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paul mcgladdery	can anyone shed light on my father sam mcgladdery who as married to mary mcgaigue on his early life

AUSTIN GOLDING	to gerry mcevoy,,cant recall connolly station,may have been on a boat from belfast in the late 60s when we were heading to Hayes Middlesex looking for work,myself and JIM O HARE,who came from the meadow.i now live in bolton where quite a number of newry exiles reside

BArbara Sands	Hello. I would like to congratlate Banjo and Lauren on their brilliant book which I finished a few days ago and thoroughly enjoyed. It was beautifully written and the cold of the mountains was actually coming off the pages. Great stuff.

Gerry McEvoy	To Austin Golding,Austin,this is just a shot in the dark,but did I meet you at Connolly Station one time on my way back to England? I can always remember going home,but for the life of me,I can never remember coming back.....I wonder why?

AUSTIN GOLDING	for james clarke..hi..i was a member of the rockview team in the 60s that played at the meadow.some of the team were..gerry mcgovern,pat hughes,peter mccaul,billy curran to name a few.i had a photo that was taken in the boulavard hotel,do you remember that,at a Rockview presentation.i loaned it to mickey ruddy to copy and still await its return..those were the days..bessbrook had a good team then too

James Clarke	Do any of your readers recall the Top Talent shows of the early 1960s (Newry Parochial Hall) or the Meadow Soccer Leagues of 1958 (Ballybot, Pye Estate, Parkview, West End, etc.) & 1962 (Rockview, Meadow Rangers, Parkview, Damolly, etc.)?

Myrtle Balmer	I left Newry in 72, and I have lived in Alberta since, I attended Newry Model School, and then Newry Technical School years 53- 56 anyone out threre who remembers me, Myrtle

Sean T Traynor	Does anyone remember a postman by the name of Jim Nummey/Nummy. Would love to know when he and his parents James & Elizabeth (nee McKee) died. Lived in or near Sandys Street in the 60's

Patrick James White	Tom, As a old North St.Boy. It was Tommy Price brother Pete he lived around John Mitchel St. or Pound St. Tommy Fish and chip shop was just past Convery boot shop & McGill entry. Norht St Mills St.

Jim Dean	Hi Tom Wharton, I stand corrected!!! My brother Brian has put me right. Tommy Prices chippy was around the Mill St. area and he did have a three wheeler ice cream bike. They say the memeory is the first to go.

tom wharton australia	While on a short visit to Sydney last week i had a yarn over the phone with Patrick Dibgy who was in Melbourne work related we hope to catch up next time we are both in Sydney at the same time I had a cousin Mary Cunningham who came from O neils ave married a Dessie kimmins any of that familly still around newry

jimmy kelly	Hello, charlie ferris, jimmy kelly here just found this site sorry idon't have any photoe of your parents,but remember them well and youeself.Always regretted we moved from wilson's row have many fond memories of the valley. Hopeyouand yours are well take care

Jim Dean	Hi Tom Wharton, I remember Tommy Price's cafe in Abbey Yard and his ice cream van. To summon the children he would blow on a old brass bugle. I can't place him ever having a fish and chip shop. are you thinking of Tommy Byrne...now he had a three wheeler ice cream bike and a wee sweet shop on the corner of Kilmorey St. and Quay St. He later opened up a Chippy (The Satelite) in Kilmorey St.

tom wharton australia	A chap Called Bobby Langdon helped to start up a club called the newry shamrock athletics club i think it was over in Domnick street had some good runners to mention a few the kearns brothers tommy coleman and poppy Lennen anyone remember is the club still going

vinmac	In the football players picture, it's not Robert McLoughlan. I can't remember his Christian name, but I think it's one of the McCartans from John Martin Gardens.

austin golding	the person in the front row is tony mc cartan...no idea who the shy boy? is however

	To Mike Cunniff,I knew your Gran well,also your Grandfather,who I used to sit on the steps with,and he telling me about his exploits in the war,a lovely man. I also knew your aunt Theresa,she was a lovely woman back in '50's.I grew up with your Uncle Jimmy and the usual crew that was about at that time...I wish that they were all here......but that's how it goes....I loved Floyd he was great pet...Coming back to Life!

Mike Cunniff	Also to Gerry McEvoy....From St Clares Avenue did you know my Gran Lilly Blair (No 20) and her daughter Mary (Mary would have lived there 66-68 ish with her three children - me included)? I had a very good friend on the street then called Brian.

tony fitzpatrick	John.that is not Robert Mc Loughlin in the front row.He is more my era.The Photo brought back memories of minor matches against Big Seamus O Callaghan and Pat Mc Stay,I seem to remember getting my shoulder busted in one particularly tough match

Tony Fitzpatrick	John The picture of the Abbey team with Austin has one name wrong. The Fitzpatrick is my late cousin Tommy and not me. Those guys are a little bit older than me although I did play against most of them when I was playing for the Bosco.

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