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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland20 Jun 1969 Otters present were Mr. Ra y mond Laird. Managing Director. C. S. Laird Limited. Drurn4hanbo. County' Leitrim. producers of 80-Pew and County . and Marmalade tat's° mrters and iliolest.de niercbants. garage and repair stop): and ' Mr. P. Quinn. Managin3 View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland9 May 1964 Ist Mobil% Mrs. Sheppard. Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Layng, Mr. F. Kerrin: 2nd Violini, Misses M. Keane and E. Conlon; Vso'a. Miss K. Costello: ! el:os. Mrs. Diver, Misses P. Howley, M. West and Mr. F. Wwl:y: Double Bass Mr. H. Hallowcs: Flute, Mr. P. O'Hara: View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland6 Apr 1984 BARGAIN RAIL OF MENS SUITS ALL LESS E 20.00 only £4.46 O EA T V .00 ALUE INFF ALL LADIES WOOL JACKETS only E 5.35 each WOOL DRESSES at only OFA 9.50 GREAT VALUE IN LADIES SHOES DOUBLE BED UNDERBLANKETS FANCY DONALD DUCK TOWELS only £4.75 each YOUNG FASHION View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland4 Apr 1980 Ireland. The opening of the boutique brought back memories for Mr. Rowland Blennerhasset who recalled the history of the store in Sligo. It was founctr' in 11835 by Mr. Henry Lyons.r.rt now his great grand-son Richard is carrying on that tradition, in fact View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland21 Oct 1983 property of Mrs. Dorothy Griffin,. Newtown, Cloonfad, Ballyhaunis. at Cloonsbanbally, Culfadda, on July 31st. He had caused considerable damage, but opmpensation would be paid by his insurance company. He had reported the accident on August 2nd. Mr. K. Johnson View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland25 Mar 1977 youth officer, Mr. Harding, to co-ordinate all youth activities in he town 9 and help in every way possible the young people of the parish. I Coming stated Mr. Scan Forde, President, Society of St. Vincent de Paul, in his annual report. „ Mr Fcrde pointed View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland25 Jul 1964 ten biggest e‘porters for the l'nited Stales. Picture shows Mr. Ilanssen third from left) being presented with the Diploma. Priests on holidays Spending a holiday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keaney. Stravannies. Glenfarne. is Rev. Francis Keaney View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland17 Jun 1983 said that according to the tax book handed to him by his diem. the car had been registaed in his name from September. 1962. But according to what his dint had told him, the car did not come into his possession tmlil May. What did be tell you? he asked View article |
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Sligo Champion Sligo, Republic of Ireland2 May 1964 violins Mrs. Sheppard. Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Lasna and Mr. F. Kerrin: 2nd violins - Misses M. Keane and E. Conlon: 'viola Miss K. Costello: 'cellos - Mrs. Diver. Misses P. Howley and M. West and Mr. F. Howley: double bass - Mr. H. Hallowes: flute - Mr. P. O'Hara: View article |