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Written by Maura (Maguire) Mallon
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Sunday, 01 May 2005 |
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My earliest memory is of waking up in the pram and
being given a bottle. I also remember
being carried downstairs each morning in my pyjamas to get a miniature cooked
breakfast with the family.
I recall having measles, with the lights out to keep
the room dark and a tilly lamp burning (the same tilly lamp I keep today). I was bundled in a quilt on the armchair and
constantly fussed over. |
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Written by Maura (Maguire) Mallon
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Sunday, 01 May 2005 |
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We have recently received the memoirs of Maura Maguire. So delighted are we with this gift that we have determined to share instantly with the readership of Newry Journal. We are confident you will love them too.
‘This account is primarily written for my children and their children, so that they might know of the events that shaped the person who is their mother and grandmother. ........................................ My name is Mary Bridget (Maguire) Mallon. I was born on 10 September 1936 in my grandparent’s home on Monaghan Street, Newry. My parents were Joseph Maguire and Anne Elizabeth (Doherty). |
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Written by Brendan Milligan
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Saturday, 30 April 2005 |
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The
boy walked down Bagnall Street
carrying a brown-paper carrier bag that clinked each time it brushed against
the side of his leg. The front doors of the small terraced houses were open in
the heat. All the doors were painted dark green except for the Haverns which
was bright blue. Across the street the yellowing grass banks of the unkempt
park rose to the graveyard wall of the church the English had built in the
fifteen hundreds.
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