... 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 ...

... proposed a toast to “peaceful co-exlstence,” and Mr. Attlee followed with toast “for Anglo-Soviet friendship.” Mr Wilfred Burke. Partv chairman. said regarding the unusual length of the conversation:—“The liquid was Scotch, but the conviviality was Irish ...

... Carson, R. Cunningham. T. G. Douglas. Johnston, K. Johnston, J. Leathern, J. M'Cleary, L. M'Cullough. Waringstown— G. Burke, J. Burke, G. W. Fawcett. S. W. Ferris. J. Hamilton, W. Hampton, R. Harwood. W. Jones, W. Orbinson, M'Meektn. E. M'Mullan. Queen’s ...

... “Londonderry Air,” with the words first in Chinese and then in English. Mr. Sevan applauded with great vigour, and Mr. Wilfred Burke, the Labour Party chairman, rose to hia feet to acknowledge the compliment. Meeting with Mao of Formosa and Communist China’s ...

... Rathfarnham; sub-deacon. Rev. E. O'Neill, Sacramento; master of ceremonies. Rev. J. O'Hagan. CC.. Lurgan; chanters. Rev. J. P. Burke C.C., Newry. and Rev. L. McAleavey.l C.C.. Lurgan. Also present were :—Very Rev. D. Canon Gallery. P.P.. Banbridge; Very Rev ...

... are still a number of vacancies for the approved patronage of the N.I. Border Fancy Canary Club. This week I heard from Andy Burke, the former East Antrim Ballyclarei C B.S. secretary, who is settling down well in Canada. Andy sends his regards to all local ...

... 24-4-75- 16-4 25-2; Waicolt 11-5-28 0 5-0-18-0; Weekes. 15-4-44-1 HOLYWOOD SELECTED J Burke c Martin b Simpson A H. Fee E D Weekes c OMa Simpson C. L WalCOtt Fee R Burke c S n K T. Ramadhin c sub R. Farr c *ub Duflv J Campbell c M Ke;\ev H D Mere.and Mirk* ...

... 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 ...

... 11 .. 7S 0 7 28 0 CP A. It 6 0 1 5 24 4 THE CURRAGH (Continued from Page Five 5-3111--PLAT RATH )4ANDICAP. 1111Alle 1 1Y. Burke) I. Enloy Yourself IL, Hardt 2. Count Tony T. T 3. Also ran Fair Minstrel. Darn. Terrible Turk. Clonsest. Beause-Ant. and ...

... Rowan said the winning ot w cups two years in succession - an achievement of which Mill ought to be proud. Rmvan. Mr, S. Burke thanked Mr. R° al | the players and officials, ana who had helped to make tne v season such a memorable , ~f () Variety items ...

... 850 in cash, and an exhibition contract worth a similar sum. He had rounds of 67, 65. 70 and 72. _ _ Earl Stewart and Jack Burke (U.S.A.) tied for second place with 275. Both received _nearly £2.000. Maux Faulkner and John - Panton. the British Ryder Cup ...

... Instead. The team, captained bv Stuart Pollock, is—J. S. Pollock (N IC C Bergm (Pembroke . E H. Bodell (Clontarf i, J. P. Burke (Merrion), M. Dargan (Phoenixi. G A Duffv (Leinsten. N. B. Hool (N.T.C.C.i. F. J. Miller (Railway Union). S. S. Huev (Eglinton) ...