There was not a single family the same in
Sinclair Street 1914
Places
George’s Lane children
A photo worthy of the lovely Janine Masters herself though this one was supplied instead by Gerry Monaghan, brother of our recently-deceased dear friend Donal.
Hill Street 1914 : odd!
Fred McIlroy wondered where the odd numbers of
Hill Street 1914
What about
This is the list from the Markets to the Town Hall.
Kilmorey Street 1914
This is the next in our series of Lists of Residents of streets of our town from former times. These can be utilised in many ways …
In the Swim!
You would scarcely know it from the expressions on the girls’ faces, but that water in Warrenpoint Baths is ice-cold!
Memoirs: Penultimate
Watching Kelly’s coal boats unloading at the docks or coming through the lock gates on Carlingford Lough.
The ‘Red Diamonds’
Then for a short period during the war, the American army used the buildings at the station as a temporary staging post for personnel and equipment. I remember that the soldiers had a red diamond on their uniform.
Derrybeg Villas
Perhaps John Clements was ‘sleepless in ..’ when he emailed the following to me, from Seattle, Washington, in the early hours! I thought it interesting enough to post, especially alongside this photo!