down on the floor and next thins he heard the car door ckming and it driving off. October 9 along with some leaflets she had printed for publicising the business. She had been in business four months. The car was subsequently found and the Gardai found a fingerprint on the rear

A search was conducted for a suitable donor for three week before the operation. search that Eddie kne all about, and the day proceeding the opera tion he was told that it iiggiii;:i';:iini : :ii

St. Vincents Parents Council will hold an auction in St. Vincents school hall on Sunday, November 3, at 3 p.m. in aid of the computer fund. Contributions old, new, large or small (no worn clothes or footwear please) will be greatly appreci ated llected Larr tots will be onco req

The 12th to the 19th October has been designated local history week by the Federation of Local History Societies, and it will be marked locally by functions organised by the Old Dundalk Society and other bodies. The Old Dundalk Society alsoato its majority at this time, as it wa

Dundalk Youths made a successful debut in the F.A.I. Youths Under-18 A Cup on Sunday when they Last meeting Player of the Year and beat a strong local side travelled to Carickmacross Dundalk Race Course stages its last meeting of the season With the playing season finished on Su

Trinity St.. Drogheda. on Tuesday night, was the scene of another guerilla action, similar to but not as spectacular as the classic battle on the quays on Saturday night. A band of wellarmed itinerants were again the principal participants. but this time the light was almost ent

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news from Ireland that the Twenty-six Counties Government did not welcome their fellow Irish Republicans from the North. Much chagrin, and genuine resentment was evident throughout the last meeting, at which Justice Matthew J. Troy presided. A statement issued from the meeting s