::: Newry Journal :::

Home

Guestbook

Main Menu

View guestbook

Displaying 20 - 40 of 701 results	Add new entry
Name	Message
gerry mc evoy	hello Val,I'll chat to you when I sober up......chat later

val lundy	Saw Gerard McGoven who you were supposed to meet on 4 July in Newry - he came all the way from Australia to meet you - all you had to do was get from Bolton - did you take a wrong turn. Val

austin golding	hi val,couldnt get the sash washed n dried in time.hope you n shiela are both well..where do you go supping now...bet you are paying a lot more than me...keep ut the good work

val lundy	Ossie - half expected to see you home for the twelth. Are you enjoying the world cup - it's been rubbish so far. Val

val lundy	Hi Wigger - bt you didn't expect to hear from me this way. Hope you are enjoying your pint - talk soon. Val

Catherine Corless	Would there be any descendants of a Frank and Annie O'Hare who lived in William St. Newry around 1911? On that census they had children Michael aged 5, Francis aged 3, and daughter Christina. An Australian relative is very keen to contact anyone who may know of them, especially Michael, who was her grandfather. She thinks he married in Nottinghamshire in the 1930's, but all contact had been lost with him. Any scrap of information would be most gratefully received. Many thanks, Sue.

austin golding	i would love to get in contact with my very good friend, JIM O HARE,formally of killeavey road.our friendship goes back a long way both in IRELAND and ENGLAND.the last time we met was at my late mums funeral in 1987.i am in Ireland for a family wedding in belfast on 24july,staying at the Dukes hotel near Queens uni where the reception is taking place

Theo Patterson	I read with intrest; ''Canal Drownings,'' written by Anonymous on the Home Page. The 'compass' embedded in the roadway between the two waterways at Godfrey Bridge is the work of my father, Patrick Gerard Patterson. I have not seen this work of my father's. Ed. John, i would appreciate a photo placed on the Home Page, thank-you Theo Patterson.

philip cunningham	willie maley, what a manager!!

pauline edwards	I'd like to contact any of my father's relatives. He was Michael Thomas McArdle and I think he had a shop in Monaghan Street Newry. My mother and he separated in the 1940s and we lost touch with him after a brief period of contact in the 50s.

Diarmuid Harte	Would like to contact family of late William (Willie) Harte, long time resident of Newry. Son of Michael Harte who lived in Wales but originally from Clonakilty, Co. Cork.

mary murnin	To Joanne READING usa Please contact me from your old pen pal

Robin BELL	G'Day from Melbourne, Australia. My great grandparents were married in Sandy St Wesleyan Chapel in 1858. GGFather Robert BELL, (son of William BELL of Templepatrick and Eve Hill of Belfast) c. St Anne's Belfast in 1833, married Sarah HARCOURT, dau of local Merchant, Richard HARCOURT of High St, Newry. If anyone is interested I have lots of data on the Harcourts ancestors which I can share. Any info anyone has on the Newry families of Glenny, Anderson, Little (Lyttle), Woods, Lockhart, McDowell, McElroy, Millar, McAvery, Morrow, and of course BELL would be very appreciably received. Cheerio from down south Rob Bell

Gerry McEvoy	Hi,austin,if you are as sound as your cousin,then a few jars of lemonade (cringe!),wouldn't go astray:)...about jim and brian dean,I didn't know them very well,except when we were going to school in the late fifties,but nice enough lads,after all they were the 'river street mob' and we were a coalition of the 'church street crooks' and the 'high street hoods!' lots of good innocent cráic......i wonder if jim o'hare is over here in england,i'd like to see him again.....i visit newry about every five years and can hardly remember any of it...i wonder why!.....i still think of it as it was when i was living there,but there's a change in the town,on account of all they've been through and children you went to school with,sporting grey hair,it just doesn't add...i still love the old town....even my enemies!!.....we shall have that jar in bolton sometime this year......deal?

Shane	Hi, I am looking for info. on the family of James Maguire, born 1876, son of John Maguire a labourer. He married Alice Cassidy and they lived in Newry. If anybody has any info. I would be grateful.

Mary murnin	Hello Joanne would love to meet up with you from your old pen pal

john gordon	hi i hope someone can help me there was a orphanage in canal st 1900s i would like to know how to get information on katie and sarah gordon ie there parents

Tony Fitzpatrick	is the Barbara Sands on Guestbook the Barbara Sands who went to the Sacred heart and played Camogie for Down in the late 60's??

austingolding	hi gerry,austin hollywood full cousin of mine,jim ohare and i both got wed in 1971 and he was my best man,i havnt seen him since 1987 when my mum passed away,she was a great friend of mary dean.do you ever see jimor brian.i have tried many times to get in touch with jim ohare when i am in newry without success,,,but see your brother in the armaghdown..you are right..bolton not that far from london..maybe see you one day in the near future,do you venture back to newry at all

Gerry McEvoy	to austin golding,sorry austin,it was austin hollywood who was at the station,how and ever,you mention Jim O'Hare,well,we were buddies up in St Josephs,our favourite party peice was Johnny Burnette's 'Dreamin'...if you happen to bump into him,give him my regards,last time I saw him was circa '69 or '70 in cricklewood,he was with 'our fella' and Mickey Larkin and some other 'blokes'...he's one of the true friends anyone could have.....all the best austin,who knows,Bolton is just up the road from London,maybe have a few sherbets with the ex-pats......(a few!!)

<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Get your own website from Red Branch Web Design