i- - S 0 - Mungret College Past Pupils' Union

41 t MUN(;RET .\NNUAI.i jIb tin life if Dr. I), riot UI-lurk,. Iffor liii i,tlutr r,;i-,i,ii tii;iti Iii. liii }irt-.tiitlittit. lia III lIli It' t IV III I', ''oil to theIi•i,h h)IiIiIi(. Iltit Ii. ( ).'%l tiitljiijlt 11:1.,tar higlitr (mini-. IiOOt iii! r Lt'rat huh. a-..in (iii -.uui:ihI eolIihi:1.. if 12 iag4... hr li:u,given ii-. :1 wi,rk nt c(liIuili, lii-.tiirit:J'tli,>I;ur,Iij1,. Fr. O\Iiurtliitjl,., pnurr:ttiis lia-.iiI uuptitu orii.tiiu;uI uliicl!nIeIIt.. iVilichihave miii .zfttth ij ;tii:ulv,ttI with1ititiit iiiihii,trv ..., :1 r,-,iult (lii nadiris Iiriiiughit iiitii c hisr iiiiiiil (i)iitaitiii I It I Iii -:1 I iii I u t id he ri Ic .\ rtil'jhiii1>iii (:i,hitI. (lit f:iI.i Iiri'tlinin vhii)ititr;t - td hun. IIOI liii -.:utau.ti IILr-.i(.III 4 )r,wh, irilhitt,d 1 11 11 )!) hiiiii -.iitlu :itriuciiuiu-tiirin&rit-.. Iii I lit* ,hiirt .,1I:i(t. if :i rc\ Iiiit is iiuijii-.-.iIiI Iii tb jii-.Iitt Iii thu, littlehonk t Fr. ( ) M Lint liii iii. iv, rv Ii ii, if%'iiichI uii:iiiif1- ,t.. (lii ripe -.tIuitl;ir',hi1i utits ;i iii hluir. Wo va riie'.t l\ rue 'iuiruuttiul Iii,Iiuih. Iii our ni:I(ltr,. \\i trii..t lIi:ut Ii'.Ii tt until, w ill ill din' I lilt' ti'i :1111 thishIll, liohIIhihIht't ipitti a large vohitiit,'. ifhit itill uiuih,'rtak( ',iieli a ituirk wt- art'ciiiiijii,,'uI that itt shall it l:u.t lit- huniii'jih*'tio it If a standard lijngr:n 1d Wi ri iv u,f t kt4'ri':Lt ;IIIII lIuuIv I ri-.IIIiI:uii. I )r. I)iriiiuit)' liii rh's . iv mu ;uuh irnid I lit - ( Iii ruli of(.u,l with lii-. virtint'... :uii,l Iii. lord,'11 tfrriiig... in dtft'iue of (lit' (rut Faith..LM.!t1LILINtS.C.T.lhc first match f he -eason was a friendlywith St. Munchin's. We suffered a big defeatat the hands of a much better team. Ourhull \\.1 iiiiuh ii 1,,w and ourstriking opponents easily put up a very bigscore agains us. A tendency to wander aliuuthe field and to get in each other's waylessened our chances.11i4tili I , ~ i t t it holl ill i it litI 0111 Iihave not given up hope of the cup. Whilewishing to take the credit frm our victi -we must say in justification of ourselves thatour team has not yet taken proper shape andwe hope to he in better trim when the cupni'ches c'u,iiic round.MUNGRET v. RATIIKEAI.EOct. 20111.Home.We iiuuul,1 like ii hi'tiui iii,' ii','cUult I tluimatch by wishing Rathkeale a hearty welcometi tit' - u'iii L'o fill mtIitoTI. It is a hew 'liu,iiland is run by an old Mungret man. Mr. JohnO'Connor.The match started under perfect conditionsThe ground was perfectly dry and there wasscarcely any wind. Rathkealt' won the tossand played with the sun. From the startMungrct showed they were the better team.In the fir-1 half they played delightful hurling.They showed distinct improvement on the fernof their match against St. Munc hut's. 'theirspeed seemed to have been d,ubled, placeswere kept much better with a little moreaccurate shooting by the forwards the scorewould Iiiive been higher. In the second halfthe standard dropped a little but still Mungrewire the li:'t t ir team. The three i','ho sti,:id OULI'll It t h, tsam ":1-re N. Butler, F. ()'Flynnand I'. 111 )nn,h1.zIll N;Itt I '.-. 51'. MUN'IlIN'S.Oct. 27th.Itunie.We knew this was the deciding match f:Itc first round of the cup. A few week. bi'fireSt. Munehin's had beaten us easily but sincethen we had done s.rious training and hapedti do very much better. We were lookingti-ward to a very close match and expectedti see some good hurling but on the morning4 the match there was a lot of rain and a verystrong diagonal wind blowing which madegood hurling impossible.Mungret von the toss and played with thewind. For the first five minutes play waskept at St . Miin,hin's goal but our forwardsjul htmL -.i -Ul 1 domn tot 'lit ct ui,iku,' lulluse oft heir advantage. The play was strenuousand the marking k'e,n. Ever' number of theteam did his share right manfully and it isidr,h to single out anybody for special praiseix, pt nerhaus Bulu O'Brien, our captain, andPat (YDonnell. By half-time however, St.