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... Best Goal Three minutes later the home team got a second and the best goal of the match following a movement on the left. Burke smartly raoped a cross and whipped the ball past the advancing MolTatt. In the second half weather conditions deteriorated ...
... Thomas N. Burke The death took place last week Mr, Thomas N, Burke. M.1.N.A.. M.I.ME.. Cliftonpark Avenue. Belfast, who was superintendent of cranes to the Harbour Commissioners for more than years. He was 79. A son the late Sir John Burke. D.L, and the ...
... . Co.C.; Councillors W. Alexander, J.P., R. Humphries. J. Morrow, J. D. Henry, S. Barr. F. M’Clelland, 0.8. E., and P. J. Burke, ...
... death of the wife of thflr respected member, Matthew Murray, and tende- heir sincere sympathy.— K. Humphries. Chairman; P. J. Burke. Secretary. BALLYGARVEY ACCORDION . BAND. MURRAY - Th- Committee and Members ot above Band regret the death th mother their ...
... and Belfast Thev were welcomed by Brigadier 1 H Good, D.S.O, Acting Colonel the Regiment Mrs. Good, and Lieut- Colonel E. V. Burke-Murphy. 0.8.E.* MC, Chairman of the Appeals Committee. ...
... employees, and then the Authority will not let their dwellings. What about vacant houses owned privately, asked Councillor P. J. Burke. Them had been some talk in the Council some time ago about re-forming the requisition committee, but nothing further had been ...
... experience he should be well on the way to filling the bill as he and we should like to see it filled. Useful Player Inside-left Burke scored another good goal and is proving himself to be right useful player. Some Currie’s dribbling nmsiookthe opposition by ...
... wide, open * l’earon, th* team's utility man. was given a trial at centre-forward, but h* was too poorly supported by Coll and Burk* to enable one to asses* his worth In the position. CLARKE INSPIRES It was •xaetly six minutes before cither ’keeper had handle ...
... they were against sully opposition. ' Ballymena United Clark; Watt. Houston; Brown. Bowers. Fearon; Kemohan. Coll. Moore. Burke. Rickett. Coleraine— Montgomery, M’llreavey; M’Dermott. M’Cavana, Doherty; Cunneen, M'Kennan, Coyle, Waterstone, M’Cormick ...
... man. Bocauto ho was all thsso, won tho esteem and admiration even his enemies. As was said another great Irishman, Edmund Burke, he “will gain in suture and repuUtlon and greatnese hs recedes from ths nesting animosities and prejudices his day. ...
... the season to the Mayor. Other members present at the meeting were : Councillors R. Humphries, S. Barr. W. M’Ninch, P. J. Burke. J. D. Henry and Major T. H. Dowzer Donegal holiday centres Fqgra Failte. the Irish tourist publicity organisation in Dublin ...
... amenities the Borough. The trouble was the County demand and that order to bring about some tion, was required. Councillor P. J. Burke described the 20b lOd figure as fair rate.** He did think the ratepayers objected to paying When in return they got the facilities ...