Guth & Tuairim, Meán Fómhair 1982

'0 1,.., J:! 11 Mionf"h§graf · Person interested in doing 0 Ol ·- Bookkeeping and Secretarial . work in own home. Enquiries to Box No. 51, . 11 Guth 7 Tuairim 11 Doire·. Beaga or phone Bunbeag 265. . - . . .-~ Car Accesr.ories ·for Sale ~ Car stereo and Speakers ;. 2 ~ Gibie Spotlamps; 12 11 Sports' ~ .• . Steering l<.'heel. 0 ~ Contact: .Owenie Sweeney, ~ ::<: C/o Corner Yarns, Derrybeg. Small ads are free in 11 Guth 7 Tuairim 11 • Phone: Bunbeag 265. 11 GILLESPIE READY-MIXED CONCRETE Oganaigh Ghaoth Dobhair - played in the Final of the Gweedore United 7' s :E.6.0tOOOA1R Innisfree. Have you ever been to Ireland, To the isle of Innisfree ? N6isegin ~ ~ PHONE 1 BUNBEG 277 I Not Yeats' one, with the nine beun rows And the glade for the honey bee; But that lovely "heather isle" in the middle of the sea t Near Aranmore and Burtonport ~ .::. ;: Annemarie Me G. &gUS Simon G.: Mary Me B. agus Hartin B.: Haureen s. agus Eoin G.; T. Whoriskey agus P Connaghan; J ackie S. agus J ohrulie Me C• ; Fatricia D. agus Jimrny D.; Kim B. agus Fruit Boy; Noreen llgllS H. Bonar; Bernie M. agus Bartley E.; Foley agus ToCl H.; ?t.aureen D. agus Liam R.; Jtnd the sands of Magheree. t!:~ V v · ¥ _:..S;e65 ·,~, ~ We'll sing of Inisfree, ' . ·-· ....... ··-v ~~~~~~~- _=- While some sing "Green Gweedore" S.ome, "!1ary from Dungloe" or 11 The R:ose of Aranmore"; But as long as the white wave tosses Take "The short ~ut to the Rosses" for A lovely place to see, is the isle of Innisfree. You knuw "The Road to Creeslough" And to "Lovely old F~1town" But "The short cut to the Rosses" is the quickest goins down If you, like me would love to see the peaceful isle of Innisfree. Composed ln 1970 by M.F. -.GUESS WHO 1. Bua stai.riul a.g '1ann na Feirste ar :1' Ghlochan Liath. 2. Brfd :::. en holiday. 3. "That was a great party 11 • 4 • Football star. 5. This guy is a big hit with the girls. 6. Pictured at the Rolling Stones concert in Slane - a member of the Clan Mac Doherty? (From a Heath local newspaper), 7. Not as greedy as 5 above, or iS he saying 11 2 will do". 8 .This picture will be continued. See next month's "G 7 T". 9. In a dark corner of Me Geady 1 s. 10 Another party-goer. ll.Recognise . these cowboys froCJ Annagry? 12. Croke Park next year? 13. Guess Who? 14. Wakey Wakey Sparkey. 15 .''Er - this picture wouldn 1 t be going in the paper by any chance? 16. Gir1s •••Gir1s •••Girls. 17. Mary going to bed in Lisdoonvarna - and there i.sn 1 t a farmer in· sight John. lB. 3 jolly lads. 19.Practicing her singing -watch out Margo. 20. This kind of occurance is getting very common. 2l.Auntie Marie and Junior. 22. The best chalet painter in the business. 23. A Darkie from Africa on the warpath in Loughanure. 24.~~enacross sports winners. 25. 11 Ah -that's good tea". 26. All the way from Corkl 27.Alias Smith & Jones. 28.Prince Charlie and Lady (Di)Anne. 29. A streaker from Bun a 1 Leaca. .. 30.Friends getting friendlier. 31. A real cool Spurs kid. 32. So you see I had your picture after all. 33. M!n en Iolair Bonny Baby. 34. Antoin Tony agus HiUdaf Beag. 35. Muintir a 1 Choiteann. 36. A get– together in Main St. Dungloe. 37. Pipe Band fan. 38. We' re just good friends. 39. Caught by surprise. 40.Watching the Band. 41. Mr. & Mrs. 42• Slow waltzing in the Summer of 1 78. 43. True Love. K. Docherty agus Liam H.; Crunch agus Seamus S.; ~ Annemarie D.agus Eaurice G.; Marjory Me G. agus ~ Owen B.; Sare.h O'D agus I' 11 find out for next g month; Rose c. agus Shaun F~; Regina Ne H. agus ~ J i:n S.; A Whonskey agus Fetey; Karen Ec C. agus ;! Kevin G.; Newsflash: Sarah 0 1 D. agus D. Hegarty. ~ Ann c. agus Bernard He B.; A. Doherty agus B. Coyle; 0 Jackie D. agus Charles B.; fhyllis c. agus Fat the Hat; .., Margaret B. llc,""llS 1-!ichael C; Ann C. agus Pat T.; ~ ?!,arie G. agus Se an 0' D. 3 ~~---------~--------------------------------------------------- -g .Lr.~i:rler• s trUe holiday story ( i 't ? ? ? - Editor) -~ I went to the Isle of Man for TII"J holid~·s, thinking I 1 d J get some peace. But it was nearly all women there - about 10,000 of them. Still, they .weren't all talking at the san:e time. The _place is famous of course for it 1 s rally and Dublin gardai are nO\{ sending 10 year old Finglas boys over there to train them on the Ol m 0 E-< Granada's and the B.H.\1, 1 s so as they .won 1 t be crash– ing them ~rhen they' re doing 120 m.p.h. down O'Connell stree~. Talking about rally driving - I was talking to a man next door here the other day when this girl came round the bend in a 1600 GT Escort on 2 wheels (the car actually had 4 + the steering wheel). 11 Them young fellah' s ..." said your man. "It's a girl", I ~ said. 11 Ah 11 , say's he, 11 lie must be in a hurry to get to ~ her!." J Back' to my holidays. When I was over there I went to ~ Mass, end it was a folk l>!ass. All the rage no,~ with the young ones. There was a guy outside selling black 2l market tickets at £5. "£5 to get in 11 , I said, 11 Who 1 s s playing - Foster & Allen 11 • 11 No, some other thyme", he said. The priest said, "offer each other a sign of , Y peace". A big wol!l8.Il beside me nearly pulled my hand +> off. Not wanting to forget the folks at home, I i posted a letter the day I got there. That was 3 weeks • ago. I got it from the postman yesterday, so service o is improving - I got a St. Fatrick's Day card last ~ Christmas. Drink was mighty cheap over there, honestly :;) it was for nothing. I saw a Kerryman fighting with a fil ~ barman because the barman gave him too much chance Ill .13 after he bought a round (Look - nobody's perfect!) .,... a So of course I'm going back next year. This place has 2 <~> got everything - cheap petrol, cheap booze and all the :z t women you want - yeah that 1 s the Isle of !'.an. Le "Tom Cat".