... for a point. Donegal Town maintained supremacy and took the lead for the first time in the 12th minute with a point by P. J. Burke. Three minutes afterwards the same player repeated the performance. They went further ahead with a goal from a long kick by ...

... competed—l. Long Tower Girls' Club (88); 2. G. McGrory, B. Cassidy and P. McOonagle, Derry (83). Senior Violin 1. Deirdre Burke. Spencer Road. Waterside (90). Only entrant. Dr. Edgar Boucher said there was very promising playing by this girl. Pianoforte ...

... being sarcastic. If we Join Mr. Gillespie's movement our names would _ cane under the heading of Zrw> heroes but. if not. are Burke's, what a piece (plm his- Jonr Mr Gillespie gave In his when he mentioned Allen. Larkin. O’Brien and Casement! I sure readers ...

... (Oak Leaf) 440 yards (under 18) —1. L. Logue (Oak Leaf); 2. F. Burns (do ). 1-54 4. 880 yard nutt i St. Malacl; raine); C. Burk I. Duddy (CBS) 100 yards (ser rigan A C., Belf (Derry) deadhe ind N. McKenn 2, H McCaule (Green Cockade A.C., Belfa; 880 yards ...

... ies lost to Miss S. Devanny 18-21. 20-22 M'ss P Buike lost to Miss S Harte 12-21, 13-21 Ladies' doubles—Miss Myles and Miss Burke lost Miss S. Devanrr and M’ss Hane 14-21. 20-22. Men's doubles—J. Powell and M. Ha rev bt. N. Ke-es and T. J. Hami’.to 21-3 ...

... Thursday last where he inspected the Fish Meal Factory, Ice Plant. Boatyard and Storage Depots. The party were met by Mr Joseph Burke, superintendent of Bord lascalgh Mhara, Mr. Planagan was very much impressed with what he saw. _ Whilst fishing off Largy ...

... paren’s. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Donnell. Frosses. Tne to..owing have been enrolled in the Third Oraer St. Pranc.s—Misses Margaret Burke, Anne Kelly, Rosiin Diver and Mary Breslin. While lobster fishing in Bruckless Bay Mr. Ralph McMenamm caught lobster weighing ...

... Moreover (with apologies to the shades of an air’ -borne Irishman subject to Mr. Grant's correction I would say his name was Burke;. the winds of heaven have never visited cheek too rudely few lessons a subject which Mr. Grant evidently is an authority—that ...

... 63. P Keenan (plus 10) 43; H J. McNally (plus 7) 89, J J Craig (plus 15) 48; O. Logue (plus 5) 66, F Tohill (plus 15) 26; F Burke (plus 12) 62. G. Evans (scr.) 16; H H. Doyle (plus 7) 57, T. Crllly (plus 37: J McLaughlin (plus 12) 72, K Kealey (plus 7) ...

... (M.) Other speakers were, for the motion. Mr. A. Doherty (H.l, Miss F. Ginty and Mr. ). Doherty and, agaiinst, Messrs. L. Burke, D. Gailanagh and G. McGroarty. A surprising feature of the debate was the large field covered by the various speakers and ...

... —N. McCann 49. B. Strawbridge 17; L. Conaghan 54. R. Shannon 29; D. Doran 30. J. Walsh 59; R Jordan 56. R Carnuhers 28; R. Burke 72. S. Barrett 38; B. McCready 31, T. Curry 53. P.W.M.I. t. St. Eugene’s B.C. 5 (P W.MJ. names first)—L. Carruthers 37, B. ...

... Brennan (Ardara), McCready (St. Joseph’s, Dublin); Breslin (Gweedore), Gallen (Clann na Gael, Dublin), Keoghan (Dungloe); Burke (Donegal Town), Keneally (do.), Rogers (Gweedore). Subs. —Hoare (St. Eunan’s), Gallagher (Gweedore), Bryson (Castiefin), Bonner ...