THERE was an exceptionally large attendance in the old school at Gusserane last week when a meeting was held to appoint a cttee to look afr the schoo l m which has been con te - verted Into a hall. It is expected to formally open the hall next week. The meeting appointed the fol

Anne Roche, The Quay, New Ross, had a sequel at Kilkenny Circuit Court last week when Stephen St. Ledger, Bewley Street, New Ross, was fined L3O and had his driving licence suspended for five years. Defendant, who was originally charged with dangerous driving, pleaded guilty to

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2/- and 3/6 per Bottle. FRENCH'S MEDICAL HALL North St.. New Ross

Cloughbawn-Adamstown, minor football team. Enniscorthy district winners of the Byrne Cup were presented with medals at a dance in Clonroche Hall on Monday night. In the absence of Sergeant Keevans, the Chairman (Mr. W. Wickham) presented the medals. He was very proud to be asked

On Easter Sunday. members of the Kevin Barry branch of the O.N.E. attended 11 o'clock Masa in St.' Andrew's Church for deceased members. The Mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Cummins, C.C., and the Epistle was read by Mr. T. Nolan, T.D. After Mass a parade was held to the plot at

The whole episode had begun some weeks previously when Charles Clinton, a 3 9-year-old Longfordman, some relatives and a group of friends, decided to emigrate to America to mart a new life there. The cruel hardships endured by them on the voyage are related in this week's "Irela

SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1970.