Dundalk is experiencing something of an upsurge of interest in indoor bowling, a relaxing game that is attracting quite a cross-section of people. To cultivate this interest. urban council recreation officer, Noel Redmond. has arranged for free instruction classes in the Dundalk

target of 22 jobs One year on the Dundalk Footwear Co-op is well on the way to meeting its target of employing 4() workers. That was an ambition that the co-op, which was formed out of the ashes of the collapse of Clarks, had hoped to fulfil inside two years. Today there are 22

duction of their own shoe brand. However, they are at an advanced stage of preparation, machinery having been acquired, the design completed and literally all the co-op are waiting on is material. They have conducted sampling in the shops and hope to enter into bulk production e

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Eleven bicycles which remained unclaimed in the possession of the gardai are to be auctioned off and the proceeds handed over to the Minister for Finance. The bic y cles numbered among 100 which local gardai had in their possession. but the rest were returned to their owners. Du

I haven't given up Former S. & S. Managing Director. Marcus Park, who for the past year has been actively involved in trying to get the plant re-opened. hasn t given up hope of achieving that ambition. "As far as I am concerned the project isn't dead" he said "and while the rece

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In the Winter League champions Woodside moved nearer the top when they thrashed leaders Parkstc t-1 at Marian last Sunday. Bills Dillon (We the champs the lead and wink Fra Mulligan got one hack Woodside unleashed a fuse goal burst in the second halt. Blackthorns nightmare start

A magnificent second half display by Monaghan saw them take two points in their first game in the National League when they defeated Down at Pearse Park, Ballybay, Ist Sunday, 1-16 to 3-S. Monaghan had opened well taking the lead by three points before Down even raised a flag bu