 — wait Disney Presents. FRIDAY, JULY 8 destroyer. 7.05—Cousteau's Re- most of the artists. 11.15 — 5.15— ALF. 5.45—The. Grumble- 4.10—.News Headlines follow- Film: Logan's Run. Oscar-win- HTV weeds Show. 6.30—5 Alive. 7.C0 discovery Of The world. Part 1: —Tarby's Frame Game. 7.30 ed by B'osco. 4.25 _ The Won- Waters Of Contention. 8.00— ryng sci-fi thriller set in a derful World Of Strawberry large domed city, where FRIDAY, JULY 8 The Two Of Us. 8.00- Murder Nuacht. 8.05—The Pointer Sis- She Wrote: Stage Struck. 9X0 Shortcake. 5.05 — Cockleshell ters In Paris. 9.10—Screen In- humans who have survived 5.15 p.m. — Doctor In The Bay. 5.15—The Secret World Of global war and pollution liead House. 5.45—News Alt 5.45. 6.00 —ITN News and Sport. 9.15— ternational : The Life Of Verdi. HTV Weather. 9.20—Tales. Of Pally Hint. 5.45—News,. 6.00— 10.35—Lost Empires. a carefree, hedonistic existence —The 6 O'clock Show 7.00 — The Angelus. 6.Oil Newstime. until, at 30, thiey are 'renewed.' Jimmy's. 7.30 — Through The The Unexpected. 9.50—Park.ii> 6.30—Cantooinj Time. 6.40 — Hil- son One-To-One. Michael Par- Realising that 'renewal' is a Keyhole. 8.00 — International kinson with Anthony Hopkins. lary's Adventures. 7.05 — Sea euphemism for being forcibly Athletics: The Peugeot Games. Hunt. 7.30—Room O'Utsiide. 8.00 tanminated, Michael York's se- 9.00—OATS Eyes. 10 00 - News 10.35-Film: Chinatown '1974 Matliock. 9.00 — News. 9.2i0 BBC 1 curity guard attempts to At Ten, 10.30-HTV News And staging jack ^holsoi The Dublin Village. 10.00 -- A escape to the world outside the Wieather. 10.35-AIDS: Update H^s.tom, and Dunaway Fortunate Life. 11.45 — Late computer-controlled city. With '8B 10 45—.Hunter 1,135 1st Biased on Raymond Chandie'.s News. Jlenny Agutter, Farrah Fawcett Exposure. 12 05 a.m Kojak- stories Chinatown was nom.,,- FRIDAY, JULY 8 and Pater Ustinov (1976). 1.10 Deadly Innocence. Followed by ated for six Oscars and tela SATURDAY, JULY 9 6.U0 a.m.—Ceelax AM. 6.40 — a.m.—Weather. HTV News Headlines. the story of a Los Angeles lil.30—Batman. 12.00 — The Polo Phony (bliack and white). SATURDAY JULY 9 private eye who take® on a Hairdy Boys Mysteries. 12.50 — 6.55 — Weather. 7.00—Breakfast <) 25 am Ge+' Firesih 11 30 routine case which leads to News Headlines. 12.52 — Sports Time. 8.55—Regional News and Punky Brewster. X-Wre^ murder and public scandal, StadJium. 6.00 — The Angelus. liing. 1.00 P.m. News From 6.01—News. 6.15 —Mailbag. 6.35 Weather. 9.00—News, Weaither; BBC 2 —Cartoon Time. 6.40 — The Dallas. 9.50' — Minid How You Miupipet Sihow — Command Per- Go. 9.00 _ News; Weather, formances. 7.10 — Highway To Beauty Is In The Eye. 10.15 — 1 Cartoon. 10.25 — Children's FIRIDAY, JULY 8 Heaven. 9.00 —News. 9.15 — The BBC followed fay Play School. 6.55-7.20 o.m. — Open Univer- London Embassy. 10.15 — Jack 10.50—iPaddiington. 110.55—Five sity. 9.00' — Ceefax. 1.2i0 p.m. _ And Mike. 11.35—Late News. To Eleven. 11.00 — News, Wea- Bertha. 1.410 — Ceefax. 2.00— ther; Wild Flower. 11.15—Delia News, Weather; International Smith's One Is Fun! 1)1.30 — Golf: Third round of the BeO's RADLEYS LOUNGE Catering Committee for the week-end Fleadh Cheoil — Back row: Maura Govers, Delia Favourite Things. 12.00 — News, Scottish Open from the King's Leahy, Mary Duggan; front row: Margaret Brown, Alice Fitzgerald, Mary Rossiter. Weather; The Animals Road- Course at Glen eagles. Incl. 3.0 RTE 2 show. F2.40' p.m..—Cartoon. 12.55 News and Weather; 3.50 Na- ABBtngyDE —Regional News -and Weather tional and Regional News and LOO—One O'CIock News, Wea- Weather. 6.0O — Film: The Fal- FRIDAY, JULY 8 ther. 1.30—Neighbours, 1.50 con Out West. Tom Conway 3.26—Tour De Prance. 4.45— The High Chaparral: 'Mark of plays the debonair amateur WEEKENDENTERTAINMENT Dungarvan To Host Munster Cartoons. 5.00 — Sons and the Turtle.' 2.40—Speaking To detective who sets out to dis- Daughters., 5.25 — Get Smart. Each Other. 3.40—Valerie. 4.0'5 cover how a, deadly snake found 5.55—Early Evening Movie: Mr. —Cartoon. 4.10 — Children's it® way into a New York niighit- Wednesday, July 6 — MANNA SOUTH club to 'kill a millionaire ran- For the first time since 1981 Music. Paul Merrick, a song BBC starting with Paw Paws. Dungarvan will host the Mun- writer although he is short of 4.35—'Film: -Fern The Red Deier. cher. With Barbara Hale C11944.. Thursday, July 7 — CRAZY NIGHT WITH sted Fleadh Cheoil this week- money, prefers sleeping or play, A fiainmer's son acquires an black and whiite). 7.10 — The end when up to 10,000 people — Fleadh Cheoil tag golf rather thaim working. orphaned girl and am aban- Phil Silvers Show (black and EDDIE COADY including almost 5,000 competi- doned Dawn. They raise the white). 7.3:0 — Ebony 'new tors — will converge on the His agent lends* him momelyi on A special Fleadh Cheoil office condition that he employs a fawn and them realise it has series). 8.00 — 100' Years> To town. in one of his good moods it is to be taught to be afraid of Ransom. The sitorv of ithe kid- Friday, July 8 — EXIT will be In operation at the Or- intended to have many im- (Domineering college-girl secre- Six months of painstaking or- monde Guest House at Grattan tary to keep him working. He people ^before it can be return- napping of Toleri Jones and promptu street music sessions ed to the wild. Starring Candida heir 16 years old son from their Saturday, July 9 — PARTNERS ganisation has gone into pre- Square and there will be staff for the duration of the fleadh does that and they fall in love. paring for this week-end of tra- on duty throughout the week- while there will be music and Starring: Bing Crosby and Prior, Craig MacFarlane and home in Colombia iini January ditional Irish music, song and end to deal with all enquiries. song also in a number of the Nianciy Olson. 8.00—Nuacht. 8.05 John Leyton i(ll;976). 5.36— 1980 where their family had Sunday, July 10 — JUBILEE SOUND dance, and the organising com- Another notable feature of local hostelrles. —Tom Keating On Impression- Wales Today. 600—Six O'clock lived for 100 years. 9.00 —Alas mittee under the chairmanship the week-end will be a special ism. 8.35—Billy Joefl From News, Weather. 6.35 — Neigh- Smith, and Jones. 9.30 — The of Tom McGrath are confident bours. 7.00—Wogan: Tarry and Yellow River. 9.55—Sing Coun- Monday, July 11 — PRIDE & JOY "set dance workshop" dealing OFFICERS Leningrad. 9.40 — Paper Chiase. their efforts will be well reward- exclusively with the Waterford 10.35—Tour De France High- Guests. 7.40 — No Place Like try. Featuring Stonewall Jack- ed with an outstandingly suc- set will be conducted on Satur- The officers of the Fleadh lights. 11.05—Portraits: Caloute Home. 8.10 — The FHyting Doc- son. T'he Jorda.niaires, Daniel Wednesday, July 13 — TWIST OF BRANDY cessful Fleadh Cheoil. day by Alice Fitzgerald and Cheou are- Chairman, Tom Mc- Gulbenkian. tors. 9.00—Nine O'clock News. O'Donmell and Carroll Baker. Mary Marinan. Regional News, Weather. 9.30- 10.25—Newsnight. 11.10 - Wea- In the juvenile section there Grath; Vice-Chairman Matty SATURDAY, JULY 9 Fahy: Secretary Brid O'Ken- Th e Best of Carrot Confidential thenview. 11.1-5 _ The Week lira will be competitions for Under We are looking forward to a 5.10—Saturday Matinee; The 88. l'O.lO—Omniibus: 'From Bit- The Lords with Christopher 12. Under 15 and Under 18 In superb week-end of all that is nedy; Treasurer, John Kelly Deep Six. The legendary Alan SUNDAY LUNCHES SERVED addition to the adult, competi- best in traditional music, song P.R.O., Ann Hennebry tions. These, incidentally, will and dance," said the Fleadh THROUGHOUT THE include ceili bands, duets, trios, Cheoil organising chairman SUB-COMMITTEEs set dancing. Irish and English Tom McGrath. In addition three very impor- SUMMER singing and various instrumen- A lot of people have put a HIGHLIGHTS OF R TE 1 AND RTE2 TV tal categories. tant sub-committees exist to lot of very hard work into or- deal with finance, accommoda- SUNDAY, JULY 10 MONDAY, JULY 11 RTE 2 — Tour De France: ganising; this provincial fleadh RTE 1 — The Centenary Of Secretary Brid O'Kennedy tion and entertainment. RTE 1 — National Day Of 2.25-3.45 p.m. and 10.35-11.05 and I know they will have their The Motor Car: 6.30-7.00 p.m. said almost 5.000 competitors Commemoration: 10.40-11.30 — p.m. From Besancon to Mor- will be taking part, and with efforts rewarded this week-end." Finance Committee — Tom Generations: 10J15-10.4'5 p.m. zine. sald Mr McGrath. Matty Fahy Thomas John Bowman and Padralc O lovers and supporters of tra- - McGrath. Raghallaigh introduce "live' RTE 2 — Tour De France: Cineclub: The Boys: 9.00-10.35 5 a nan itty 3.25-4.45 p.m. and 10.45-11.15. ditional music and song also | He went On to oav tribute to imS^Z^'t^ ' J£ 1? T ? coverage of the ceremony at p.m. expected to come to huge num- L^pS^f La'nde^' Ann Hen^ebry^a^ From Nancy to Strasbourg. On The Live Side: 11.05-1.1.35 THE "CATS" BAR the Royail Hospital, Kilmain- bers a crowd of about 10,000 can | the business community, for Brid O'keain&y ham. Let The House Decide: 8.05- p.m. MOUNT MELLERAY y 9.05 p.m. be expected in Dungarvan for I their tremendous support, and ' ' Film: The Snows Of Kiliman- THURSDAY, JULY 14 the wek-end. co-operation. "I hone too they 1 Accommodation Committee — 6.50-9.00 .m. The fflta is TUESDAY, JULY 12 jaro: P RTE 1 — TO The Waters And Thursday, July 7 — CARD DRIVE will have their efforts rewarded Margaret Brown. Maura Govers. aibou t a writer called Harry at the week-end." Delia Leahy. Peg Whelan, Alice RTE 1 — Dublin—A Personal The Wild: 7.05-7.35 p.m. Fitzgerald. Mary Duggan and Street, who is lying at the base View: 7.05-7.35 p.m. STREET SESSIONS RTE 2 __ Tour De France : Mary Rossiter. of Mount Kilimanjaro in. the Pillar Of Fire: 9.20-10.15 3.40-4.45 p.m. and ll.00_lil.30 Saturday, July 9— Entertainment Committee — African jungle dying from an p.m. P.m. Always providing that the Nicky Power. Paul Duggan Infected leg wound. Starring: mercurial weatherman will be James Galway Invites: 10.40. British Open Golf Champion- Sean Feehan and Richie Power'. Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward 11.10 p.m. and Ava Gardner. ships from Lytham. St. Aim's: RTE 2 — Tour De France: 1.1.00-2.00 p.m.. 3-3.40 P.m., 4.45- DANCING TO THE MIAMI SH0W6AND IRTE 2 — Tour De France: 2.25-3.45 p.m. and 10.25-10.55 2.55-4.15 p.m. From Rhedims to 7.30 p.m.. 11.30-12.10 p.m. Sunday, July 10 — Sing Along with Paddy Daly p.m. From Belfort to Besan- The Cutting Edge: 9.00-9.30 Nalncy. con. Baileys Irish Tennis Open p.m. from Fitzwilliam: 4J15-6.35 p.m. The Storyteller: 8.05-8.35 Top Of The Pops: 10.26-11.00 P.m. PADDY O'BRIEN The Mason Trilogy: 9.00-9.35 p.m. VENUES p.m. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 FRIDAY, JULY 15 The Sunday Game: 10.30-11.30 RTE 1 _ Film: Wichita: 7.30- RTE 1 — Room Outside: 7.30- The venues for the competi- p.m. Final of the Leinster 9.00 p.m. Persuaded to take the 8.00 p.m. WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL tions include the Friary Hall REPRESENTS IRELAND Hunling Champ on ships: Wex- job of Marshal and clean up The Dublin Village: 9.20-10.00 Town Hall. Mercy Convent ford v. Offaly. the lawless cattle town of p.m. Christian Brothers, Courthouse Wichita, Wyiatt Earp resorts to A Fortunate Life: 10.00-14.45 and Lawlor's Hotel. Officially such measures that the cattle p.m. competition gets under way oh IN HOLLAND baron, who put him there RTE 2 — British Open Golf DISCO Friday night with the senior wants rid of him and the Championships: 11.00-3.55 p.m., sets in Lawlor's Hotel but It is Paddy O'Brien, the "meat launched E/P has- been four owtner of the saloon just 5.15-7.30 P.m.. 1/1.30-12.10 a.m. salesman" who turned a pro- THIS SUNDAY from 11 a.m. on Saturday that weeks in the Irish Tap 30 Touraneena wants him dead. Starring: Tour De France: 3 55-5.15 the competitive action w'll fessional singer, from Shana- Charts, and on Sunday last Joel McCrea Vena Mliles and p.m. and 11.00-11.30 p.m. From really begin. kill. Aglish. Cappoquin. will be moved up 4 places to no. 18. Lloyd Bridges. Grenoble to Villard de Lans. Ireland's representative this NIGHT On Saturday night the Youth The EP includes "To Night Strictly Over 18 • Neat Saturday. July 9, at the "Euro Carmen." a new version of Notes Club will be the venue for the Country Music Masters Golden Dress Essential * Bar Flor Ceili. while there will "Frauleta," and two originals (SYMPATHY Extension a Ceili Mor in Lawlor's Hotel Star Television Awards" which "Summer's Back .In Ireland'' Sincere and heartfelt sym- on both Friday and Sunday will take place at Tailsburg in and the title track "Darlin' pathy goes out to the wife nights. Holland, this year. Wait Till Mom.'- Mary daughters, relatives and friends otf the late Fait Swan- Earlier thi year PaxUdy on JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL s w Last Sunday, July 3, Paddy ton, Douglas, Cork, who died Telephone 058/54304; 54219 OFFICIAL OPENING the National Final when he and his Band were special unexpectedly at his home last was one of five finalists. He guests, at the famous "London The official opening of the Fridaly morning at the early PANORAMIC performed before an audience Irish Festival," which was age oif 37 years. He was sion-In- Fleadh will be performed by the of 800 people and received an Friday, July 8 — KEVIN JORDAN SOUND chairman of th Munster Coun- held at the spacious Round- law of Tom ajnid Maisie Burke. ORMONDE DUNGARVAN e overwhelming vote in the audi- wood Park and received a Clonea Upper. May he rest in cil of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eir- ence ballot. eann. Mr. James O'Connor at fantastic reception from am. peace. Saturday, July 9 — PARTY NITE DISCO est: mated 90,000 people who Grattan Souare at 9.30 on F'ri- It has proved to be a mar- Sincere' sympathy is also ex- Bar — Over 18s — Draw for Michael Jackson Tickcts. day night. vellous twelve months for the had gathered for the big day tended to the uncles, aunts. *— * — * 1 Before that the Dungarvan unassuming and talented Ag- of Irish celebration. relatives and friends otf the FRIDAY, JULY 8 FOR 3 DAYS AT 8 (GEN.P.M). Pipe Band will parade to the lish man. who first came to Prior to his departure to latte Matty Lynch, Scant, In Lounge — Ballads. Square and following the offi- national prominence last year Holland. Paddy received a spe- Modeligo, who died recently in RETAINED FOR A THIRD WEEK! cial opening the Ballycoe Ceili when he surprised everyone by cial presenta.tion ait White- England. R.I.P. Band win perform on stage. coming second. T. R. Dallas AN EXCELLENT JOB Sunday, July 10 — Sing Along with DOMINO to church House Hotel from mem- TOM SELLECK, TED DANSON. STEVE GUTTENBERG Other speakers at the official in the 1087 Golden Star Final bers. of his. fan club. The pre- A wand) otf praise and opening will include Donal De which was held in the "Park sentation, which was covered thajnikis is due ,to tlhe two COunlty Barra. National President of Hotel," Edgeworthstown, and by RTE Newstime amid also in- Council roaidworkers, Billy and Vomhaltas. and Cllr. Austin the genial T. R. was On hand cluded a sipeio'al documentary Midhaied Cahi'H and their Over- 3 MEN AND A BABY Hallahan Chairman of Dungar- th's year to hand over his seer Jimmy Fahey, on, the van U.D.C. on, Padidy, was shown on RTE "crown," and a specially comr 1/ after the main evening news excellent job they did on the DUNGARVAN They changed her nappies — She changed their lives! On Sundav morning at, the missioned piece of cflarenH on Friday evening last. road leading into' the village Friary Church a special "Aif- bridge crystal. "Win, lose or draw" In Hol- in Touraneena. It reminded us reann Traidlsiunta" will be cele- Signed to "Failte Records" of the old days when the brated at, 10 o'clock land, as the saying goes, his AGRICULTURAL early this year, a recently- fains are organ!sing a big wei. fanices were scarted by haimd. come home for paddy and his Well done, boys, LATE SHOW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY band. His first local appear- CONGRATULATIONS 11 P.M. (Over 18) ance will be at Gallaghers Congratulations to Joseph SHOW "Old Strand Inn," Ardmore on Devoy Boolavountteen.. who was Thursday.. July 14, and already awarded the "Player of the plans are being mad® to make Year" award at Dung a rvar. WISH YOU WERE HERE LAWLOR'S HOTEL this a very special night. Soccer Club recently. THURSDAY, JULY 28 ___ Starring: Emily Lloyd. FLEADH WEEKEND Prize Lists and entry forms available from the Secre- tary, Mrs. Nancy Condon, Kilrush, Dungarvan. Phone FRIDAY — 10 p.m.—Munsfer Finals Senior Sets. 058/41978 or 41365. 12 p.m. — Ceili Mor with Ballycoe Band. NEW FORMAT FOR Entry forms for Home Industries cam nfeo be collected KNOCKANORE FETE & VINTAGE RALLY SATURDAY — 9 p.m.—U-15 Sets and Fleadh Session. ni Mrs. Maura Casey's, Main Street. JULY 15 — 17 MISS DUNGARVAN 1988 ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 14. Friday Night — TEENAGE DISCO — Selection of SUNDAY - 7 p.m. —Url2 Sets. Festival Queen. 9 p.m.—U-18 Sets. Since 1981 the Miss Dungar- mand. It Is advisable that you Anyone interested iin taking page in Catalogue should van contest has been run over purchase your ticket at an early 11 p.m. — Ceili Mor with Tadhg Kearney a two week period. This year it date. Tickets will be on sale contact the Secretary. Saturday — DANCE AND CABARET Band. has been decided to run the con- from Saturday. July 9 at Aliclas Sunday — FETE AND VINTAGE RALLY — Dance test for one night only. This or John Ryan's at £3 each. Grand Final Night will be held Here are the Miss Dungarvan to follow. in Minnies on Friday. 15th July. winners since 1981:— If you would like to nominate 1981 Madge Troy 1982 Rose- someone there is still timP to marie Russell; 1983 Bridgld do so. Entry forms can be had Browne: 1984 Evelyn Geoghe- DECKIES LOUNGE gan 1985 Malread O'Connor; from John Ryan's, Main Street MODELIGO or Alicia's. O'Connell Street, 1986 Etna Symes: 1987 Olive GALLAGHERS-ftRDMORE CEILI MOR NA FEILE Dungarvan. Lowney. The Miss Dungarvan has pro- Who will be crowned Miss Saturday Night, July 9—Ballad and Traditional with Shannonside Ceili Band ven to be one of the most en- Dungarvan 1988? That question This Thursday, July 7 _ LOUISE MORRISSEY joyable social events of the year v/lll be answered on Friday. July Music with THE BOWERY BOYS AT DUNGARVAN YOUTH CENTRE since it began eight years ago. 15. It promises to be a great Thursday, July 14 — Welcome from Holland— This year with it being a one night, out. So don't be disap- Sunday Night, July 10 — STARLIGHT ON SATURDAY, 9th JULY II) p.m. i<> 1.5(1 a.m. night, event it Is certain that pointed—get your tickets early. PADDY O'BRIEN tickets will be even mor© in de- PAGE FIVE

(i.A.A. Notes By Commentator Minor and U-21 Hurlers Are

NEXT WEEK-END match between Dunhiil tnd Before the full programme of Ballyduff to see which of these championship games get under- will share the runner-up spot. way. the county will have play- In such circumstances Mount ed their two outstanding Mun- Rank Outsiders Sion play Dunhiil or Ballyduff. ster championship games in minor and under 21 hurling and GROUP 'B'— as we ar° the outsiders in both, form at the moment, the odds The Clashmore v. Ardmore jun- further improvement over their Tallow 8 points it is not outside the bounds of would seem to favour Ballina- ior hurling game has been call- performance against Ballygun- Roanmore 6 points possibility that, our interest in courty, if they play to their best ed off because Clashmore were ner and beat the fancied Dun- Portiaw 4 points the inter-county championshios form. also fixed to play senior foot- hill by a couple of points in an Clonea 4 points will have ended by the week- ball on Sunday and the eagerly exciting game. This was the Llsmore 2 points Shamrocks 0 points end. CLASHMORE v. FERRYBANK awaited Seana Phobai v. Kil- club's best display j,n a long At home-. the second last As Kilrossanty and Saviours gobinet football tie was brought time and they fully deserved In thp final match. Tallow round of the senior football are battling it out for the first forward to last night (Tuesday) their win. Perseverence Is an play Roanmore and should ?hamplonship will see 12 of the and second place in this group at Fraher Field. A coupie of the Roanmore win or draw, then admirable quality in any team both they and Tallow will go 14 teams battle it out for the I don't believe that the result minor games listed for to-night and it has certainly paid off for through to the semi-finals but ooints that to some extent will of this match really matters. nave been cancelled because of Cappoquin. I believe that it was should Roanmore lose, then decide their destiny. be this a Clashmore are realy safe from the Waterford v. Cork game at the most popular result of the they must, await, thp outcomp place in the final shakeup, or a relegation worries, they having Mldleton. week-end. of the match between Portiaw olace in the relegation battle. beaten the Nire and Kilmactho- Llsmore being beaten b.v and Clonea. Again in such cir- There is also a full programme mas while Ferrybank have also POSTPONED Clonea, was another shock, but cumstances, either Clonea or of divisional matches to be de- beaten the Nire and have point- The County Board meeting here Lismore have only them- Portiaw (if they do not draw) cided. so all in all it looks like less Kilmacthomas to play in which was scheduled for Mon- selves to blame, as their ap- would meet Roanmore for the being one of the busiest week- their final game. day has been postponed until proach to this match seemed to second spot. i £ ,S FannlnS, former GAA President who recently launched the "History ends on our calendar. The mathematics of the next Monday. be one of overconfidence. When A As of now. any one of eight of Four-Mile-Watelr GAA Club," with Michael Ryan (Author) and James Tobin, (Co. Board league table give Clashmore a you don't play to your full MINOR HURLING v. CORK very slim outside chance of qua- HANDBALL NEWS potential and take all opposi- clubs could become county Chairman). See report in "Commentators" Notes. (Photo: John Tynan) lifying. This will depend on champions. This is surely an in- tion very seriously you must, ac- triguing situation after 24 Waterford minor hurlers play them beating Ferrybank and The absence of a Waterford cept the consequences. handball team in the Felle com- championship games and It Cork in the Munster champion- Tramore in their final match I wrote last week that Bally- goes again to show how for- ship at Mldleton on to-night. and Kilrossanty losing their petitions was again commented duff had problems — particular- tunes can change. Wednesday and while little ef- final two matches. If this hap- on by officials this year and ly fitness problems. These were fort has been spared in scour- pens. Clashmore and Kilros- they thought it a pity that a exposed in the final ten minutes ing the county for the- best santy would become involved in county such as ours who w?re by Ballygunner and now the SYMPATHY DUNGARVAN G.A.A. CLUB NOTES available players only the most a play-off to decide who fills among the pioneers of hand- county champions find them- A HEAVY DEFEAT second place In the group. I ball over 60 years ago. should be Our very sincere sympathy is East, the West fared much bet- the G.A.A. club and all of us optimistic of our supporters will selves very much adrift, and extended to the Quarry family. The senior hurling night- ter winning by 9 pts. We had even think about a possible Wa fancy Clashmore to win this one of the few who were not with only an outside chance of mare continues. At Walsh Involved in the club have truly one because, so. far. they have represented. Two of the Hand- Kilrush, on the death of Denny strong representation in the lost a valued friend. terford victory. Cork, according qualifying. The score seems to which occurred in the U.S.A. on Park last Sunday we were out- Western team nd our lads con- to reports have a good side out shown better form than Ferry- ball All-Stars and whose names indicate that Ballyduff were played by Mt. Sion as the team a His family has long been are household names in the Sunday last. Before emigrating tributed handsomely to the steeped in the G.A.A. tradition, and they have been preparing bank. hammered. This ls not so The to the U.S.A.. he was a skilled turned in yet another of those success for a much longer time. I sup- handball world, Michael 'Duk- avalanche of scores for Bally- hurler and a very popular mem- dismal performances that have and his late brother Johnny sie' Walsh Of Kilkenny and was another stalwart Old Boro pose that where there is life, KILROSSANTY v. SAVIOURS gunner came very near the end ber of the Dungarvan club, with characterised our whole cham- there is hope and even though Tommy O'Rourke of Kildare, for the tired champions. whom he and his brothers. pionship campaign thi year MEETING hurler. This has been voted match both had a good knowledge of s It is tragic that Dinny should we are the rank outsiders, we of the day and it Is expected Dungarvan were reduced to Richie and the late Johnnie W ar° certainly well o the will be keeping our fingers cros- our past handball history and e n We had a very important depart this llf t the early age to draw a very large crowd to 14 players after ten minutes Quarry, played. May he rest in road to relegation now but con- executive meeting last, Tuesday e a sed that, the match will produce thought it, a shame only one and at the receiving end of a peace of 45 years, but at least those of Kilmacthomas venue. They are club now existed in our county. sidering the way we have been night when a number of key us who knew him so well are a shock result. both unbeaten in their group. hammering from Mount Sion at performing in the senior grade There are now some positive decisions were taken. Again left with a host Of delightful Both have beaten Ferrybank, the end of a boring game at JOHN JACKSON IS perhaps that might not be th° we had an excellent attend- TEAM signs that, the sad story will Walsh Park. disaster some would think As memories of him. Clashmore and Kilmacthomas CIBA-GEIGY/G.A.A. ance. and what ever about our Go ndeine Dia trocaire ar a and while Kilrossanty defeated eventually have a happy end- CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR things presently stand we just luck on the field it's still very Billy Curley (Tallow) ing. The building of a handoall Roanmore and Portiaw was a are not sufficiently well equip- an am dills. Tramore, Saviours could only thriller and the big crowd of much a case of "all go" on the manage a 2-6 to 1-9 draw with ally at Dunhiil club grounds (It John Jackson from Coolisheal, ped to hold our own in senior. administrative side. John Walsh (De La Salle) is now completed) ls very good supporters were kept on their LATE MRS. NOREEN them, it was in fact, in beating toes until the dying seconds Ballyduff has been named Wa- O'FLAHERTY Nicky Warren (Ballygunner) Tramore by a clear 5 points, news and the decision by OUie terford's Ciba-Geigy/GAA Club- LOCAL DERBY GAME James Hickey (Lismore) Breslin and a group of very in- when a Roanmore goal turned LATE DINNY QUARRY that Kilrossanty showed their a 2 point deficit into a shock man of the Year. best form. Also they were able terested people to set up a John, who was nominated by The senior footballers face a The club also had another handball club in the city on Fri- one point win. It, was a shock- On behalf of everyone in the close link severed with it by the I Paul Hickey (St. Patricks) to accomplish this without, Jim ing disappointment for Portiaw his club Ballyduff is well known vital local derby champion- ciub I would like to extend John Brennar rDe La Salle) Maher. Pierrie White and Ger day night last was great news throughout the length and ship game against Ballina- death last wek of Mrs Noreen ' also. Hopefully this escalation who looked to be on course for deepest sympathy to the Quarry O'Flaherty of Western Terrace. Brian Greene (Mount Sion) Walsh and they now expect to a place in the semi-finals. They breadth of the county and far courty at Fraher F'ield in the family of Kilrush on the un- be able to call on these regulars of interest will continue and beyond through his involvement full knowledge that, relegation Mrs. O'Flaherty was sister of that many other clubs will fol- are still there with an outside timely death of Dinny which the late Dec O'Suliivan who Peter Queally (St. Mary's) for Sunday. chance. in GAA affairs. will be ever closer if we lose occurred in New York last Sun- Martin Murphy (Passage) low their example. Our form in this champion- gave a lifetime of service to our Already the intermediate On the divisional front there In submitting the nomination day after a somewhat protract- club, and the great. O'-Sullivan- Kilgobinet — the only club in were a few surprises also, with ship also has been ragged and ed illness. Pal Fanning (Mount Sion) champions have shown the kind the club described John as a unless we can show a marked Dungarvan G.A.A. tradition is | of stuff they are made of when the county at the moment have Stradbally beating Abbeyside in very active clubman who was Dinny played juvenile and Nicky Fitzgerald (Mollerans) intermediate hurling and St. improvement, on recent dis- now being continued by Mrs. Anthony White (Roanmore) the going gets tough and they not been In the news for some P.R.O. for the club in 1987. As minor with us and held out the Joanne Daly, who is a niece of time, but this does not mean Mary's beating Clashmore in well as attending Board meet- plays its unlikely we will be promise Of being one of our out- would regard a win over such a able to master our arch rivals. the late Mrs. O'Flaherty and is traditional football stronghold that they are inactive. junior hurling. ings on behalf of the club John standing players of the future a member of the club executive. Peter Power (St. Patricks) For instance on Wednesday also makes himself available for However there is nothing bet- when he decided to emigrate Garry Kenneally (Mt. Sion) as something special. Dereck I suppose the biggest surprise a variety of other club work. Ar dhels De go raibh a Wyse. Liam Daniels, Tony Cor- night last at Ballyporeen their ter than a local derby to bring to the U.S But he never lost h-anam. Seamus Dalton (De La Salle) novice doubles, M. Sandford in junior football so far. was the best out in players, and if toucli either with the town or coran. Liam Quilty, Brendan the 13 points beating inflicted John is better known perhaps Subs. — Tom Fives. N. Dal- Brophy. B'. Thompson. Michael and T. O'Mahony played in the on the Emmetts by Faha. This for his work at under age level we can put our game together championships and were beat- and he is currently secretary of we could surprise a few people. ton. M. Beresford. R. Barry J. Corcoran and the others will was Faha's most comprehensive „.tn _n _„,. kiw —, fV,.„ en. They were also beaten in Western Bord na nOg and Co. Curran. M. Rockett P. Kenneal- make an all out bid to win this 1 sl n le ,X qatnrrinv Wat-erfnri win for a very long time. Certainly it's a game In which game, but as is generally ex- .i.n«„lAs. onn Saturday. wateriora Eord na nOg, positions he fills everyone in the blue jersey will ly. K. Kingston. D. Flynn. Over in Abbeyside on Satur- also played Cork in thP junior with courtesy and efficiency. be expected to give his all. pected, the vast senior experi- singles and doubles and J. Wall day evening. Modeligo and WATERFORD v. LIMERICK ence of Kilrossanty should see Seana Phobal played a very ex- He has done trojan work for and M. Tobin were unlucky to citing draw in their football tie the Ballyduff club in the promo- WEST WATERFORD them over this penultimate be beaten here. M. Sandford ON LOSING TEAM With nine of the players who hurdle. eaten "ere m. sanaiora i d both are now on course for tion of under age hurling and was very unlucky to be beaten | * )lace ln the fln.al stages. football. helped them to their Alt-Ireland by just one ace There was no luck for our NOTES title last year Included on the STRADBALLY v. The East v. West under 16 He has trained the primary representatives on the West RATHGORMACK Our juniors. J. J. Wright, and hurling Munster semi-final was schools teams and has also SYMPATHY Miss Gerald ne Fitzgerald, team Limerick will be hot fav- Waterford under 16 team be- ourites to beat Waterford when Rathgormack flattered for a M. Butler were also beaten by of a high standard and was en- found timp to raise huge am- cause defeat was their lot Windgap. on the occasion c" while at the start of the cham- Cork in their singles encounter, joyed by a big crowd. The game ounts of money for the develop- Deepest sympathy is express- their recent marriage in Dun- the teams piay in the Munster against East Waterford in the ed to Mrs. Barbara Murray cn semi-final at Limerick on to- pionship. but then went back to but later teamed up in the is reported in the Bord na nOg ment of the local community Munster inter-divisional semi- the death of her father. Mr. garvan Parish Church. R'ev. morrow night (Thursday). Two their old form and lost to Bal- doubles to defeat Cork's J. Her- notes. field and the building of dress-, final at Fraher Field last Satur- Joe McMadden. Youghal which Fr. W. Carey officiated and the weeks ago. Limerick hammered linacourty and Dunhiil. Their lihy and P. Morris by two games ingrooms. day. reception followed at Wlhltte- Kerry in the first round to the chance of qualifying now is al- to nil. This pair can now take TALLOW DEFEAT He has organised coaching sad event occurred unexpected- the Munster title if they con- In the u.14 contest West v. ly during the week. church House Hotel. tune of 5-25 to no score and most impossible. It would be pos- SHAMROCKS courses for under age players while this kind of result might sible only if they won here and if tinue to play the same as they A talking point last week was has been instrumental in COMMUNITY GAMES Ballinacourty and Dunhiil lose played in this match. The ex- 21st BIRTHDAY not be a true indication of the why did Shamrocks elect, to organising day trips for under high standard of their hurling, on Sunday and then play a j per'ts agree that doubles in play their neighbours, Tallow at | age teams to inter-county Congratulations and best All the area finalists of the since Kerry are a poor hurling draw when they clash in their , handball is the most difficult their home venue. One wonders games. It's no wonder that Bal- wishes to Eugene O'Halloran, ClasihmoreJKinsalebeg Commun- side it, does show the Kind of final match. If this happened tart to master. Good luck to if there was a 'quid pro quo' and lyduff had their best year ever GERALDINES Dec'es Lounge, clashmore, who ity Games Olub took part in the contempt they have for oppon- they would be Involved in a i them both in their next contest,, what was it. Be that as it may, in '87 at under age level, win- celebrated h's 21st birthday county finals in Lismore on ents Hurling-wise, Limeric:; three-way play-off. This will be it was quite obvious from a very ning the u-14 hurling county June 26. The following ane the were greedy an_ d this is orobao- their sixth and final match in FOURMILEWATER HISTORY early stage that Shamrocks did title, the u-16 Western title, durning the week. with further successes in u-12 ovena 11 plactngs of the Clash- ly the way we will find thr-m 1 not go there just to fulfil a fix- G.A.A. NOTES more athletes-. Girls u-8 60m.,1 also. and ™c7 itlo'be thefrTat? Those of us who were privil- ture. They went there to win hurling and football and pri- DEATH OF ALBERT game1 o'fThe season in the orl- Ifged, to be_ present Clonea mary schools hurling. AGLISH FESTIVAL FINAL GOGMAN Silver —Una Keogh; Boys u-8 Qur t€am wa, selected after ; Hotel on Saturday night were and for quite some time they sent championship. led Tallow a merry dance. The Congratulations then to the 60m., Siilve-r Brian Maher; training at Abbeyside on Mon- j given a clear indication of the genial Ballyduff man whose in- Geraldines 2-7 The death has taken place in Girls u-10 ltOOim.. Silver Linda Stradbally struggled all the ] high standing and popularity loss of Joe Ahearne, their full- Donoughmore - 1-3 day and there are a few sur- back was a great blow to them put into G.A.A. affairs at club England ol" Mr. Albert COgman, Guilly; Boys u-10 lOOrn., prise omissions, but. overall it way against. Dunhiil and the of the Fourmilewater hurling divisional and county level is In a great initermed ate foot- husband of Bridie (nee Cur- Bronze—David O'Keeffe; Boys fright they were given Is likely club whose history was pub- after about 20 minutes. It was 's a good hurling side and H'ISV then that Tallow's Pat Murphy incalculable. The prestigious ball festival final, Geraldines ran). Upper Piltown and U-H5 liOiOm,, B ranee — John will stretch Limerick to their to prove a blessing In disguise licly launched before an atten- clubman of the year award is beat Donoughmore at Aglish on brother-in-law of Mlick and Power; Girls u-10 200m.. Bronze for the rest of the champion- dance of a few hundred sup- came into his own and notched limits. It will be a surprise if a personal total of 3-1 by half- a fitting reward and due recog- Saturday evening last. The Paddy Curran. Funeral arirainige- Sel'ine Guilly; Boys u-16 we win, but one never knows. ship. They should win rather porters by former President. nition Of his phenomenal ser- Donoughmore party arrived on comfortably here. Thi game Padralg O Fainln. Also present time when the score read 3-4 ments later. lSO'Om.. Bronze —Brian walsh. s to 0-8. Michael Neville had con- vice to the G.A.A. at club and Saturday and returned home Well done to all the prize- TEAM will be played on Friday even- on this special occasion were of- county level. for the Munster football final ing at Kilmacthomas. ficers of the County and West- tributed 4 points (2 from fressl BABY GIRL winners. and was a thorn in Tallow's in Cork at noon on Sunday. Ray Sheridan (Roanmore) ern Board and some special SCORES They had a very good team DUNHILL v. BALLINAMEELA guests who had active connec- side. Congratulations to Pat and IN HOSPITAL Dunhiil are joint favourites On the turn-over. Tallow im- and led ait half time 1-2 to 0-4. Gretlta Wilson Ballycunrane Brendan Crowley (Lismore) tion with the club recently or s H Q to bp the runners-up to Strad- ln the past. proved somewhat and added 8 Highlight of the game was a Clashmore. on the birth of a Presently in hospital is our Nial Warren (Ballygunner) Cappoquin 2-6. Dunhiil 0-10 bally in this group, but they will The history is delightful read- points (2 from frees") as against wonderful save bv the Don- baby girl. very popular branch manager Ml. McGrath (Butlerstown) 3 points from Shamrocks. The Ballygunner 3-17: Ballyduff 1-11 oughmore goalkeeper firom a need to be very careful here if ing, being information on club Mount Sion 4-17: Dungarvan 1-6 of Waterford Co-op here in they arp to make sure of beat- standard of hurling was medi- penalty in the second half. Claishmore David Walsh. All Stephen Frampton (Mt. Sion) matters since Its founding in Tallow 3-17- Shamrocks 0-12 WEDDING BELLS ing Ballinameela on Saturday 1928. fortright on subjects that ocre — as is usually the cass LineoiUt was: Ldaim O'Don- join in wishing him a speedy Richard Ronayne (Lismore) in local derby games. Roanmore 1-13: Portiaw 2-9 evening. Ballinameela are point- might have been a bit conten- Clonea 3-10 Lismore 2-9 nell Michael Kiely, Johnny Best wishes for many years recovery. Liam Hartley (Ballygunner) . less from their four games so One neutral enthusiast com- : O'Brien (capt.), -John Longan, tious when they occurred and of health and happiness toge- Get well wishes are also ex- thorough in the extreme on mented that, Tallow could not | Qi Billy O'Connelil. Richard Hur- Seamus Prendereast (Lismore) far and are in real relegation ther to Mr. John Scanloim, tended to Mrs. Nell Foley. Ard- seamus Prendergast ti-ismurc, trouble 1£ they are beaten here. matters relating to club activity find the posts — even in their FMW 2-9- Ballinameela 2-3 ley. Seamus MesikUl Prionsias Ml. Flanagan (Mt. Sion) ! Ballycurrane. Claishmore and more, also presently in hospital. it, was commented on recently on and off the field during their own field. as they had what, Stradbally 2-14: Abbeyside 2-8 O'Killion, Daithi O'Brien, Royco that Ballinameela are a team 60 odd years of existence. must have been a record num- by no means fully pleased n cl V n A winning titles, Dungarvan had they will. interesting account of tne M H.C. — Cappoquin v. Kil- AGLISH VINTAGE RALLY encourage_ - _ s journalism• _ .1 : „ , i:s . . oipert.wn miitteim ii+i+iAieo marwny » t reducv mHln e thf i ie £1,CC'.O 1 i i^i0i with their forwards. rossantv at Abbeyside (M prize or not present it. The gone down a grade. Now they work that, went into research- At a meeting of the Aglish to anyone under the age of 25 are in the same grade, but Dun- DIVISIONAL GAMES ing the story interviewing the This was a fast match all the Powen St. Olivers v. Abbeyside Vintag— e Rally hel, d in Aglis„„h working on or contributing to judging panel's decision in all garvan so far, did not have Probably the most exciting old timers and often burning way and although it was very at Cappoquin ("J. sheehan). Wa- matters relating to thp award on Monday evening. June 1i, a nefwsipaper or to students luck on their side and have yet championship on the Western the midnight oil in chatting sporting, referee Pat Moore was terford v. Cork at Mldleton. the following officers and attending a recognise- d- jour- shall be final. Board programme this year, is kept, busy throughout. Tallow Thursday. July 7— to win a match this season. On with the many people who had U-21 H. — Waterford v. Lim- Committee were elected; — nalism course. The award is administered Sunday thev will bp without the junior football competition a contribution to make. He now play Roanmore in their Chairman, p. J. Connery; Vice- which Is still very wide-open. final game and what this means erick at, Limerick. Entrants must submit an toy the School of Communica- Derek Lyons, who is ln the USA thanked the many sponsors and Chairman. Bill Downing: Sec- tions, NIHE, Dublin.. The judg- and Peter Queally who is out of Most of the pundits believe that everyone who helped in any way is referred to elsewhere. Friday, July 8— retary. Eillsh COrr; Asst. Sec- article published or unpublish- bounds at the moment. They the winners will come from a to have'the history published S.F.C — Stradbally v. Rath- retary, Michael Dee; Jt. Treas- ed of 7504,250 words. The ing panel consists of the editors of the Ir:sh Time. Irish will also be missing David group comprising Modeligo Earlier in the evening, the big SENIOR HURLING: gormack at, Kilmacthomas (F. urers Ren a Cotter and Ros?- writer of the best feature to B'urke, who was one of their Seana Phobal, Kilgobinet, and HOW THEY STAND NOW Press. Evening Herald, head of attendance enjoyed thP hospi- Whelan). 1'een Connery. Committee — the opinion Of the judges will outstanding defenders last year. Llsmore. tality of the* club and when the Anne Curran. Thomas Dee. be awarded a prize of up to news RTE and an NIHE With all 12 teams having Saturday, July 9— Ballinacourty semed to be Two games are down for de- meal and speechmaklng was played four of their five league/ Seamus Meskiill Jiimmy Dow- fil',000. representative. AI Dungarvan: S.F.C. — Bal- 'Five typed or printed copies cruising along nicely until cision on Sunday when Em- over, three of the old-timers — championship games the posi- linameela v. Dunhiil. n'wg The competition is in memory Stradbally came in their way. metts meet Modeligo and Faha Maurice Morrissey, R,chJ£ o,f the late journalist and of each article, with details of tion ls as follows:— At Colligan: J.H.C.—An Rinn 218t BIRTHDAY They played poorly here and plav Llsmore Modeligo will be Moore and Willie Brophy — all GROUP 'A'— v. Tourin (P. Walsh). the entrant's name, address were badly beaten. They came hotly fancied to win thp first Congratulations are extended writer. Seamus.Kelly.'Quid age and employer /college, in their eighties were Present- Ballygunner 8 points At Walsh Park: S.F.C. — Tra- lo Conor O'Riordan who cele- nunc' and drama critic with back to beat Rathgormack de- game, but the clash between ed to the club's guests and were Mount Sion 6 points more v. Kilmacthomas. the Irish Times. should be sent to the addness cisively in their fourth match Faha and Llsmore Is wide open. brated his 21st birthday re- below not later than Septem- Ballyduff 4 points The article must be on a and have been Idle since. There Llsmore, who slipped up last aP d Sunday. July 10— cently. Conor 1® a play ber 1 next. TWs' book is certainly good Dunhiil 4 points subject connected to any of the are doubts about, the fitness of year when strongly fancied to the At Dungarvan: 2 p.m, S.F.C.— member of the club. Yours sincerely. value, and we congratulate Cappoquin 2 points SYMPATHY areas of interest of the late Conor Clancy and Donal Looby. win thp title, may go one better author, Michael and the club. Dungarvan 0 points Ballinacourty v. Dungarvan; Seamus Kelly. These include; — PAUL McNAMAR A Michael Collins who has been now that they are out of the 3.15 p.m. — Clashmore v. Ferry- Sympathy is expressed to Deputy Programme Director, In the next and final rounds Barbara Murray on the death theatre the arts, Northern Ire- one of their stars so far was in- running in the S.H. champion- RESULTS Ballygunner play Mount, Sion bank- 7 p.m. J.F.C. — Emmetts land, sailing and the sea. in- Graduate Diploma in, jured in hurling over the week- ship. v Modeligo (J. Moore"). of her father. Joe McPadden. In many ways it was a week- and should Mount Sion win or land waterways, boxing, travel, Journalism, end and may also be an absen- An Rinn. so far unbeaten In draw then both Mount Sion and At Abbeyside: 7 p.m. J.F.C. - Youghal the Colbert family. School of Communicatiouns. tee Local "derbies" arp always j the junior hurling champion- end of surprises and results Lismore v. Faha (D. Kiely"). Aglish on the death of Nell'e avlatoo Spain, broadcasting, B'aPygunner will go through to National Institute for Higher difficult games to fathom as I ship will be fancied to continue that add great interest to the At Kilmacthomas: 3.15 p.m.— Colbert ainid the Ah erne family military affairs North-South hurling championship the semi-finals. Should Bally- food, good Education, thev seem to have a record of j on their winning way when gunner win. then Mount Sion S.F.C. — Kilrossanty v. St. on the death of Bertie Aherne. | relations, good Glasnevi'n, turnine out very different from i they take on Tourin at Colligan On Saturday evening at, Fra- Saviours. May they rest in peace. drink and good company. her Field Cappoquin showed must await the outcome of the PRO I This list is not exhaustive. Dublin 9. what Is expected of them. On I on Saturday. PAGE SIX DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1988.

F.B.D. MILK RAS REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS Rain Spoils Dungarvan Stage End

associated with the Ras to the (leave him with 41 seconds to Perfect arrangements had 1 been made by the committee of town, particularly those from spare over his nearest rival. the local cycling club for the abroad. "It is a great honour for Later in the day it appeared end of Stage 7 of the FBD Milk Dungarvan and we must thank as if Spratt might also steal the Ras in Dungarvan last Thurs- Mr. Bill Spratt and the organis- stage into Wexford but again day evening but in the end the ing committee for securing so luck was against him and hav- weather proved a spoil sport. It- much for the town," he said. ing made a break at Bonmahon. dampened the enthusiasm of SPRATT WINS TIME TRIAL he was caught, by a chasing even the most ardent of the While things did not work out group near Wexford and finish- cycling afficionados who crowd- well for Stephen Spratt in the ed 7th. ed into the Square where Stage 7th stage of the Ras. he more With further stages to Wick- 7 was to end following the run than made up for his ill-fortune low on Saturday the gruelling from Clonakilty with two by taking the honours in stage Ras ended in Dublin on Sunday rounds of the special circuit 8 — a 20 kms. time trial — on with Spratt finishing 31st in taking in thp new Dungarvan Friday morning. The young the overall classification. B'y-pass road. Dungarvan cyclist covered the Ger Wyley, Dungarvan who A downpour of rain which fell distance from the Kilrush traf- rode the Ras as a member of throughout the entire period on fic lights on the outskirts of the the C.M.P. Blarney team also The photo for our "Remembering Other Da,ys" this week is really .unique as it shows the riders made stage 7. accord- town to Cappagh Welcome Inn showed excellent form and fin- the boys of 4th Class at Che CBS in Dungarvan in 1925. Yes, that is 63 years ago and ing to one of the Ras officials, and back in 29 minutes flat to ished a very creditable 55th although many in the photo have now answered the last Great Call, there are still one of the most difficult they overall. more than a few hale and hearty among us, thank God. The photo was taken in the had experienced. school yard under the old iron stairs which all old Dungarvan CBS boys will remember. Bad road surfaces resulted in a number of rather serious Included in the photo are: Front Row — Paddy Dwyer, Tom Cahill (RIP), P. J. Mor- crashes while many of the Ballygunner Qualify rissey (RIP), James Power (RIP), Billy Lee; Second Row—Tom Longan, Johnny O Brien, riders lost tlmP through punc- John McCarthy, Hughie Hyslop (RIP), Billy Coleman, Tom Power (RIP), "La" Noonan tures. For all it was described (RIP); Third Row — Bennie Broderick (RIP), Mick Bluett (RIP), Tom Barry (RIP), as a most cruel day. It, was a particularly bad day For Semi-Final David Longan (RIP), Ned Power, Tom Flattery, Dick McAllister; Fourth Row—Christy for local cyclist. Stephen Spratt Barry, Paddy Keane (RIP), Paul Greaney, James Street (RIP), Patrick Walsh, Mattic whose hopes of a stage win into Ballygunner 3-17; Ballyduff 1-11 Barry (RIP), Danny Wade (RIP), Jock Noonan (RIP). 'Jad' Power; Back Row — Tom his own hometown were dashed when he crashed after just 15 Ballygunner made sure of forward struck. Thereafter Bal- McCarthy, Dinnie Dunne (RIP) and Gusty Daniels (RIP). miles and never got back into their place in the senior hurling lyduff, who failed to raise an- semi-final when they scored an other flag, took a back seat as to reckoning. impressive 12 points win over a rampant Ballygunner tore Winner of the stage was Gary reigning champions Ballyduff gaps hi their defence to shoot Thompson (Dublin Fosters) at Fraher Field, Dungarvan. on home the scores which crushed ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES with V. Berka (Czechoslovakia) Sunday last. the champions. Miss Maureen Heaiy, formerly of Murphy Place, Abbeyside and B Maitrejean (France) A quick game of European i corner it's all systems go. Our For Ballyduff it could spell TROOP MEETING and Mr. Michael Gee, formerly of Kilrush, Dungarvan, who coming in 2nd and 3rd. Mick Mahoney pointed in the Tuesday's meeting began at countries was played before the ! S.L. and A.S.L. are in the. pro From the spectators point of the end of their championship 23rd minute. Johnny Connors 7 p.m. and as in last week's final notices and closing prayer. cess of putting this year's book- were married in St. Peter's Church, Hove, Brighton recently. hopes. They must now hope had points from frees in the let together — our travelling view the finish was a disap- meeting the opening period was pointment as the riders became that Ballygunner will beat Mt. 26th and 27th minutes and as spent on testwork in which PARADE adults are trying to figure out Sion, giving them the chance a bedraggled Ballyduff failed the difference betwen Lira. badly split because of the series Martin. Daniel, Donnacha and This Friday night, sees our of a play-off. should they them- dismally to regroup their forces July monthly church parade. Schillings. Francs and our own of ' crashes that occurred selves beat Dunhill. Mahony was placed by McDon- the rest of the lads plotted their throughout the stage. The ulti- testwork future. All scouts and peer group are Punt. We hear the- Ireland jer- Whatever the outcome of ald for a goal in the 28th min- reminded to be at th Den- in sey is the official "top" for the mate stage winner was one of these games it is the general ute and the sam player finish- e a 7-man breakaway group and e To take advantage of the fine full uniform at "7.10 p.m. travelling adults — can it be consensus of many that the ed the scoring when he "waltz- evening. Denis sent the lads on true that tioop Chaplain. Fr. then another small grout) came champions, going o last Sun- ed" through for a major on the in a couple of minutes later n a double outdoor activity mis- GENERAL Ahearne has already purchased day's form look to be a spent stroke of time. sion. They had to collect litter his? with the main group further force. This Thursday night sees the back again. It was a great win for Bal- and use it for the purpose of beginning of our annual sum- GENERAL They were beaten by Mt. Sion making a message. The overall leader after the after having a very good first lygunner whose mixture of mer discos at Pebbles, Clonea. Last Sunday we held our An- stage remained John McQuald youthful exuberance and ex- After returning and sorting As in previous years we will nual Bazaar at the Den and a half Last Sunday they were out the messages. Denis deemed (Dublin Fosters) who survived 2 ahead again at the break. But perience seems to be paying the have a bus going from the hectic day was had by all. es- crashes on the day. one at the right dividends. Gerard Mullen's .group the win- Square and Crotty's Corner. So pecially the younger gereration, like the preceeding game they ners. Mary Street Corner in Dungar- collapsed in the second half and Ballyduff must have a long don't forget kids, it's under 18, whc had a "field day." While van as he turned into the fin- i on this occasion were a totally searching look at their perfor- strictly supervised at Pebbles. Kieran was selling the crisps, • ishing straight on his final lap. demoralised and disorganised mance. Should results give Clonea this Thursday and every the comic and book stall was side by the end of the hour. them a second chance they will Thursday for July and August: doing a brisk business. All stalls I RECEPTION have to improve 100",, if they looking forward to seeing you worked fine and Brian gave Speaking at a subsequent re- Lack of fitness was a maior there. ception in Lawlor's Hotel. Mr. factor. But in truth, lack of want to hang on to their title. good value for money on the Bill Spratt who headed the motivation is their greatest Scorers: Ballygunner—J. Con- Canoeing fever has gripped spinner. We thank all who local cycling club committee drawback. The spirit might be nors 0-10: M. Mahony 2-1- J. Mc- the fourth recently with the worked for this bazaar and the Donald 1-2: A. Cooney. E. Sulli- ( bT>rtATfn I canoes getting more use than people who turned up on the which had made such perfect willing but in this case the flesh 1 arrangements for the stage end, was weak. The motivation to van. L. Hartley and G. Connors ^i^Ji —J I they ever did. Unit leader. Brian day and gave us such good sup- thanked especially. Mr. Paddy get match fit Is sadly lacking 0-1 each. Ballyduff — Michael .. , . | Mulvihill and Peer Group port. Harnett. General Manager. Cen- and the dynamic driving com- Walsh 0-6: Mossy Walsh 1-1 B The continuation from last ! Leader Tomas Walsh recently We congratulate Brendan tra' Dairies who were the main mitment which brought them Tobin and P. Prendergast 0-2 week s lashing instruction then : purchased new dynamic plastic Kiersey who gained his basic sponsors. He also thanked the the title last year seemed to be each. took place before notices and canoes. Leaders, scouts and peer canoeing certificate at Melleray local Urban Council and the sadly conspicuous by its absence Ballygunner — Conor Cant- the closing prayer. group have all been in or should last week-end and trust he will sardai for their wonderful co- In contrast. Ballygunner well: M Whelan. N. Warren. Thursday's meeting began at I say on the water recently — work his way up the canoe operation Mr. Michael Burke showed a rare appetite for the Clan Cantwell: T. O'Sullivan. S. 7.30 p.m. with the opening long may it continue. badge system. and the staff at Lawlor's Hotel game and were really "fired up" Frampton. L. Hartley; L. prayer. While all the camp With camp only around the — ("Sub-Scribe Plus"). for providing all the facilities for this vital clash. Whitty. G. Connors: B. B'rennan> money was being sorted out the required Mr. Jack Flanagan for Very little separated the M. Mahony. J. Connors- B. patrol profiles were completed. presenting the flower bouquets sides in a first half in which O'Sullivan. J. McDonald. E. After all the finances were sort- t,o the winners, and all those the scores were level on two oc- O'Sullivan. Subs. — A. Cooney who had helped in anyway. ed out. troop photographer. casions with Mossy Walsh's for M. Whelan- C. O'Sullivan David Stearn took photos of the EURONEWS Mr. Dermot Dignam FBD Cork goal in the 19th minute help- for E. O'Sullivan. camp patrols and the leaders on behalf of the main sponsors ing Ballyduff to a 1-7 to 0-9 in- Ballyduff — M. Leamy: M. for our camp booklet. Next on of the Ras thanked the people terval lead. The sides were level Geary, S. Hannon, S. Hyland; of Dungarvan for turning out the agenda were some Italian three times in the first 20 min- M. Casey Seamus Daly. Seamie lessons from our Italian tutor in such large numbers despite utes of the second half but a Daly; P. Prendergast. D. Han- EUROPEAN SUMMIT, the bad weather and for giving "Romano." so if you hear some great goal from John McDonald non: B. Tobin. Michael Walsh. of the lads going around the the riders such a rousing recep- in the 22nd minute heralded the R. Walsh; J. Casey, J. Quirke. tion. something which they all beginning of the end for the village spouting stuff like Buon Mossy Walsh. Sub. — c. Feeney Giorno. Mi Chiamo or Sono Ir- HANOVER appreciated very much. champions. for J. Casey. landese. they'll be just, tuning The European Council meet- Community once they show Mr. Paddy Harnett said the The scores were level at 1-11 Ref. — P. Moore (Abbeyside- up for Euro "88 camp. Central Dairies were pleased to to 0-14 when the inter-county Ballinacourty)- ing held on 27/28 June was their passport or identity card. provide the sponsorship for the widely seen as very successful This means that Immigration stage end and said that they for the Community. All of the services are not even allowed to would do so again at some 12 Heads of State and Govern- stamp these documents. Despite future date should the occasion ment agreed that substantial this three countries — Spain. Married recently in Touraneena Parish Church were Miss again arise. CLONEA OUTGUN LISMORE progress has already been made Portugal and Greece — have towards completing the Internal continued the practice of stamp- Orla O'Keeffe, Abbeyview, Dungarvan and Mr. Brendan Mr. Austin Hallahan. Chair- man Dungarvan Urban Council CLONEA 3-10; LISMORE 2-9 market by 1992 and that this is ing. Recently, however, as a re- Whelan, Kilossera, Dungarvan. welcomed all the cyclists and all now an Irreversible process. A sult of pressure from the Euro- Clonea invariably produce goal in the 36th minute to Scorers : Clonea—G. Kirwan major achievement of the meet- pean Commission the two Iber- one outstanding performance leave Clonea 3-5 to 0-6 clear. 2-1; H. Skehan 1-2: J. Hunt 0-4: ing was the agreement to set up ian countries have come into in the year. Last Sunday at They stretched this lead with T. Whelan. T. Hassett and M. a new Committee to make pro- line. Further action is now be- Fraher Field. Dungarvan, they three more points. Lismore re- Power 0-1 each. Lismore S. posals on economic and mone- ing taken to ensure that Greece produced that effort when they plied with one, by the 46th Daly l-l; R. Ronayne 1-0- P. tary union in time for the Euro- also conforms. outgunned favourites Lismore minute but Lismore hopes were pean Council meeting in Madrid in a game which will have no Prendergast 0-3: S. Prender- next year. Other important as- boosted when Richard Ron- gast 0-2: B Lee, F. Power and EC FOOD LAW bearing on the distination of ayne goaled direct from a "65" pects dealt with include the Cappoquin Take First the title. D. Landers 0-1 each. "social dimension" of the inter- in the 48th minute. The Council of Ministers have nal market — the European Clonea—P. Power: W. Power, agreed on two major proposals Cappoquin scored their first Points followed from Donal Commission is to step .up its on public health matters. One Landers and Sean Prendergast D. Kirwan, J. Cahill. D. Has- discussions with the social part- win of the senior hurling league sett. A. Power p Power- J. of these relates to food addi- championship when they nar- but Martin Power and Gerry ners — and the need to inten- tives and specifies the categor- Walsh, B'. Power. J. Hunt H. sify work ln the environmental rowly beat favourites Dunhill Kirwan had Clonea points to Skehan. T. Hassett; T. Whelan. ies of additives from which lists in a close game at the Fraher leave the winners 3-10 to 1-9 field particularly on air and of authorised substances will be Points ahead with time running out. J. Kirwan. G. Kirwan. Subs.— water pollution. Texts were also Field, Dungarvan on Saturday drawn up in future. It also con- M. Power for T. Whelan' J. agreed on a number of subjects night last. With less than 2 minutes to go Hassett for B. Power. tains provisions on labelling Although the win was fash- Clonea'.s Barry Power suffered affecting the Community's ex- and conditions which will allow ioned late In the game the Cajjpoquin 2-6; Dunhill 0-10 a very severe head injury and ternal relations. Lastly, Mr. Jac- additives to be used only if they Lismore — D. Buckley: B. ques Delors was reappointed as points were fully deserved as play was held up for quite Crowley. B. Ormonde. J. J. Dug- are safe and necessary and will Cappoquin fulfilled the promise — M. Phelan; S. some time. There was four President of the European Com- not mislead consumers. The minutes from time Pat Morris- Cappoquin gan; B. Lee. P. Ryan, R. Ron- mission for a further two years. shown in their recent game sey struck again for an equalis- Fraher. M. Brackett. N. Heffer- minutes of Injury time played ayne: M. O'Brien, S. Prender- second measure lays down high against championship conten- ing goal. The final few min- nan: S. McCarthy, p. McCarthy. when Sean Daly goaled for gast; B'. Prendergast. D. Lan- standards of manufacture for ders. Ballygunner. utes belonged to Cappoquin and B. Murray' K. McCarthy, J. Lismore. but the score was ders, S. Prendergast: P. Pren- STAMPING OUT STAMPING materials in contact with food Dunhill led by 0-7 to 1-2 at a brace of points brought them Mason; D. Cummins. M. Hac- purely academic, as Clonea dergast. B. Lawton. S. Daly. and envisages further action on Neither side will be involved held on for a deserving if Under EC law all of its citiz- the interval. Pat Morrissey's their deserving and long over- kett, M. Power: P. Morrissey. ln the closing stages but, this Sub.—F. Power for M. O'Brien. subjects such as purity stan- goal at the end of the first due win. L. Denn, T. Sullivan. Sub. _ P. rather unexpected win. ens have the right to travel dards and conditions of use. fact did not deter Clonea from Ref.—D. Duggan. freely within the borders of the quarter keeping Cappoquin ln Scorers: Cappoquin — P. Mor- Curran. producing a full blooded effort touch, after the losers had rissey 2-0; J. Mason 0-4; T. Sul- Dunhill—A. Raher: J. Power. which deservedly won the brace taken a three points lead. livan and P. Curran 0-1 each. J. Murphy. W. Moore: M. Mur- Of points for them. The status quo was maintain- Dunhill — T. Casey 0-6; T. Mc- ray. D. Murray. J. Martin; L. ed up to the three-quarter stage Grath and M. Kavanagh 0-2 Daniels. S. Burns- M. Kavan- Gerry Kirwan's goal midway when Ballygunner still led by each. agh, P. Foran, K. Murray; T. through the first half helped three points (0-10 to 1-4). Nine Casey J. Reidy, T. McGrath. Clonea to a 1-4 to 0-5 lead at Ref. J. M. Kelly (Shamrocks). the interval. Frank Power pointed for Lismore a minute into the second half but 4 min- utes later a long range shot from Henry Skeehan ended up in LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES the Lismore net (keeper Denny Buckley thought, the ball was WIDOWS ASSOCIATION the Association commissioned seconded by Mrs. Grace O'Con- going wide) and from that to nor. The N.A.W.I. is celebrating Its an indepth study — "The World the finish the losers were chas- 21st Birthday this year. At the of Widowhood"—experiences of We were privileged to have at ing a lost cause. widows with dependent children the celebrations the founder of Gerry Kirwan had his second Birthday Celebrations in Dublin, ln urban Ireland. The study was the West Waterford Branch. the West Waterford Branch was carried out by Professor Joyce Mrs. Lily O'Donoghue. Mrs. represented by Mrs. Josephine O'Connor of the Social Research Josephine McCarthy on behalf McCarthy, Chairperson and Centre, N.I.H.E.. Limerick. Dr. of the branch presented her Mrs. Grace O'Connor. Executive Helen Ruddle and Mrs. Eileen with a bouquet of flowers. Member. Murphy. The Association was founded The West Waterford Branch by Mrs. Eileen Proctor and has National Widows Day, was meets again after the summer gone from strength to strength, Wednesday. 15th June. All recess, in early September. TO SPONSOR P0C and now has 55 branches in the Branches arranged celebrations TIDY TOWNS PROJECT country. At the Birthday Cele- for that day. The West Water- brations in Dublin, an exhibi- ford Branch arranged to cele- The town is revelling in the tion of the Associations work, brate the day with the Dungar- beautiful July sunshine and ad- FADA COMPETITION photographs and press cuttings van-Abbeyside Branch, Youghal ding a sparkle to all the fresh were on display. Monica Barnes, Branch and Waterford City paint and floral displays In the The G.A.A. has anunounced T.D.. Chairperson of the Oir- Branch. A dinner was held at. streets. that the annual Poc Fada com- eachtas Committee on Women's The Children's Art Posters petition over a four mile course the Tower Hotel. Waterford. and on the Cooley Mountains will be Affairs, cut the birthday cake. was attended by oveT 160 mem- are adorning many shop win- Dr. Michael woods. Minister for bers. The Birthday Cake (pre- dows and the imagination sponsored by Pitman Moore Social Welfare, his wife and sented by Tower Hotel) was cut shown, ln these drawings should (Ireland). The 1988 Poc Fada other public representatives at- by the founder member of the act as a further reminder to will be held omi Monday. August tended the dinner ln the even- everyone to keep Lismore tidy. 1, and in addition to reigning Waterford Branch. Mrs. A. Bro- champion. Ger Cunningham, ing. Representatives from the phy with the assistance of the LISMORE DISPENSARY Northern' Ireland Widows Asso- there will be two contestants Mayor Aid. Davy Daniels, who Dr. Michael Sweney Is ln at- from each of the four provin- ciation, oast and present execu- attended with the Mayoress. At tendance at the Dispensary for COLAISTE MU1RE, DUNGARVAN — Finalists in the U-14 Munster Schools Tennis Championships, left to right: Miss tive members, and Chairpersons ces and one each from Britain 9 o'clock, all present toasted the all patients daily. 10-12 and. 2-4 and New York. John Fenton will Louise Nealon, PE Teachdr, Clodagh Carty, Sarah Dalton, Elizabeth Burke, Elaine Sheehan, Miss Norma Murphy (CMP from all the Branches were also National Association of Widows daily; 10-12 Saturdays. Evening Representative). present. also compete by special Invita- and Its founder. The toast was and night, calls to Lismore tion. To celebrate Its 21st birthday, proposed by Mrs. A. Brophy and Hotel. Tel. 54304. —(Advt.). DUNGARVAN LEADER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1988. PAGE five:

TWOHIG — First Annive-r MURPHY'S COURT To celebrate Dungarvan's saryi — In loving memory of First Shopping Bonanza: my dear brother Michael. Late LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES of Caseyville, Dungarvan, who MAIN STREET, GOLF CLUB NOTES speedy recovery. Mossie on ac- DUNGARVAN died July 5, 1987. den, N. Twomey D. Murphy K. LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES TRAVEL LTD. MOLONEY'S Today is the day of memories, The premier competition of cepting his prize thanked the Kyan. P. Norris, Jnr. So sad of a brother I loved Captain for his magnificent Results: Sunday, July 2, Cap- Weekly Draw: Week No 24 — Lr. Main Street, Dungarvan the year, the Captain's Prize prize and all those who had and wished I still had. (Mr. Pat Norris) was held last tain's Prize (Mr. P. Norris)—1 £50 (93). Mr. Ml. Landers Mel- For Nursery, Toys Phone 058/42799 China, Crystal & Giftware played with him in the compe- M. Walsh (17i 92A; 2 M. Troy leray Road. Cappoquin; £30 (Sadly missed by, your sister Sunday. 3rd July. Heavy non- tition. Myra and brother-in-law Pac- stop rain was the- lot of those (13) 93A; 3. J. Hornibrook (10) (120). Mr. P. Prendergast, Car- and Bicycles are offering kie.) who set forth in the morning 97: 4, T. Ryan (17) 97i: Gross. rignagour; £20 (96), Mrs. F. Mc- at the best prices. while for the afternoon starters T. W. Murphy (3) 72: Best Qua- Grath, Chapel Street; £15 (531 News this week is that TWOHIG — First Anniver- lifier, A. Barden (17) 62; Past Mr. Martin Landers Jnr. Parks Don't miss out on our special specials are coming jn fast it was dry and eventually 10% OFF ALL STOCK sary — In loving memory of sunny. With 60 qualifiers and Capt., S. Beecher (8) 69 Cat Road; £10 (143), Mr. M.' Behe- loffer on lightweight bicycles. and furious. our Uncle- Michael, late ot (0-14) K. Ryan (10) 64; (15-18) gan, Parks Road- £10 (236> We suggest that you call Wiitlh every purchase of £5 the top 15 to play off over 9 Telephone 058/41376 you are in to win the £500' Caseyville, Dungarvan who died W. Henry (18) 63- (19-28) T Mr. M. Condon Snr.. Parkdota, nto the office Monday or holes it was clear that only Keniry (26 ) 64. Bonanza. July 5, 1987. those well under 70 would make Tallow. Promoters Prize _ Mr Tuesday for details of next God thought you were- some- Non-Qualifiers Competition — K Lawton. All types of keys cut week-end's specials. the cut. And so it proved with expertly. MRS. C. MOLONEY one special, 67 the cut-off. 1. R. Culloo (17) 61- 2 D. To take you asi he did O'Keeffe (18) 62- 3, D. Twomey The next draw wll take place The play-off commenced at 6 in the Red House on Saturday. 66 Main St., Dungarvan They say he only takes the p.m. and it soon became appar- (17) 68. Telephone 058/41278 best Friday 8th—Mixed July 9th at 8.15 p.m All ar" ent that it was going to be a Fixtures: welcome to attend. —(Advt.). N.B.—-Watch this space every It, was a most enjoyable Cap- Foursomes (Qualified for Mun- week for Travel News And that he surely did. head to head duel between the tain's Prize, run superbly by the ster Open). Sat. 9th — Country Senior Hurling—On last Sun- as it occurs. (Sadly missed by your nieces two lowest qualifiers, Mossie Felix Flynn Mania and Fiona, nephew Walsh on 61 and Mick Troy on Captain, with no little help Clubs v. Spanish Point in Tip- day evening in Dungarvan we YOUTH AVAILABLE for any Paschal.) 62. It was a play-off worthy of from Sheila and family. Our perary. 11 a.m. Sat./Sun. 9th/ were defeated by Clonea in the kind of work, summer momtti'.s. the occasion with superb golf congratulations to Mossie and 10th — 18 Holes v. Par. Senior Hurling Championship Anything considered. 'Phone TWOHIG — First Anniver- and high drama. Both were a Mike for a play-off. (3-10 to 2-9). 058/43007. sary — In loving memory of ln the Junior Cup in Fermoy LADIES GOLF NOTES little edgy on the 1st, taking a — On Satur- 24 HOUR HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS for my dear brother Michael, late 1 over, but from there on it was on Saturday 2nd, we lost three Junior Hurling sale, everything must clear. of Caseyville, Dungarvan. who with the other two called ln. Congratulations to th^ Cap- day evening last in Tallow we 'A BETTER JOB' par golf. A birdie on the, 5th by defeated Ballyduff in the Junior Telephone 058/54083. died July 5, 1087. Mick Troy seemed to put, him The team which performed so tain (Mr. P. Norris) on the mag- (With a H.G.V. Licence (rigid/1 nificent success of his Prize Hurling Championship (5-15 to The gates of heaven opened in the driving seat but Mossie well was — R. Murphy, K. Mad- 3-1). HACKNEY SERVICE artic or coach) special 5-day) wide,, hung on and his 2nd to Roth- Day and congratulations to 53 SPRINGFIELD course. The angels lined up side by wells and his downhill chl on Mossie Walsh on winning the big D prize, it was a very enjoyable Accommodation arranged. IN MEMORIAM side, the 8th for pars had the mark DUNGARVAN A beautiful guesit was 00 his of a champion. They came to night for the prizegiving and it FITZGERALD — Fifteenth way, thp 9th level, both had good was very well attended. Telephone 058/43322 OUNGARVAN Irish School of Anniversary—In loving memory Candles are burning for you drives and were on thP green Ladies, don't, forget to get of Patrick Fitzgerald, late of today. in 2. Mossie was a Ion? way your team together for the Conna, who died 011 July 5, In a little church wihjere you from the pin in 3-putt territory Open 3-Ball Better Ball on the Motoring 1973, used to pray, but left his first putt just two 20th July. We'll be telling you j DORSET ST., DUBLIN feet from the flag. Mike Troy, GOLF ATTENTION FARMERS! Will those who think of him Asi we ligiht tihem we whisper more about, this next week Phone Monica today, low. nearer but on the very edge of Congratulations to Mrs. A. (01-746677/746037 A little prayer to Jesus say-. God bless you Michael, we the green also left himself Murphy on her very good score DEAD ANIMALS (Always remembered by his miss you so. about a 2 footer. The third CLUB in the 9 Hole Competition last wife Mary and daughter member of the trio putted out Wednesday, June 29. Winner — (Sadly missed by your sister and so it was down to the last Under 21 Hurling — We play Marie.) Nora,, brother-in-law Danny.) Mrs. A. Murphy (29) 254. Tallow i th under-21 Western WANTED WEDDING VIDEOS _ Qual. putt on the last green. Mossie News week's competition — 9 n e £10 for good fresh animals. ity colour without lights- O'BRIEN — Fifth Anniver- TWOHIG — First Anniver- was first to go and sank his final on next, Wednesday July NOTES ^ Hole. —(Divot). 13, at 7.30 p.m. in Cappoquin. PHONE: JOHN MARSH bride's home till honeymoon sary — In loving memory of sary — In loving memory of comfortably. Mike followed and RESULTS 058/47101 - 052/66147 departure. Favourite music in- Jiames OiBrien, Bishops town, our dear Uncle Michael, late of to an audible gasp from the Sat./Sun. — 1, j. Lavan and RECENT DEATH 1 Minor & Under 16 Hurling— serted. Tel. 051/83523. (23-7) Lismore, wiho died July 6, Caseyville, Dungarvan, who large crowd his ball ran around B. power 49 pts.- 2. C Nagle Practice every Sunday morning CHIMNEY PROBLEMS — Re- 1983. R.I.P. Masses offered. died July 5. 1,987. the hole and stayed out — his and T. Spratt 49 pts.; 3, M. We regret to record the death at 11 a.m. lining old damaged chimneys. (Always remembered by his Siweet Jesus. take this only mistake in 27 holes — a Fitzgeirald and F. Ryan 48 of Mrs. Fennessy, Chapel St.. Increase output from fires and wife Maureen and family.) messlage. hard way 1,0 lose a Captain's pts.; Gross, K. Hogan and A Lismore and formerly Glen- cookers, etc. Get rid of con- POWER — First Anniversary To our uncle up aibove. Prize. Spratt 38 pts. cairn. Full obituary next issue. ED. L. DONEGAN densation, smoke, etc. Write or —to' loving memory of Mary Tell him we miss him, For Mossie. who played hur- M'xed Foursomes 1 J M.Ch.S.I., CHIROPODIST phone: Noel Carey, C'logheen Josephine Power (nee Cal- And give- him all, our love. ling for Ballyduff in the after- Casey and A. Elstead 32 pts ; MR. PADDY BARRY Phone 052/65361. (30-7) laghan) late of "Deise," Lang- '(I&adly missed by your 2. T. Lineen and J. Melody : 3 Black Friars, Waterford. noon and arrived back 'ust be- — Ex- hurstwood RO-ad, Horsham and nieces Mary, Christina. Anna 3. C. Bannon and A. Brown 3-4J- The unexpected death of Mr. Telephone 051/74015 LIVESTOCK: SHEEP fore the play-off it was a day to port lambs 80-90 lbs., 36-40' kg. formerly Shandon, Dungarvan, and nephew Timothy.) remember, his golf was supeitb Gross, L. Smyth and E. Paddy Barry. New Street, Lis- who died on July 8, 1087. R.I.P. O'Belrne 39. more came as a great shock to HOLIDAY PLAY LW purchased liveweight at WHELAN — Fourth Anniver- throughout — a man who If he all his neighbours and friends. MONDAY, JULY 18— our Clonmel Saleyard every We did not see you close your sary — In loving memory of concentrates on golf will un- eyes, A genial man. he had been in Tuesday, weighing at 10 a.m. Nonie Whelan, late of Thomas doubtedly be off single figures FIXTURES — OPEN FORT- good health up to the time of Lismore — 9 a.m. precisely, unlimited supply re- We did not see you die, before too long. NIGHT CONTINUES GROUP Tenrace, Dungarvan, who died his death. Opening Monday, July 18 Knoekanore — 11.30 a.m quired. Top market price paid. All we knew was that you on July 10, 1084. Mass offered. At a very well attended pre- Thursday — Men's 18 hole For quotation Tel. 052/21788 were gone, Though parted by the hand sentation of prizes that night Scotch Foursomes (time sheet His remains were removed For Children 2^-5 yrs. every Monday. Booking essen- Without a last goodbye. of God. the Captain, Pat Norris thanked 5 p.m.-6.3o P.m.); Friday _ 18 from his home to St. Carthage's tial. _ Stokes & Quirke It was a sudden parting. Sometime, someday we'll all who contributed to making holes siinigles stableford (time Church and his funeral took Ltd. (1*9-8) Too bitter forget the competition the success it place to St. Carthage's cemetery MON, — WED. — FRI. Dungarvan Shopping to meet again.. sheet alll day); Saturday — 18 9.30 a.m. — 1 p.m. Only those who loved you. was. with a, special mention for hole fourball stablleford (time after Requiem Mass on Monday CLEAN SWEEP — Chimneys As Jesus said we wili. our Vice-President D. Lee who June 27th. celebrated by Fr. Bonanza Are the ones who will not (Always remembered by your sheet 5-6.30 p.m.); Sunday — Fully Equipped 'Room. and ranges cleaned to, perfec- iforget. is presently hospitalised in O'Gorman, C.C.. Lismore. Also tion. Tel. 051/91314. (8-7) loving daughter Cait.) Festival Trophy—18 hole 'sin- WIN £500 The happy hours we once Cork — we wish you a very gles stroke (time sheet all present were Canon Power and KINDERGARTEN TO LET in Main Street, Lis. enjoyed, Mons. O'Brien. (Causeway, Abbeyside) Only three more days to more, 5 bedroomed house, day). How sweet tlheir memory Note — all time sheets are He is survived by his sister win £500 in Dungarvan's unfurnished. — T. J. Hegarity still. Moira McHugh great shopping spree now at Auctioneer & Valuer. Phone posted at 10.30 p.m. 3 days Josie (U.S.A.), nieces, nephews But death has left a vacant ACKNOWLEDGMENT prior to competition, presenta- and other relatives and friends Tel. 058/42013 (15-7) participating outlets. Enter 058/54347. place, to whom we extend our sincere free with purchases draw. ALL PARTS of bicycles sup- tion of prizes at 10 P.m. on day This world can never fill. FOLEY — The family oif the sympathy. May hft rest in peace. plied and all makes of bikes late Richard Foley. Main, Street. of competition. This week's event® include supplied to order. Apply to Your life was one of kindly FURTHER TRIBUTES Members are reminded that Armada and Maritime Ex- Lismore, wish to tihamk all who Patrick Barry. Bracken Bar, deeds. sympathised wiith them in, their the second instalment of the hibition. Museum, Society; A helping hand for others Course Developmenit Levy was Tallow. Phone 058/56291. (t.c) needs. recent bereavement; those who Town Trail conducted tour of sent Mass cards messages of due for payment by June 30. historic Dungarvan. Friday HYPNOTHERAPY — Rellevea Sincere and true in heart sympathy and floral tributes; TO LATE CANON Entries are now being accept- J'Uly 8. 3 p.m.. Grattan Sq. worry, anxiety, tension and and mind ed for Waterford Co-op Amm fear. Teaches you to relax, those wiho attended the removal (Morrissey's); Seisiun — ceol, These are the memories left and buriial. A special word of Amm to be held on July 23 24 eraic is r.-nnce _ Lawlor's helps to alleviate symptoms. behind. thanks to Dr. Gallagher aind Teams of 4, Handicap limit 5-2. MICHAEL MORRISSEY SHOES HWFCEJ, Wednesday, July 6 E If you have a problem 'phone ("Sadly missed by her loving Nurse Pollard. Lismore. Th<- CASSIDY CHANGE OF BUSINESS P.m.; Fleadh Cheoil Na and make an appointment husband Michael. son Garry, LADIES NOTES The cause is treated, not just holy sacrifice of the Mass w:il Mumhain week-end, 8-I0 July daughters Caroline and Cora, be offered for their intention^. At a specially conivened meet- Results — Tuesday. June 28. the symptoms. Sessions are sons-im-law Joe and Rob and 4 ball better ball winner C Free draw takes place Mon- strictly confidential and by ing of the Co. Waterford Voca- day 11. Results here next all her relatives.) tional Education Committee, Terry (Ui9) A. Elstead (22) 48 appointment only. Carried out TWOHIG — First Anniver- pts.; 2nd. K. Beresford (25). R week, tn quiet, private surroundings.— held 011 Wednesday. Junle 20 It CLEARANCE SALE sary — In loving memory of a was unanimously resolved: McDonnell (300 47 pts.. from V SHOP IN DUNGARVAN FOR W. H. Middleton-Leyton, MBSH dear husband and father, Nugent, K. Deasy Best gross The Lodge. Mocollop, Ballydufl "That we, the members of VALUE AND SERVICE Michael Twohlg. 23. Caseyville. Dungarvan Leader County Waterflord Vocational S. McGrath (8), A. D'Alton (151 Gents Shoes from £12. Upper, Co. Waterford. Phone Dungarvan. who died On July 33 pts. 058/60113. TELEPHONE (058)41203 Education Committee, convey Ladies Shoes from £5. I (German Shep- 5, 1987. our deepest sympathy to His Congratulations: to Maura Ladies Canvas B/W £9.99 — now £4.99. ALSATIAN The past year without you Fahey who got a hole In one. herd) pups for sale, fawn and FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1988. Lordship. Most Rev. Dr. Rus- Boys Docs — £9.99. Boys Slip-ons — £9.99. black and tan; excellent: guard Michael sell. Bishop of Waterford and! Fixture — Tuesday. June 12. Is t)he saddest I have known. Open Day. 18 hole s'ngles: Football Boots from £15. dogs; parents can be seen; I treasure loving thoughts of Lismore, the Clergy of the John Kelly price reasonable. Telephone Diocese and to his brother and sponsored by VG Rugby Boots £36.80 — now £19.95. you, — PRO 051/73011. When- 1 am all alone. sisters, on the death of our Rugby Knicks — £4.99. GARDEN PONDS — We have I wander to your graveside. esteemed Chairman, Very Rev. Assorted Runners from £3.99. Dean T. Cassidy. P.P., V.F.. 24 HOUR the complete range of plants Arid place each flower with NEWS OF TOWN Competition Spikes £31.99 — now £19.99. ] (over 15 types), Pool liners S.T.L.. B.A. H.D.E." care, Ladies Squash/Tennis £25 — now £15. I (10+), Pumps (4 + ). Fish But no one knows the heart- Each member of the Commit- HACKNEY SERVICE I' 14+ >. Feed <7+), Books (IB), ache. tee present paid tribute to Ladies and Gent's All Weather Golf Shoes — £9.95. Lights (4+i. — Orchardstown When I turn and leave you AND Veny Rev. Dean Cassidy for tihe Gents Jodhpur Boots £48.95 — now £29.95. | Garden Centre 4 miles out there. courtesy, efficiency and fair- 3 Sexton Street I Cork Rd., Waterford. Telephone ness which he exercised as DUNGARVAN FBD Safety Work Boots — £14.95. j 051/84273. (5-8) No one knows the heartache Ladies Leather Bootees from £9.95. I have tried so hard to hide. Chairman of the Committee. RAS COMMITTEE- Villas ROUNDABOUT His negotiating skills with the Ladies Fleece-lined Wellies — £6.99. For strong No one knows how many Abbeyside, Dungarvan GARDEN SHEDS— times. Department of Education were Men's Wellingtons — £5. Hunter Wells — £15. j treated sheds, telephone or call DUNGARVAN PIPE BAND noted and1 It was the opinion Telephone 058/43249 I've broken down and cried. c THANKS Children's Dancing Shoes from £8.99. to — Orchardstown Garden Results of quarterly draw. of all that tihe Committee ha Centre, 4 miles out Cork Road. To each of us there comes a lost a distinguished Chairman, Dungarvan FBD Ras Stage- CBS Football/Huriing Jerseys — £3.99. July 3rd — £50 Brendan Scan- End Committee wish to thank Waterford. Tel. 051/84273. t'5-8) time. an outstanding negotiator and Friarv Football/Hurling Jerseys — £3.99. When loved ones have to lon; £20. Pat Dwyer; £10. Liam the following for their help LOST — In Dungarvan. pair Jones; £5 each. Lucia Healy. a brilliant educator. McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE of gents spectacles, name on part. and co-operation: Assorted Football Knicks — £2.99. ls open every Sunday from 11 For me that parting came too Catherine Mulcahy Catherine The Chief Executive Officer, Assorted Football Sox — £1.50. ear piece. Replies to Box No. Mulcahy; Aidan Muilarkey. Pro- on behalf of the Committee's Central Dairies for gener- a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 Q542 "Leader" Office. soon-. All-Ireland Track Suits. L. XL — £9.95. p.m. week days: closed on Mon- moters Prizes — W. Tutty (2); staff, associated himself with ously putting up the sponsor- FOR SALE — Amazon. EK 300 And left a broken heart-. D. Flynn; D. 0!Connor (2). ship for two stages, without Pcwy Squash Racquet — £14.95. day -McGuire's Garden Centre, (Sadly missed by your loving thie vote of sympathy. He paid fertiliser spreader; 2 Hot Line —(Advt.). tribute to the late Chacrman'is which it would not -have been Football Gloves (few) — £1. Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- electric fences < 1 new. 1 sec- wife- Esther, daughter Michelle phone 051/82136. dedication and interest In the possible to bring the FBD ondhand): quantity of blue amd son Paul.) NOAMH PADRAIG C.C.E. affairs of the Committee and Milk Ras to Dungarvan; BOO KEN HANDLES, hinges Bangor slates; also 3 timber TWOHIG — First Anniver- Enrolment for the new term sary In lovihg memory of to the invaluable assistance Urban and County Councils, and glass On all types of ladders. — Li-am Hallahan, of step dancing with teacher and advice which he afforded Civil Defence and Gardai for aluminium windows replaced Monatray, Kinsalebeg, Youghal. Uncle Michael late of Casey- Michael Ryan (Cashell. takes MICHAEL MORRISSEY SHOES place on Wednesday. July 13th him. stawarding and patrolling O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN Also top quality PVC windows FOR SALE—Aberdeen Angus ville, Dungarvan who died July traffic; Dungarvan Scouts and sold and fitted. Contact M. 5 1987 starting at 6 o'clock. New pupils bull, 16 months old. Telephone are welcome. Enquiries (058) Cycling Club; Mr. Jack Flan- Queal'ly 058/41323. 058/42O24. Sweet Jesus, take this mes- agan, Auctioneer who spon- sage to our uncle up aibove. 68116. CAHPETS AND UPHOLSTERY FOR SALE — Good quality sored the bouquets of flowers, 1087 hay. Tel. 024/97305. Tell him how we miss him ST. VINCENT DE PAUL and Susan Donnelly., Ras professionally cleaned, guaran- and give him all our love. teed results; pressure cleaning; OF INTEREST TO SCRAP SOCIETY, DUNGARVAN Queen who presented them MERCHANTS — Large cast (Sadly missed bv your n'ece The monthly collection will to the winners. house fronts, roofs, farmyards, Emma and nephew Timothy.) ASSAULTED machinery, etc. Pipe and dram ironi machine -suitable for be taken up after all Masses at Also Mr. Michael Burke of scrap; free but must be dis- TWOHIG — First Anniver- St. Mary's Parish Church and cleaning service; agents for sary — In- loving memory of Lawlor's Hotel for delegating THE ARCADE, LISMORE pressure washers, hot and cold, mantled and removed; also Friary Church on Saturday accommodation and for put- other items of scrap metal free my' brother Michael Twohlg. night and Sunday next. electric petrol, diesel and PTO late of Caseyville, Dungarvan, FORMER BUSINESS ting his premises at -the dis- machines available. — Casey for the taking. Contact Box No. DIED IN NEW YORK posal of the huge Rias D1938 "Leader" Office. who died July 5. 1087. Cleaning Services, Tallow. Tele- No matter how we spend our Widespread regret has been entourage, for their com- AVONDALE POULTRY puters and equipment- Junior phone 058/56123. days. occasioned in his native Dun- FARM, Banteer Co. Cork, will garvan by news of the untimely Chamber and Dungarvan CARAVANS — Excellent No matter what w® do, PARTNER attend Waterford Mart Gate, death in New York last week- Traders who helped with choiice of top quality modern Thursday. July 14. t me 3 to 5 Before we close our eyes at end of Mr. Dinny Quarry, for- finances; Dungarvan Soccer touring caravans. All sizes in p.m. Carrick-on-Suir Market. night merly of Ktlrush Dungarvan. A man who made a substan- Club who let the cyclists use stock at unbeatable prices. — Friday 16, 12 to 3 p.m. Sale of iWe always think of you. Aged only 45, Dinny was mem- tial investment in what turned their changing rooms and Healy Caravans, Duntaheen oullets 5 months old, £3.50 (Sadly missed by yiour sister ber of one of the most highly out to be a failed company, and showers; Lai Power and Starts This Weekend Road, Fermoy (near Technical each: 5j months, £3.75; turkeys Rose brother-in-law Ernest). respected families ln the local- subsequently obtained an Mercy con/vent for use of School). Tel. 025/32302, any 6 weeks old. as hatched, £3.5.0. TWOHIG — FiTst Anniver- ity and was widely popular and unsatisfied Court decree, ap- lorry and chairs; Liam Shan- MANY ITEMS AT HALF-PRICE! Dime.

TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES Behind the SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page 1) TALLOW G.A.A. NOTES In his report to the meeting, non. Noelle Quann. Glna O'Brien. John O'Brien. Mary Mc- Namara. Bill McNamara. The- Tallow hurlers reached the secretary Dick Tobin said it O'Brien. Aideen McDonnell Jac- time while publicans may be semi-final of thls years senior was a sad night for the Tallow queline Mills Claire Mills, Fld- resa Condon. Eileen Coughlan. thirty minutes after closing championship with a 10 point Cumann due to the death ear- elma Feeney. Annette Feeney. Congraulations to all the win-1 time. fined £400 for a first offence. lier this year of its founder and ners. For many of these dan- winning margin against a Jennifer Feeney, Mary Murray. Some customers believed that It is widely believed that the Shamrocks team, who possibly President Jimmy Cunningham Michelle Murray. Paula Gould- cers. it was their first time com-; new regulations will be strongly played their best match to date "No words of mine." he said, lr.g. B'reda 0;Brien. Theresa pet ing at a Feis. — (P.R.O. V under the new Act last drinks and lost on a scoreline of 3-12 "could do justice to this man could be served up to 12 enforced and District Justice to 0-11. who since the first day he form- o'clock (midnight) on week O'Connell who is tihe resident ed the Tallow Cumann had For threequarters of this nig hits with the half hour Justice for all areas in West game, Shamrocks had the Tal- worked tirelessly for the aims Waterford and South Tipperarv low boys in a bit of trouble, of Fianna Fall" drinking up time applying after however, in the last quarter. A very lively debate then took that This is not so as accord- issued a warn.ing at Youghal Tallow pulled away to record place with many people airing DRINK A FACTOR IN ing to the regulations last calls Court last week Mat the their fourth win In as many their own personal views which penalties to be imposed for outings and leave them the were answered and noted by are timed for 11.30 p.m. to only unbeaten team in this sec- Deputy Fahey and Cllr. Wilkin- YOUGHAL ASSAULT which is then added the thirty any breaches in 'the future tion. Shamrocks started the son. minutes drinking up time. would be much more severe game at a cracking pace and A Killeagh man wiho was Garda Eddie Hayes said The hour extension 'to 11 th'an heretofore. had a point registered after Officers Elected: President — 1 sent crashing through a plate when he arrived at the scenie p.m. on Sunday nights with about a minute. Tallow's Con James coughlan: Chairman — glass window in a Youghal he saw the plate glass window CLUBS IN A CRUX Curley levelled by the fourth Eddie Cunningham: Vice-do.— chip shop in the early hours of completely shattered. Campbell again, the thirty minutes drink- minute but for the next ten Michael O'Keeffe: Hon Secre- the morning sustained serious admitted' responsibility for ing up time t'hen added on was However a little known minutes Shamrocks had four tary — Dick Tobin; Treasurers injuries to his hand and face wha;t had happened but since particularly welcomed when it points in their best spell of the —Richard /Tobin. James Cough- aspect of the new Act will necessitating 16 stitches, Dis- then had paid £108 compensa- came into operation for the match to leave Tallow trailing lan- Youth Officer — Pat Shee- tion to the shop cwner. create a major crux fo-r sport's trict Justice W. F. O'Connell first time last Sunday night. 0-5 to 0-1. Then In a three min- han: P.R.O. _ Dennie Cunning- hteard at Youghal Court last and social clubs. Section 45 of ute spell, first Pat Murphy goal- ham. The defendant told the court Friday. However many publicans re- the Act prohibits the publica- ed and levelled the game with National Collection—The Na- that he saw Mellerick po'nt his ported that the new extended a great point. Then his brother tional Collection was an out- 21-year old Patrick Campbell. finger at has younger brother tion of advertisements by any Kieran goaled from about, 60 standing success here In Tallow •Manager of the local Ocean and he went over to take him hours only meant that drinkeTs registered club for the holding yards out for a soft goal to and we would like to thank Lounge and a native of Co. away. Mellerick Mated his first arrived that little bit later of discos and other sudh. func- leave Tallow leading. 2-2 to 0-5. everybody who subscribed so Moniaghan. pleaded not guilty to strike him and hie pushed tlhan usual as they continued tions except by notice posted Shamrocks came again to add generously. — (P.R.O. Dennie to assaulting David MeP.erick. him Mellerick staggered, fell to observe their usual practice two points. Dermot Henley Cunningham). inside 'the club premises or by Cox's Terrace, Killeagh. at back and went through the of coming in just for the last pointed a free and Pat Murphy South Main Street on June 21 window. He regretted the ser- circular issued to members. doubled a high ball to the net. hour before closing time. TALLOW DANCING CLASS thereby occasioning him actual ious injuries susta'ned by him The new Act also amends for a marvellous goal. Everyone bodlily harm. but he did not intend tt> in- A significant change in the expected an avalanche of scores Results of Class F'eis on Mon- section 5 of the Registration of David Mellerick told the flict any injuries on Mellerlrk. new Intoxicating Liquor Act 1 to come but it didn't work out day. June 27 — Mary Pratt. Clubs Act in that 'for the that way. Shamrocks added a Court that he went to a chip District Justice O'Oonne'l concerns the fines that may be Emma Mangan. Niamh Man- shop in the early hours of purpose of registration it will further point before Dermot gan. Eleanor Flynn. Maire said dir'nk was a factor and he imposed for breaches. Fines of that morning and as he d'd he be necessary now lo have 125 Henley had the final saw with a Flynn. Catherine Leahy. Brid believed there was some hassle up 'to £50 may now be imposed point, to leave Tallow leading O'Leary. Tracy Coughlan. Caro- heard a sihout. On looking beifore this incident. However. members as against the old around, he saw Campbell cross on 'Ibund-ons' after closing by 3-4 to 0-8 at half time. line Houlihan. Yvonne Houli- Campbell had met the case requirement of 25. han. Ann-Marie Houlihan. Orla thie road amid make some men- fairly. and given that he had Walsh. Elaine Harpur. Lynn tion about defendant's brother. paid compensation for th° The prohibition on the Power. Clara Coleman. Paula "Before I kinew anything else, window and had no previous publication of advertisements I was sent crashing through Heskin. Fiona Heskin. Adrian convictions he would fine the for club functions such, as Heskin Edel Morrisson. Sheila tihe chip shop window, having defendant £10 with £25 ex- DUNGARVAN Delaney, Una Beecher. June been either hit or pushed by penses "In all the circum- discos will, without doubt, hit Power. Aoife Sheehan. Nlamh Campbell" he said. stances." the fund-raising activities of Sheehan. Donna Feeney, A;:n- Mellerick added that, he re- many soccer, rugby, golf and Marie O'Regan. Elaine O'Grady. ceived wounds to his hand and Inspector P. J. Brennan pro- Tadg Beecher. Claire Cliffe. face and had to receive a total secuted and Mr. John Brosnan, CAUSEWAY rowing clubs Which up to now Caroline Hannon. Claire Han- of 1'6 stitches. Coir., defended. have enjoyed a regular income from such sources. The feature of the first half was the amount of wides Tallow TENNIS CLUB The section dealing with nlie had from score able positions. Shamrocks reduced thp deficit situation comes in at the tail- to 4 points immediately after end of the Act and .received the restart but, Tallow's mid- NOTES little or no mention during Paddy Harnett, Managar, Central Dairies Ltd., Dungarvan, field came more into it at this helps Stephen Spratt don Jhe winners jersey for the Dungarvan stage and Kieran Murphy and the passing of t'he Bill through Tennis activity is at an. all- the houses of the Oireachtas. Time Trial Stage of the FBD Milk Race. (Rory Wyley) Connie Curley began to rule the time high with our members roost. Two marvellous points playing in. tournaments as far We learn that 'the regulations from Connie Curley and similar covering the position w re scores from Dermot, Henley had apart as carlow. Tipperary and e Recent Deaths Cork. included only after intensive Tallow leading by 3-8 to 0-9 A penalty for Tallow was pointed Judy O'Brien/ covered herself lobbying by the Irish Hotels' in, glory by attaining a treble oy Pat Murphy and a pointed quiem Mass on Wednesday mor- han on the organ. Federation which claimed that free a few minutes later by the in Douglas. Cork—the girls u-16 ning for the repose of her soul Burial took place immediate- clubs were involved in "unfair now rampant Connie Curley and also officiated aft jp.vard.-; ly after the Mass in the family and u-19 singles and the girls FURNITURE SALE MRS. NOREEN u-19 doubles. competition" wit'h hotels re- BARRACK STREET, TALLOW put Tallow ln an unassailable at the burlai in the adjoining burial plot In the adjoining position. Philly Curley and Der- cemetery, assisted by Rev. P. cemetery. Fr. Carey officiated In Carlow Clodagh Carty and sulting in job losses. mot Henley finished the scoring Mac Siucais, C.C. at the graveside assisted by Rev. Cathie O'Mahony won the u-14 SATURDAY, JULY 9 — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for Tallow while Shamrocks ad- O'FLAHERTY girls doubles. Clodagh was- also We record with very sincere (Funeral arrangements were M. Cullinan C.C. DUNGARVAN PARKING ded two further points. by J. Kiely & Sons). runiner-up in the stogies. In ^ GENULNE REDUCTIONS ON ALL ITEMS regret the death of Mrs. Noreen Many beautiful floral tributes O'Flaherty (nee O'SulIivan V 2. Tipperary. Susan O'Connor and DISCS Martin Murphy played very were placed on her grave. Olga Fleming were runners-up Consisting (briefly) of Chaise Longues, Sets of Chairs, Western Terrace. Dungarvan. Chief mourners Josie well in goal and did all chat which occurred on Tuesday, in the u-14 doubles. Well dene An inquiry to the Town Hall Victorian Armchairs, Tables, 3-piece Suites, Brass Items was asked of him. Jim O^Donog- (mother i: Gerry O'Donoghue all! June 28, following a period of (step-father i: Babs (sister); in Dungarvan concerning the and Pictures, etc. hue and Tomas McCarthy play- failing health. ed well but the towering Liam Jim and Billy (brothers): Vic Meanwhile at home cup purchase of parking discs now O'Brien had one Of his best Deceased who was a charm- MR. THOMAS (brother-in-law): Peggy Eileen matches are in full swing. The required by motorists parking FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED AND POLISHED ing and most inoffensive lady and Annie (sisters-in-law); games to date in the Tallow jer- Michel Cup team of Mary Phe- their cars on streets in the sey. Steve Curley and Mick Bee- was member of a well-known Paddy and Mikey Moylan lan. Theresa Keane. Pat Flan- and highly estemed local fam- town centre brought the NE 058/56339 cher hurled well in patches DUNFORD (uncles)- Rita and Molly agan. and Suzanne Dalton tra- reply EUGENE BARRY PHO while Timmy Sheehan was very ily. She had worked for periods Wp regret to record the pass- (aunts): Danielle. Joanne and velled to Youghal for the first that they may be purchased sound all through, especially in with Dungarvan Urban Coun- ing of Mr. Thomas (Tommy i Michelle: Jimmy. Mark and round and returned home vic- singly as required and1 at a the second half. cil on the fuel voucher scheme. Dunford. Currabaha. Dungar- Peter (nieces and nephews) torious. The Summer Cup team Relict of Michael O'Flaherty. van. which took place at the cousins, relatives and friends. price of lOp per disc (for one Connie Curley and Kieran District Hospital. Dungarvan on —(Paula' Veale, Maeve Carty. who predeceased her by seven- Rita 'MOore. Luke Brennami, hour with a free half hour Murphy worked very hard in teen years, she founded the Dun- Wednesday June 29. In his 87th thjrown in). midfield through the hour. garvan & Abbeyside Branch of year he had been ill for some Owen O'Mahony and Colin Carty defeated Ballyipatrick at Dermot Henley, Philly Curley the Widows Association of Ire- time. We made the inquiry when and Mickey Curley in the half land in which she held various home in their first, round tie He was a highly respected Our Nationalist Cup team — we found tihait one outlet would forward line put, in a lot of officerships. including the chair over a long period of years. member of the farming commu- MR. JOHN KEANE Liam Orotty, Tom Higgins. Mic- only sell the discs in £1 books. work but It was our full forward We regret to record the death line of Paul curley, Pat Murohy She was extremely popular nity who enjoyed life, and be- hael and John Paul Collin is, put Since t'hen we have also been ing of a quiet and gentle nature of Mr. John Keane, Congress up a very creditable perform- and David Henley who gave the and most highly esteemed in the informed that while diiscs can Shamrocks full back line a lot area and her death has been he liked nothing better than to Villas Dungarvan. formerly of ance against Catholic Institute read. Bal/lyguiry, which occurred at A but were defeated 3-1. be purchased singly at most Bord Solathair an Leictreachais of problems. the cause of much sorrow to The Introduction of Liam her many friends but more es- A loving husband and father the District Hospital. Dungar- outlets, a charge of lip was Moroney and John Jo Henley pecially to her sorrowing sons he will be sadly missed by his van on Tuesday. June 21. John FRIENDLY being made for each disc at e sorrowing: wife Clss and family who had reached an advanced i for Mickey Curley and Dave and other family relatives to another outlet. Henley respectively livened whom we extend deep and sin- to whom we extend deep and age. had been in failing health Fourteen teenagers travelled NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS things up especially in the last cere' sympathy. sincere sympathy on their sad for some time. firom Youghal last Friday and ft would appear that both, 10 minutes. loss. had a most enjoyable. after- In order to carry out essential improvements Her remains were removed on One ot natures gentlemen, he these practices are not in Before the removal from the possessed a most inoffensive noon's tennis. Our team: David accordance with t'he regulations and alterations to our networks, we regret Wednesday evening from the Cliffe. Neil Carty. the Moloneys Kiely Funeral Home to St. Hospital Mortuary on Tuesday and unassuming nature and his as it should be possible to that it will be necessary to interrupt the evening. Very Rev. C. O Dalalgh passing has been the cause of Tony David and John. Michael Mary's Parish Church and were Verling. Daniel Holland. Marie purchase discs singly at alii out- electricity supply as follows; blessed by her brother, Very P.P.. Old Parish recited the Ros- much sorrow to his many ary ana other prayers of Re- friends, but more especially to Quinn, Leah Harnett, Ro'.sin lets and at the specified charge Rev. James O'SulIivan assist- Hickey. Sinead phelan, Orla ed by Rev. J Griffin. C.C.. Rev. quiem. Op. arrival at St Gob- his sorrowing son Gilbert, bro- of lOp each and ,not one penny SHANDON R/A W. Carey. C.C.. Rev. M. Cullin- inet's Church, Kilgoblnet. the ther. sisters and other family Kelleher. Ashling O'Connor and coffin was blessed and received Ness a Fenton, proved too more. Monday, 11th July, '88 — 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — Bally- an. C.C.. Rev. Fr. Kehoe. O.S.A.. relatives on the'r sad bereave- by Very Rev. Fr. Doherty P.P.. ment. srtirong for the visitors. Very Rev M. Brennock, O.S.A.. BACK HOME TO neety, Keakoe. Gliddane, Ballynock, Cas'tlequarter, Kil- Rev. G. Hickey O.S.A.. Rev. D. assisted by Very Rev. N. Mc- gobinet, Lnohindriski. Ballyconnery, Currabaha, Goolnas- Treacy O.S.A.. Rev. Fr. Gough Carthy. His remains were removed on ABBEYSIDE Wednesday evening from the mear, Bohadoon. Collig'an, Knock roe. O.S.A.. Very Rev. N. McCarthy. Fr. Doherty P.P.. celebrated This week our choice for the Mons. P. Lannen, Rev. J. Boyle Kiely Funeral Home to St. Requiem Mass on Friday mor- Mary's Parish Church and were ballad corner is not an old one SHANDON R/A The team never lived up to and Rev P. Ahearne. C.C. ning for the happy repose of but a newly composed song with expectations and we still have Fr. O'SulIivan celebrated the his soui and also officiated blessed, amid received by Rev. M. the words and music by well- Tuesday, 12th July, '88 — 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — Kil- to see the best from the lads. Requiem Mass on Thursday afterwards at the burial in the Cullinan. C.C.. assiisted by Rev. known Dungarvan musician. J. Griffin. C.C. and Very Rev. losseuag'h, Middlequater. Bawnacarrigaun, Newtown. We now have about, six weeks morning for the happy repose adjoining cemetery, assisted by Willie White. He has called it to prepare for the semi-final of her soul and also officiated Rev. G. Condon. C.C., Kill. j. O'SulIivan. "Back Home To Abbeyside" and and only a lot, of hard work in Rev W. Carey. C.C. celebrated BALLYDUFF R/A afterwards at the burial in the Chief mourners—Ciss (wife): has recorded it on Deise Records the field will bring its rewards. adjoining cemetery. Other Paddy. James and Thomas the Requiem Mass for the re- under the title "All Of Me." It Thursday, 14th July, '88 — 09.30 to 4.30 p.m. — Tallow- Team — Martin Murphy. Jim clersy present were Rev. M. Cul- (sons): Nora (sister)- Peg pose of h's soul on' Thursday is also available on cassette and O'Donoghue. Liam O'Brien, bridge, Lisfinny, Sion, Littlegrace, Knockroe. Knockna- linan. C.C.. Rev. W. Carey C.C.. Mansfield. Old Parish (sister- morning and also officiated it can be obtained from the Tomas McCarthy. Steve Curley, Very Rev. W. Callanan. PP.. in-law) : Criss and Eileen afterwards at the burial in the composer who resides at Youg- muck. Goolad'oody, Coolowen, Aglish, Ballygailily, Garry- Mick Beecher (capt.), Tim Shee- Mons. P. Lannen Very Rev. N. (daughters-in-law), grandchild- old churchyard cemetery. Rev. hal Road. Dungarvan. cloyne, Garrybrlltas, Ahaunboy, Glencairn, Glen.more, han, Connie Curley 0-4 (0-1 McCarthy. Very Rev. P. Queally, ren relatives and friends. M. Cullinan, C.C.. wasi also GREG MORRIS free) Kieran Murphy 1-0, Der- The words of "Back Home To Cattle richard, Fortwilliam, Tober. Shean, Sheanmore, P.P.. St. Peter & Pauls. Clon- (Funeral arrangements were present. Abbeyside" are as follows:— mot Henley 0-4 (0-1 free). Philly mel, Rev. D. Treacy. O.S.A.. Rev. (Funeral arrangements were Greg Morris pays another I Kilcoran, Marslhltown, Garrynagoul, Modeligo House, Curley 0-1. Mickey Curley Paul by Tom Drohan). N. O'Donnell O.S.A.. Rev. G bv James Kiely and Sons, Dun- welcome visit on July 11. IS ! If I could wave a wand. I Gairha, Ballydiuff. Glenbeg, Bawnbrack, Cloonbeg, Mocol- Curley, Pat Murphy 2-3 (0-1 Hickey, O.S.A.. Rev. Fr. Kehoe. garvan.) and 13. The booking sheet is I free). David Henley. Subs. — would go back to the Pond lop, Ballynerroon, Glenagurteen, Dalymount, Barnon- O.S.A.. Very Rev. P. McCarthy, now up but all those who pay I The sailing boats to see there Liam Moroney and J. J. Henley O.S.A.. Prior Galway Rev. P. will be allowed book a t'me. i volla, Ballydiuff Creamery, Ballyduff Village, Ballinlevane, for Mickey Curley and David Fitzgerald. Chaplain, Carriglea. on the tide. Scarinaroota, Carrigan, Black, Lyrenacfogh. Toor, Glen- Henley. Jack Veale is on duty evecy My heart will gently swell. Very Rev C. O Dalalgh. P.P. MISS MARY HAYES afiternoon and will gladly take when i hear the chapel bell fooran, Knockaniska, Labbanacallee, Gortniapeaky, Toor- The club learned during th"; Old Parish and Rev. M. B'oy!<-. We record with very sincere bookings. Toll through Murphy Place, nageefra. Toornageehaum, Parkatobeen, Knockcorrag'h. week that, the Injury to club Chief mourners — Nell and regret the death of Miss Mary player Pat Daly is more serious MR. BERTIE AHERNE Flrank Delamey. who proved right down to old Strand- Knockaoullaun, Ballyduff Nursery. Michael O'Flaherty (sons): Very Hayes. 119 Westway, White The death of Mr. Bertie so popular with beginners, both side. than we expected. It seems that Rev. Fr. James O'SulIivan (bro- City. London, on Tuesday night, Ahearne. O'Connell Street, Dun- he will not play hurling or foot- adult and junior will also be ther) • Mary and Eileen O'SulIi- July 21st. garvan and formerly Kereen, returning in August — same I'm coming home to you FOR SAFETY SAKE— ball ever again. Pat was a mar- van (sfsteis): Mrs. Cait OLSU1- Mary who had been in failing Aglish. took place at St. Jos- when my mission here is vellous servant, to the club livan (sister-in-law): Mrs. rules apply. 1—Please treat all services and installations as health for some time was eph's Hospital Dungarvan on through down through the years and his Joanne Daly < niece): Donal daughter of Josie (nee- Moylan) Thursday. June 30. He was In A few more years and I am presence will be sadly missed. OPEN WEEK live during this period as supply may be O'Donoghue, Wolverhampton and the late Jimmy Hayes, his 79th year and had been ill on my way resumed at any time for brief periods. We wish Pat a speedy recovery (nephew). Westway and formerly of Dun- for just a short time. to full health and the best of Enitry forms are now avail- Of fine sailors we will talk, (Funeral arrangements were garvan. She was 41. Bertie had been a well-known through the village I will 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating luck in the future. by J Kiely & Sonsj. able for our own' junior Open Mary had been a quiet and and popular figure in Dungar- Week which begins July 18. To walk Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. Our Gala All-Sponsored Grey- inoffensive young woman pos- van. where he lived for many cater for our maimy young Reminisce about, fine ships Office immediately. hound Meeting takes place on sessed of a jovial and very years. He worked all his life at players the Causeway has in- along the quay. this Friday, July 8 at, Youghal pleasant nature. Despite her Power's Brewery until he re- troduced two new events an Track, starting at 8.15 sharp. failing health her spirits never tired. where he was extremely Chorus: The club would like to take this flagged and her good humour, popular with the management Unl2 boij-'s and girls doubles, opportunity to thank all of our which won her many good and his fellow workers. kindly sponsored by Kids Cor- MISS ANASTATIA ner and David Walsh. Our sin- I often think of home and the sponsors for the meeting, pro- friends in London and Dungar- He loved cycling and In his places we would roam ceeds of which are for the field van. remained with her to the younger days he was a fanati- cere thanks to all our sponsors —Alicia's. The Allrounder By the churchyard steeple, development. TOBIN end. cal motor cyclist. graceful tall and wide Miss Anastatia Tobin. Hac- Her death at such a compar- Sincere sympathy is extended Danmy's. Lawlor's Hotel M J —(Padraig O Siochain PRO), Keane. Dungarvan crystal' This foreign land must stay, ketstown. Old Parish, who died atively early age has been the to his sorrowing brother and forever in my way TALLOW FIANNA FAIL A.G.M. on Monday, June 27. wa a well cause of much sorrow to all but other relatives on their sad Dungarvan credit Union. JlR's s The Coffee Lounge. Dungarvan To cross the Causeway long BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS known and highly esteemed per- more especially to her sorrowing bereavement. to Abbeyside. ATTENTION FARMERS!— A large crowd attended the son in the Gaeltacht, area. mother, sister, brothers and His remains were removed on Insurances. Muloahy's Spar and A.G.M. which was held recently. She was member of a well- other relatives to whom we ex- Friday evening from 'he Hos- Michael Moloney. We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right Old stories will be tall brave Chairman Eddie Cunningham known family in the area and tend deep and sincere sympa- pital Mortuary to Aglish Church men. strong and all prices:— welcomed all to the meeting, she herself was a quiet and un- thy on their very sad loss. where they were received bv Despite the pressure of cup matches and tournaments all Sea shanties, boats and sails. Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nu's. especially those wh0 were at- assuming lady who had endear- Her remains arrived at St. Rev. P. Fitzgerald, C.C. and firesides bright tending for the first time. Mso ed herself to all who came to Mary's Parish Church. Dungar- Very Rev. W. Callanan. P.P.. wete'kly activities continue _ Coarse Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts Mondays 4 p.m. _u-lfls wiitth A drink or two will do. with ln attendance were Deputy know her during her lifetime. van. on Friday evening June 24 celebrated Requiem Mass on old friends dear and true (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Jackie Fahey, Cllr. Ollle Wilkin- Sincere sympathy is extend- and were received and blessed Saturday morning for the re- teenagers: Tuesdays 7 pm _ adult club night; Wednesday Near thP village schoolhouse Nuts, Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig son and Mary Ryan. Youth Offi- ed to her brother Paddy Tobin. by Rev. W. Carey, C.C. pose of his soul and also offi- at the close of night, cer for Lismore Comhairle Hacketstown and her large Fr Carey, C.C., celebrated ciated afterwards at the burial p.m.—Over 10 Fun Tournament Rations, Bonham Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, with Jack: Thursday morning Oeanntair. circle of nephews and nieces on the Requiem Mass for the in the adjoining cemetery. Also My advice to you is clear, hold K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. The Chairman praised Deputy their sad bereavement. happy repose of her soul on present, were Rev. M. Cullinan is teenage mixed doubles and Friday p.m.. is primary school your village close and dear Fahey and Cllr. Wilkinson for Her remains were removed Saturday morning. The Les- C C and Rev. J. Griffin. C.C. For 'tis only when you leave the work which they were doinsr from the Kiely Funeral Home sons were read by Mary's Chief mourners — Patrick mixed doubles fun tournament. MICHAEL BEECHER for the people of the Tallow | to Old Parish Church on Wftd- cousin's Paddy Moylan. Tra- (brother); Aggie (sister-in- it you will find TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD area. He also wished Deputy ! i.esday evening and were re- more and John Bermingham, law) : nephews, nieces, rela- That, no matter where .vou Printed and published by the roam you will always think WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY Fahey every success In the ! celved by Very Rev. C. O Dal- London and appropriate hymns tives. etc Proprietors at their Office and European Election which will be I aigh P.P. were sung by Jim Keohan, (Funeral arrangements were Works, 78, O'Connell Street, of home held next year. Fr. O'Dalalgh celebrated Re- accompanied by Finbarr Keo- by Tom Drohan). Abbeyside is where you'll get Dunitarvan Co. Waterford. your peace of mind.