... play. Best for tee winners were J. McLaughlin, A. Coll and C. Burke, while Sarsfields were best served by McCiintock, P. Johnston and S. ( Doherty. Scorers were: Dolans —McLaugh- lin ...

... Officer, W Ne.son; Committee, J. /Maitland, W iNelson, E. Duggan, B. Wasson, E. Dons . ieli, P. Freebotn, J. Hamilton, W Burke, MvKelvey, J. Ne::ian jun., V. Annesle, I H. Kincaid, Mrs. T. IMooriread, and Mirs. E. Nelson. An enjoyable social followed ...

... PAGE TWO DEATHS BURKE November G, 1954. at her hits- 2 Derryview, Waterside, Jane, dearly beloved wife of ■a Burke Monday ) ibon, Bth inst., 2.30 p.rn. to iermott Parish Church burying J. Friend please accept this. House private. ntimation Thy Will clone ...

... Fermanagh. Miss May Corr, Cerden Tee., Masherafelt. Co. Derry. John J. Rov.e, Breasho. Enniskillen. Co. Fermanagh, Miss Mary Burke, Harding Street. Derry. Mr. E. McGowan. Mullindrait Stranoriar. Co. Donegal. T. McAloon. Pomeroy. Co. Tyrone. Each of above ...

... c, Simpson b Bedser 26 W, Watson, lbw h Tyson 155 R. Benaud, c May • Tyson K. R. (IliLer, c Wilson b Bedser 86 J. Burke, trilaw b Bedeer P. De Courcy, b Appleyard 20 B. Simpson, c Evans ‘l3 Tyson .. 22 A. K. Davidson, c Under 13 Dedser .. ...

... stalwarts were Harkln and Durnin. Best for Dolans were O'Donnell. McChrystal and Burke. Scorers —Eire Og—McPadden (1-1), McAllister (1-11 and Harkln (1-0). Dolans —Burke (0-2), Simpson (0-1), O’Donnell (0-1 >. ...

... She did not change gear she moved up and he estimated she would travelling at 10-15 m.p.h. on her own side of the road. Gda. Burke said he found Miss Timoney's car lying straight across the road with the rear bumper 18 inches from the kerb. The van was sitting ...

... IN MEMORIAM BURKE -13th Anniversary In sad and loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father. Alexander Burke, who died on 25th November. 1941. It I On his soul. Sweet Jesus, have mercy. Masses ottered Eve: remembered his loving wrfe and family—2b ...

... 164, the B.S.R. and the Amalgamated Engineers' Union were largely represented. Rev. J. S. Woods, 8.A., 8.D., and Rev. D. Burke, 8.A., officiated at the home and at the graveside. The chief mourners were—Mr. H. Park (father-in-law); Messrs. J. Park, Norman ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... Glasncvln Cemetery after Requiem Mips at a.m In St. Mary’s Church, Haddington Road IN MEMORIAMB BURKE Ist Anulvf'r.sftr/*-In loving meixioiy my dear ami mother, burKe, who died Novemoer. 1953. —fi.l.P. On her .soul. Sweet Jesus, have Males'off erf d. Ever ...