Newry Journal was delighted recently to have been offered a few reminiscences of veteran Republican Dan Moore from his early days of resistance to British Rule. Today I walked the road I skipped along when I was young And fought to quell the rising melancholy in my heart: In the early hours of last Tuesday a major hurricane (Hurricane Shazza) and… Annie Sloane Misses Hughes Ellen Anderson Miss O’Hagan Mrs Mitchell …….. As I write this story, my best friend is taking a flight over Newry on board a microlight. You know, one of those tiny airplanes. And it’s on that account I recall the story of Paddy and Biddy Rice’s flight some eighty years ago over The Russells of Dominic Street in the nineteenth century had a privileged childhood. Although well-off they were still unpampered and unspoilt. Of the five surviving children, all three girls became Sisters of Mercy one of the two boys became a Jesuit priest and the other, Charles a famous lawyer and eventually Lord Chief Justice of In those days at Annamar School, my older brother Petie was a real scamp! If there was devilment, it was he who was at the centre of it. There was a house of the road that doubled as a local shop – there were lots of those in them days! He might have been Joe’s father or grandfather. Certainly he displayed signs of similar mental function. The time was back in the war Ballinlare Gardens, in 1960, was the home of our readers Mark Byrne, Peter… Contrary to frequently expressed sentiment, Newry Canal was not the first in these Islands, but the first summit-level canal; the first, that is, to be fed from a lake at higher level, in our case Acton Lake, some half-way along its length. He’s the spit of himself the child resembles his father A bachelor has a… Just getting ready to go to tonight’s performance at the Newry Amateur Dr Householder Lists, South Down 1848 : compiled by Father Ryan (Administrator, Donaghmore 1848) Corgary: Ballylough … The sudden appearance of Old Felix at the corner of the house, his cloth cap pulled down over his eyes, startled me out of my reverie. He cut a sorry figure, the pockets of his ancient coat sagging from years of carrying stone sinkers, floats and fish hooks. Prison Notes
I walked the road
Earthquake in Lurgan!
Greencastle St, Kilkeel, 1906
Paddy’s first flight!
Second Russell ‘Sister’
Annamar school: Petie the rogue!
Air Raid Shelter
1960 Ballinlare Gardens Newry
Newry Canal Opens
Ever More Phrases
Murder in Cathedral, in Cathedral!
1848 Corgary/Ballylough
The Bus is Coming!













