Galway Advertiser 1974/1974_04_25/GA_25041974_E1_010.pdf 

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Thursday 25th April

Castle Inn Salthill
Back by public demand Saturday and Sunday Night ' ROCK 'N ROLL CIRCUS Mon. & Tues. Wednesday RONNIE BURKE SILVER HAMMER HIGH KINGS STARDUST

DUN AENGUS HOTEL
SALTHILL Friday 26th April BILLY POTTER (Mr. Music Himself)
Joe and M a u r i c e O'Connell a n d t h e late K r u g e r , God b{ good to h i m and Pat Hume] and o t h e r m e m b e r s lonj since passed on. All in all it i a t r e m e n d o u s effort and a | 25p well worth supporting I t will be o n sale at the hoole; next Sunday night aftet thi competition a n d from Joeeei L a r d n e r after that. May w
The Harmonies
Fri. 26th April

The Works
Friday Night in the Bar Sat. 27th April Sun. 28th April

Dermot Walsh Joe Mac Trio Silver Hammer

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Mon. 29th April The

BARNA I.C.A.
PRESENTS P L A Y I N O N E ACT

Gerry and the Ohio
Tues. 30th April

"None the Wiser"
( P r o d u c e r : MR. J O E T H U N D E R ) WITH F U L L SUPPORTING CONCERT

The Rock & Roll Circus
Wed. 1st May

Rodney's Gloroy
Sunday Morning 28th April 12.30 'til 2 o'clock

At CONVENT OF MERCY Newtownsmith Compere : Mr. Pascal Spelman On Wednesday, 1st May
P r o c e e d s in aid of P a r i s h Doors O p e n a t 8.15 p.m. Building F u n d A d m . 50p A d u l t s 25p C h i l d r e n

Dermot Walsh
No Cover Charge DANCING LATE NITE RED ROOM RESTAURANT NOW OPEN FROM 10 O'CLOCK 'TIL 12 O'CLOCK EVERY NIGHT FULLY LICENCED Fully Licenced

H o w ' r e ye this week, I h o p e ye're enjoying t h e fine weather, isn't it gorgeous. I see m e friends t h e C h e r r y Blossom trees are in full bloom this weather and very pretty they are too. Speaking of trees, I see that the shower of wood b u t c h e r s w h o work, I ' m told, for t h e E . S . B . committed an assault o n t h e trees in St. Paul's R o a d , out there between F r . Griffin Road and M o n t p e l i e r T e r r a c e . I d i d n ' t see t h e m at it but I ' m told that it was they w h o did t h e dirty deed. I know that these trees have to be p r u n e d out of t h e way of t h e wires--until the wires go u n d e r g r o u n d -- b u t this was not p r u n i n g , it was an act bordering o n vandalism-- shame o n y e ! I am most h a p p y to see that an old friend of m i n e J o h n M u r r a y , formerly of Heaslips A n t i q u e s , has gone into b u s i ness for himself, fair play to h i m . I would say t h a t h e has t h e finest stock of antique furniture in t h e whole p l a c e ; d o w n in his n e w showroom between Flood Street and St. Augustine Street. G o o d on ye J o h n n y , go n-eiri leat! N o w , , I m u s t tell ye about a fine new publication I got to read the other day. It is t h e 21st anniversary booklet of Braithreacht na Coiribe. T h e r e are articles there b y such eminent scribes as M i c k 'Tarka' O'Donnell, Frankeen Gal., F . X . O'Brien a n d , of course, Joeeen L a r d n e r (the h a r d working secretary w h o sticks it out t h r o ' thick and thin). T h e r e ' s photographs of t h e founding fathers in a m e r r y m o o d on their first night o u t , with Transistor

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Columban Hall Sea Road
MONDAY 29th APRIL A d m i s s i o n 25p

DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT GALWAY
G A L W A Y GERMAN SOCIETY P R E S E N T S THE F A M O U S

RIAS-KAMMERCHOR BERLIN
RADIO & TV CHAMBER CHOIR at -

DRINKING PROBLEM
H a v e y o u a relative
LEISURELAND, GALWAY

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Dancing Friday 26th April .

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Saturday 27th April 8.15 p.m. sharp
Admission 75p Students & Members 40p Tickets from Barna Gardens and at the door.

WINE - DINE - DANCE

WILD BREED
Saturday 27th April

OLUE MALOIMEY SHOWBAND

TUESDAY BIG BAND
Dancing BILL RYAN AND BUCKSHOT THINGS TO DO
# St. James' Macra na T u a i t h e C l u b , M e r v u e are holding an impoitant meeting in preparation for 1974 Citizenship Award at the M e r v u e C o m m u n i t y C e n t r e o n M o n d a y , 29th April at 8 p . m . % " A Magistrate looks at Juvenile D e l i n q u e n c y " is a C.A.R.E. sponsored talk t o be given by an English Children's Court Magis trate next T h u r s d a y , 2 n d M-a " , y the Parochial Hall at 8.30 p . m .
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0 The Patrician Musical Society are holding their A . G . M . at t h e Parochial Hall, Woodquay, nexf Tuesday, April 30th at 8.15 p.m. All are welcome. 9 If you haven't already, rush out to St. Patrick's School this evening for free cup of tea and cake; in exchange for a pint of your blood. Last day Friday, 3 to 4.45 p . m . and 7 to 9.30 p . m . Blood reallv does save lives. % Help build a bonfire o n Saturday, 27th April at Killeelybeg C h u r c h , K i l colgan, where m e m b e r s of An Taisce are clearing Winter debris from this fine ruin. Bring your lunch secatuers, shears and your friends to begin restora tion work.

GALWAY GIRLS D O W E L L A T SL1GO Eleven Galway girls pupils of t h e Garvey School of Elocution, achieved a total of three cups and thirty medals and numerous special com mendations in the D r a m a and Verse speaking sections of Feis Sligigh and Sligo Feis Ceoil held last week. O u r picture shows t h e winners (back left): M a r t i n a McGrath, Laura Magahy, Gearoidin Durkin, Orna Garvey, Aine L y n o t t , M a u r a Regan, M a u r e e n F r e e m a n , Caroline Maye. (Front): Gillian Magahy, Amanda P a t h and Paula M c G r a t h . T h e group are pictured with their teacher Miss Ailbhe Garvey.