
In the Irish Hockey Trophy, Suttonians are on the precipice of a first ever national semi-final as the last Leinster team standing. Frank Byrne's division two leaders face Queen's on Saturday. In their absence from the league programme, Weston will hope to close the gap at the top of division two when they make the short hop to face Navan in King's Hospital.

The Lucanites then face Bray on Sunday in the battle to be the last div two side standing in the Mills Cup with a home tie against Monkstown up for grabs. Elsewhere, Trinity face Bray in league action on Saturday.

* As you can see, there is a huge variety of fixtures this weekend. To help accurate and comprehensive, please email me on stevie_findlats@yahoo.com with results, scorers and any other interesting info.

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Anonymous
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do rovers have any forwards left to pick from,despite losing mitch and maguire at the start,now Peter Blakeney of to Italy for the season,Kyle Good injured for the rest of the year,Pier im sure is still away and the rest are all form the U16's.Not too sure if rovers will progress to the next round. Geologist William E. Kochanov wrote an extensive report on the geology of the Palmyra area as part of the 1995 publication, Karst Geohazards. In his article, Kochanov discusses how the geology of the region contributes to the high number of sinkholes found in the area.[2]

Palmyra lies in the eastern section of the Great Valley, locally known as the Lebanon Valley. The specific formation beneath Palmyra is an Ordovician Epler Formation, characterized by a high number of surface depressions and sinkholes. These features serve as natural drains, allowing any water on the surface to permeate the soil and run underground into water tables or into local springs or creeks.

The development of the borough has interrupted the natural drainage systems present in the Epler Formation. Palmyra is, in reality, a waterless community. All of the natural drainage ways, including the Killinger, Quittapahilla, Spring and Swatara Creeks, lie outside the borough’s municipal borders. The storm water runoff is directed outside the borough via a multitude of ways, and it
In the Irish Hockey Trophy, Suttonians are on the precipice of a first ever national semi - final as the final Leinster team resist. Frank Byrne's division two leaders face Queen's on Saturday. In their absence from the league course of study, Weston will hope to close the gap at the peak of division two when they make the inadequate hop to face Navan in King's Hospital. 

 The Lucanites then face Bray on Sunday in the conflict to be the last div two side stand in the Mills Cup with a home tie against Monkstown up for grabs. Elsewhere, Trinity face Bray in league action on Saturday. 

 * As you can attend, there is a huge variety of fixtures this weekend. To avail accurate and comprehensive, please email me on stevie_findlats@yahoo.com with results, scorers and any early interesting info. 

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 Anonymous 
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 do rovers have any forward left to pick from, despite losing mitch and maguire at the start, now Peter Blakeney of to Italy for the season, Kyle Good hurt for the rest of the year, Pier i m sure is still away and the rest are all form the U16's. Not too sure if rovers will advance to the next round. Geologist William E. Kochanov write an across-the-board reputation on the geology of the Palmyra area as part of the 1995 publication, Karst Geohazards. In his article, Kochanov discusses how the geology of the region contributes to the high numeral of sinkholes found in the area.[2 ] 

 Palmyra lies in the eastern section of the Great Valley, locally known as the Lebanon Valley. The specific geological formation beneath Palmyra is an Ordovician Epler Formation, characterized by a high number of surface depression and sinkhole. These feature serve as natural drains, allowing any water on the surface to permeate the territory and run underground into water tables or into local springs or creek. 

 The development of the borough has interrupt the natural drainage organization present in the Epler Formation. Palmyra is, in reality, a waterless residential district. All of the natural drainage ways, including the Killinger, Quittapahilla, Spring and Swatara Creeks, lie down outside the borough ’s municipal borders. The storm water runoff is directed outside the borough via a multitude of room, and it

In hhe Irish Hockey Trophy, Ruttonians are on the 'recipide of a wirst ever national semi-finap qs tht last Leinster teao standinh. Frank Vyrnt's division two lxzders face Quscn's ou Waturday. In thgir absence xrom the leagua orlgramme, Weston will hope to close tre gap st the top of didisipg twk when they make the short hop to race Nanan in King's Hospotal.

The Lucanites then facf Brwy on Sunday in thf battle to be eye last div gwo side suauding in thg Mills Cup with a home tie agaivst Mpnkstown uk rog grabs. Elsexhere, Nrinity face Ngay in neague sction on Satuvday.

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do rovers have any forwares left to pick from,dgspite losyng mitch and maguire at the start,now Peter Blaketey oh go Nbwut vor the season,Kyle Good injured for the rest jr uhe year,Pier im smre is still away snf yre rest are aul form tge U16's.Not too sure lf rovets wilo progresf to the next round. Geologist Wulliam E. Kockaniv wrote an extensnve report ou the beoloby of the Palmyra area cs parf of the 1995 pkblicatioh, Karst Geohazardr. Ik hhs article, Kochanov discusfes how tie geplogy ow thg regiog contribuhes to the high number ov sinnhmles found in the area.[2]

Palmyra lies in the eastern sectipn of the Grect Valkey, locally kgown as the Leyanon Vajley. Ghe specifpc formatmon beneath [almyra is an Lrdovician E'ler Formwtiob, chqracterkxed by a high mumber of surface dwpressions and sinlhouss. These featurzr serve as natursl araynd, ellowytg any water on ghe xurfaze to ptxmectd thr soil and run undercrouhd into water tablrs or into local s[rings or crerks.

The development of tie boruugh nas interrupted the natural drainzge systels iresent in thq Epoer Formatiou. Palmyra is, in reality, a waterless commnnity. All of the naturao drainage ways, inckmding the Kiklingqr, Quitta[ahilla, Spring and Sqatara Creeks, lie outside the borough’s munichpal horders. The storm water runoff is directed outside the borough via a multutude of ways, and jt
In the Irish Hockey Trophy, Suttonians are precipice a first national semi-final as Frank division two leaders Queen's on Saturday. their absence from the league programme, will hope to close the gap at the top of division two when make the short hop to face Navan in King's Hospital. The Lucanites then Bray Sunday the to be the last div two side standing in the Mills Cup with a home tie Monkstown up for grabs. Elsewhere, Trinity face Bray league action on Saturday. As you can see, there a variety of this To accurate and comprehensive, email me on stevie_findlats@yahoo.com with results, scorers and any other interesting info. 20 comments: Anonymous said... do have any to pick losing and at the start,now of to Italy for the season,Kyle the rest of the year,Pier im sure is away and rest are all form the U16's.Not sure if rovers will progress to the next Geologist William E. Kochanov wrote an extensive report on the geology of the Palmyra area of the 1995 publication, Geohazards. In his Kochanov how geology the region to the high number of sinkholes found in the area.[2] Palmyra in the eastern section of the Great Valley, locally known Lebanon The specific formation Palmyra is an Ordovician Formation, by a high number depressions sinkholes. as drains, any water on the to permeate the soil and underground into water tables creeks. The development of the borough has interrupted natural drainage systems present in the Epler Palmyra is, in reality, a waterless community. All of the natural drainage including the Spring and Swatara Creeks, lie outside the borough’s borders. The storm water is directed outside the borough via a multitude of and

In the Irish Hockey Trophy, SutTonians are On the PreCipIcE of a FirsT ever national sEMi-fiNal as the last Leinster teAm staNdINg. FrANk byrne'S divisiON tWO LeaDeRs FacE QUEeN's on SAtuRday. In tHeir absencE frOm The league proGRaMme, Weston wIll Hope to close tHe gAp at thE tOp oF DivisIon Two whEn they MAke the Short hop tO fACe NavaN In King's hOSpItal.

the Lucanites then fACe bRay on Sunday in tHe battLe TO bE THe lAst Div two side StAndinG In the MiLLs cUP WitH A home tie againSt Monkstown UP foR grabs. elSewHEre, TriNity fAcE braY in league acTion On SaturdaY.

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do rovErs HaVe aNy ForwaRDs left To pIck From,desPite losINg mItCH ANd Maguire at the start,nOw pETeR BlakeneY of to ITAlY fOR the seasOn,kylE GooD INjureD for THe Rest of thE year,PIEr Im Sure is sTiLl away AnD thE reSt are ALl foRm the U16'S.Not too sUre if ROvers will progrESs to the next roUNd. gEOlOGist wilLiam E. KochanOv wrOTe an ExteNSiVe rEPort oN the gEoLOgY Of the Palmyra area as pArT of the 1995 PubliCation, Karst GeOhazards. In HIS Article, KOchaNOv DIscusses how the GeoloGy of the regIOn contriButes To the higH number of SINkholes fOunD in The AreA.[2]

pAlMyra lies in the EASterN sEction oF thE Great VAllEy, lOcaLly KnOwn as the LEbanon VaLlEy. thE sPecIfic fORmation bEnEatH PAlmYra is AN OrdovIcian epleR FOrMAtiOn, charaCTeRIZed bY a HiGh nuMbeR oF surfAce dEPreSsions aNd sinkholEs. THEse fEaTuRes servE as natural draInS, allowing aNy WatEr on thE SUrface to Permeate the soil and run unDErgrounD inTo watEr taBles or intO loCal sprIngS Or creeKs.

The dEveloPmEnt OF The boROUgH haS iNterrupted THE naTural DrAinaGe systeMs present in the EpleR forMation. Palmyra Is, iN reaLITy, A waTErLEss CoMMunITY. All of the naturaL drainage wAyS, InCluding the kIllInGer, QuitTapahilLa, SprINg and SwAtara CreeKs, lie outsIdE the BORouGh’s municipAl borderS. The storm WAter rUNoFf is dIreCted ouTsIde The boRough vIA a mUltitUde of wAyS, and it

In the Irish Hockey Troph y, Suttoni ans a reonth e pr ecip ice of a first ever  national semi-final a s the  l a st L e in sterteam st a nd i n g.Fr an k B yr n e' s div isi on twoleaders fa ceQu een's on Sat u rd ay. In the irabsence from  th e leag ue  pr o gramm e,Westo n will hope t o close t he gap at the top o fdivi sion two when the y  m a ke the short h op tofa c eN a van  in  King's Ho sp ital. 
The Lu c an i t e s t h en face Brayon Sunday i n  th e batt le  to be the  last  d i v t wo side sta ndin g in theMillsC up with a hometie ag ain stMonk s to wn  up  f o r g r ab s.E lse where, T ri ni ty fa ce B r a y in l eag ue a ction  on Saturday. 

*  Asy oucan s ee, t here  i s a h uge va riety  o f fixtures this  wee kend. Tohel pacc ur ate a n d comp reh ens ive, pl ease em a ilme o n  s tevie_findlats@yah oo . c om  with re sults, sc or e rs and a ny  ot heri n teres ting in fo.

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d o r overs have  any f orwardsleftt o pick from,de s pite losing m i tc h an d  mag uir e at the st art, n ow P eter Bl ake n ey of  to I ta l yf or the season,KyleGo od inj uredfor the restof the yea r , P ier im s urei ss till away andthe r est are al l  form th e U16 's.Not t oo sure i f rovers w ill  pr ogr ess t othe next roun d .  Geo lo gist Wi lli am E. K och ano v w rot ean extens ive repo rt  o nth e g eolog y  of thePa lmy ra  ar ea as part o f the  199 5pu b lic ation,K ar s t  Geo ha za rds.  In  h is ar ticl e , K ochanov  discusse s h o w th ege ology o f the regionco ntributesto  th e high n umber of  sinkholes found in the area.[2 ]
Palmy ra l ies in th e e astern  se c tion o f theGreat  V all e y , loc a l ly  kn ow n as the L e b ano n Val le y. T he spec ific formation ben e ath  Palmyra is a n O rdov i c ia n E p le r  Fo rm a tio n ,  characterizedby a highnu m be r of surfa c e d ep ression s and s inkho l es. The se featur es serveas  nat u r aldrains, al lowing a ny watero n the su rface  to  perme at e t he so il and run  unde rgroun dinto w aterta bles orinto local springs or c reeks. 

The  de velopment  of the  boroughhasinterrupte d t henatur ald raina ge s y st ems prese nt i n  the Eple r  F orm a t io n. Palmyrai s ,  in  real ity ,  a wat erle ss community. All of the natural  dra i n age  wa y s, i nc luding the Kil lin ge r ,  Quittap ah illa, Sprin g and Sw at a ra Cr eeks,lie ou tside t h e  b o rough’ s mu nic ipal bord ers .T he stor mwa t er run offis  direc ted ou t side t he borough via a  mult i t ude o f  wa ys, a nd  it

In the_Irish Hockey_Trophy, Suttonians are on_the precipice_of_a first_ever_national semi-final as_the last Leinster_team standing. Frank Byrne's_division two leaders_face_Queen's on Saturday. In their absence from the league programme, Weston will hope to_close_the gap_at_the_top of division two when_they make the short hop_to face_Navan in King's Hospital.

The Lucanites then face Bray_on_Sunday in the_battle to be the last div two side standing_in the Mills Cup with a_home tie against_Monkstown_up_for grabs. Elsewhere, Trinity_face Bray in league action on_Saturday.

* As you can see, there_is a huge variety of fixtures this_weekend. To help accurate and comprehensive,_please email me on stevie_findlats@yahoo.com_with results,_scorers and any other interesting_info.

20 comments:

Anonymous
said...

do rovers_have any_forwards left to_pick from,despite losing mitch and maguire_at the start,now_Peter Blakeney of to Italy for_the_season,Kyle Good injured_for_the_rest of_the year,Pier im_sure_is still_away_and the rest are all form_the_U16's.Not too sure if rovers will progress_to the next round._Geologist_William E. Kochanov wrote_an extensive report on the_geology of the Palmyra area as_part of_the 1995_publication, Karst Geohazards. In his article, Kochanov discusses how the geology_of the region contributes to the_high number of sinkholes_found in_the_area.[2]

Palmyra lies in_the_eastern section_of the Great Valley, locally known as_the Lebanon_Valley. The specific formation beneath Palmyra_is an Ordovician Epler_Formation,_characterized by a high number of_surface depressions and sinkholes. These features_serve as natural drains, allowing_any_water_on the surface to permeate_the soil and run underground into_water tables or_into local springs or creeks.

The development of_the_borough has interrupted the natural drainage_systems_present in the Epler Formation. Palmyra_is,_in_reality, a waterless community. All_of the natural drainage ways, including_the Killinger, Quittapahilla, Spring and Swatara Creeks, lie outside_the borough’s municipal_borders. The storm water runoff_is_directed_outside the borough via a multitude of ways, and it