o c: Leading Suppliers to the Wholesale Trade MARY ST. NORTH, DUNDALK Piton* 35504 • We wish Paddy McKenna every success in the Stag's Head

LOUTH - COUNTY COUNCIL List of Planning Orders made by the County Weimer, during April, 1982. Fr. Sean Quinn C.C. Change of use of the old school into a Community Centre. Mr. John Kelly Extension to dwellinghouse i.e. provision of two bedrooms and garage at Old Rod( Road, Blacic

A number of pupils from St. Louis Secondary School, Carrickmacross who held a 12 hour fast at Main Street recently in aid of charity, raised almost 1,000. The piipilw are to be Omplimented on their work for such a noble cause. CUT OFF A number of houses in the Cloughvalley and H

A capacity crowd turned up in Broomfield Hall on Friday night for the first of the special draws in the present series when up to f.. 500 was distributed in prizes. Mr. Thomas Callan. Drumlandrick, acted as master of ceremonies while the local children pulled out the cards. The

Decreasing membership of the Blayney Widows Association. has led to a fresh recruiting dme for more members. Mrs. Sadie McKenna. the Branch President at a recent meeting expressed concern at what she termed marked drop in membership - of an organisation which has been in existen

Archbold showed an improvement on recent games but was not quite up to his best, while Clarke had a fair game. He was replaced by McKenna, but this was for tactical reasons to ensure that the side held on to both points. Also with a few minutes left Mick Lawlor, a last minute se

Neither side, however, showed a lot of invention in midfield and play was mainly fought out in this sector. Dundalk, in fact, until they scored had only two shots from Martin Lawlor and Braddish. When the break through arrived after 44 minutes, it did not look on as Clarke cross

SOCCER .1 AL 4 noNAL lATIONAL BNlNivw r l Pictured at presentation of jerseys to Dundalk F.C. by National Aluminium. From left: Jim McLaughlin, Crawley, Louis Ruane (sales National Aluminium), Mick Fairclough, Paul Kelly (manager, Dundalk office Aluminium), Enda Goulding (sales N

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- At ' Collecting of Carrickmacross U.D.C., Mr. T. J. Fuggy asked where the new girls school to be built in the town would be located. The Manager, Mr. 1. Gavin, said that it would be erected at the rear of the priests house on the road to Cloughvalley. In reply to the chairman,