The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-31
NEWS FROM IRELAN]
ALL THE HAPPENINGS OF
EST IN THE OLD coUy
what Is Being Done by All the
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Id river ON July %. his boat bein,
n kfterward discovered drifting abou
1 near the Abercorn basin.
On July rs Michael McAuIey. VIII
kept public house In Cushendall. wa
found dead near the village.
ARMAGH.--A terrible accident eo
Cured at Roam, ON the Ready road
near Armagh. July %. James Cullen
dagman to one of the county council,
steam rollers, having led restiy,
horse past the roller attempted t.
jump on the roller while moving. HI
missed his foot, falling on the ground
and before the driver could stop tho
roller had passed over Cullen's body.
The death of Mrs. Bridget HUGHES
of Thomas street, Armagh, occurred
July 3d.
On July 22 the first match in tn.
County Armagh Hurting league was
played at Ready between the Seaghan
an Diomais, Camlough and the Michael
Dryers, Ready, on splendid grounds
and with beautiful weather. Cam.
lough won by points. The following
represented the respective teams.
keady-T. McGivern, A. Lenagb. q
Bneen, j. Meehan. 4. Lenagh, T. Lough-
lin. j. McGrory. ]. O'Neill. p. Mccain.
j. Fitzpatrick, E. Somers, NJ. Campbell,
j.. Traynor, p. McGurk, d. Durnigan.
4. McShane, +. English. CamIough-
A. McAnulty, p. Mccain, ]. Sheerin.
j. Crilly. B. 0'Hanlon, F. Rooney, j.
Kean, J. Murphy, C. Osborne, 4. A.
Hughes, Nj. Mccain, B. Mcmahon. j.
OIianlon, j. Conlon, j. Mccain. w.
Osborne, J. Fcaron.
CAVAN.--The death of Peter Farley.
BelturDet occurred July II, after a
short period of sickness.
DERRY.-Rev. Father o'Doherty has
been transferred from Dungweu to
Moyille. The parishoners in first men
toned place deeply regretted the
change
Very Rev. Dr.. McHush, president of
st. Colnmbs college, Derry, has been
appointed to the parish OF cIonleigh
and Camus, Strabane rendered vacant
by the death of Mgr. O'Hagan. and
the dignity of Vicar general has been
conferred on him.
DONEGAL. - The Mount Charles
branch of Cumann ma n-Gaedheal has
done useful act in starting a free
reading library of Irish works for
members AT last meeting 1t was an
were ready. The iIbrarIafssS hiau' tnrr
books on show. They were of the de-
scription much needed by Irish boys
and girls, including works by John
Mitchell Thomas Davis, A. NJ. sullivan,
Gavan Duffy, Standish O'Grady, John
O'Leary, Clarence Mangan. Ethna Car
berry, William Rooney, Father Kava-
nagh, Barry O'Brien. William II. Yeats,
Michael Doheny, Francis Davis, Father
Denis Murphy, etc, 1t is hoped that
much real benefit will come from the
library Some Irislr rccitations werc
given. The "Risin' of the Moon" was
sung, and then, under the direction of
Pete Healy, captain OF the Cumann
ma n-Gaedhael Canaan club, arrange
incnts were completed for match
with the Doorin Canaan club.
The quarterly meeting of the Letter.
| kenny branch Of the National Teach
crs association was held on July 2
in St CoInmbia's infant national
school, d. Gallagher Treankeel, n. s.
presiding From some ineynlicable
cause the attendance was small. Con
| sequently the consideration of seyera
matters OF Importance had to be left
over. The Letterkenny association, II
was said, should be one Of the largest
and best, but the fact was otherwise
Members were not enthusiastic ant
rlonmembers were so Indifferent ant
apathetic that all efforts to bring then
4 within the fold of the organization re
suited in utter failure. This was {
state of affairs to be regretted and !
was astonishing to think that such AZ
enlightened body as the teachers ar
credited with being should be so bllnt
to their own interests The following
resolution. proposed by Daniel Gal
lagher, Treankeel, \. s., and seconde'
by II. Kelly, Knockbrack, was passe'
| UlluIliluOuSl. INV We utpiViN ( y"
early demise of Daniel Boyle. teacher
Mullanmore, MIS-, and the amiabl
vice president Of the County Donega
National Teachers association, and W
tender TO his sorrowing widow our sir
cerest sympathy"
A meeting Of the South Donegal dl
vislonal executive Of the United Iris
league was held recently in McGinty
! hotel, Donegal, the following delegate
being present Patrick DAILY, John NJ
/ Intyre, BERNARD Reynolds, Come
. Gallagher, Joseph stephens, Ballyshal
r non No. / CKilbarron branch; job
q Mundy, Michael Muhern. Thom'
1 Fox. Edward Iouehlin,e Michael Gu
! sidy, J. p; Francis Gallagher, Ball
. shannon No. 2 dnnismncsaint branch
, Francis Fricl Noil McCready, Author
I, Gallagher, William McDevitt, Jol
;, Friel, Hugh O'Donnel. Michael Gu
! ningham ]. Meehnn, Presses dnv
branch; John Meehan, Andnra brnnc
Daniel Connolly, ID. O.; Michael Denr
son, John Carr. Donegal Red HUI
branch; Patrick Gillespie, d.. G.; HUI
: Lenahan, John Meehan, KIllyma
branch In addition to the dcle-at