December 1956

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December 1956

COlIJIHAIRLE
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CHONNDAE
LOCH
GARMAN
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Minutes of Meeting of Gener~l Purposes Committee of
An Comhairle held in the Council Chamber , County Hall,
Wexford , on Monday , 3rd De cember, 1956, at 2 p . m.
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An Cathaoirleach, Councillor J . J.Kennedy , presided.
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ATTENDANCE
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Council~ors
T. Darcy,
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J . J . Bowe,
T. Howlin ,
S. Browne,
PaKinsella ,
E. Mac CUirtin,
J . OtLeary, T . D. ,
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T.OfLoughlin and T. Redmond.
The County Manager , Mr . T.F . Broe,
County Engineer,
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Mr .
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J~F.Doris,
and the County Secretary, Mr. T.F . McDermott,
Dr . H. Aughney, Chief
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Officer, Mr . G. Forde ,
Chie.f Assistant Engineer, Mr. T. McNulty, Assistant County
Eng ineer, Gorey, were also in attendance .for Item No . 1 of
the Agenda .
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REPORT ON APPLICATION OF GOREY LEATHER OOMPANY FOR DISPOSAL
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OF FACTORY EFFLUENT .
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A deputation .from Gorey Leather Company attended the
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Members of the deputation were Messrs. Policky,
meeting.
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Hrabich and Miss Foloy.
Mr.
Pol~_cky
gavo details of the
existing method of disposal of effluent from the Loather
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Factory into a stream which had not suf.ficient volum€) of water
to take the flow from tho .factory .
He gave dotails of Court
Proceedings in which tho Company had boen involved and
infor~d
the Committee of tho injunction which had boon obtained by
riparian ownors to prevont the factory from discharging
this stream.
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An application had beon mado by the Loathor
Company to dispose o.f tho of.fluent into
n TOYln Sowor ngo
It was proposed to treat ef.fluent so that it would
be
inn0cous~
the details o.f the treatment to be agroed between
the Tochnical Staffs of the Council and the Factory.
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© WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL ARCHIVES
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original application was for a maximum of
3 ~ 000
gallons per
hour spread over a 24 hour period and an indication was given
that when production was at its peak the outflow might reach
5,000 ga llons par hour .
Mr . Policky indic ated that these
fiGures had bean further examinod and could now be modified
to a nominal outflow of 15,000 ga; .lons per hour and a maximum
of 2,500 by spreading the time for discharge over the full
week .
It was estimated tha t the overall quantity woul d no t
exceod 50,000 gallons per d RY .
He also gave particulars of
tho purification procedure which the factory authori ties wore
arranging.
The deputo.tion then withdrew.
The County Mo.nager made a statement in which he informod
the Committee of the manner in which this appli c at i on had been
examined by the Technical Staff of the Counc i 1.
He gave tho
meeting the summary of the engineering report dated the 4th
October , 1956 , and the details of the report of the Chief
Medical Officer date d the 28th November , 1956 .
The Committee was also informed th a t the deputation from
the Gorey Leather Company had been in conference with the
County Manager and Off i cials of tho Council on the previous
Saturdo.y and further technioal data had been provided by the
Oompany as a result of tha t deoision.
Tho County Manager gave a full statement of the obligations
of l ocal authorities under the Rivers Pollution Prevention Acts
and recomraended tha t careful considero.tion should be given to the
advisability of obtaining Counsel ' s opinion on the statutory
obligations to ac cepting trade waste of this type into a Town
Sewerage System.
Tho County Manager pointed out that the
modification of the figures g iven by the deput a tion weuld
require reoonsider a tion. of tho technical aspe c ts .
The estimateci
outflot,' had noV[ boon r oduco'dVbry 5,0/<. of t h{; ori 16 ina i uemn.nc
roduction might infJ..uon ~o tho rG'c·o!1Jl11'e nda t 'i'&h 'of th'e County
Engineer ru:1d w041:6
mor<ltJ
co-A'st1a;jr o:ti0h~
this
It was agreed on the proposal of An Cathaoirleach seconded
by Councillor J.J.Bowe, that further consideration of the
application be deferred for legal advice on the Councilts
statutory
obligat~ons
in the matter and for consideration by
the Engineering Staff and the Chief Medical Officer of the
additional data on treatment of effluent and the modification
in the figures for estimated outflow.
COMIV
IUNICATION FROM DEPARTMf-:NT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT RE LOANS
FROM THE LOCAL LOANS FUND.
A circular letter dnted 27th November , 1956, from the
Department of Local Government was read for the moeting.
The
ciroular referred te procedure for obtaining loans from the
LOCQl Loans Fund and stressed thQt no
ex~enditure
should be
incurred in respect of capital works until the local authority
shall have been informed that the loan has been sanctioned and
if it is proposed to obtain the loan from the Local Loans Fund
until the sanction of
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Minister for Finance has been
notified to the local authority.
The terms of the circular were noted.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH DEPARTMENTS RE FILLING OF PERMANENT OFFICES
(a) Chief Fire Officer :
The Departmental communication dated
the 19th November , 1956, which referred to the assigmnent of the
duties of Chief Fire Officer to the temp orary Chief Assistant
County Engineer was read.
The letter requested that the
Council should have the matter re-examined and conveyed
approval to the temporary employment of Mr. G. M. Forde as
Chiof Assistant County Engineer for a further poriod ending
not later than the 31st January, 1957.
In the nbsence of a
firm decision to make permanent arrangements for the discharge
of the dutie s 0f Chief Fire Officer the Minister would not feel
justified in appro 'ling the continuance of the tempor o:ry
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arrangements beyond that date.
It was proposed by Oouncillor J.J.Bowe, seconded by
Oouncillor S. Browne and unanimously resolved to recommend to
An Oomhairle that as the pr esent arrangements continued to bo
satisfactory the Minister for Local Government should be
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quested to sanction their continuance for a further year as in
the present circumstances the Oouncil would not be justified
in proceeding with a permanent addition to the Engineering
(b)
~dical
Officer, st. JohnTs Hospital, Enniscorthy :
Staf~ .
Th8
General Purposes Oommittee was given details of the draft
qualifications, particulars of office and salary approved 'iY the
Minister for Health for the permanent offioe of Medical OJ fice:eSt. Johnl s Hospital, Enniscorthy, a nd was informed of the
intima tion r e ce i ved from the Department that it was })roposed t o
proceed wi th the filling of a number of
permanen~
posts of
Medical Officers to Oounty Homes in the near future .
The terms of the Department t s communication were noted .
PROPOSAL FOR INOREASE OF OOTTAGE RENTS
The Oommittee was informed that the Oounty Manager1s proposals for a revision of renta of labourers' cottages had been
circulated to the members of An Oomhairle as directed at the
meeting cf the Oommittee held on 5th November, 1956, and were
now submitted for reconsideration of the Oommittee .
On the proposal of Oouncillor E. Mac Ouirtin, seconded by
Councillor T. Howlin, it was resolved to request an Oomhairle
to recoIT@end to the Oounty Manager that the proposnls for increaso in rents should not be implemented until all the tenants
affected theroby had been given
adequ~te
notice of the alteration
in tho amount of tho weekly rent of each cott age and also informed that tonants who proceeded to hnve their cottages vosted
prior to tho do. te fixed fo!.' the operation of the increases would
be exempted from the proposed revision .
Oouncillor J.O!Leary,T~D . dissented from this recommendation,
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APPLIOATION
OF WEXFORD HARBOUR
COMMISSIONERS FOR
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(a) IMPLEMENTATION OF LOAN GUARANTEE (b) PURCHASE ,OF NEW PILOT
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The Committee was given details of the Abstra c t of
Accounts of the Wexford Harbour Commissioners for the year
ended 31st March, 1956 , and also of the harbour dues charged
in Wexford Harbour and a number of other harbours of
corresponding size .
It was proposed by Councillor E. Mac CUir t in , seaonded
by Councillor S. Brovme, aDd unanimously resolved that the
Committee should recommend to An Comhairle payment of the
principal and interest guaranteed on the £7 , 000 loan for the
current financial year .
It was also unanimously agreed that An Comhairle should
inform the Harbour Commissioners that it could not accede to
the request for financial aid in the purchase of a new
pilo'~
boat at the present time .
RESOLUTIONS FROM THE IRISH NURSES ' ORGANISATION
The following resolutions from the Irish Nurses'
Organisation were submitted for consideration :1. That a resolution be sent from this Counci l to the
Minister for Health requesting him to give a dofinit e
assurance that existing dispensary midwives will not
be c a lled on to resign boforo they reach tho ago limit
and that they will be rocognisod as suitablo officers
to care for tho infant up to the ago of six weoks in
accordanco with tho statutory obligations placed on
Loc a l Authorities by tho 1953 Health Act .
2 . That this Council strongly rocommends that the
nursing profossion should bo representod on
Consultativo Hoalth COlnmittoos sot up undor tho Heal th
Act .
The terms of the r oso lutions woro not o d on tho proposal
of Councillor S. Browno , s oconded by Council l or T. Rodmond.
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NOTIFICATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY GRANT - LOCAL AUTHOR ITIES (WORKS ).
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The Committee was informed of the circular letter dated
24th November , 1956, from the Department of Local GO';ernment
notifying a Supplementary Grant of £6 , 000 for schemes under the
Local Authorities (Works) Act,
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GRANT FOR WEXFORD BRIDGE
The terms of Departmental letter dated JIst November , 1956$
which notified a Rnad Fund Grant of £315 , 000 or 75% of the cost
of construction of Wexford Bridge, whichever is the lesser, wa .'i
read for the meeting .
It was proposed by Councillcr J.J . Bowe seconded by Councillor
T. Darcy and unanimously agreed that An Comhairle should express
its appreciation to the Minister for the notification of this
incroased grant under all present circumstances .
~ENDITURE
ON DISABLED PERSONS MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES
ThD Committeo was
infQT~d
that tho expenditure to the 30th
September , 1956, on allowances to disabled persons amounted to
£12 , 090 .
The estimate for the year was £23,500 and it was
anticipated that thore would be an ever - exponditure ef £1,500
on the estimate .
It was agreed on the proposal of An Cathaoirleach, seconded
by Councillor J . J . Bowe to recommend to An Comhairle that
authority be givon for the over-oxpenditure in view of the
difficulty of estimating accurately the annual ameunt roquired
for this new hoading of expenditure at tho commoncement of the
financial year and that the Minister for Health bo specifically
askod if
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of the exponditure :!.n oxcess of tho estimate would
be recouped from the He a1th Services Grant .
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GUARANTEE SCHENffi FOR ADVANCES BY BUILDING SOCIETIES .
The Cnmmittee was informed that details of the
Guarantee Scheme adopted by the Wexford Corp oration in
relation to advances by building societies wa s avai l able .
From c orrespondence with the Town Clerk it appeared that the
det a i~ed
scheme had not yet been s anctioned.
It was unanimously agreed to recommenc to An Comhairle
that further considoration bc adjourned until details of
the scheme approved by the Ministcr werc available .
SALARIES OF SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANCE OFFICER AlIiD ASSISTANCE
OFFICERS
The Genoral Purposes Committee was informed of the
r efer encc in circular letter H. A. 13/56 dated 13th Nove mber
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1956 , from the Dep artment of Social We lfare tha t t he
Minist er would be prep ared to approve , who r e a local
authority so proposod, of paymont t o Suporintondent
Assi stance Officers and Assistance Off icers of a t empor ar y
a llowance of 7t% ob bas ic s alarios .
The Committee wa s
g ivon details of the salary scalos of the As s ist ance
Offi cers in the count y and of the t otal over - a ll remuner a ti on
cf these officers as Assist anc e Off icers and Rent Collectors.
It Wo.s pro posed by Oounc illor T. Darc y -' seconde d by
An Cathaoirleach and unanimous l y agreed to r ecommend to An
Comhairle tha t further consi de ration of thc matter be
adjourned .
NEliV PLA N FOR RURAL COTTAGES
The Committee vms i nformed that tho amended p l an for
the construction of rur nl cottages was avai l ab l e and it had
bee n suggested th2.t in order to ob tain pr a ctical
experion~e
of t ho cost of the new propos a l one cott age should be erectcc
as a n exper imo nt .
It was unanimous ly agreed on the pr o-
posr'.l of An Cathaoirleach seconded by Councillor E. Ma c
Cuirtin that this pr ocedur 3 bo adop t ed .
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SEALING OF DOCUMENTS
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It was proposed by Councillor T. Hawlin seconded by An
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Cathaoirloach and unanimously resolved that the Senl of the
Council be affixed to the Deed of Transfer with
1~s .
Rose Nolan ,
for tho transfer of proporty at Ballymurray , Tho Bal lagh .
OTHER. BUSINE,SS
A number of Councill ors roqu0sted tha t particular c asos
f~r
l oans under the Small Dwoll i ngs Ac quisition Ac ts be
examined .
Councillor T. Dar c y sta t ed tha t quantities of r o ck had
bo on deposited on the cottago p l ot attached to one of tho
houseD in the Coolgr eany Village 8chomo and asked that i t bo
removed elsewher e .
It was roquost e d tha t work should bo commenc ed as soon
as possiblo on schemes approved under tho Lo c al Autherit i es
(Works) Act .
rouncillor S .
Browne mQde nn enquiry conc erning a c on-
tr a ct for pain ting at st . John t s ,,( c- pi.JL.u._l , Ennis corthy .
Petrol All owance :
It was pro p osed by Counci l lor J . J . Bewe
secondod by Cnuncillor T. Darcy that representation should be
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made to the Minister for Industry and Commor ce by the Counc il
for the granting ef a sup pl eme ntary petrol all owance to
members of County Councils wh o were obligod to trave l
dist an co s from rur a l area8 .
It
VICl.S
further agre e d th nt the rosolution on thi s matter
be sent to the General Council of County Counc i ls so that
represent a tions be made by tha t Body .
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COMHAIRLE
CHONNDAE
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Monthl y Mee ting - l Oth De cember, 1956
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M I NU TES
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Aras an Chonndae,
Loc h Garman
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T. F. McDormott ,
Runaidho .
Cm'LHAIRLE
CHOmIDAE
LOCH
GARMAN
The Monthly Meeting of An Comhairle will be held
in the Council Chamber, County Hall , Wexford , on
Munday , lOth December, 1956, at 2 p . m.
C L A R
1. Adoption of Minute s .
2 . Correspondence.
3 . Monthly Reports .
4. Recommendations of District Committees .
5. Recommendations of General Purposes Cormnittee:(a) Application of Gorey Leather Company for disposa l
of factory effluent ;
(b) Corresp~ndence with Departments re filling of permru1ent offices of (a) Chief Fire Officer and (b)
Medical Officer, St. John's Hospital, Enniscnrthy .
(c) Proposal frr increase of cottage ronts;
(d) Application of Wexford rtarbour Commissioners for
(a) implementation cf loan guarantee and (b)
purchase of new pilot boat;
(e) Notification of Supplomentary Grant - Local
Authcr it ios (Works) Act;
(f) Notification of Grant f er Wexford Bridgo;
(g) Expenditure on Disabled Persons (Maintenanco)
Allowances;
(h) Guaranteo Scheme for advances by Building Societies;
(i) Salaries of Superintendent Assistance Off ic er and
Assistance Officers;
(j) New plan for rural cottages .
6 . Amendment of Secondary Scholarships Scheme 1956 .
7. Schedule of Tenders .
8 . Schedule of Works proposed.
9. Financial business .
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10. Not ico s o:f Mot ion :fr om Membor s : _
(a) Councillor J .J. Bowo : tlThat the Council make
avaih,blo to ra tepo.yors in tho county, roo.d
material, as r oquirod , o.-C an economic pricert,
(b) Council l or A. Miniho.n: "Recognising tho :fact
th at the incro ase of 3/- por wook to road
workors will no cess it ate tho l ay ing off of
somo omployees for a consider ab lo po riod
tho Council should apportion this hardship
oquall y betweon all road workors !!.
(c) Councillor A. Minihan :
" That this Council
should make o.vailablo tho sum of £210 , the
ost imatod cost of removing a vory dangorous
cornor ~t the junction of Forr ymountgarrott
Road and Collogo Roo.d 6r Croywoll within tho
urban o.roa of NOIiv Ros s . II
11 . Roplies to Quories .
12. Soo.ling of Documonts .
13. Such oth~r business as may proporly ariso.
TOMAS MAC DIARMUDA ,
Runaidhe .
Aras an Chonndao ,
Loch GarnlD.n .
5.o.dh Nollaig , . 1956.
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COIlIHAIRLE
CHO NNDAE
LOCH
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Minutes of Monthly Meeting of An Comhairle held
in the Council Chamber, County Hal1 1 Wexford, on
MondaYl lOth Docomber) 1956, at 2~
An Cathaoirleach, Councillor J.J.Kennedy, presided.
ATTENDANCE
Councillors D.Allen, T.D.,
E. 1YIac Cuirtin,
T.liayes,
T.Darcy,
T. Howlin,
J.OYLear y ,T.D.,
J.J.Bowe,
T.Fardy,
L.Kinsella,
T.OILoughlin,
J.J.Furlong,
P.Kinsella,
S.Browne
J.Galvin,
A.Minihan,
T.Redmond.
The County Manager, Mr.T.F.Broe,
Doris,
J~Boyce,
County Engineer Mr.J.F.
Chief Asst.County Engineer" I'/Ir.T.J.Kennedy,
Council!s
Solicitor ) Mr.R.J.Elgee, and the Count -y Secretary, Mr. T.F.
~,: 0 Der mott,
were also in attendance.
ADOPTIO N OF MINUTES
The Minutes of the
Meeting of An Comhairle held
~uarterly
on the 12th November, 1956, wer e unanimously adopted on the
pr op os al of Councillor S. Browne, seconded
b~·
Councillor J , <T , BOV:0
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY
Councillor
J.O'Leary,T.D~
proposed that the sympathy of
An Comhairle be extende d t o His Lordship, Most Rev. Dr. Staunton,
Bishop of Forns, with the clergy of the Diocese and with the
r e latives of the late Very Rev. Fr. Cloney, P.P., Oylegate,
and Ver y Rev. Fr. Sinnott, P. P ., Litter.
Councillor J.J.Bowo
seconde d the r osolution of sympathy
Councillor T. Redmond propos e d a vote of sympathy with tho
f amily of tho late Mr. Michael Nolan, Bally courcoy.
S: Browne s e conded tho r osolution.
Councillor
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Councillor J. Boyce proposed a vote of sympathy with the
relatives of the late Mr. Patrick Murphy, New Ross.
Councillor
T.Fardy seconded the proposal.
Councillor J. Boyce moved a re so lution of sympathy with
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Mr. James Cullen, High street, Clongeen, and with Mr . Martin
Franklin, Ganger, New Ross, on recent bereavements.
Councillor
T.Fardy seconded the res olutiona.
Councillor S. Browne proposed a vote of sympathy with
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the Lord Bishop of Ossory and with the
Nlr. Empey, Re c tor, Ennis cor thy.
~elatives
of the late Rev .
Councillor D. Allen, T.D.
seconded the r e solution.
Councillor T. Fardy proposed a resolution of sympathy
with Very Rev. Fr. Guardian and the Franciscan Community un
the death of Rev. Fr. Bertrand O.F. M.
An Cathaoirleach,
Oouncillor J.J. Kennedy , s ecnnded the resolution.
The County Manager,
County Secretary,
County Engineer
and CouncilTs Solicitor associated themselves with the votes
of sympathy which were unanimously adopted in silence, all
members standing .
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CORRESPONDENCE
(a) Road at Grange Upper:
A l e tter dated 30th November,
1956, from ratepayers at Grange, Ruthnurc, was re a d to the
me e ting.
The letter reforre d to the condition of the road
at Gr ange Upper.
It was proposed by Councillor J.J.Bowe, se conded by
Councillor S. Browne, and unanimously rosolved that a copy of
the l otter be sent to tho 00unty Engineer who should be asked
to r eport to the next meoting of the Enniscorthy District
Committoe.
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(b) Acknowledgments of Resolutions of Sympathy:
Acknowledg-
ments of resolutions of sympathy from the Lord Bishop of
Ossory and IVIr . N. Walsh, Land Steward, St. John's Hospital,
were read.
(c) Irish Local Government Officials' Union:
A communication
from the Irish Local Government Officials' Union notifying the
members of An Comhairle that the Annual Mass for deceased and
living members and staffs of local authorities in C0unty
We ]~ord
would be celebrated in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Rowe Street , Wexford, on Thursday, 13th December
1956, was read.
(d) Employment &
~ergency
Schemes Vote 1956/57:
A com-
muni cation from the Department of Local Government dated 6th
December, 1956, notifying a grant of £200 from the- Employment
and Emergency Schemes Vote 1956/57, subject to a local contribution of £65, was submitted.
MONTHLY REPORTS
(a) Mental Hospital Visiting Corrrrnittee:
The report of the
meeting of the Mental Hcspital Visiting Committee held on the
30th November , 1956, was read.
A copy of the report is
attached to tho official minutes .
Councillor J.OfLeary,T.D. enquired concerning the
advertaement which had been issued for repairs to farm
buildings and que ried the nocessity for entering into a contr a ct for repairs when a wholotimo maintenance staff was
engagod by the Mental Hospital Authority.
The County Manager informod An Comhairle that the tradesmen employed wore ongaged on maintenance work throughout the
hospita l.
The Consulting
~rchit e ct
had r ep ortod on the
condition of tho roef over Division 6 and had propared n
draft specification and plan.
The Department had intimated
that it was desirable that a schedule of rates anGlor quantities
Rhould be prepared by a Quantity Surveyor in view of the
relationship of this work to the work of
the other buildings .
r~pair
on roofs uf
The County Manager also explained that
it was not proposed to engage a
~uantity
Surveyor or a Con-
sulting Architect for the work of repair to the out -offices.
Councillor T. OILoughlin stated that he was of opinion
tha t the tradesmen on the Mental HJspital staff were not able
to Cope with the dry rot in the roof timbers of the institution.
A discussion also took place on the duties of the maintenance staff in relation to the cleaning of shoots and
painting of gutters .
It
wa~
finally agreed on the proposal of Councillor T.
Redmond, seconded by Councillor D. Allen;' T.D. that the
County Manager should bring a full repo:r.·t of the contra ct
work proposed for the
reroo~ing
of the out-offices to An
Comhairle and the matter referred back
f~
reconsideration by
the Mental Hospital Visiting Committee.
(b) Rate Collection Report:
The report on tho Rate
Collection for the month of Novombor , 1956, a copy of which
is attachod to the official record was submitted for considera tion.
The report showed that 56.56% of the warrant
had been collectod at the 30th Novembe r, 1956, which comparod with a
p~rcentage
of 57.57 at tho corrosponding date
last year .
The roport was unanimously adopted.
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(c) County Engineer IS Report:
The report of the County
Engineer dated 6th Docombor, 1956, on progress of road and
other e ngineering works was submitted for consideration.
A
copy of the report is attached to the official minutes.
A letter datod lOth Docember, 1956, from the County
Engine er , as follows, was road:"I desiro to refor to ',y'our lette r of the 30th October
last concerning this year's Main Road Grant. I find that
there is a balance available of £3,272 .
I recommend that
this monoy be expe nde d on Road 36 from Cullentra to Kiltealy .
This ro ad was on the list for exe cution in the current yen~
but had to be removed when the Main Road Grant was reduced:!.
It was proposed by Councillor J.J.Bowe, seconded by
Councillor D. Allon, T . D. and unanimously res olved that the
Oount y Engineer 's report be approved.
A discussion took p lace on the
recow~end at ion
to allocate
t ho unexpended balance of £3,272 to Ma in Road No.36 from
CUllontra to Kiltealy.
Councillor J. Galvin expressed the view that the Main
Road fr om Taghmon to Adamstown would have equal claim for re0onstruction with the ro ad in question.
Councillor J.J.Bowe proPJsod tha t the recommenda tion of
the County Engineer bo approved.
Councillor J. 0 f Leary, T .D.
s000nded the proposal.
Councillor J. Boyco proposod that the amount should be
spent equally in tho four aroas of tho count y .
Councillor
P.Kinsella secondod tho amendment.
On a . show of hands tho amendment was defeatod - three
votes for, twe lve against - and the proposal was adopted by
the same voting.
Co~ncillor
J. Boyce onquired concerni ng the pensionable
st a tus of an employeo who had boon emp loyod by tho County
Council for
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yoars und subs equently for a period of 1 yoar
and 9 months by the Board of Works.
The employeo in question
had made application to r onew his employmont with the Council.
Councillor Boyce was informed of tho legal position.
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Councillor J. O'Leary, T . D. referred to the number of
men returned in the County Engineer's report as being in
employment and objected to the inclusion of the employment of
men on Wexford Bridge in the report .
Oouncillor
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Kinsella expressed dissatisfaction with
the number of men appearing in the report as employed in
quarries in Gorey North Engineering District.
He stated
that there had not been eleven men in Gorey Hill Quarry for
some ibwo ''jmon ths pas t .
The Oounty
Engin~er
pointed out that the figures returned
by. him were for employment at the end of November and were
an a c curato redord of employment at that date.
Councillor Kinsella askod that tho figures for
omploy ~
ment be rechecked.
Oouncillor S. Browne referred to the employment of a
workman named Morris of Oastlebridgo and asked that the
circumstancGs of the terminati··n of this man ' s employmGnt be
further examined.
The Oounty Manager agreed to do so .
Councillors P. Kinsella and T. Redmond directed attention
of tho County Engineer to particular roads which wore in need
of ropair .
Oouncillor E. Mac Ouirtin enquired concerning the sur facing of the Ballybrennan/Rosslare Strand Road which had
been the subjGct of correspondence with the Secretary of the
Rossl~e
Strand Development Association.
Councillors T. Howlin and J . J .Furlong referred to the
condition of roads in the south of the Oounty where the
gr ading machine had bo e n used for maintenance work and
enquired if it was proposed to do any ftnther work on these
ro ads .
The Oounty Engineer stated that further work would be
c arried out and some matorial spread as soon as it was
possible to do so .
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(d) Housing Progress Re p ort:
The Housing Progress Report
for the month of Novembor, 1956, n copy of which is attaohed
to tho Offici a l Record, was road .
Tho r ep or twa s
unanimously adop t ed on tho proposal of Councillor J. Boy c e ,
seconded by Cuuncillor T.
o 'Loughlin.
Councillor J . Boyco enquir od concering tho Jmp loyme nt of
mon on dir o ct labour construction of houses in the New Ross Are a
and was informe d that no further sitos wo re availabl o for
bui lding by the group mentionod.
Ro f erenoe was a lso mado to the oonstruct ion of hous es in
the Gorey Ar oa wh ich had boon partly built and wero still
incomp l e to .
It was
~xp l ai ne d
that the altoration dir octod by An
Comhnirle in the accoptanco of tendor s for contr a ct work by
tr a desme n on direct labour housing schemes had nocessitated a
delay i n c omplotion of work until the usua:),. procodure with
r ogard to t enders was carr i od out.
Councillor D. Allon , T .D . askod that the County Managor
should g ivo' An Comhairlo in committee a full sta t emont on tho
position r egarding tho financ ing of tho Council's housing
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pro gr o.mmo .
In particular ho requosto d informa tion on whethor
tho Council was r e coiving advancos from tho Loc a l Lo ans Fund
for financing of tho Housing Capita l Ac count and if a ny
difficulty was bo i ng exporioncod with tho Counc il ' s ovordr aft
for c apit a l purpos os.
The County Man agor infor me d the meo ting tha t t here had
boon con sidorab l e dol ay in payme nt of instalmonts of gr ants
an d housing loans during t ho curr ont
quart~r .
Tho Council
was awaiting issuos on app lic a tions tot a lling approximately
£ 65 , 000 of housing loan i nstalmonts from tho Commi ss ioners
of Public Works .
Tho SUbstanti a l par t of this sum had boon
app lio d for in Sopt oinbor l as t .
In addition tho Council had
not r e ce ivod a r ocoupmont of Road Fund Grants .
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expenditure cn Road Improvement to dat e wa s approxima toly
£10 9,000 for the current financia l year and instalmonts of
The dolay in
gr ants r e ce ived tot all od only £10 , 000.
obtaining inst a l ments of gr an t s and loans had r e sultod in
The amount of
increased overdraft wi th the Tre asurer .
t his overdraft would r ea ch
it~
peak during tho month of
De c omber a nd provided t ha t gr ants wo r e paid on duo dates
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should sh ow a reduction for t ho l a ter months of t ho financial
year.
Tho Manager ref errod
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t he circular letter from tho
Department of Loc a l Govornment, da ted 27th November, 1956,
'w hi ch had be on do a lt with by tho Gener e l Purposos Corrnnitteo
of An Comhairlo.
This circular, as f ollows , was read in
full for An Comhairlo:II I run directed by t he Minister for Local Government
to state that he has received a preliminary report on the
replies to Circular No.H. 15/56 of the 22nd ultimo in
whi ch estima tes were r8quested of draws from the Local
Loans Fund on f')ot of c. . . . 'rent housing c ommi tments . The
Minister notes that an unduly high proportion of
ant icipa t ed expenditure in the rema ining part of the
financ ial year is ascribed to works for whi ch loans have
not ye t been sanctioned.
The official ferm of
application for s anct ion to b orrowing contains the following instruction whic h wa s intended tc r epres e nt
standard pra ctice:-
tl No expenditure should be incurred in respect of the
works until the loc a l authority shall h a ve beo n
informed tha t the lo an has been s anctionJd a nd if
it is prop os ed to ob t ain the loan from the Local
Lo ans Fund until tho s a nct i on of the Minister for
F inanoe has been notified t o t he local authori t y" .
The es t imate o submi tte d are being examined in detail and
whe r e i~ appears tha t there has been over es tima ti on ,
notwi thst andi ng the express ter ms of the Minist er T s r e quest, s epar a t e corrnnuni cations will issue in r e l a tion to
par ticul ar r e turns . As it is eviient from the proliminar y
r ep ort that lo an issues for a ll purp os e s at the r a te a t
present e stima t ed by loc a l authoritie s wi ll continue to
p ~ a c e a severo str ain on the national c ap it al r es our ce s,
t he Minist er must bespeak the clos ost co-oper atio n 0f
l ocal aut horities in ensuring that the fund s available
ar e app l iod to the best u se and that c ap it a l is not tied
u p by being resorved to mee t li ab ilities of an uncert a in
nature
that may not matur o in tho fin ancial yoar to
which tho appropriate loans are rolev ant . The Ministor
has accordingly g ivo n the f ollowing dir e ctions whioh ar e
app lica~l o to a ll forms of borrowing for which his
s ar-ction is r equir od:-
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(1) Commitments on f oot of a loan pr op os ed to be obtained from
the loc a l Lo ans Fund for any project not ye t undertaken
should not be incurred b y a loc al authority in advance of
a n otific a tion from thi s Department that the sanction of
the Minisr.er for Finance h as bee n given to the i ssue of
the appropriate loan from the Fund.
(This direction does
not apply to preliminary expe nses in respect of fees, l and
acquisition , e tc., incurred with the approval of the
Minis ter).
(2) Where t e nders havo been approved by the Minister for Local
Government, contracts should not be signed until s anction
to the loan is g iven, whe th er the loan is to be borrowed
from the Loc al Lo ans Fund or othe rwise .
(3) The commencement of fresh direct l ab our operations should
similarly be deferred until the loan appropriate thereto
has boen s anctione d, from the Loca l Loans Fund or otherwise .
(4 ) Commitments should J.lot be ent er ed into by loc al authorities
i n r espe ct of Small Dwellings Acquisition Acts a dvances
or s uppleme ntary housing gr ants prior to the receip t of
sanction to the lo ans , f r om tho Loc al Loans Fund or otherwise .
(5) Sanction to new borrowing by way of t emp orary ove rdraft
a ccommodation for any c ap it al purp ose should not normally
b e sought until s anction to the issue of a loan for that
pur p oso from the Loca l Loans Fund or otherwise has been
ohta ined . "
In r ep l y to queri es from members it wa s explained t ha t
heretofore it h ad be e n the practice to proceed with approved
works on recoipt of sanction of the Minister a nd to arrange for
the financing of t he se work s by t emp or ar y overdr af t pending
t he arrangement of t he loans and is sue of insta lments .
The
Departmontfs l ette r now clearly stated tha t no works could b e
commonced until the loan had been sanctioned.
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Councillor S. Browne asked t hat the Councills proc edure
for app l y ing for sanction fo r luans should be a lt er e d accordingly
to ensure that the application was made at an earlier stago in
t ho pl anning of c api t a l wor ks .
An Runaidhe informe d t he moo ting t ha t tha t was being dono
and t hat app lica tion for a loan of £ 60 , 000 for the purpose of
financi ng the 1956 Agreement Scheme was submitted to the mooting .
It was proposed by Councillor J. OILoary, T. D. seconded
by Councillor P. Kinse lla an d unanimous ly r es olv ed t ha t the
s anction of the Minist er be request ed to a loa n of £ 60 ,000 for
tho pur p ose of financing the er oction of 60 cott ages under the
1956 Agreoment Scheme.
- 10 Councillor D. Allen, T.D . was given information on the date
of sanction and the date on which the mor t gage was se a l ed for
the loan of £100, 000 for the 1955 Agreement Scheme and £29,730
for Village Schemes .
Councillor J. O'Lear y , T. D. r ef err e d to a Depar t ment a l
query on Clonroche Housing Scheme and wa s informed tha t
enquiries would be made r egarding the nature of the query which
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was stated to be outstanding .
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(e ) Chief Medi c a l Officer ' s Roport :
The r ep or t of the
Chief Medi cal Off icor for the month of October , 1 956 , was submitte d to t he meeting .
The r eport was una nimously adopted
on the proposal of Oounc illor T. Hayos , seconded by Councillor
J . Boyce .
fioun c illor J . Boyce asked t hat a mee ting of the
Oonsult a tivo Hea lth Committeo be arranged and suggeste d Friday ,
14th Do c ember, 1 956 .
It was pointed out tha t that evening
mi ght not sui t the Me dical Officers on the Commi ttee .
Councillor J . J . Bowe intimated t ha t the date was not
suit ab l e to him.
It
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arr ange d that a mee ting of the Commi ttee should be
fixed for a convonient approximate d a t e .
Councillor E. Mac Cuirtin enquired concerning progr ess in
the er e cti on of new dispensarios a nd it was agr oed that a full
r ep ort would be submitted for the nex t meeting of An Combairle .
REOOlvl1vlEHDATIONS OF DISTRICT COMMITTEES
(a) New Ross District Committee :
The r ecommendations of t he
New Ross Dis trict Committee meet ing he ld on tho 29th Novembor,
1956 , whic h ar e r e cordod in the minut es of th at meeting , copy of
whi ch is attachod to tho Offi cia l Re cord, weJ.' e unanimousl y
appreve d on the prop os al of Councillor J . J .Furlong , s e conde d
by Councillor J . Boyce.
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Tho r o commo nda tions of tho
vVoxford Di s tri c t C ornmi tt oe moo ting he ld en the 15th Novombor,
1 956 , whi c h o.re r oc orde d in t he minut es of th at moo ting, copy
of vlh ich is a tt a cho d to tho Offici a l Record., wor e unani mously
adepted on the proposal of Councillor E . Ma c Cuirtin , s o conded
by Coun0illor T. Howlin .
(c) Gor oy Distr-ict Committeo:
The r e commend a tions of tho
Gor ey Dis tr i ct C ommi tt eo mooting h o Id on tho 23rd Novombo r, 1 95 6 ,
V'lhi c h ar o r o c or ded in t he minut os of th a t moe ting , copy of
whi ch is o. tt a c hed to tho Offi ci a l Re cord, Vie r a unanimousl y
adop t od on tho proposal
of Councillor D. All en , T.D., s e conded
by C ounc illor Kinso ll a .
Councillor T. OILoughlin intim t o d
h i s d iss e nt from t ho decision on t ho Fe rns/C amolin Wat~r Scheme .
(d) Ennis corthy Dis trict Comflittoo:
Tho r e comme nd a tions ef
t ho Enniscorthy District Committoe meo ti ng he ld on t ho 27th
Novembe r , 1 956 , which are r e corded in the minut os of tho.t
mee ting, CJPY of whi c h is a tt a c hed to t he Off ici a l Re cord, wore
unanimousl y o.ppreved en the p r oposo.l of Councillor J.J . Bowe ,
s e conded by Cou n cillor S . Br owno .
RECONITI1E1IJ1)ATIONS OF THE GE NERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE
(d App lication of Gor ey Lea t hor Company for dis p os a l of
Factory F£fluent:
The minute of the mee ting of the Genera l Purposes Committee
held.on tho 3rd De c embo r, 1 956 , was submitt ed for consi (ler a tion .
The r e commondation of tho Comrnittoe t ha t further
COD-
sideration of t ho app lic a t ion bo doferred for l oga l advice
t he Council's st a tutor y obli gations in t ho
r.H.. ttor
and for c on-
sideration by tho Engineer ing Staff and t he Oh i o f Modic a l Officer
of t he additional data on the tr ea t mont
of tho of f luent and
modif ic ation in the fi gur es of t he es ti mat e d outflow was unan irrnE l y adop t od on p ropos a l of Councillor J . Boy c e socondod b y
J . J . Bowe .
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(b) Filling of Permanent Offices of (i) Chi ef Firo Offic er and
(ii) Me dic a l Officer;St. John's Hospital .
(i) Chief Fire Officer: The following r e commenda tion of the
Genor a l Purposes Committee ~as unanimously adopted on t ho prop osal of Councillor D. Allen , T .D. seconded by Councillor T.
Darcy, that as the pr esent arrangements continued to be
satisfactory t he Mi n ister for Loca l Government should be r e quested to sanct ion tho continuanc e of theso arrangoments for
a furthor yoar .
The Council did not feel justified in pr esent
circumstances in pro ceeding with a permanent addition t o the
engineering staff.
(ii) Medi c a l Officer , st . John's Hosp it a l,Enniscorthy:
An
Comhairle was informed of the details ef a communic at ion datod
5th November, 1956, from t ho Department of Health with wh ich
was enclesed draft qualifications, par ticu l ars of offico and
duties of permanent office of Medic a l Officer , County Homo ,
Enniscorthy .
Tho mattor was submitted to An Comhair l o having
r egard to tho altoration proposod in the salary s calo for t ho
permanont offi ce .
It was propose d by Counc i ll or D. Allon , T. D. s e conded
by Councillor J . Boy c o, and unanimously rosolv od tha t tho
Mi nistor for Hoalth bo informod that An Comhairle was s a tisfied
tha t the presont arrangemonts fer the fil ling of this post
woro sat i sfa ctor y.
(c) Proposa l for Increase of Cott age Rents :
The following minute of tho moo ting of tho Gonoral Purposes
Committo o held en the 3rd Docomber , 1 956 , was submitted for
considorati en :li The Committoe was informed t hat tho County Manager ' s proposal s fer a revision of rent s of l abour ors ' c ottages had beo n
c ircul ated to tho members of An Comhaif l e as dire ct ed at t he
moo ti ng of tho Committoo hold on 5th Novembe r, 1 956 , and wero
now submitt od for roconsidoration of tho Coramitto e .
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On tho propo s al of Councillor E. Ma c Cuirtin, se c onded
by Councillor T. Howlin, it was r eso lv e d to request an
Oomhair l e to rocommend t o t ho Count y Manager th a t the pro p os als for increase in r onts should not be imp l eme nted until
al l tho t o nants affectod thoroby had been given a de qua te
notice of t ho a lte r a tion in the amount of the woekly rent of
e£1. ch cott agEl and £1.lso informEl d tha t t e nants who proce ode d t o
have thoir cottages vestod prior to tho d a t e fixed for the
oper a tion of the increasos would bo oxempto d from tho pro posod r evision .
Councillor J . O'Loary , T.D. diss El nted from
t his r e commenda tion" .
It was pr oposod by Councillor J . Boyco seoondod by
Councillor T. Rodmond a nd unanimousl y r e solved tha t tho r e c ommenda tion of the Ge nor a l Purpos e s Cormnittee bo ad opted.
(d) A-p lic a tion of Woxford Harbour Commissione rs for
i) im l eme nt a tion of loan uar antee a nd (ii) purchaso
of no w p ilot boat:
The rocommondation of the General Pur p os es Conrrnitt eo tha t
(i) payment of tho principal a nd interest guar ant oed by An
OODlllairle on tho £7 , 000 lo an r a i s od by the WElxford Harbour
Conrrn ii3sionors bo mado for t ho curre nt financial yoar and
(ii) tho Har bour COli1mis s ioners be informed th a t An Comha ir l e
cou ld not a cc odo t o tho r oquest for financial a id to pur chaso
a now pi l ot boat at the presont timo was unan i mously adopted
on tho prop os a l of Councillor J . J . BOVIO , se condEld by Oounc illor
T. Do.rc y .
(0 ) Notification of Suppleme ntary Gr a nt - Loc a l Auth orit i e s
Wor ks Act:
An Comhair l e
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informed of tho cont ents of circular
R. 202/1/8 of the 24 t h Novomber , 1 956 , from the Dopartme nt
of Loc a l Govo rnment vvhich not ifi od a supp l emen t ar y gr o.nt of
£ 6,000 to tho Wexford County Council for scho me s under the
Loc o. l Authoritio s (Works ) Act for t ho financia l yoar 1 956/57 .
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(f) Notification of Grant for Wexford Bridge:
The meeting was informed of the notification dated 21st
. November, 1956, received from the Department of Local
Government of the allocation of a Road Fund Grant of £315,000
or 75% of the cost of the work whichever is the lesser, towards
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the cost of constructing Wexford Bridge.
The recomrnendation
of the General Purpose s 0 omrni ttee the.t An 0 omhair le s:lOu1d
Jxpress its appreciation to the Minister for the notif.ication
of this increased grant in the present circumstances was
unanimously adopted on the proposal of Oouncil10r J.J.Bowe,
seconded by Oouhci110r J. Boyce.
(g) Expenditure on Disabled Persons Mai ntenance Allowances :
The following minute of the General Purposes Oommittee
meeting held on the 3rd December, 1956, was submitted :liThe Oommittee was informed that the expenditure to
tho 30th September , 1956, on allowances to disabled persons
amounted to £12,090 .
The estimate for the year was
£23 ,500 and it was anticipated th a t there would be an overexpenditure of £1500 on the estimate .
It was agreed on the pr opo sal of An 0 athaoir le ach
seconded by Oouncillor J.J . Bowe to recomrnend to An Oomhairle
that authori ty be given for the oVer-expenditure in view
of the difficulty of estimating accuratoly the annual
amount required for this new heading of expe nditure at tho
comraencement of the financial year and that tho Minis ter
for Health be specific a lly asked if 50% of the expenditure
in excess of tho estimate would be recoup ed frcm the Health
Servico s Gr ant lt •
Tho r ocomroondati on of the Oommittoe was unanimously
adopted on the prop os al of Oouncillor J.J . Bowe , seconded by
oouncillor
S . Br owne .
(h) Guaranteo Scheme for AdVances by BUilding Societios:
The recommondation of t he Goner a l Purposos Oommittoo that
furthor considor a tion of this matt er be ad journed until details
of a schomo a pproved by the Ministor wero availablo was
unanimously adopted on the proposal of Oouncillor J. Boyc o,
seconded by Oouncillor T. Darcy .
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(i) Sa lari,e s of
Sup o rirte nd e ~t
Assistance Offic er and
As s is ,tane e Orf icers :
The r e comrne ndation of t he Ge ner a l Purposes Committee
that f urther
consid~ration
of this ma tter be ad journe d was
unanimously approved on the propos a l of Councillor J . Boyce
seconded by An Cathaoirlea ch.
(j) New Plan for Rural Cottages:
The r e commenda tion of tho General PurpOS GS Committoe that
ono cott age should be erecte d in acccrdance with the ne w pl an
pr epar e d by the Arc hi tect for rur a l cott ages wa s unanimousl y
adopt o ~
on the prop os al of Councillor T. Redmond , s e conde d by
Councillor T
Howlin.
AlVIEIDl'flENT OF SECONDARY SCHOLARSHIPS SCHEME 1956
It was prop os ed by Councillor A . Minihan seconded by
Councillor J . Boyce and unanimously r eso lv ed tha t Cla us e 1(0.)
of tho Scheme for Scholar shire in So co ndar y , Voc at i on al j';dnd
other approved sch001s for 1 956 be amended by the insertion of
"fivo bursaries" in pl a ce of four bursari es as ori ginally
pr()vide d.
The !'or ogo ing amendmont
ViTO, S
moved to per mit of
, t ho awar d of an addit i onal burs ar y to Miss Johanna A. Dooley ,
Now Ros s , in accordo.nco wi t h a pro vious r es olution of An
Comhairle a nd the sancti on of tho Minis t er for Educ ation conve ye d in letter of the 13t h Octobe r, 1 956 .
SCHEDULE OF TENDERS
The t e ndors listed on tho sche dules atta ched wor e opene d
at thi s moeting of An Comha irlo .
Tho t onders whi ch had boon opened a t the Council Mee ting
on 12th Novembor , 1956 , and wh ich aro listed in the schedules
att a ched to this Rooord we r o s ubmit t od for t ho information of
An Comhairlo .
It was pro po s od b y Councillor T. Redmond s o conde d
by Councillor J . J . Bowe and unanimousl y r e solv ed th a t tho
approval of An Comhairlo bo given to the ac cep tance of the
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An Comhairle was informed that there were no new works
proposed other than those reported in the monthly reports .
FINANCIAL BUSINESS
(a) Lnan £60 , 000 - Capital Road Improvement Programme 1 956/57 :
The fol lowing r es olution was propos ed by Coun(; illor J . J .
Bowe seconded by Councillor D. Allen , T . D. and unanimously
resolved that pursuant to the letter of sancti0n dated the
20th November , 1 956 , nf the Minister for L0cal Government the
sum of £60 , 000 be borrowed from The Nationa l Bank Limited,
Wexford , for the reconstruction of County Roads under tho
CouncilTs Road Reconstruction Programme for 1956/57 to be
repaid within Ten Years with interes t at the appropriate rate
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c hargod by tho Bank from timo t o time for such advances as in
said lottor of sanction provided, t'.o said Loan and interest
thereon to bo s ocur od by a Mortgago ovor the Ratos and that
the Seal of the Council be affixed to the said mor tgage to
The National Bank Limi t od.
The Soal of tho Council was thon affixe d to t ho Mortgage .
("!J) Loan £4 ,700 - Improvomen t works at Wexford Co. Hosp ital:
It was proposed by Councillor J . Boyce, soconded by
Councillor T. Hayos a nd una nimously r os olve d that tho Soal of
An Comhairlo bo af f ixod to the Mortgago Deed gu ar ant ee ing rep aymont of this loan.
Tho Soal of An Comhairle was then
affixed to tho Mortgngo Doed.
(c) Lo an £ 1,200 - Provision of
Di~pensari os
Rosidoncos:
It was proposed by Councillor J . Boyco, se c onded by
Councillor T. Hayes, and'unanimously r e solvod that tho Seal
of An Comhairlo bo nffixod to tho Mortgage Deed.guar ant ooing
ropayment of this loan.
The So Ctl of An Comhairlo was then
affixod to tho Mortgago Deed .
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LOAN UNDER SMALL DWELLINGS ACQUISITION ACTS - JOHN FOLEY .
Councillor S. Browne enquirod concerning the application
of Mr . John Foley, 'l!iJ¥'er Street , Enniscorthy, for a loan
under the Small Dwe llings Acquisition Acts and was informed
of the date on which tho application was re ceived and of subsequent onquiries made by tho Council .
It was proposed by Councillor S. Browne, seconded by
Councillor J . J . Bowo, and unanimously resolvod that An
Comhairle r e commend to tho County Mano.ger that this loan
appli c ation bo granted.
DREDGING AT KILMORE Q.QAX
Councillor T. Howlin reforred to the dredging operation
in progress at Kilmore Quay and stated that the manner in
which the work vms being exe cut ed during tho last month had
not been satisfo.ctory .
It was agroed that tho matter should be referrod to the
County Engineor to invostigato tho progr oss of tho job which
was boing carried out by tho Commissioners of Public Works .
ORGANISATION OF ENGINEERING SERVICES
Councillor J . J . Bowe askod for permission to discuss the
general quostion of engineering services and was informed by
An Cathaoirleach th at it would bo necossary to havo notico of
tho
matt ~ r.
NOTICES OF MOTION
(a) Road Matoria ls:
Councillor J . J . Bowe movod t ho fol-
lowing motion of which notice had beon givon - "Tha t tho
r ouncil mako availa'cle to ratopayers in the county , road
matorial, as roquired,G,t o.n oconomi c price".
Councillor T..
Do.r~y
soconded the motion whi ch vms
debated at considorable l ongt h.
- 18 A number of members of An Comhairle having spoken in
support of the motion it was finall y agreed on the proposal
of An Catha oirleach that the matter should be deferred for
one month to enable a full r epor t to be submitted for consideration of the members on the manner in which the road
material could be mado available to f armors as suggested .
Ceuncillor A.
(b) Increase in Roadworkers' Wages :
Minihan withdrow the motion concorning tho incro ase in roadworkers' wages whi ch had been t ab le 'i ar an gClar.
(c) Cerner at Croywoll, Now Ross:
Councillor A. Minihan
movod the follov.ring metion of which notice had boen g i ven: "That t his Council should make
:1vo.i lable the sum of
£210~
t he estimated cost of re moving a very dango rous corner at
the junction of Ferrymountgarrett Road and Colle ge Road or
C:t'eyvrell wi thin tho urban ar ea of New Ros s" .
A re port dated 7th Docombor, 1956, from tho Count y
Engineer stating t ha t t he roo.ds wor o under tho jurisdiction
of the New Ross Urban Council and t hat tho County Council
could not provide money for t his work wo.s submitted.
It was agr eed that the County Council had no pOwer in
t ho matte r.
ROCK BED AT EDENVALE
A l e tter dated 15th Novembor ,
1956~
frem tho Office of
Public Works which r e ferr od to the r os olution of An Comha irlo
pas sed
8. tits
September Meo ting r o quos ting t hat a rock bed
at Edenvalo be r emoved was r oad.
The t orms of the lotter were
noted .
I
- 19 -
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OF MR . M. MURPHY; ASSISTANT CO . ENGINEER
Councillor A. Minihan onquirod conco rning tho notification
of t erminn. tion of the t el'!1por 8.r y emp loyment which had
boo~1
g iven to Mr . Mi chae l Murphy, Assistant County Eng ine e r, New
Ross AroG..
The County Manager outlined the f:J.cts conce rning Mr .
:rvrur phy I s omp lo ymo nt with the Council and the g0ner o. l direction
g iven by the Dopartmont limi ting the duro.tion of emp lo yment
of t emp or:J.ry offic e rs .
MEt . WILLIAM BURP HY 2 rvU->.C HINERY OVERSEER.
An C athao irlo o. c h proposed t hClt tho Council should place
on record its appre ci ation of t ho services of Mr . William
Murphy who had retirod
from his per manent pos t as Ma chiner y
Overseer at t he Council's MCl c hine r y Yo.rd
t Enniscorthy .
Councillor J. Galvin seconded the resolution.
Tho member s of th(; C ounc il vvho were pre sent spoke
o.ppro ci a ti ve l y of the vo.luo.bl,') servi ce given by :Mr . Murphy
during his yeo.rs with the Council.
The Count y MClnager , County Eng ine e r o.nd ·ount y Secret Clr y
o.s so c io.tod theT!! sel vo s
l~.th
VOTE OF CONGRATULATION TO
the r emar ks of the members .
~ffi.
RONNIE DELANEY.
Councillor T. OILoughlin propos o d tho. t An Comhairlo
should p lace on rocord it s congr o. tulations to lVIr . Ronnio
Delane y on his outst a nding achievement in winning tho 1500
Metr os at the Olympic Gnrnes in Mo lbourne .
Councillor T. Howlin secondo d tho resolution which wa s
uno.ni nously o.dopted , the members pres e nt having
a~sociated
t hemse lve s with the proposal.
- !O -
SEALING OF DOCUMENTS
It was
propo,~ed
by Councillor J . Boyce seconded by
Councillor T. Hayes, and unanimously resolved that the Seal
of An Comhairle be affixed to the following iocuments:1. Agreement wi th ~,1r. Richard Carroll , Monalee, Ballindaggin,
for the cleaning of eave gutters a nd shoots at the District
Me ntal Hospital, Enniscorthy .
2 . Tr ansfers under the Labourors Acts (Agreement and C . P . O.
Schemes) as follows:Patric k Ba nville, Gibberpatrick .
John G. Doyle, Glontire.
Mic hae l Gough , Ballyorley.
3. Domolition Ol'dors undor the Housing (Miscolla noous Pro Visions) Act, 1931 , as follows:House a t:
Occupior
C oolbo y
Richard Miskolla
Coolboy.
Thomas Stafford
Danoscastlo
Andre·'1l Curmnins,
Dane scas tlo .
Mrs . Margaret
Whito .
4 . Contr a cts for tho erection of Lab ourers Cottage s a s follows: Contractor
House a t
Soan Dunno,Killo g noy,Clonrocbo
Pk~ Dunbar ,Ri v o rc h apo 1,C ourtown
Pk . Dunbnr,Riverchapel $ Cou~town
PIc. Dunbar ,Rivorchape11'C ourtown
A.Nolan,Boolabog,B 0 11Y0arnoy
J a s. Murphy,Clologuu , F orns
S oamus Daly & Cha rlos Hobbs,
C ourtovm .
Tominoarly
Knockina
Gorteon
Barnland
Ballyho.milton
Milohouso
Ballyteiguo
Prico
£800
£810
£830
£805
£790
£770
£850
5. Vosting Ordors undor tho Labo uror s Act 1 936, o.s follows: Mar tin Keano , Tay lorstown s Tintorn.
William Murphy, Clono Wost, Monamolin.
P a tr ick 0 I Brion, Whi tof ort, Artramont .
Jano Coloman, Ballinacoola, Kilnnhuo .
Wi lli am Taylor s Bal l yhine , Forth.
Po.triclc Le a cy, Clologuo Upp~r, Balloughter .
Donis Tompkins, Camolin.
Mark Byrno , Nowcastle.
Jos oph Murphy, Pollmann.Gh Great, Bridgotown.
John Hickoy, Orristown, Killinick.
J amos Byrno, B:J.ll ynostr aw , Glonbrion.
Wi lli run Mill a r, Kisha , Kil..3cor an .
Elizab:th O'Loary, Chapol , Clonrocho .
Cathorino Howoll , Camolin.
- 21
6 . Le tt ing Agr eements under t he Labour er s Acts as f oll ows :Eamonn Kea l y , Milltown , Fer ns .
Cather ine Mur phy Bal ly c arri gee n, Ferns .
John Parle , Cull, Du ncormick .
Patri ck Furlong , Ro semount Lodge , New Rus s .
Luke Kavanagh, Aske , Gorey .
J ohn Roc he , Ki ng sf ord , Barntown.
Michae l P. Kehoe , 1174 Colvi lle st . ,Ros sl n.re .
Bridge t Donne lly , Dunc a nnon .
Pa tr i ck Kehoe , Pcllr ane , Tomhaggard .
Patrick Mur phy , Garr ymoyl e , Bl ackwater .
J ame s Lea cy , Ball yc arri geon , For ns .
Mic hao l Redmond, Courtb all yod..rnu nd.
John Tur ne r, Ball yc arr igeon , For ns .
Bridge t McCl ean , Ba l lycarrigeon Lowo r.
Will iam Bre nnan , Moun ~ St . Bonodict, Gor ey .
$
7 . Dea l er s
I Lic once s fer t ho s al e ef Pastouri se d Milk under
t ho Milk & Dairies (Spe ci al Des i gnations) Regula tio ns ,
1 93 8 , as foll ows : -
Mr s . Cadogan, Nowb avm .
Mr s . P. Fol ey , Ballyha. ck , Arthur s town .
Mic hae l De ve r oux~ Pembrokos tnwn , Dunc0rmick .
Do nis Murr ay , Moorfie l ds , Rat haspe ck .
NJrs . Ria. OlLeary , Oy l egat e .
John Conb oy , Moorfiold, Wexf ord .
Nic h ola.s Ka.vanagh, Ba llyfi n oguo , Wexfor d.
Andr ow ' Rovro ll, Ballyduf f, Camolin .
IvTrs . N. Gunne r, Ky l ecCro ss ! Wexford .
She lbourne Co - op~r a tive Socie t y , Bal lyw illi am.
Th emas Ross it e r, Ball yhine , Kilr ane .
Robe rt Wal ke r , Gr eat Clonar d , W~ xford.
Dan i e l St afford, Gr oa t Cl onar d , Wex f or d .
Co. t ho r ine A. 0 fBr ion , Duncorm ic lc .
Sean Cu l len , Rour kes Ts Cro ss , F ou l ksmills .
She l b our no Co- oper o.t i vo Soc ie t y , Old Ro ss .
Pa tr ick But l or, Cl onr oc he .
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Mo.r gar e t Car t on , Sc o.rawal sh , Enn i s cort hy .
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1 957 .
Visiting Committee Meeting
held
Members present:
30/11/'56.
Rev. Fr. Ransom, Adm.
(Chairman).
Ve ry Rev. Dean McFall.
Messrs. J. O'Leary, T.D., J. Howlin and T. Redmond.
A vote of sympathy to the relatives of the Rev. Francis F. Empey, deceased,
late Church of Ireland Chaplain to the Mental Hospital was passed unanimously on
the proposition of Fr. Ransom seconded by J. O'Leary.
The County Manager also
associated himself with the vote of sympathy.
copy of letter dated the 28th November, 1956 from the Department of Health
re roofs was read by the County Manager for the information of the members as follows:HI have been asked by the Minister for H9alth to refer to your letter of
2nd October, 1956 and enclosures regarding the repair of the roof over Division
6, Enniscorthy Mental Hospital and to state that the draft Specification and
Plan are generally in order; they have been discussed by Department's Technical
viser with your BOard's Architect aDd some minor amendments will be
incorporated in the final Drawings.
The question of the recoupment of the expenditure will be further considered
when an estimate of the cost of the work is received;
as the proposed work is
expected to give an indication of the probable cost of repairs to the roofs of
all the buildings it is considered desirable that a Schedule of Rates and/or
approximate iuantities should be prepared by a Q,uantity Surveyor.
I am
accordingly to re l uest you to be good enough to arrange for the submission of an
eStimate of cost of the work proposed."
The members agreed to re commend the appo intment of Mr. P. Mulcahy,
62, Merrion Sl uare, Dublin, as ql,uantity SurVeyor in connection with the proposed
work.
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ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
COUNTY HALL, .
WEXFORD.
6th Necember,
1956~
To the Chairman and Members of the County Council.
--------------------------------------------------
Hereunder is the report on works under my jurisdiction for
the month of November, 1956, and a statement showing the expenditure
and employment of men on such works.
The work set out for execution on the following vnads is now
complete:
Road 136/13 8/1025/1035
BallymoneY-Courtown.
The surfacing but not sealing of the following roads is done:
Raheenaskeagh-Ford
Tombrack-Ballyroebuck.
Road 330/631
11
160
The position with work on other roads is as follows:
Road No.
115/116
Location
Holyfort-Baltyfarrell
Surfacing in progress.
Amt.Allowed
JAstimated
EX:Qendi ture
£13,100
£5,460
With regard to Wexford Bridge, the piles on the upstream
cylinder on Pier No.1 have been driven to -49 O.D., and some
excavation work has been done in the downstream cylinder on Pier
No.1.
Some of the concrete sheet~piling at the Ferrybank
abutment has been driven.
The sheet piling driving has been
made slow due to the nature of the strata through which they are
being driven.
Area
RETUR N OF MEN EMPLOYED AT END OF NOVEMBER 112~6.
Institutions
Rd.Main- Rd.Con- ,Quarries & Other
LAW8,. Total Mileage
Works
tenance .~truction
Gore y North
18
Gorey South
20
E I corthy N.W
11
E I corthy N.E. 29
E I corthy S.
15
New Ross S.E. 27
New Ross East 14
Wexford North 30
Wexford South 22
21
Duncannon
Machinery Emplys.
Wexford Bridge
4
10
10
207
28
4
1
11
24
30
18
22
23
11
36
19
23
2
12
9
10
2
5
a~
216
220
229
235
95
231
138
223
209
207
15
582
2003
34
54
-
4
a~
37
50
41
75
4
44
37
-
217
34
ROAD MAINTEN ANCE
Amo~&llowed
Main Roads
County Roads
L.A.W.Act
£52,500
£63,400
£18,000
Amount S:Qent
£36,314
£42,211
£2,874
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WEXFORD
COUNTY
COUNCIL .
EXPENDITURE ON COTTAGE REPAIRS TO FORTNIGHT E~IDING 24/11/ 1 56.
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ENGINEER .
Amount
Alloca ted .
Amount
Exponde d
,
Balance
Available
A. M. McDonald .
£1 , 515 . O. O.
£1 . 481 .1 2 . 3 .
£33 . 7 . 9 • .
M. O ' Malley .
£1687 . 10. O.
£1 , 313 .1 6 . 6.
373 .13 . 6 .
M. B . Fitzgerald .
835 .1 0 . O.
618 . 3 . 4
217. 6 . 8 .
533 .1 6 . 3 .
769.13. 9 .
£1 , 500 . 3 .10 .
476 .1 6 . 2.
T. J . McNul ty.
£1 , 303 .1 0 . O • .
P. O'Neill .
o. o.
£1 , 585 . 10 . o.
£1 , 614 . 8 • 7 .
525 , O. O.
350 .10 . 3.
1 74 . 9 . 9 .
£1 , 474 . 10 . O.
£1 , 214 .15 . 3 .
259 .1 4 . 9 .
M· J • Murphy .
T. H. Finnigan .
A.
C . Ward .
£1 . 977 .
P. J . Quinn.
£1 ,96 6 .10 .
o.
£2 , 220 .17 . 6 .
M. P. Foley .
£2 ,130 . O. O.
£1 , 69'7 .15. 1.
Amt. over
expended .
28 .18. 7
254 . 7.6.
432 . 4 .11.
-£15 , 000 . O. O.
£ 12 , 545 .18 .10 .
Net Balance available
£2 ,7 37 . 7.3.
£2 , 454 . 1. 2 .
283 .6. 1.
COlJEC:
1 956
?ur":.n
Direct La'
1953
:rov~mbe.l.· ,
the r:lOnth of
1953
= . .r
1954
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cottabes \!ere completec. .
1955 .. ... -
12 )
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Cont:::o::..ct
0'_. . 1'
. . . . ....I •
1956
1956 ,
195-
5
1
2
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1953
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37 .
Files of applicRtions ei~
by ::::h1e1' :'Ieo.ical 1' . . . icer .
Eree
8
• ••
investi~ated
vis .
See re~)ort of Chlp ~ --edLcc.l
T:"'ee a:pplications received .
i
1
un
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t
and
2
overcro
;o.ed
.
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Officer .
K'lmore
\is .
v
In a~cor Y'c~ .1:;: ... rc~_"('st ::...t last - ont'~ly :-Aet.ln . . . oi'c __ c
)o'--U.1c:i1 a2.1 cr':',. .,ina a~plicants on the __ i1..• 0re \l11:&(.)e .... c ~"'.:e
f ll'".l ',Jere c:_rc"la . . . ::.sed .
'To date 5 a~ plic"l.ticms ~lave been rec'" ':'--3' .
Bunelody V~
:::: . :.: . O.' s reco ..~Lendation re h018in e n"e..:'c:
to the next - istrict Co,_.littee :~eetin[ .
/
Clonroche
,ill
e sU-..d.1.i..t.-ceci.
"
vis .
Tende::' /?\!a':' t inc. derart..l.ent al sanct ion .'y.
1956
. 5 . ( 60 isolated cottages)
. .tJPl.'ov[-l'
0
oar.. of £6(' , 1..\.
required .
F iles of applications in respect of the following Villa~e
..... chemes have been examined by the Oh:'ef 1:edical Off icer &.no. fr om
her r eports it would appear that there is a need of erection of
houses as set out below :~ri~vetown
vis
Ball,tv• illian;
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Public
Health
Offices ,
County Hall,
Wexford.
December, 1956.
REPORT
OF
TEE
CHIEF
MEDICAL
OFFICER:
During the month of October, 1956, the following cases of
~nfectious
Diseases were notified to this office:-
A. P. M.
17
Scarlatina:
2
Pertussis:
2
Pneumonia:
2
Enteritis:
7
Septic Throat:
2
Influenza:
6
Impetigo:
3
Vhooping Cough:
5
r
Measles:
I
1
Infant ile Ezema:
2
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-
The following table represents the Admission s and Discharges
at the County Fever Hos pital, New Ross, dur i ng the month of
October, 1956:-
Admissions:
60
Discharges:
48
There were thirty-two pat ients in the County Fever
Hos pi t al on 1st November, 1956.
Acute /\llterior PoUomyelitis:
During the month of: NovEIIlber there were seven confirtned cases of
Poliomyelitis and four observation cales were adnitted to New Rosa
Fever Hospital"
Of: the seven def:inite cases notified three were
admitted to Cherryorchard Fever Hospital" three to New Ross Fever
Hospital and one patient died.
Three patients were discharged home f:ron New Ross Fever Hospital,
and nineteen observation cases.
At the end of November fourteen patients were under treatment in
Cherryorchard Fever Hoopital.
One patient had been. transferred from Cherry-orchard Fever Hospit...,!
to Balcloyle
uxiliary Hospital, and
~
patient to Cappagh Orthopaedio
Hosp i tal.
There were five definite cases under treatment in New Ross Fever
Hospital on 30th November. 1956.
These were discharged home on 3rd
December, 1956
A further report on proposed transfers an~or discharges from
Cherryorchard Fever Hos pital is now awaited.
r,lATERNITY
AND
CHILD
f1.2:LFARE
SHHEME :
In connection with the above Scheme the following returns
have been received:Visits Eaid
258
No. of Nurs ing Mothers en Books on 1/10/56
310
No. of Ante-natal cases on Books on 1/~O/56
114
152
'I
58
89
No. of babies over six weeks and under 1
year on books on ]/1,0 /56.
433
283
No. of children over 1 year and under 5
years on books on 1/10/56
1580
912
(a) Ante-natal
38
47
(b) Nursing mothers
38
142
(c) Babies under six weeks
47
147
No. of babies under six weeks
II
No. of new cases admitted during
October, 1956:-
(d) Babios over six weeks and under
one year.
(e) Children over one year and under
f'ive years
DIPHTERIA IMMUNISATION CONTI lUOUS
14
4
22
4
SCHEElE:
In connection with the above scheme the following returns
have been received from Part-time Public Health Nurses for the
month of October, 1956:No. of Parents' Consent Cards signed ,showing number of
children who are now ready for immunisation •••••••••••••• 89
No. of Parents' Consent Cards signed showing number of
children who will be ready for innnunisa tion wi thin
the next three-monthly period ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• 39
No. of Refusals (if any) •.•..................................... 10
The above report includes work done by Nurses employed by
District Nursing Association, Hew Ross, Enniscorthy, Rathaspeck,
and Gorey, Nurses in Dispensary Districts and Public Health Nurses. "
FOR MONTH
INSPECTORS'
HEALTH
GCTOBER,
1956.
Wexford Area - Mr. O. M. FoleYI
Number of houses in.pected •••.••.•••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9
"
"
"
"
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"
nuisanceJ in~pections •••••.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6
"
"
"
disinfeotions •••••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10
milk and dairies inspections •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o 6
"
Food Hygiene inspections ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l
samples of milk taken ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o •••••• o.10
•
Inspections of dumping grounds ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7
n
"
" "
Slaughter-houses inspected ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8
"
Burial grounds •••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1
Inspections of dance halls ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1
Enniscorthy and Gorey Areas - Mr. H. O'Rourke:
Number of disinfections •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 5
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"
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n
"
" "
milk shops and deiries inspected ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9
s~ples
of milk taken •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• 7
sLmples of water taken ••••••••••••••..•.•••••••••.•••.••••••• 7
nuisance inspections ••••..••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 4
Food Hygiene inspections ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SO
"
Inspections of dumping ground •••••••••••••••••••• ·•••••••••••• 1
" "
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A
2
"
Slaughter-houses inspected ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12
houses inspected ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• ~9
Sewerage
~orks
inspected ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1
New R08s Area - Mr. R. A. O'Grady:
N~er
"
of disinfections ••••••••.••..••••.•••••••••••••••••.•.•••••••••• 4
"
"
" "
" n
"
"
"
" "
houses inspected •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 213
cawsheds~
dairies and milk shops inspected •••••••••••••••••• 35
Slaughter-houses inspected ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o 19
nuisances inspected •••••..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14
Food Hygiene inspections •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29
Inspections of Water Works ••••••••••••••••• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
7
Inspections of Dumping Grounds •••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••
7
TUBERCULOSIS UATTERS:
Tuberculosis Officer's Monthly Report - October, 1956:
Number of dispensaries held •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13
It
"
"
"
new patients examined ••.••..•.••••••••••••••• 7
"
found non-tubercular •••••••••••• 5
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II
"
Patients responsible for attendance ••••••••• 94:
II
It
attendance s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
"
"
uninsured patients •••••.•••.••••••••.••••••• 45
11
"
insured patients •••••••••.•••••••..••••••••• 32
It
"
"
pulmonary cases ••.......•..•••••........••.• 49
"
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observation cases • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
II
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It
non-pulmonary cases •••••••••.•••.••••..••• ·•• 5
contacts •................................... 16
pat ients in sanatoria outs ide the county •••• 75
II
II
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premises for disinfection ••••••••••••••••••• 4
"
fI
domiciliary visits •••••••.•••••••••••••••••• 20
II
II
Grianan Charmain ••••••..•••••••• 78
specimens of spetum sent for examination •••• 56
Nurses ' Monthly Reports:
D~ ring
the month of October, 1956, thEBe were 39 patients
visited by the nurses employed under the County Tuberculosis
Scheme and 47 visits were paid.
Recommendations for X-ray examination:
There were 234 patients recommended for X-ray examination
during the month of October, 1956.
GriananCharmain:
The following table represents the admissions, discharges
and deaths at Grianan Charmain during the month of October,1956:
Admissions
••
••
••
3
Discharges
••
••
••
6
••
o
Death ••
• ••
Interim patients treated
Extern
"
2
"17.
Ma.ss-Radiography: Preliminary returns sho,ys that about 5,357 persons were X-r8¥ed
during the neit of the tean to the county.
A detailed report vall be made lIhen full
neport i8 receiTed.
The attendanoe in rural areas was Tery good as was also the
response in New Ross whioh was the best centre.
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MILK
AND
DAIRIES
ACT) 1935.
During the month of October, 1956, inspections under the
Milk and Dairies Act, 1935, were carried out as follows:New Ross Area:
Eleven inspections were carried out.
noted.
No defects were
Three Minit Dirt Tests were carried out and were found
to be satisfactory.
Gorey Area:
I
Fourteen inspections were carried o~t.
noted.
Six defects were
Three Minit Dirt,8 Tests were carried· out and \"lere found
to be satisfactory.
Enniscorthy Area:
Twenty-three inspections were carried out.
Five defects
were noted.
Wexfor d Area:
Twanty-seven inspections were carried out.
were noted.
..TVIO
defects
Five l.1init Dirt Tests were carried out and were
found to be satisfactory.
RECO~
.
.1ENDATIONS:
During the month of Octo bel"', 1956; one Milk Shop and one
Dairy were recommended for registration •
SLAUGl-::TER-HOUSES
..
AND
rilEAT
n SPECT ImTS:
I have submitted the reports of the Veterinary Surgeons in
respect of Slaughter-houses and Meat Inspections carried out by
them in Wexford County Health District and Urban Districts during
the month of October, 1956.
·.
HOUSING:
During the
~onth
of October , 1956, eighty- one applications
were considered in relation to the letting of seven cottages and
recommendation made according to the Housing (I:1anagement and
Letting) Regulations , 1950.
iJllEXFIDRD
COUNTY
SCHOOL
:.ffiDICAL
SERVICE
SCHEI·1E.
During the month of October, 1956, 9 schools medical
examination were carried outi
306 children were examined.
145
It
II
found defective.
Treatment:
Opthalmic Treatment:
During the month of October, 1956, 98 children were
notified to attend Eye Clinic, and of these 89 attended.
Dental Treatment:
During the month of October, 1956, 204 children were
notified to attend Dental IDlinics.
NOTIFICATION
OF
BIRTHS
ACT; 1906 and 1915:
During the month of October, 1956, 159 notifications
of Birth were neceived in this office.
Inspections of Midwives:
During the month of October, 1956, routine inspectLton
of midwives was carried out.
HONORIA
AUGHNEY,
CHIEF
1ffiDICAL
-,
OFFICER.
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MINUTES OF WEXFORD DISTRICT MEET ING HELD AT
COUNT Y HALL, WEXFORD, 15th NOVEMBER, 1956.
------------------Councillor Curtin (presiding), Councillors
Byrne and Howlin.
Also present: Mr. T. F. Broe, County Manager;
Messrs. T. J. Kennedy and G. Forde, Chief
Assistant County Engineers; Mr. Foley, Asst.
County Engineer; Miss Hore, Staff Officer,
Housing Dept.; and Mr. Leahy, Secretary to
the Committee.
Attendance:
Confirmation of
Minut~.
The minutes of the previous meeting were taken as read and
signed by the Chairman.
I'
ROADS.
The Chairman opened a discussion on the road reconstruction
programme for 1956/1957 and suggested that the Ballyfane-Castletown
road and the Ballyhealy-Kilmore road be put on the list.
Mr.Broe,
County Manager, pointed out that the Road Reconstruction Programme
for 1957/1958 was under discussion by the General Purposes
Committee. and that the District Committee could only make
recommendations regaraing roads for reconstruction. The meeting
then recommended the following roads be put on the list for 1957/58.
( 1)
(2)
(3)
(It)
Ballyfane-Churchtown
Ballyhealy-Kilmore
Kilmannon-Cleariestown
Baldwinstown-Kilmore.
(5 )
(6)
( 7)
(8)
County Hospital-Ferrycarrig
Kingsford-Trinit y-Taghmon
Rathaspeck X - MCQuillans X
Murrintown-Caseys x.
A discussion then took place on road repairs and the following
roads were brought to the attention of the Engineering staff:
Cl~. Howlin stated that there was a considerable quantity of
mud on the roads done by the mechanical grader in the Tomhaggard
area at Ballyharty and at Newhouse, Baldwinstown.
He also
referred to the flooding of the road at Neamstown.
Mr. Foley,
Assistant Co. Engineer, stated that the roads done by the grader
were not yet completed as he still had to put gravel on them.
He also agreed to examine the flooding of the road at Neamstown.
Clr. Byrne asked that the flooding of the footpath at King
st. be brought to the attention of the County Engineer.
The Chairman complained about the Camross-Taghmon road and
the pot-holes in John Street.
HOUSING.
c~r. Byrne raised the matter of the application of the late
John Roche, County Hospital, for a cottage.
He stated that Mr.
Roche's widow intended to go forward with the application and
asked that the Housing Department give the matter its early
attention.
.
Clr. Howlin enquired about the delay in the erection of a
cottage for O'Brien, Mulrankin, and was informed that the Department
of Local Government had not yet sanctioned the tender submitted to
them in July last.
It was decided to send a reminder to the
Departmenl.
The Chairman asked about the progress with regard to the
acquisition of a site for Mrs. Cleary, Stoney.
Miss Hore, S. () .,
Housing, informed the meeting that this cottage was to be built
on a derelict site for which an acguisition order had been sealed
at the last meeting of An Chomhairle.
It was decided to have the application of Nls. Keating,
Moortown, considered at the next meeting.
The Chairman stated that the cottages at Glynn, tenanted by
Stafford and Berney, were in a very bad state and that the floors
and roofs were in urgent need of repair.
It was decided on the
proposition of the Chairman, seconded by Councillor Howlin, to
ask the County Engineer to allocate money from the special fund
for the repair of these cottages.
LETTI NG OF COTTAGE AT BALLYGOMAN:
Mr. Broe, County Manager,
told the members tEat he was not prepared to appoint Thomas Whelan
as tenant of the vacant cottage at Ballygoman as the C.M.O. had
recommended that two of the other applicants, Bernard Power and
Walter Connolly, were in need of alternative accommodation, while
Whelan and his family were living in a fit house with one other
occupant.
The Chairman stated that Whelan and his family were
c onfined to one room of the house and proposed that the C.M.O.
be asked to re-examine his housing conditions.
The proposition
was seconoed by Councillor Byrne and unanimously passed.
LETTING OF COTT@GE AT BALLYGEARY:
The meeting recommended that
Mr . M. P. Kehoe, A.O., be considered by the County Manager when he
was a ppointing a tenant for this house.
L . A. W. A. SCHEMES.
The foll owing list of priority schemes under the Local
Autrorities (Works) Act for 1956/1957 were approved:
PART I
PART II
Wexford North
Scheme~O:-- Amount
§cheme-No. Amount
1032
103~
Wexford South:
£356
£1~9
103
£1 8
1042
£260
1214
1217
£1,000
£1,000
1218
1223
1225
1226
1227
1228
1229
£ 00
£350
£100
£100
£700
£100
£~OO
-WATER SUPPLIES:
. In reply to the Chairman, Mr. Forde, Chief Assistant County
Englneer, states that money had been made available for the
proposed extension to Barntown Water Supply and that he
expected to get the pipes from another County Council.
pu~ p
It Was decided to consider Glynn when selecting areas for
erection for 1957/1958.
The meeting then concluded.
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WEXFORD COUHTY COU NC IL
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DI: STRICT
Minutes of the Gorey Di stri c t Commit t ee Mee t ing held in the
Courthous e , Go r ey on the 23rd Novembe r, 195 6 .
AT TEJ'lDA TYCE ;
Councillor D. Allen, pr es ided .
Councillors T. Darcy, p . Kinsella and T. J . O' Lou ghl in .
Also pr esen t: Mr . T. J . Kennedy , Chi ef Asst . Co . Enf ine e r
Mis.
J . Forde, A. l\icDona ld, T . HcNulty, P . O' Neill,
and M. J . O' Malley, Asst . Co .
T.
~a cDiarmada
Housing Sect ion
En ~ inee rs .
Ua s , Co . Se cr etary, Miss B . Hore, S.O .
and T. Dixon Sec r etary to the
Committee .
A:iOPTION OF
.~
I !\1UTr::::S:
The Minutes of the mee tin g he l d on the 21st AuguE'. t , 1956 , were
adopted on the proposition of Councillor P . Kinsella seconded by
Councillor O' Loughlin and we r e signed by the Chairman .
N,.
DB1UTATIONS
I . consisting of Rev . M. Le nnon C. C. and Mr . J .
If/hi tnor e r equosted r epairs to the r oad from Lo gfan Cross to main
Tinaholy ro ad .
t wo miles in
stone y .
They stated that the road wh ' ch i s approx1l11a t EJ ly
l en~ th
is in a very bad condition , potholed and
They furthe r stated that a l ar ge amount of heavy t r affic
used tho road .
Redr:lOnd and Al l ar de
of Courtown Hbr ·. Dev . Assoc i at ion st r essed t he
nee d for certain amen i ti e sat Court ovm Harbour .
They parti culary
requested (1) the r es urfacing of ro ads i n Courtown (2) the
in stall ation of :Sxtra Lights and (3) a Dumping Ground .
They also
r equClstod r epai rs to thE> C;outh Fier .
DEPUTAT IO N NO . 5 .
f rom t he Askamore Di strict, consiste d of Mis
Jas . h enny , Thos . Ke nny. Rath and Doyl e .
The deputat ion point e d
out the vnr y bad repair of Road No . 17 4 - from Askamore to Bri deswc:
and stressed the need for iY'lF18diat e r epairs .
2.
DEPUTATION NO . 4 consisted of II'l essrs . Doyle , Kenny , Kennedy and
Ryan and it stressed the urg en t
road from
one mile ..
Bol ~ y
rreed for
imm~diate
repa ir s t o t ho
Cross Roads to the Yellow Gap - a dis t ance of about
They sta t ed that the road
Vl[lS
hollow in the c o nt r e , was
o vergrovm and extrc mG flooding oc curred .
AFPL ICA'l'ION FROM
GOR1~Y
LLitT :i:LR CO . LTD . , f o r p owmis sion to di spos e of
the factory offlu ent into the town sewerage system was co n sid(' r od by
th8 meeting .
Thlir . Forde , Asst . Co . Engineer po inted ou t tha t i t vias
not :Tet c ortain whcthor the existing pipos would tak e tho ext r a
s8wage .
Mr . Allen pointo J out that if the County Counci l made
available thei r
sewerage system for the disposal of the facto r y
ofrluent tho Council wou l d havo to take r ns ponsibility fo r any
pollution of the' riv e r vrhich miq,ht occur .
On thE"; proposition of
tho Chairman s0conded by Clr . T ~ Darcy, and agr~ed , it was decided
to recomme nd consideration of t ho matter by the County Council .
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SUPPLY - FERT'IS AFD ClJ'OLIH:
fl. minute of the County Council meeting of tho 13th Augus t,
1956 , r oque stiner r o c onsi clera ti on of t ho
~ o ur c c
placed be foro tlill moeting . Clr . O ' Loughlin
of supply , was
su~g0sted
the examination
of the str eam n oar st . Hogue ' s VIcl l , Ferns , along with some springs
,-
c lose - by, as t ''10 sourcs of supply for the uppor portion of Fs r ns .
After somo discussion it was deci i.e d to procood wi th t he ori ginal
p r oposal, i . o ., that Ballybog Stream be usod as the sour co of supp l y ,
thEl t VIa t c r bo pumpc d to sE) r vi co rc sorvoir in Kil thoro18,s TOV'lnl and
and that deli very to Fo rns
and Camolin bo made by gravi t;T . /
FUBLIC LIGHTInG:
Conside.ration was g iv en to an B . S . B . quotation fo r
of an extra li ght at Forns .
the 8 r ection
Consideration was also given to an
application from Kilmuckrid~e Dovelopment Association request ing
two extra li vhts at Kilmuckrid~~o Villa r-c . It was decided to defe r
-
both applications until the Estimates "eating of tho Counci l.
A
18 t ter from Rev . E . Conno l ly , C . C., Mono.molin, r eqW.'l sting pub l i c
l ighting for tho villagE, vras also before) the mcctinr .
As the
village vms not a Scheduled Village, it did not qualify fo r public
Ii S"hting and the lit'e ting re j s Ct8 d the appli co. tion on the se gr ounds .
3.
AP:rLIC;NJ~ION
FOR FO OTPATH FRO!'
A I e ttor from
~1r .
MR . T . LAMBERT , GOREY :
T . Lar.1bert , 1 Lr . Main St , Gorey , reque sting tho
construction of a footpath outside his premises was r ead for the
mE)etin~
.
The l e tt or s tat od that Mr . Lambert wished ,; to erect a
Sun- Blind on a window fronting tho main Gor oY- Arklow road , and that
ho
~ould
not do so unless thnro was a 6 ' footpath construc t ed .
Tho
Chairman oDpos o d the app lication on the grounds that it would make
tho already
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dan~ e rous
corn e r TIore hazardous .
The meeting de c ided to
dE) fE:r the na tt or tIor the r e commenda ti ons of the County Engineer .
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L CCAL M iTHORITILS ;;,J ORICS fiCTS:
The Mo e ting gav e approval to tho Priority Lists .
ROADS:
1m application from r Els idonts on the road l ea ding froM Annagh~
WI cklow Gap r oquf's ting that tho roadway be take n ovor as a public ro :::.:"
was submitted to the moo ting .
Tho
moeting decided , that as the
Council would not bo in a position to r econstruct tho roadway ; that
they r ec ommend to the r o sidents to make app lication to tho Special
T:i::mployr'1ont Scheme s Offi co for thc; forma ti on of a Rural Improv ome nts
Rc hrmc for t he r e pair of
this road .
A momori a l
from r o side nts in the
Inch District -r e que stin g an COMha irl c to surface the road from
Cool,Q'rE:) an~T
to Jon os ' Cross
~
Fallfls was submi tt od f or considc:ration .
On the proposi tion of thn Chairman and agr ocd , it was de cided to de fer
the rna tt or for the tiI'lc boing .
HOPSING:
Fil es in connec tion VJith sit E.; applications r ecor'1I1onded by the
county
~anager
to b e defe rr e d afte r r eviLw were submitted as fol lows:Coun ty Manage r ' s
RoconIne!ldation
Cormi tt80 ' s
Re corrrnonda ti on
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J arne s Ke nny,
::Wountalox anlor
De f or - House certifi e d
to be in r () asonabl e g ood
(' ondition
'fhomas Kennt) dy,
22 Coislinne Gorey
Reject - already in fit
hous e owned by Gor ey Town
Commissioners
Mary ~JcDonald,
Knockinn Ballinast raw
Dof e r - in vi ew of ~nfinoor '
r c corl1r:J.e ndation that hous e
is r epairabl o for a small
I'Tr s
Co . ~anag8r 1 s r e commendation adopted .
do .
s
sum .
© WEXFORD
COUNTY COUNCIL ARCHIVES
do .
3.
CountLHanag8r ' s
RecomY1ondation
Joseph KElhoe,
Clonloigh Camolin
Defer - Unnarriod
Coruni t t ne ' s
'FfOC()r.miEHld a t i on
Co . II:1anagElr ' s recommend ation 8.dopt(-)d .
]'viichael rov/e r,
No need for r e housing
Ballyroebuck,Kilrush certified-dofe r .
do .
1\1 a t t Byrne,
Hyde Park , Inch
do .
House c ~ rtified,to be
r epairabl e for £ 1 2 .Defer .
The Chairman raised the natter of extras on contracts , which
had b( E;n rais ed at thE' monthl y r:l(:c ting of the Council and enquir ed
if any action had b u m tak e n by the J.VT'l.nap-er .
Tho Chai rI'lan was
reques t ed if he had any spocific cas e in mind and
case of Mr . John Wi 11 oughby .
h~)
r efer r ed to the
The; moeting was informed that the
~ouncil were ~ lr ca dy corre spondinG with Mr . Wi llourhby and that tho
mattEr would he e xp e dit ed .
Tho
Me ~ ting
the n concluded .
COMHAIRLE CHONDAE LOCH GARMAN
Minutes of the Enniscorthy District Cornri1ittee Meeting
held on Tuesday ,27th November,1956.
ATTENDANCE:
Councillor J.J, Dowe presided.
Also present were Councillors T. Redmond,
Mes srs. T. J. Kennedy and
G. Forde, Chief Assistant County Engineers; Messrs. A.
McDonald, M.B. Fitzgerald and M~ O'Malley, Assistant
County Engineers; Miss N. Hore, Staff Officer, Housing
Sect ion, and Mr. J. 0 'Le ary , Secretary to tho Commi ttee.
J. 0' Leary, T.D. and S. Browne;
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES:
On the proposal of Councillor
Redmond, seconded by the Chairman, tho minutes'of the
previous me e ting held on the 28th August, 1 956 , were
adopted.
MARSHALSTOWN LANE:
. A memorial regarding the condition
of Marshalstown Lane, which was referred to tho Committoe
by the Council at the meeting held on 19th September, was
considered together with the en gineering report thereon.
The report indicated that the entrances to the lane from
both the Moyne/Marshalstown and Pullinstown/Marshalstown
roads were at a,c ute angles and that the cost of reshaping
would amount to £45 and £210 r e spectively.
I
On·the proposal of the Chairman, seconded by Councillor
Redmond, it was agreed that the work on Moyne/Marshalstown
e nd be done provided the local landowners would be agreeable
to draw away the excavated clay which would entail a saving
of approx imately half the estimated cost of £45.
(j) ROAD
Murphy,
AT BROWNSWOOD:
An application from Mr o Paul
Br ownswood, Enniscorthy 1 for the improvement of Road
525 at Br ownswood together with the Engineer's report was put
before the meeting.
The report indicated that only a
reconstruction scheme could improve the present c on.dition of
the road.
-NO.525
The Committee, however, agreed that they were not
prepared to recommend the r ec onstruction of this road at
the present time.
CURRADUFF!KILTEALY WATER SUPPLY:
Consideration was given
to the Engineer " s report on the cost of extending the Kilteal.>
Water Supply to Curraduff ,.
It was est imated that tho work
would cost approximately £780, of which tho Council's
contribution would be approximately £485.
It was agreed that
the Council be r e commended to undertake this work provided
the usual State Grant would be forthcoming.
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DISPENSARY AT KILLANNE:
The Enginoer' s r eport on tho
possibility of ere cting the new dispensary at Ki llanne on
the Council's land attached to the Dispensary Residence
was con s idere d.
The Engine er did not favour this proposal
due to expected difficulty with r egar d to water and sewerage,
and recommended the site a lready sel ec ted as being the most
suitable.
The Committ ee agre ed to adopt the r e commendation
provided the cost of acquiring the site did not prove
excessive
©.•WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL ARCHIVES
2.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES WORKS ACT:
Approval was iven to the
works ~ h6wn on 't he 12riorit; lis . 0 W lC sanction had been
ac corde d.
MroFitzgeral d
~edto submit details of a
scheme for the Boro river at Wilton,Bree, co s ting £750 which
he stated was omitt e d from the minut e s of the previous meetinL
as
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Following a discussion on schemes under the Local
Authorities Works Act in general, r eference was made to the
appar ent lack of co-ordination betwe en Land Drainage Projects
and the Council!s schemes and it was stated that the Local
Agent for t he Land Dr a inage Schemes had n ot appr oached any of
the members or officials in connection with proposed schemes.
On the propos a l of the Chairman, s e conded by Councillor
Redmond,it was recommended that the C ~~~:J ~7~~~ ~~ the
Agent p ointing out that t h el would we iiOmc informati on
re g ardin~ intended projects so
Authorities
Work s !i.c s sch emes mi" h
, e~
, d in c on 'uncti on Wl
the
ralnage Project.
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HOUSING:
The following list of Cottage Ap p lic a':; :: o~s,
recommended by the County Manager to be def err e d 'aft er
review in view of the revised Housing Progr ammes ; 'wsr e
submitted to the meeting' and the County ManaGer' s
recommendation approved:-
ff
No housing need
certified.
Brigid Butler,
Me:rton,Macmine.
Def er.
Ambrose OtGorman,
Money tucker.
House in reasonably
good condition.
Defer.
Joseph Cooper,
Ballina.:pierce.
Rouse could be
repaired for £20.
Defer.
Jos eph Moorehouse,
Ball inab arna.
Living in Council
Cottage with motherin-law.
Defer.
In this conne ction the Committ e e intimat e d that the
Moorehouse f amily were living in Cor bally .
The Committee
recommende d that the pr e sent housing accommodati on of this
family be insp e ct e d and the file r e submitted to t he County
Manager on r e ceipt of report.
COTTAGE REPAIRS:
Councillor Re dmond:
Councillor O'Leary:
Councillor Browne:
The following wer e r ep orted for r epairs:-.
Cottage of Thomas Stafford, Oylcgate,
(no door ).
"
John
Ryan,
Kilcol mack,
"
(doors and windows
•"
"
"
II
"
II
Kinsella 8: Quirke,
Aughna clappa.
Flynn, IVionart Ea st.
\
\
Foley, Greenville.
\
Councillor Re dmond request e d tha t the matt er of payment
to Patrick O!Connor, Monavull en; for drawing wat er to new
cott a ge at Monavull en b e looke d into.
r
Councillor Browne inquired as t o the pres ent p osition
reg arding the proposal of Mr. ' Cosgrave to acquire some
prop erty of the Coun cil at st • John 'sand wa s inf orme d that
the matt er woul d be att ended t o and that he would be notified \
of the position.
\
3.
Counci l lor Browne requested tha t the CoUnty Manager"
be asked to r e consider the app lic a tion of :rvh~ . Jo}l..n F oley ,
Wafer Street, Enniscort hy , for a lo a n under t he Small
Dwe llings Ac quisition Acts in view of t he fact that he is
unabl e to obtain loan facilities e lsewhe r e and that
application was made to the Council before i ts rev ised
scheme VIas ado p ted .
~
ROADS:
Councill or O' Leary recommended that the Council"
provide materi a ls for surfacine:; Chape l Lane at Dl'tUng oold,
Enniscorthy , and stat ed that a similar conces s ion had
been a llovled some years ago .
It was agre e d that the matter of r epa irs to Slaney
Street be given priority in next year s proposals .
OUTSTANDINq ACC0:U;NIS:
The matt e r of outst and i ng payment s
due to tEe f oll ow ing VlO.S l'o.isod: ~
Thomas Devereux, Oul artleigh, The Bal l o.gh ,
(Buri a l Groun d
Co.re to.kcr) •
Thomas Carty, Bl a ck smi th (work done fo r f:lr . Williamson) .
Dire ct Labour Group
(wet - time payment for July) .
W E X FOR D C 0 U N T v
New Ross DiGtrict
C 0 U NC I L
GOr.u:J.ittee Meeting , held on the
29th November , 1956, nt the Tho l sel , New Ross at
3 . p . m.
J.TTEIJDANCE:
Pr e sent were: Councillors Kennedy (presided) BO~Tce , Pnrdy,
Furlong and Minihan .
Also in attendance wor e : Mis J . F . Doris Co . Engineer, T. J .
Kennedy Chief Asst . County Enginee r, H. Finnegan , B. Fitzgerald,
r1 . J . Murphy, A.rt . C. Vlard , Asst . County .wn[,ineers, ID . F . lVlcDc r rnott
Co . Secretary, Miss E . Hor o , S . O. Housing Section nnd C. O' Dwyer
Acting Secretary to the COmr.1itt ee .
MINUTI~S
:
Minutes of tho mee ting he l d on thE) 23rd August, 1 956 were taken
as r oad , . and signod .
Rev . Fr . Alla n was r o ceivud and he put forward a case to have
the Poulfour - Sal tmills anrl tho T®r:o pl ntO"In Vill e.ge - Templetown i)hurchFcthard Roads attende d to .
A
Deputation from the Dre a li s to vn-Burke stown- Kill osk Ratepaye rs
Associat ion was r e coived Hnd the sjpoJkcsl:lan r eques t e d that tho road
fror:! Burl{e stown to Campil o Via Dronlistown and Killcsk bE) r epairod as
this s(;ction of ro nd carri , s consid cr ab l o traffic ~uring the corn and
·be e t sea s ons .
Comne; nts of tho GCHbc:rs on the d(;pu to. ti ons wc r () deferred unti 1
the roads it em was being di Gcu sse d .
LOCAL i.U'l'HORITlr.S (ViO RJ'=?) i. CT :
A priority li st of schcr.18s under the L. il. . W, !"
was rcferr El d
to
the Cor,m i t t o c from tho Countv
Counci 1 for consi do r a tion n.nd thi s list
v
was agreed to .
Counci l lor Furlong stated t ha t tho compl e tion of work done on
t ho (;ora Hi ~0 r at Har ()SrlO ad
the s ource: .
1jiT
afl ne c o ssnr 7 bocnuse of flooc'Jing bo l ow
Mr . Doris e xplainod that this Dnrticu l a r job had not boon
sanctioned but ho wou ld lo ok into tho natter .
Councillor Boyce: was inf orned thn t the EJ r cc tion of a bridgo on
f
(2 )
Road No . 17 9 was no t
i nc l udo rl in the l i st .
Fil es in conno ction with t ho following appl ic atio n fl fo r
cottap" c e r e ction we r e' submitted with tho recommendat i ons of the
county
~:8.nap;(;r
a ft e r r , vir 'IT und e r the pre sent r evi sod howdng
pro gr ffi<lTIe .
App l i c an t
--"-"-._---
lVlanaver '
J ohn Boltmd,
Tcmp l c' u ctigan Ballyvri lli 8.n
H[\r t in
fl
Ho corrrr.1Emd[l ti on
u e f er - Unrw.rri e d .
Hi a
tc r 8 ,
T ~ rr ernth Cassagh
Defer - fi t
accon:rlOd8.t i on .
'11he COLi.n i ttoe noted thE, Co . l\'anager ' s r e r oI'1l11endations an d
r oqu(Js t cd thnt a ful l
li st of app l icants for t he a r Go. b e submitted
so as to e nabl e a priority list to b u ll8.de .
In accordance wi th the r e luest of
Council
[l
th~)
I:-:onthly
n~,e t ing
of the
fil e in connectio!'l wi th the app li c:utio YJ of Fic:1EW l .K ehoe ,
L ackGn , New Ross was submitted .
Co . S('cretary r epo rt ed that
of t ho ho l ding of the app li cunt (28 ac r es approx) he could not be
r egarded as e li g ibl e - appli catio n defer r ed .
On r equest of the C J
•
I\wn8.€,or 8. fil e in connection with co tt U.7e
1 94 Ballykc lly - VJhi t e church formerly t onante d by St c phen :KE;ho e' , was
submi ttf'd .
I t was r ( parte d t hnt thi s cottage hnd be:Em adver tis ed
for tcnc1.ncy 'lnd no appl_ i cat ion
V!D.S
r e ceived .
The Co .
~THnac:e r
noV'!
n r oposcd a ll ottin~ tho cot t agc to an applicant for cottago e r o ction
In t Lc a r cr. .
T' c ComIlli ttcc r ecoP1rlOnded the appoin tmen t of Ed'.'lJard
Doyl e , Ba llykel l y , New
c .~
RORS
whose case had been inc l uded in the 1 956
.0 .
The followin g qu(,ri cs v/erc rai sed by
Cl lr . Fardy
( a ) :?osi ti on r c app licati on of J r.ncs Powe r for site on t he l a nds of
Cullen , Rourkcsc r oss .
(b) ~ithdr nwa l of app lic ation of John Fitzgerald, Haresnoad for a
Councillor
Furlonr r 8quE-stod t ha t r opa irs bE) carriod ou t in
t ho followin g cases:
Thomas Pisko ll a , Mulli nde rr y ;
Michc,o l 11'Jurp hy , Coolboy ,
Robt . Troa cy, Li gawn ;
Jo hn Doyl e , Harosmcad .
Richard Cull o n , Br yan s t own .
1
••
(3)
Councill o r Kennedy nskc d thu t t he chutes on the c o ttngc:) of
I'Fi chaol Powo r , Bnllygow , bo r op l a c ed .
In co nne ction with r cpni rs
t~
cotta~e
Ra thnur() , it was poin t o d out to Counc i llor
of
~ How l in j
~!,inihnn
Gr ang8 ,
that thi s vms
in tho :Cnniscorthy nr ( n and woul d be r efe r red to tHr '. O I ~,1(t ll ~y B . E .
It Vias r ecommended tha t
the [",ppli cation o f
doalt with undor the Bu l lywilli am Villago
~'ichD.el ~lorris
be
ScheDe ,
TV:r . Fitz go r a l d stntod that wi lful cnDnge was o vid e nt i n
Clonroche Vill agE)
SchenD and nft (; r discussion it was d o cid o d t h a t
tho GOYl1ni ttCE) would be in agreement wi th nction being
tnl~ e n
agains
those r es p ons ible ., for such damage in future .
The roads mentionod by tho DeDututions we r e consid e red but
as none of them we r e on t ho Pri o ri t~T Li s t
,: r .
~J:u r phy
B . :;~
.
thE:: lTIn t tE)r vras defE'rr" d .
stn te d that he intondo d to use the blado - grndE!r on
tGC Bu rke s tovm- Campi I E: Road vIl'lEJDeVCr avai l ab l e to him .
Tho Co . Engineer was asl'C(,d to investigato th( sprcE,(ding of
mnt ' rl a l on the thir(!-clnss r ond from Cnmross to t he CrosR of
BE'11siloguo .
Tho Road by Carroreirh
Church was s t ated to b E) in
nocd of a tt ontion and the Co . Lnc;inoo r vws asked to l ook into t ho
nutte r
e
Tho COl
,d,U
thori ti c s
~nginc8r
(~[Torks)
VJas
ask~d
to rc-submit undE ,r
tho Loc a l
Act the rE; 1i of of floodi ng on the) main BE.l l 1y-
wi lli am- Kilt cn l y Rond .
Th0 Cornrnittec defer red to the. I,~s t JIn.: . . tos r (; 0 ti nt: the: provision '
of a third 1i [pht for
Carri r Villag e .
In c onnect i on wi th Pub lic Liphting it was s t ated that the
i:irrlc - swi tc hes w( r o oftE;n not wo rking corre ctly and it was decided
r
t~
bring the r1 att c r
to the noticE, of
th~;
.L . S . B .
OOUl. UIL
GOUl 7Y
]i;bThJ.A TE.S rlEGEIVED FO.tl THE PrlIH TI1~G AHD Sl1PPL Y OF STAT IOl~ER Y Al~D
()THErlltE~UI5ITES
FOrt USE Il~ THE COU1~UIL'S OFF I OgS TlliWUGHOUT THE
GOUHTY.
----------------------------------------------------9--G. p. SECTION (SECONDARY SCHOLARSHIPS)
-
400 Copies of Scheme for
1927.
LOUEST •••••• Echo Printing Works, Ennlscorthy •••••..••.•••• £2 : 10
O.
Mess ~ s John English & 00. Ltd., Wexford •••••.•• £5 : 10 : O.
200 Copies IIForm of AEplication for permission to compete"
15 : a
12 : 0
LOWEST •••••• Echo Printing Works, En ni scorthy •••••••••..•••• £2
Messrs John English & Co. Ltd., Wexford •••••••• £.6
---------------------------------------------------------J.() TOn r AlAl' I ()l~ SE 0 TI01 •
~OO
Forms R. F, 12. (Slips :for Registration Books).
LOWEST. • • • •• Messrs John Engli sh & Co. Ltd" Wexford ..••••.• £2
Echo Printing Works, Enniscorthy ••••••••••••••• £3
8 1" 0
0 : 0
:
------------------------------------------------G. p. SECTION (RATES APP LOTMENTl
1800 Rate She~
Hessrs John English & Co. Ltd.
J
Wexford •••••••• £70 : 0 : 0
60 Rate Sheets IIGoreLJI!:.ban Area"
1
essrs John English & Co. Ltd.,
01;LY
~UOTATIOl~f)
W~xford •••••••• £14
:
5
0,
HECEIVED.
--------------------------------------------------
120 Front shee,s for Rate Books:
LmEST •••• Echo Printing Works, Enniscorthy, ••••••••••••• £1 : 19
6
1 essrs John English & Co. Ltd., Enniscorthy •••• £2: 9: 0,
5000 Forms "Cl.aim for Abatement"
LOHEST •••• Echo Printing Works, Enniscorthy •..•.....•...•• ~19 : 17 : 6
Messrs John Elle:;lish & Co. Ltd., Wexford •••••••• £23: 2: 6,
5000 Acknowledge Oards.
LOWEST ••••• Messrs John English & 00. Ltd., exford ••••••• £.5
0
0
Echo PrintiLng orks, Enniscorth¥ ••••••••••.••• £5 : 5 : O.
120 forms "Cer ti ficat e of Secretary.
LO'EST ••••• Echo Printing Works, Enniscorthy ••••.••••••• £l: 2 : 6
Messr s John Ebgli sh & Co, Ltd., Wexford •••••• £.2 : 2
O.
-----------------------------------------------------HEALTH SEOTION.
40 Dozen Special Beguisitions for Medicines & Hedical and Surgical Apol.
Messrs He1ys Ltd., Dame st., Dublin •••••• £6 : 10 : 0
10
Boxes ( 50 each box) Denni son's Tabs.
Messrs Helys Ltd. Dame s'r. DUBLl ~ •••••• £2 : 0 : 0,
rt EALTH SEGTIU
1 Materni ty Home Hecord.
(N ew Ross District Ho~i tal)
6.
Hessrs Dollard Pi:intinghouse (Dublin) Ltd •••••• £l : 11
50 Books "Report of Night/Day
Nu~"
LO EST ••••• Messrs John Ej-.glish & Co. Ltd. , Wexford •• • 1,9
: 8 : o.
Echo Printing Works, Enniscorthy •••••••••• £11:17
6..
600 Sheets "Particulars of Admission to Insti tutions.
LOhEST ••••• Echo Printing \ orks, Enniscorthy •••••••••• £5 : 0 : o.
Mes6rs John English & Co. Ltd., Wexford ••• £6 :10
O.
2 Combined Hospital Registers.
essrs Dollard Printinghouse (Dublin) Ltd •••••• £17 : 0 : O.
-------------------------------------------------------GE.ihAL PUHPOSES
(HAT~S SECTION)
50 Books "Interim :late H.eceiE.1§."
LOi EST ••••• Messr s John Engli sh & Co. Ltd. Wexford •••••• £7
Echo Printing Works, Enni scor thy •••••••...•• £9
0
: 0
O.
o.
Tenders opened at Meeting of Council on .10/8/ 56
for Oak Tree at Ballinatray, CQurtown.
------------
( 1)
Victor Davis, Courteencurragh, Gorey.
£2. O. Od
TRADES CONrRACT WORK
Tenders opened at Heetlng of Council on 10/12/1956.
Amount
Cottage No.
Contrac tor
£38
£7
485 Ford-of-Lyng,
Rosslare.
(2)
doo
599 Ba ymnnaun,
Kil inick.
(2)
do.
485A Ford-of-Lyng,
Rosslare.
(3)
£38
£7
John J. Kenny,
Bal1yve1ig,
Campile.
do.
6 Bargy Commons
(1)
£89.10.0
599 Ba1lyminaun
( 1)
£89.10.0d
William Moore,
Maytown, Tqgoato
485A Ford-of-Lyng,
Rosslare.
(2)
£38
£9
485 Ford-of-Lyng,
Rosslare.
(2)
(3)
£38
£9
James Colfer, The
Hill, CuI enstown,
Duncormick.
do.
Ford-of-Lyng,
Ross1are.
( 1)
£87
Ford-of-Lyng,
Rosslare.
(1)
£87
James Kearns,
Bargy Commons,
Murrintown.
6 Barg
( 2)
(3)
£40
£10
James Colfer, The
Hill, Cullenstown.
Ballyminaun,
Killinlck.
( )
£87
Michael Donovan,
Bregorteen,
Barntown.
6 Barg Commons
Newcastle.
( 1)
(3)
£97
£10
John Fitzhenry,
Murrintown.
6
(1)
£100
£43
£10
Edward Fitzhenry
84 South ~ain St.,
Wexford.
i. J. Furlong,
Horetown,Kil inick.
6 Bargy Commons
Patrick Quirke,
Bal1yki1liane,
KilJ.inick.
do.
Commons
(3)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
599
£38
£7
(3)
( 1)
(2)
(3)
(3)
£95
£43
£10
£12
COUNTY
COU CIL.
Tenders opened at Meeting o~ County Council held on
liIonday, 10th December, 1956.
-----------------------
purchase of farm Equipment at sto John's Hospital,
Elmiscorthy.
1.
~ary Kinso1la, Killeens,Wexford:
£8 for entire lot advertised.
2.
John Creane, Glengla"ss,Kille,nne:
£2. 15.
3.
James Redmond, Raheen,Davidstown: £2. for harrow and £1 for wheels
an d axle.
4.
James Redmond,
5.
AndreVl Cloke, Dranagh, Boheravalel
Tomgarrov~
Adamstown~
o.
Do.
£3 for horse's harness.
£4. 10.
• for plough.
.
,
PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE
SECTION •
Tenders received and not deal ~ with by C.ouncil.
Submitted to Mee ting of Council hel d an the 10th Dec ember',
1956.
~-~------~-~--"-------------------------~~-~~------~----~
The tender recommended for ac ce tanc e in each case (underlined)
is the lowest tender received exc ept where ot erwl;se st a ted.
1.
(a)
Machine - wo n Turf for st. J ohn's Hospital,
and Grianan Charmain, Enni s corthy.
Bord na Mona r BallYdermot, Co. Ki l dare - 100 tons for
Each Instltution at 57_6U. per ton ex :works.
2.
Maohine-vlOn Turf for Wexford County
Hosp it al.
(a)
J.J.Stafford & Sons (Wexford ) Ltd:
(b)
Bord na Mona , Ballyd ermot, Co.Kil dare: 57/6d e per ton ex
works. .,
3,
£4. 2. 6. per t on
defiv ered.
Coke for County Clinic.
O.
(a)
J .J.St afford & Sons (Wexfo r d ) Ltd.: £11. 5.
per ton
deliv ered.
(b)
H. Wilson , Commerci al Quay, Wexford: £11. 10.
o.
p er ton"
COUNTY ENGINK::JR I S DE PARTMENT
Quotations received and not dealt with by Council.
Submitted to Meeting of Council held on 10/12/56.
The tender recommended for acceptg,nce in each case
(underline d) is the lowe st tender received except
where otherwise stated
Contractor
Item t o be Supplied
Amount
(1)
Donegal County
Council
225 lin.y ds . 2" Turners
Asbestos Cement "Everite"
Pressure Pipes for
Barntown Water Supply.
(2)
Wexford Timber Co.,
Wexford .
Plast e rlath
Incr ea se of 3~a per sq.
yd. on quotat ion for
period ended 31/3/1957,
M.O. 503/56.
do.
Plaster
Increase of 1/- per
do.
do.
Roofing Felt and
Canvas Ba s e Damp course
Increase of
do.
do.
Vermillion Paint
Other Colours
Increase of 2/- per gal.
Incr ea se of 1/6 pe r gal .
do.
McCormack & Heg ar ty,
Wexford.
Paint
Incr ea s e of 1/6 pe r gal .
on quotation for pe riod
ended 30/9/1956, M.O.
191/56 and 421/56.
John A. Woo d ,
Rockrohan,
Carrigrohane ,
Co. Cork.
Hire of Caterpillar
212 Motor Grader
gz~ e r
: 3)
6/- per lin.yd.
cwt~
7~%
hour working
10/- pe r hour Standby
SCHEDULE OF TENDERS FROM COUNTY ENGl NE ! RI NG SECT ION
Ope ned at Meeting of Co. Council he ld on 12/11/56
and submitt ed t o Council Me e ting held on 10/12/56.
----------------•
The t end e r r ec ommend ed for acceptanc e in each case
(unde rlined) is the lowe st t end e r r ece ived except
whe r e othe rwis e stat ed.
contractor
It em to be sup pli ed
'.) Thos . C. Lp. sli e
Co. ".rexford.
Sons,
&
Painting of windows at
st. John's Hos pi ta 1,
Enniscorthy.
John Murphy & Sons,
Wexford.
do.
Freeman's,
New Ros s.
Amount
£147. 17. 6d
£175. 14. Od
£197. 12. Od
o. Od
Spray Paint ers Ltd.,
Dublin.
do.
£215.
S. Walsh & Sons,
Enniscorthy.
do.
£219. 18. Od
Cunningham Bros.,
Dublin.
do.
£225.
Micha el Sanfey,
Gorey.
do.
£292. 12. 6d
J. Bailey,
New Ros s •
do.
£300.
O. Od
£518.
5:.
do.
£536.
4. Od
Wexford Timber Co.Ltd.,
We xford.
do.
£567.
O. Od
Jas. McMahon Ltd.,
Limerick.
do.
£577.
o.
do.
£581. 19. 5d
W. & L. Crewe Ltd. ,
Dublin.
do.
£587.
Jas. o 'Kee ffe & Co. Lt d . ,
Dublin.
do.
£598. 16. Od
Morgan McMa hon
Limerick.
do.
£612.
.~ McFerra n
Dublin.
&
G. O'Dohe rty
Co. Clare .
Guilford,
Sons,
&
Brooks Thomas
Dublin.
Supply of Kiln Dri ed Red
Deal to Vexford Store s.
C() .Ltd·
&
&
9
Co.Ltd.,
O. Od
1d
Od
3· Od
O. Od
Cohtractor
ehadwicks Ltd.,Dublin.
Chadwicks Ltd.,Dublin.
Wexford Timber Co. Ltd.
J. J. O'Hara & Co.Ltd.
( c)
Dinan Dowdall & Co.Ltd.
J. J. O'Hara & Co.
:d )
Chadwicks Ltd. ,Dublin.
Dinan Dowdall & Co. Ltd.
Wexfo rd Timber Co.Ltd.
Jas. McMahon Ltd.
J.J. O'Hara <.lJt Co.
J.J. l 'Hara & Co.
Wexford Timber Co.Ltd.
Jas. McMahon Ltd.
f)
'g)
£22. 6.11d
(le ss 2;% M. A.)
£22. 6.10d
650 Pairs cranked steel
butt hinges
do.
P.J.Matthews & Do.,
Dublin.
Dinan Dowdall Col,Dublin.
Jas.McMahon Ltd.,Limerick.
J.J.O'Hara & Co.,Dublin.
(b )
Amount
Item to be Supplied
do.
do.
do.
do.
£22. 6.11d
£22. 8. Od
£26.12. Od
£27. 1. 8d
650 doz. rustproof(~~§l
£9. O. Zd
screws to suit hinges
(less 2~-% M.A.)
do. (~" x 8)
£7. 2. 2d
do. ( i " x 8)
£22. 6.11d
300 No.m.i.black japanned
12" non-slip casement
stays
do.
£2!±. 7.
6d
M.A.)
£55. O. Od
£61.17. 6d
(less~1b
300 No.m.i. black iapanned
£9.ilil. 8d
wedge type casemen
(less 2~~ M.A.)
fast eners
aD.
£9. 7. 6d
do.
£9.19. Od
do.
£10.18. 9d
do.
£13. 2. 6d
350 No .m.i. black japanned £18.
d
10" wedge type casement
( 1 e s s '2 0 11. A • )
fast eners with No.2 spuds
£21.17. 6d
do.
£22.19. 4d
do.
£23. 6. 8d
do.
£26. 7. Od .
Jas.McMahon Ltd.,
Limerick.
Chad"w i cks Ltd.,
J. J. O'Hara & Co.
23 gross of ~" No. 7
japanned screws
do.
do.
do.
do.
Jas. McMahon Ltd.
Limerick
Chadwicks Ltd.
J. J. O'Hara & Co.Ltd.
9 gross of 1" No. 8
japanned screws(d/d.4 wks.)
do. (d/d. 8 weeks)
do.
do.
do.
£3. 9. Od
,.
£3.10 .11d
£3.16. 8d
£4. 4. 4d
£5. 1. 7d
£1.12. 3d
£1.12.
£1.16.
£2. O.
£2.11.
3d
Od
6<11
Od
Messrs. McFerran & Guilford Ltd., Dublin 9 quot ed an all-in-price
for Items 3(a), (b), (c), (d) and ( e ) of £114. 5. 3d.
TENDERS RECEIVED IN CONNE CTION WITH (1) PLASTERING, (2)· CARPENTRY
,
& JOINERY~(3) PAINTING OF COTTAGES ERECTED BY DIRECT LABOUR GROUPS.
Contractor
Cottage No.
607 Cherriestown
do ..
Type of Work
Laurence Stafford?
Glaglig,
Broadway.
(1)
(2)
. ,-
£
James Colfer, The
Hill, Cullenstown,
Dllncormack.
(1)
£97
John J. Kelly,
Ballyvelig, Campile.
(l~
£102.10.0
John Fitzhenry,
Murrintown.
(1)
£100
C43
£10
Martin Dempsey,
1 Wolfe Tone Villas, "
Wexford.
611 Harpoonstown
££9,15. 0
(3)
(2 )
(3)
,
Amount
(1)
(2)
(3)
B. P. Hunt,
Duncormack.
(3)
William Deve reux,
'r rac eystown, Tag hmon.
(3)
Patrick Quirke, Ba1lykilliane , Ki1linick.
(3)
(2)
(2)
(2)
£99
£37
£8
£38
£8.10.0
£38
£9
£4-0
£8
Thos. Jordan, 56 Bishopswat e r, Wexford.
(2)
(3)
£4-5
£10
John Finn, Hodgesmill,
Murrintown.
(3)
£9
James Kearns , Bargy
Commons, Murrintown.
( 3)
£10
Laurence Stafford?
Glaglig,
Broadway.
(1)
(2)
(3)
£89.12.0
£35
£9
Rob ert Cassidy,
Mulrankin,Broadway.
(3)
£.B
Jame s Colf er, The Hill,
Cu11enstown,Duncormick.
( 1)
£97
John J. Kenny,
Ba11yvelig, Campile.
( 1)
£102.10.0
Micha el Byrne ,
24- Upper John St.,
Wexford.
(1)
(2)
£124£40
£10
B. P. Hunt,
Duncormick.
William Devereux,
.
Trac eystown, Taghmon.
Patric k QUirke ,.
Ballykilliane ,Killinicko
Thoma s F1yt.m,
Ballyask, Kilmore.
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(3)
£38
£8.10.0
£38
£9
£40
£8
£40
£10
\
611 •Harpoonstown
(contd. )
Thomas Jordcan, 56
Bishopswater, We xford.
( 2)
(3)
£45
£10
John Finn, Hodge smill,
Murrintown.
James Kearns, Bargy
Commons, Murrintown.
( 3)
£9
(3)
£10
James Davey, Bannow.
----~----------------------------------------
537 Garraun
Littletown
..........-------------
me
2~ .6
.17. ,6
Richard 0 'Neill,
Killanne,
Bnniscorthy.
(1)
Chris.Murphy, Boro Vale ,
Bnniscorthy.
(1 )
£105
Michael Browne,
Esmonde Roa d,
Enniscorthy .
(1)
£105
£85
£12
T. Lawlor,
Rathnure ,
Enni s corthy.
(1 )
(2)
Micha -, 1 Dunne,
Curragraigue,
Enniscorthy.
(1)
Patrick Murphy, Boro
Val e, Enniscorthy.
(2)
(3)
£48
£7
Thos. C. Leslie,
Ballyeden, Enniscorthy.
(3)
£34
( 1)
(2)
£106
£40
£10
(Philip Furlong,
LATE TENDER (Boolabawn,
(Killurin_
~47
NO AMOUNT
(2)
(3)
&.2.15.
(2)
(3)
0
£108
£48
£10
(3)
£155
£50
£12
(2)
(3)
(3)
Philip Furlong, TulliBards, Bridgetown.
(1)
Robert Cassidy, Mulrankin, Bridgetown .
(2)
Laurence Stafford,
Glaglig,
Broadway .
( 1)
(2 )
(3)
£89.15.0
£35
£9
Jame s Colfer, The Hill,
CUllenstown.
(1)
£97
John Grace, 12 John's
Gate st., Wexford.
(1)
£100
John J. Kenny,
Bal1yve1ig , Campile .
(1)
£102.10.0
(2)
£37.12.6d
£8. 7.6d
James Davey, Bannow
Moor, Wel1ingtonbridge .
£~O
&2
(3)
(3)
B . P. Hunt,
Duncormick.
(2)
Patrick ~uirk e, Ballykilliane, Drinagh .
( 2)
(3)
£40
£10
Thomas Flynn,
Ballyask, Kilmor e .
(2)
(3 )
£40
£10
£38
£8.10.0d
( 3)
Thomas Jordan, 56
Bishopswate r, Wexford .
(2)
£45
(3)
£10
-
-
--
·
~
447 Li ttletown
(contd.)
John Finn, Hodg e smills,
NUI' rintown.
(3)
£9
Jame s Kee rns, Bargy
(3)
£10
Ge org e Curran, Ba llyvalooe , Blackwat e r.
(1)
£20
James Gordon, Ballysilla 9 Ballymurn.
01)
£100
John Burke ,
9 Parnell st.,
Wexford.
(1)
(2)
(3)
£124
£40
£10
Micha e l Doyle , Ba llyluc a s, Ballymurn .
(2)
£45
Thoma s Kearon,
Ba llyhowbeg, Scree n.
(3)
£14.10.0
I n . Doyl e & P. Nolan,
5 Island Road,
Enniscorthy.
(1 )
£93
John Mur phy,
Newt own, F erns.
( 2)
(3)
£41
£1£
Hugh O' Ne ill,
Browns wood,
Enniscorthy.
(1 )
(2)
(3)
£99
£44
£9.15.0d
J ames Gord an, Ba llysilla9 Ballymurn.
(1)
£100
John Doyle ,
Monagee r,
Enni s c orthy.
~l)
~~
£100
£35
£10
Michae l Bro\<me ,
Esm onde Roa d ,
Enniscorthy.
(1)
(2)
(3)
£100
£85
£12
John Thorpe , Che stnut
Vi ew, Tomna loss ett.
( 1)
£110
John Burke 9
9 Pa rne ll st.,
Wexford.
( 1)
(2)
£124
£40
£10
Jos e ph Bayne ,
7 Sha nnon, Enniscorthy.
(2)
£88.10 .0
Thom9s Kea ron,
Ba llyhowb eg, Scr ee n.
(3)
£14.10.0
Thoma s C. Le sli e ,
Ba llyede n,
Enniscorthy.
(3)
£34
(1 )
( 2)
(3)
£106
£40
£10
Cbmmons~
Mu r rintown~
-520 Slievenagorea
4 Cooraun
LATE TENDER
(Philip Furlong ,
(Boola bawn 9
(Enniscorthy.
(
(3 )
601 Ki1braney
500 She1ma1ier
Commons
Thomas Foley,
Ballyke rogu e ,
Campilee
(1)
£94
Peter Cummins,
T he Cot tag 6 ,
Ballykel1y,
New ROSSe
(2)
(3)
£37
Patrick Browne ,
Ballinruane,
Ballycullane .
(2)
(3)
£40
£10
Micha e l Murray,
Newb awn.
(3 )
£8
(1)
£99
Martin Demps e y,
1 Wolfe Tone Villa s 9
Wexford.
(2)
££1
(3)
~
John Grace 9
12 John I s Gat e St. ,
Wexford.
(1)
£100
Patrick Auirke ,
Ballykil1iane,
Ki11inick.
~~~
£40
£10
Thomas Jordan,
.36 Bishopswater,
Wexford.
(2)
(3)
£45
£10
John Finn~
Hodge smil1s,
Murrintown.
( 3)
£9
.-

December 1956

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