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Pictionary	A Very Merry, Saint Patrick's Day, to all Journaler's around the globe. Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Seamus keenan, Camlough	I,m from Courtenay Hill and had to be told from Hugh Golding from Hungary that Michael Gallagher had died. Many a pint I had with Micky in Toners. He will be soely missed at the football as well. All the oul folk will sooon be gone.

Peadar McAteer	A very big HAPPY 4 BIRTHDAY John & all @ Newry Journal, WOW were did the time go??Well done keep up the good work...... sorry I havent been as much I was kinda busy for a while there, Loads & Loads to catch up on!!! Here's to the next 4 years......... Rullya

Tony Fitzpatrick	Just to add further tribute to Michael Gallagher. My mother Mary whose photo Jim White has submitted and I were onlyn talking about her time in gallaghers shop serving her time as a tailor.The skills she learned are still with her today. It is only when you think of the thriving community that was North Street with the Gallaghers,Doorleys and other businesses that the terrible decision to demolish it was so wrong. Michael Gallagher was as was stated by Jim and seconded by my Mother a gentleman and a wonderful Tailor.

Santanta	RIP M Gallagher (see ED's obituary of him on Home Page). I remember that shop very well. Do you realise that in the photo he is pressing material using a "Goose" while the material is on a "Donkey"? (If I continue I risk blowing my cover!) RIP.

Jenny O'Connor	Just back from holidays in the mountains, so a belated Happy Birthday to the Newry Journal. You are my little taste of home every day. Thank you.

Rebelrouser	A very Happy Birthday to The Newry Journal. Its giving a lot of enjoyment to all its readers. Well done!

Ms Eyre	Many more Happy Birthdays to the Newry Journal, you do a grand job John, long may it continue.

Sub-editor	HAPPY 4th BIRTHDAY TO THE NEWRY JOURNAL AND MAY IT HAVE MANY, MANY MORE HITS!

Sub-editor	Paul, Welcome to the Newry Journal! We hope you will continue to read and enjoy.

Paul Ledaire	I stumbled across this web site from my home in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. It is delightful. I was very pleased to read the articles by my uncle, John Haugh. Those and the photos brought back many fond memories of some 30 years ago.

ceara	My father, Gerry Cunningham, died peacefully last Saturday. he was proud to be a Newry Man. This gentle, kind, Christian man worked all his life in the Newey Mineral Co. I would love if someone knew any stories about him. Thanks

P P XXIII	god! - these links are a pain! Try ""http://www.ingenious.org.uk/See/?s=S2&target=ctx&DCID=10312698""

P Paisley XXIII	Yes, st Antanta, we know what "stooks" were. There's a great photo (taken between 1900-19300 of an old farmer carrying hay for stooks at ""** It really is worth a look!

Sub-ed.	Many thanks Santanta for info. I have the book. See Michael Murphy Remembered in Reminiscence. Sub-ed.

Santanta	Sub ed. There is a lovely old picture of "stooks" (not hay stacks)taken in the fields near Rafferty's house down Longfield and published in "At Slieve Gullion's Foot" by Michael J Murphy. I presume you know what "stooks" were? Do you remember "buck rakes"?

The Watdher	Sorry to inform all those who knew him but Gerry Cunningham late of Newry Minerals passed away today Saturday.Funeral on Monday.

Sub-editor	Not really 'into' cows Pope! But many thanks for link. Good stuff! Have found several suitable pics.

Pope Paisley XXIII	There's a nice one with a cow on page 19

Pope Paisley XXIII	How come it works for others? I'll try this: ""http://www.alamy.com/""

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