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One or two residents of Friar's Hill in Wicklow have been receiving unexpected visitors, alias foreign bodies via their water supply in recent weeks. A caller to office reported encountering insect larvae in the water. He didn't consider them to be dangerous, but a little off-pu

Wick/ow Chamber of Commerce is to inquire trom the local Health Inspector whether the present water supply to the town complies with Department of Health specifications. The matter was raised by Paddy Smith.

Next Sunday Celtic's first turn are away to Tinaftely at I: 00 while their second team Asoca is the Bishop Cup it 11.30 a.m.

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on Tueedey. Brno*,ty wee extended to Mr. Jim Murphy, *ocher et Wicklow V.S., on the death of his uncle, Rev. Father itecknorld: to Councillor Pascal Deering, Dunievin, on the datith of hfs sister-In-law, Mrs. Head; and to V. Rev. T. Brophy, P.P.. Soft- Mem, on the death of his s

UNFINISHED building work mence work on road abutting sites and services at Fernhill pri- 181-192. It was pointed out that the vate housing estate were dis- Period for completion of site development works referred to excussed at Arklow Urban pired on 31st December, 1978. Council

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DRINK , with excess in the blood, face stiff steering fines from Justice Dermot Dunleavy in court Justice Dunleavy launched hle crusade against offenders of the new breathalyser laws when the first three defendants appeared before him at Arklow Court en Monday. indicating that t