To the Chapel St shop
We were up to
They lived at 17 and it was a home where everyone was welcome and a home of which I have many fond memories. There was James, Tilly, Pat, Mary, John, Seamus, Lizzie and Margaret and also living with them were Tommy McConville and Joe Connolly.
Lislea: On The Waterfront
Tomorrow (Wednesday) evening, the home team Lislea present the Irish premiere of ‘On the Waterfront’ – the film version of which made Marlon Brando’s reputation.
To United Ireland?
Great Bank Robbery
T’was the week before Christmas and all round the street
Nothing was stirring – not even police
But up in a bank like bees around honey,
Men toiled for hours at stealing the money.
Sarah Ann
Sarah Ann {in memory of Sam Russell, dear friend}
Ah’ll change me ways o’ goin’, for me head is gettin’ grey
Ah’m tormented washin’ dishes an’ makin’ drops of tae
The kitchen’s like a midden an’ the parlour’s like a sty
There’s half a foot of clabber in the street out by.
Ah’ll go down again tomorra on me ceili to the Cross
For I’ll have to get a woman or the place’ll go to loss.
Jerretspass: baking soda balloon
You heard the expression, ‘grand weather for snedding turnips’. And it’s been that way for a while.
Anyway, another time we were snedding turnips for Loughlin’s.
Johnny Murphy’s, Meigh
Johnny Murphy’s Pub and Restuarant are located in Meigh, four miles from Newry on the road to Forkhill.
The Killeavy area in general. and the restaurant, nestle beneath a brooding Slieve Gullion, rightfully designated an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty“.
Johnny Murphy’s pub has undergone a few radical changes. From humble beginnings as the village bar the establishment has expanded to include a lounge, sports bar and restaurant. The clever thing is that it has retained the charm of the original bar.
Entitled to the Broo?
In the 1930s there were very few wirelesses around the ‘Pass, though they were beginning to encroach.
How To Wash Your Hands
Spotted in Hotel Toilet in