Monday 30th October 2006
This is an enquiry e-mail from Mary Teggart (
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Well done Mark, your uncle Frankie, Aunt Mary, cousins Gareth, Ryan,
Tara, and Kiera in Australia are very proud of you. Hope to meet you
soon. Lots of Love.
This is an enquiry e-mail from Paula Campbell
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I am very interested in obtaining a copy of the history of the The
Clare which is referred to as a link from your website pages, but which is
showing as an unavailable page. I understand that this history was
written by a Mr Plunkett Campbell and will be of great interest to my
husband Brian Campbell, whose family had a farm at the Clare.
Yours sincerely
Paul Campbell
This is an enquiry e-mail from John Keenan (
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Hi,
I'm trying to trace the whereabouts of ancestors who lived in
Tullylish. MY GGG-Grandfather was called John Keenan his wife was Ann (nee)
Lindsay . His children were Thomas,William and Ellen. Thomas married
Cecilia (nee) Mc Caffrey in St.Johns in Guilford around 1852 . In 1854 they
both left to go to work in the mills in Johnstone, Scotland. I'm
struggling as to what happened to his parents John and Ann. If any one could
shed any light I would very grateful. If any Keenans read this ,please
get in touch it would be great to hear from you. Any info no matter how
small wuold be great .
Thanks,
John Keenan.
This is an enquiry e-mail from Rosie (
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I found out yesterday that my great great grandparents John Curry and
Eliza Bright were from Gilford and married at Tullylish C of I in 1865.
Thanks to your great site, I now know where it is and what it looked
and looks like.
Thank you very much
This is an enquiry e-mail from Terry O'Donnell
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Web site is an excellent way to keep in touch. As we will soon have
only one mass in each chapel on Sundays it would be helful if mass times
in other chapels nearby are also posted. The link to the Dromore Diocese
is good but I don't think it's up to date e.g. Father Powell is still
on the Lurgan web site.
This is an enquiry e-mail from Gerry o' Dowd
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Loved the photo Off Bann Primary1958 That was the year I started and I
wonder if I,m in it. Who remembers the class of '65.the year I left.
Some of the names I recall Colin Mc Cusker ,Billy Duffy , Frankie
Taggart, Albert Barry, Joan Fearon, Marion Tumilty Where are you?
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what a g8 website !!!
This is an enquiry e-mail from margaret murray (
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what a g8 website !!!
Reply: Thanks Margaret. Comments like that make it all worthwhile
This is an enquiry e-mail from MARSHA O"LOUGHLIN (
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I have been looking at the pictures, its just the best website,
some of the people I know and some were very young when I left.
The wedding pictures were beautiful.
It keeps me connected even though I did not go to your church.
I do know Jullianne Gaillard and her brother Armand very well
and of course her late mother.
Marsha
Thank you Marsha for your very kind comments.
It makes the website work all worthwhile!
If you would like any of your own photographs
posted on the site,
just e-mail them to us and we'll put them on.
Thanks again
Parish of Tullylish
This is an enquiry e-mail from MARSHA (HATHAWAY)O'LOUGHLIN
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I love this site – my family (Hathaway’s) are buried in Tullylish
(in the old graveyard).
I visit every time I go home to Gilford. Keep up the good work!
MARSHA
I am from Gilford. I went to school at Craigavon Primary School
and Lou, my brother, lived in Gilford and is buried in Tullylish.
We lived on 4 Stramore Road Gilford. Daddy was policeman years and years ago.
I do love reading about home.
I used to sing in the children’s choir and the adult choir in
Gilford Presbyterian Church and I went to Sunday school there.
(I still have my bible that I got for good attendance - in 1949, I was 4 years old)
Thanks for answering my e-mail.
Marsha.
Who am I?
Congratulations to Mark Blevins, Jamie Doran and
all the young golfers
for a job well done - I am proud of you.
I was baptized in the parish of Tullylish,
belong to a large family (still there)
went to Laurencetown primary school,
St. Patricks in Banbridge.
Worked for Paddy Rogan,
married a girl from Gilford
and had our son baptised in St. John's in Gilford,
and have been resident in
Australia for the past 25 years.
WHO AM I?
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This is an enquiry e-mail from kangaroo who (
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crikey is it frankie teggart
This is an enquiry e-mail from Frank Teggart (
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crickey indeed you are CORRECT!!!!
It is Frankie Teggart,
and hello to all you people in the parish of TullyLish.
You're web page is VERY impressive, making me home sick!
Promise to visit SOON!!!!!
Love to my mum and family in Knocknagore.
Comment from Webster 1 at tullylish parish office.
There you are, Frankie - gone but not forgotten!
Still remember you from speeding up the Clare roads in my Fiat 124!
Love to Mary - great memories from going to Newry on the bus.
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Hello Aussie from Kernan………Ha Ha!
This is an enquiry e-mail from Eithne Gaillard (
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I am looking forward to the chapel in Gilford being reopened in the
near future. Did you know that the grotto at St. John's was built by a
local Gilford man, the late Mr. Don McCready (Church of Ireland)? Around
1991, with permission from Canon Trainer, Mrs. Sadie Gaillard gave the
financial donation for the grotto to be built in memory of her late
sister Miss Annie Hamill. In May of that year, along with the help of
local parishioners - Mr. Owen Finnegan, Armand Gaillard and the late Martin
Finnegan, Don built the grotto in the chapel yard.
27th April 2006
Just had a good browse through the web site - super!
Rosemary McGrann
16th March 2006
Congratulations on your web site.
Wishing everyone in Laurencetown a very happy Saint Patrick’s Day.
Len Rice (England)
17th March 2006
Congratulations. Excellent site. God’s blessing for the future
Mary Dougan
18th March 2006
Congratulations to the Priests and people of Tullylish Parish on this
excellent web site.
I have fond memories of my years as a Priest in Tullylish
and am very proud of the progressive way in which this fine Parish
keeps developing.
Best Wishes to Fr. Gerry and everyone involved in this venture.
Fr. Tony Keeley
18th March 2006
Congratulations on your new website.
Is that a twinkle in your eye (photo)?
Colum Powell
18th March 2006
Hi Gerry,
Beautiful Parish Website -
sincere congratulations to yourself and all involved!
Fr. Colum Wright
22nd March 2006
Excellent website girls!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!
Ciara McAteer
24th March 2006
Excellent! Will be in touch soon.
Sr. Bernadette Duffy
26th March 2006
I enjoyed reading through the information on your website-
and was very impressed with the volume of information
and range of topics covered.
Anne McAteer (Gilford)
26th March 2006
Excellent website - just letting you know that it can't be accessed
via Yahoo search option on BT internet - but can be found via Google
(just in case anyone has any problems finding it).
Anita McConnell (Gilford)
27th March 2006
Congratulations to everyone involved in this fantastic web-site...
.so informative and friendly and enjoyable.
Marie O’Dowd
