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Peter Hogan	Hi to all in Newry! I am searching some family history on my mother's side, she was Eilish McCourt her mother was Christine Hogan Born Newry 1886. One of her sisters married a Cunningham and I think one of their daughters married Peter Woods the Milkman. They had two daughters Magella and Rosella.

peter fitzpatrick	Looking for Bap Carr where are you at it,s me bobby fitzpatrick from the pool .

Mary Pritchard (Bradley)	Edmund Murtagh, are you the same person that used to attend the Knights of Malta in the late 60's and was a friend of Eamonn McAnuff.

Carol Harpur	Hi, I am looking for any informatiion about my Aunts, Letitia or Mary Henderson of Arthur Street Newry. Grandmother lived at No.10. I wondered if any relatives are still in this area.

Gail McVeigh Hildebrandt	My gggrandfather came to Canada in 1826. He (Peter McVeigh)came from Kilkeel Co Down. Also his son born there - John McVeigh. Peter's wife was Elizabeth Flannigan.I am looking for information of any relatives in that area.

Editor	Received today ... EDMUND MURTAGH I used to work with a girl called Mary Murnin from Hilltown, I contacted her today. She says the girl being sought is her cousin Maureen Murnin now working in Belfast. She will pass on the details of this website to Maureen Murnin

Joanne Schulte	I am looking for a Mary Murnin who lived at 82 Hilltown Rd, County Down, Cabra-newry Nowth Ireland. We corresponded in the late 1960's and early 1970's. I am planning a trip to Ireland and would love to find my old pen pal. I still have some of the letters.Can anyone help me? She would be about 52 years young and probably has a different last name now. My name then was Joanne Reading.

Editor	I grew up 200m away and am related to Edward. Would I be included ?

austin golding	a merry xmas to one and all...what a great idea from ted coonagh.we could arrange a valley get together

Gerard (Bap) Carr	Wishing all the people of our great town (sorry city) Newry,especially the readers of this web site, a merry Xmas & happy & healthy new year new year.

edward coonagh	Just like to wish Pat Digby, John McCullagh & Austin Golding a great Christmas. Perhaps we will be able to meet up sometime in the futur Ted

reg crozier	Hello to all in newry my home town.I went to windsor hill and newry high schools. Now living in Durham England. I`m minister in Esh winning baptist church, but my mind travels back to newry were i spent many times in Arther street that was in the early 60s

Patrick Digby	To Newry Journal & Ed; Thankyou for organising and presenting this web site. It certainly brings back happy memories. I wish everyone the best Christmas and New Year they can possibly have. Pat

The Watcher	Re the Mulligan entry. Dara can you give me any info as I might be able to help you in this

Dara Gorman (Nee Mulligan)	I stumbled across this site whilst trying to track down my Grand-Father's address prior to him leaving for America in 1912 and would you believe it; there he is living in number 6 Cecil St! His name was Thomas Mulligan and in 1912 he was aged 25. I have news paper cuttings from his death in 1972, and following several different leads have been able to place him in my family history. I would appreciate any feed back from anyone who recalls him at any period in his lifetime.

AUSTIN GOLDING	re your article by tom wharton.the person mccann from linenhall square mentioned by tom is rory mccann who like me now lives in BOLTON.i told him about the article and he said he worked in ednas bakery.he is visiting newry from 10dec for several days along with his brother terry

Pat Digby	To Edward Coonagh; Edward, thankyou for replying to my email. My brother Maurice is the 'eldest' of the seven Digby's and I am the "youngest". Like you, my memories of Newry, are all very happy times. I have been working in Australia now for 20 years.My brother Maurice, lives in Wallingford in London. Take care, Pat

edward coonagh	To Pat Digby HI Pat, the first time I went back to Newry with my Wife, We were walking along Edward St from the Station when we met your mom who Immediately linked arms with us an walked bach to Cecil St with us. I Knew Your Brother Maurice, They used to come over from Glasgow every year. Are you older or younger than him? I was taken to Birmingham when I was 8 years old. My Aunt Winnie and my Grandmother Devine Brought me up during my early years, and Newry will always have a place in my heart. Hope to visit there again soon.

	yeah, this is great

john gordo n	thanks glen information is most help full have a nice feastive time

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