... second half, Mcßrearty, Boyle and Gallagher with J. Kelly and G. Hughes, played sound defensive football for the winners. P. J. Burke made victory secure following good work by Patsy Brogan in the last quarter. For Ballyshannon J. McDermott and M. Regan were ...

... front of a delivery from Armstrong and was given out lbw. Scores :—-Woodvale 156. WARINGSTOWN J. Burke ¢ Scott b Warke T. McMeekin lbw b Armstrong G. Burke st Craig b Wilson V- hvinbWarke . . —.i. G. W. Fawcett ¢ Wilson b AUDANENE it E. McMullan ...

... UNVEILED TO Lieut. Patrick Morris Sunday, August 15th, 1954, at Greencastle, Co. Tyrone Sneakers —MR. HUGH McATEER and MR. LIAM BURKE Parade tor graveyard will assemble at Cashel Bridge at 3.1)0 p.m. BANDS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE HONOUR IRELAND'S PATRIOT DEAD ...

... this morning again far a week-end fixture with the strong Dublin side. Carlisle. The team will be: G. W. Fawcet (captain). J. Burke. S. W. Ferris. W. Irwin, L. Webb. R. Sloan. H. Hampton. J. M Keown. W. Jones, J. Fletcher. R. Harwood. ...

... Watson (Britain) and Miss J. Burke (New Zealand) qualified for the final of the women’s singles. Miss Watson beating Mmc. Van Cutsem (Belgium) 6-4, 6-4 while Miss Burke won 6-3. 6-3 against Mile. S. Marcelis (Belgium). Miss Burke and Miss Watson also reached ...

... they finished level McCormack rose high ball from Burke but It dropped behind him and Joe Boyle cut in quickly for an opportunist goal. This put the home side in a nice position and before the end Pat Burke added two points. referee J. Harvey, Donegal, the ...

... South this week-end. They will play Carlisle, the strong Dublin side, and their selected team is:—G, W. Fawcett (capt.), J. Burke, S. W. Ferris, W. Irwin, W. Jones, L. Webb, J. McKeown, H. Hampton, R. Harwood, R. Sloan, J. Fletcher. League fixtures with ...

... Burnett 69, B. McCready 34; R. Shannon 32. R Burke 64; L. McCurry 39, L. Conaghan 27; J. Coates 58. R Jordan 27. St. Patrick's “A 5. Waterloo Hall 1 iSt. Patrick's names first) —B McCready 33, C. McPadden 49: R Burke 72. P. Hartin 47; N. McCann 53, J. Hutton ...

... not out F Radford run out . T Sutton c M'Mu >n b Moore Extrac , Ferris. 2 tor M ,or Thorntor 't. Moore 1 for I: Burke 0 for WARINOSTOWM J Burke ret.red Hurt G W Fawcett Gau J Harr.-on st Watk.n* b KoVi L Webb not out . Jones not out .*! Extra* Tola; ...

... R. Andrews. Bangor: 2. P. Kennell. Bangor: 3. S. M'Quillan. Cormorant. Time 80.6 secs. Men's 229 yards freestyle-1. L. V. Burke. Bangor: 2. G. Wallace. Bangor: 3. D. Grogan. Cormorant. Time 2mlns. 20.5 secs. Men's 100 yards backstroke-1. A. H. H. Beattie ...

... graveyard, unveiled on the 15th August. Mr. Hugh McAteer, former Chief of Staff 1.R.A., is to deliver the oration and Liam Burke, a former Adjutant General, to perform the unveiling. A narade will leave Cashel Bridge at 3.30 for Greencastle church vard ...

... Thompson Bros.. 1152: A. S Hughes. 1144, DETAILS M'Allister Bros. 1253, ABCD (2927': .1. and T. Murray 1220. AB (28121; S. Burke 1216. CD (3042': Caldwell and Francis 1210 (3061): A. M'Veigh 1207 (2500'; M'Allister Bros. 1206 (2913), 1205, E (2942); J ...