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brian dilworth
loved reading about the meadow we lived at #11 derrybeg drive and i was one of the people who erected a 'pigeon loft' and kept pigeons [still do]along with my best friend pat taylor.also had one of those famous boggie carts with pram wheels and roller bearings also played a game called 'katty' those where the days.i also belive the baily's went back to germany?
bigtam
just learned about the death of the great TOMMY MAKEM he will be missed but never forgotten.
Martin Payne
John Cully, Thanks for the info on big John Gracey.
John Cully
Martin Payne & Brian Dilworth, as far as I know big John Gracey is living in a cottage on the coast of West Scotland. Was living there for sometime when I met him about 12 years ago. He still has family in Newry or Bessbrook. Millvale?
Glen Benson
Lorie Begin was asking about the McCrum's. Jean McCrum married Tom Mc Keown and they lived in Dromalane Park. One of their children was called Albert. I suspect there is a connection
Pat Digby
To Barry Dilworth;-
Barry,My name is Patrick Digby and all of my family came from Newry,Cecil st. We lived with Maggie & Peggy Colgan. My mother is a Keenan from High st. I too live in Sydney, Mosman, North Shore. I miss Newry terribly and the people. Lived Now in Austrlia for 17 Years and was back in Newry last August with the O'Hares, Patsy & Peter. Patsy was a fireman from Cecil st. Take care.
Martin Payne
Hi Brian, Its good to hear from you as well: this site should keep you in touch with the all the craic back here in Newry. What about big John Gracie? Whatever happened to him?
Martin Payne
Barry Dilworth,
Joey McGrath is doing well; he is still living in Newry.
Joey works a lot now with UTV as a freelance cameraman, most of the UTV news
Stories you see on the telly, that have been filmed in the local Newry area, have
Been shot by Joey.
brian dilworth
hi,it's brian dilworth from sydney how are all you people there in newry?barry sent me the site
Barry Dilworth
Martin, I have never forgotten that night. I've told that story many times.... what's joey up to these days?
Martin Payne
Hi Barry, it’s great to hear from you again. The good old days indeed, I can still remember that night you borrowed your dads’ old Austin A40 and took Joe McGrath and myself for a drive.
Barry Dilworth
Barry Dilworth alive and well in Australia. Great to hear about the good old days and the fantastic memories that go with them.
Editor
Your prayers are asked for the early full recovery of our friend and frequent contributor John Macan of Australia who is fighting a serious illness. John's poems and pics have always been particular favourites here.
While on the subject of literary contributions I am deeply grateful to all who have offered. I am running short of material to upload (at one article a day, no wonder!) and would appeal for more, from new readers as well as old. You know the standard by now.
Josephine
I really enjoyed "ceoil agus craic" would like to hear the rest of the story, and see more of those lovely pictures. This continues to be a wonderful site,keep up the good work! It is much appreciated.
Brenda
Hello,info needed please on Fearons and Woods and Carroll families from Newry.
The Watcher
Well I still have black lines on the latest fantastic photo that our brilliant Editor has put on the guestbook. How lucky am I????
Patricia McGuigan
Hi all, I will be coming to Newry next week to stay with my Aunt and Uncle. Looking forward to it!
Santanta
Pssst! Watcher, watch yourself , that Editor sounds like a nasty piece of work....sshhhh. don't let him hear us..
Santanta
Watcher; black lines where previously there were none?....mmmmm....sounds more .....paranormal.
Editor
Your glass must always be half-empty, Watcher!
Do I hear you say, well, thank you, Editor, for Martin Auden's photo is now twice as wide - a real panorama, in fact - and brighter and sharper?
No! You've got a black line!
Well! Tough!
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