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time of his illness. A native of Sligo, the late Mr. McGoldrick spent some time in America before returning to Ireland. He was elected to Sligo Corporation in 1955 and served as Mayor for two successive years, 1963/'64 and 1964/'65. He represented the Corporation on several loca

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"A further action had been taken in the High Court in which it is said that the Defendant personally paid an amount of £15,000 to satisfy or to prevent a judgement being registered against them. They maintained that it was the company paid this. Again knowing nothing about the f

Tony O'Kelly, Sligo's out-of-touch striker who last scored on January 10th, almost found the net after 35 minutes. The touble was that it was nearly against his own team. O'Kelly's touch on an inswinging corner from Philip Long was heading for the root of the net and only a goal

Linda Glynn and Vivian l-OOKe who are newcomers to the table tennis scene in Sligo. The mixed doubles partnerships were decided by means of a draw which saw lan Duggan partnering Grainne Howley in the contest, Duggan and Howley got the better of Woods and Morrison. Altogether, a

The internal Under-11 league reaches the climax on next Sunday morning, March 25th, at ibeling Park and at 11 a.m. The meeting of Anthony Fallon and Robert Anderson will decide the minor placings. The finalists are Thomas Thffe and Robert Barrins and immediately after the match

The husband of the Its Mary Wafters, Cliffoney, Co. Sago wishes to thank most sincerely as those who sympathised with him in his recent sad bereavement; those who called to the house, attended removal of remains, Mass and funeral; those who sent mass cards, sympathy cards and wr