... all the way. Ballymena opened the scoring with a penalty bv Burke. Keen end to end exchanges followed to the interval. On the re- sumption lised Kelly. Then Ballymena went in front per Burke. Shortly afterwards Kelly pair received marchin orders. Teams ...

... Ballyshannon. on Sunday, resulted in a facile win for the Ernesiders of 1-7 to nil. Without J. McMullan, J. Kelly. P. J. Burke and C. Hughes, the county finalists were unable to provide really strong opposition to fast-improving Bnllyshannon fifteen ...

... 341- Hyt'.n (T BenneU). 6-11-0 M Wilkinson 30 2 Qaymorin (J Powell). 4 10-10 M Roberts 041 William Oge (W Kelly). 8-10-10 J Burke 02-0 Tynequay (Dutton). 7-10-9 J Boddy 20-0 Chaopa • W Biseiili, 9-10 0 Pickford M Wilkineon and ...

... and bever- ages; MASHING potatoes; MIXING drinks. 63 ilepedt and II A MONTH swaths. Omit pricel9.l6J/ SEE IT IN ACTION ! H. BURKE - CORNASCRIEBE Phone TANDRAGEE 225 2613 ...

... of whom :earned of her death with genuine regret. The funeral took place to St. Mary's Cathedral, Newry. where Rev. P. J. Burke. CC., officiated. The chief mourners were: — Messrs. Michael, John, Patrick and Murtagh Lavery *sons); May, Lizzie, Annie, ...

... BY PUBLIC AUCTION We have been instructed by the Rege. the late James Burke SELL BY AUCTION, at the MARKET SQUARE, UTTTBRKBNNY. FRIDAY. 12th NOVEMBER, 1954, 3 30 o’ctock pm.: . LOT I—Farm of Land, situate in the ToamlarKi Calhame. containing 37a. 3r 20p ...

... P Powell Calvero 'K Kerr). 3 8-9 .. J Mullane 201 Coral Slipper (H .Nugent). 5-8-8 D Page 021 Merry Xmas Roger*'. 3-8-7 W Burke 000 Prince 0 Fairield (K Be 1». 5-8-5 T P Burns 0 Turkish Spice tj Oxxi. 5-8-4 J Power Starial «S Grath'. 4 7-13 J Edcery 301 ...

... Light green hen —1, T. J. Kane; 2. J M'Caw; 3, J. M Caw. Dark green, olive, cock hen—l. J. Kane: 2. S. M'Cooke; 3, G. S. Burke. Skv, cobalt, mauve, violet cock—l, S. M'Cooke; 2. W. Adams; 3. J. Jeffers. Skv. cobalt, mauve, violet hen and 2. S. M'Cooke; ...

... from the wings and the plane dive earthwards. Greek Sailor Will Be Buried in Derry It was revealed in Derry by Messrs, R. A. Burke and Co., shipping agents, that the name the twentv-yearso!d seaman whose body was brought ashore from the merchant vessel at ...

... the fault lay with the inside men. Now and again Coll gave glimpses form but generally bis play was aimless and neither nor Burke made the grade. Between them Barr had a thin time of it and wasn't given •much a chance to shine. Nelli’s Grip. Even player-manager ...

... TALKING' FOOD Now try some Venison by Helen Burke I F you were made the gift of a 14111 sirloin of as I could recollect. It was my mother's way with a large piece of venison. you b c u oo ck k it ve a n l i l so a n t , on w c o e u o ld r Now cooking ...

... W M’Cloy. Central 6 Mark, jun.; 18 darts. J. Carson. R. Hunter. H.M'Aulev. J, Reid. 19 darts. J. Rennie); Parkview 4 iG. Burke. 21 darts. S. Hagan. D. Murphy, J. Gamble). Referee —J. Martin. Vandevelds 8 (Wm. M'Auley. E. Mills. H. Rainey. 17 darts. W ...