scorriAND--s.w. winds, strong, rainy, ENGLAND and WALES—N.W. to S.W. winds, milder, some rain. ISELAND--S.W. winds, strong, rainy.

The tea-parties given on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings were thoroughly enjoyed by the .urge number of boys who gathered together to partake of the good things provided for them. The Brigade - Mass and monthly Communion of all members of the Brigade' took place yesterd

DARTRY DYE WORKS, UPPER RATIMNES , DUBLIN. PROPRIZTOBE -THE DUBLIN LAUNDRY C,

RESLTLTS. DUBLIN MATCHES• Cksitarf 6, Bective Rangers 2nd 0. G.P.O. 22, Civil Service 0. 14m/int.:mu 2nd 20, Bathinines 0. ULSTER MATCHES. Lansdowne, 5 pts.; North of Ireland, 3 pts Collegians, w. 0., Belmont. Fortwilliam, 3 pls.; Albion, nil. Liebum, 5 pte. ; Malone 2nd, 5 pia.

baby off the merchant ship Monica after it arrived in Sicily

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for the 32nd International Marching Band Parade and competition. Organised by Shannon Development and sponsored by the 'Limerick Leader', the competition drew 20 bands from the US, the UK and Ireland North and South and 50,000 spectators. The hour-long plus parade was led by a C

Conor Sweeney in Brussels IRISH farmers have nothing to fear from eastern Europeans joining the EU, insisted Agriculture Minister Joe Walsh last night. If anything, they will prove valuable allies in future talks on the CAP, he said in Brussels. Speaking ahead of a joint meeting

Chinese in court on abduction FOUR Chinese men were before Dublin District Court yesterday charged in connection with the abduction of two Chinese nationals. The men, all students, were arrested on Sunday evening on Amiens Street, in Dublin's northside and face charges of false