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John McCullagh

Canal Street electors of 1946

June 3, 2020January 6, 2008 by John McCullagh
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You will doubtless be familiar with a number of the names in the following list of electors in the Canal Street area in 1946.   

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Kilkeel carters

June 3, 2020January 5, 2008 by John McCullagh
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The carters usually sat on cross-boards when travelling light but when their vehicles were loaded with pink sucking piglets, calves or lambs, the driver walked alongside.

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More Down Dates

June 3, 2020January 4, 2008 by John McCullagh
The Foundery Newry

1245  The walls of Downpatrick Cathedral tumbled down in an earthquake, as did parts of the Abbey walls

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Newry Cathedral

June 3, 2020January 2, 2008 by John McCullagh
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Brother Mallon’s final report published here earlier listed buildings/edifices in Newry with dates upon them. We cautioned you then that the list was not exhaustive – and here’s another.

1888 is the date in granite upon our Cathedral …

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Religious & Military Dates in Down: 1

June 3, 2020December 31, 2007 by John McCullagh
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Dates (mainly ‘religious’ but also political/military) in Down’s history

432 AD St Patrick’s (second) landing in Down

493 Patrick died at Saul and was buried at Downpatrick

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Hector etc: Memories 5

June 4, 2020December 30, 2007 by John McCullagh

This is my favourite sequence to date:  the video moves to the centre of the town and to the Back of the Dam area.



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Kilkeel Square

June 4, 2020December 27, 2007 by John McCullagh
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With two notable exceptions each day of my life until I was fourteen was spent in and around Kilkeel.

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Yesterday’s Memories : 4

June 4, 2020December 26, 2007 by John McCullagh

Arthur McCann’s Bakery and much of the South Ward reviewed from 60 years ago …….

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Father Coigly executed

June 4, 2020December 26, 2007 by John McCullagh
Ballyholland History

According to the historian Brendan McEvoy Father Coigly was sworn to the United Men in May or June of 1796. This is the period when a merger took place between the Defenders and the United Irishmen. 

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