... Colonel L C. Harris, D. 5.0., Chief of Stall. HID.; Colonel M. L. Cummins, Brigade Colonel. North Irish Brigade; Colonel E. V. Burke Murphy, recruiting officer, N.IJ}., and Major W. C. Mitchell. Old tvooden bridge worries the Council TtCHO is responsible for ...

... ago. The team, captained by Stuart Pollock, J. S. Pollock (N.1.C.C.), S. Bergin (Pembroke), E. H. Bodell (Clontark), J. P. Burke (Merrion), M. Dargan (Phoenix), G. A. Duffy (Leinster), N. B. Hool (N.1.C.C.), F. J. Miller (Railway Union), S. S. Huey (Eglinton) ...

... very essential for the country was a nation-wide organisation and in that respect he strongly advocated Sinn Fein. Mr. L. Burke, Belfast, also spoke. The chairman, closing the meeting, thanked Mr, E. V. McCullagh, ex-MP., and the people of Greeneastle ...

... Mcßrearty, J. Boyle; G. Hughes. J. Kelly, P. J. Harvey, P. L. Brogan, Patsy Brogan; K. Gallen, J. McMullln, J. Boyle; P. J. Burke, T. Kennelly, S. Mclntyre. ST. EUNAN’S—S Hoare. T. Byrne. P. Dawson. S. McDonagh; S. McCann, J. Carroll, P. McGeehln; P. English ...

... sincere sympathy to his Wife and Family. '(i•rSUßKS—August 29. 1954. at Hospital. ga a ret Ann. deerly-beloysd wife of James Burke. Clare, Castlederg. Funeral from the re•ldeoa of her husband to-morrow 'Tuesday). at f pin.. to Castlederg Cemetery.— DeeMr ...

... But. Ballymena; T. and H. Baxter, brothers, from Lame; Joe Beggs. Ballymena, and Cam Beggs, Ballyclare; J. Brown, Ballymena; Burke, Holywood; John Bowers. Belfast; J. Cahill, Dublin; A Clarke, Broughshane; F. Corrigw. Antrim; S. Ellis. T. Galbraith, !• Gray ...

... and will be maintained hie protection ol the com tv as a whole taking ibis uncompromlvng against lawbreakers the Sir Knt H A Burke. Countv Grand Master took the chair and welcomed the sneakers and visit■i brethren. nrnent has the support ol decent-minded ...

... town and the Surveyor (Mr. H. W. Craig) assured him that they would operation in the coming winter. . .w- CounciUor P. J- Burke asked if the. U.T-A had Indicated when they would start the Improvement of the Galgorm Road bridge, and the Surveyor replied ...

... Rawson. and 20-1 any other. 111.: 31. PROM= PARK 0-O—SKERRIES NURSERY PLATE. —Ohne •ridge IW. Tyrrell' 1. Dusky Bride (W. Burke) 2. Ne'r Perfection ID. Horglni 3. Also ran—Whispering Rock. Rockbrown. Shevaun. Bordered Star. Top View. Pinebug. Sir Cobbler ...

... 1953 Ocroul. radio. healer C 300; 1952 Wolseley. heater. /GOO: Wo leeley. £125: 1149 Morris Oxford. =3O. and many others. —Burke Brothers. Main Ford Dealers. Kildare. Phone 30. ousting Engines-Ins Co.. Ltd.—See for your quality Used Car. CLARENOS neering ...

... Avenue and Federation fitreet; reward —Address hare. 4434. LOST. Wire-haired Terrier Dog IslightlY lame , . answers to name of Burke: police noticed.—Dr. Bernardo 's Homes. Macedon. Whitehouse. LOST, 13th August , Lady's Wristlet Watch. Botanic Avenue. Mount ...

... Sadie Magee, Kilclief. A. Denvir, C. Swell, M. Fay. ; E. Fitzsimons. all had a brilliant ' game for the winners, while F. Burke, M. Curran. E. Fitzsimons, B. Craig, and last, but, by no means least. Una Kelly. the best player on the field. She was par ...