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Post by dreelan on Jul 6, 2006 13:43:03 GMT
Hi joe my name is david dreelan but they al cal me dave i lived in 12 o higgins tce for a few years i did my 21 years in the army in the cav i hope u remember me i used 2 live in pearse as well
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Post by Guest on Aug 19, 2006 10:48:26 GMT
Lived in Ceannt and recall the 'break out' from the POW camp (down near Tin-town and Ma Sands). Cant recall the exact area term.
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Post by Eamon Mahon on Oct 11, 2006 22:07:19 GMT
i lived in mcdonagh, we had the best soccer players (leeds) in the camp and handballers. lived beside mark murphy and tess and bridie colman, osheas, foys pembrocks,o neills, and many more they were the days
Eamon (maney) Mahon
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Post by Con Monica Dee on Dec 22, 2006 19:33:32 GMT
I lived in the Plunkett end of O Higgins Tce No 9 Who lived where ? We lived in Plunkett Qrs. during mid. 5os to early 60s. Our neighbour was the well known Jimmy (Corky) Walsh. All that was a long time ago and as such it is reasonable to suspect that with the demise of Plunkett M.Qrs. etc. nobody remembers us. We can be contacted at Deecdeecon@aol.com. Con & Monica Dee (London, England)
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Post by WILLIE OBRIEN on Mar 10, 2007 12:00:27 GMT
I lived in no.14 mc donagh tce
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Post by Joe Murray on Mar 26, 2007 21:33:28 GMT
Hi I lived in Hare Park No.2 Paddy Wilson lived in no.4 Paddy Coyne in 3 CS.Murphy in No.5 and the Downes in No 1
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Post by Kathleen McGrath on Jul 25, 2007 21:04:08 GMT
My family lived in Ceannt originally (before I was born). We lived in 22 O'Higgins Rd first then in 30 O'Higgins Tce. I always thought we had a big house until I revisted the Curragh to discover how small it was. Wondered how Billy & May reared such a big family there. When in 22 O'Higgins Rd, we had an extra bedroom which originally belonged to No 23. We had great neighbours and a great life on the curragh. Jim Noone is my cousin and we had great times at his house at Fire Station.
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Post by collette Burns on Nov 5, 2007 19:49:29 GMT
Hi All. I was born in Curr camp in 1954 and lived there until 1972 when we moved to Shannon. I have the fondest memories of my childhood, we may not have had much but at least we all had the same, great friends and all the freedom we wanted. Our neighbours were, McBride's, Connors, Henley's, thingylans, Caffreys and many more. wonderful memories. Thank you xx.
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Post by Pauline OShea on Nov 8, 2007 20:33:35 GMT
We lived at 44 McDonagh Tce for years, then we moved to 1 W/O Connolly, until I moved to England. Rest of family still live in and around the Curragh
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Post by willie obrien on Nov 8, 2007 21:44:42 GMT
Hi Pauline, any relation to Frank [curly] O'Shea??
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Post by whatever on Dec 6, 2007 1:45:44 GMT
liz I'm not sure if the Bohans lived there in the 70s but I think the Booths and the Fitzpatricks lived there at some stage?
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Post by Pauline OShea on Dec 20, 2007 23:25:27 GMT
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Post by Martin McGlynn on Dec 26, 2007 22:04:20 GMT
I grew up in 21 Connoly BRKS, until 1959, I lived there with my Sisters, Peg Breda, Chris, my brothers Micheal,Willie, and myself Martin, all McGlynn's, and it was a great childhood, in a friendly place,I still dream alot of those days, Curragh Pics, Sands, and my great friend Edward (skip) Cav. love to hear any replys, or anyone who remembers me.
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Post by caroline kavanagh on Jan 3, 2008 9:39:02 GMT
hi in reply to martin mcglyn who lived at 21 curragh barracks i am (skip cav) daughter, i have heard your name in his storys of the curragh i will get him an my mam to get on to this site...caroline
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Post by martin McGlynn on Feb 9, 2008 20:25:10 GMT
hi Caroline Of course I remember you, how are you, I had spoken to Edward about 2 years ago on the phone, but i lost his number, please get him to call me 01372 386492, and how are you, please if you want to keep in touch please do, Hows Theresa, and Laurence. I must say my Mum is still alive , she's 90 this year, but i still think about dear Maggie, and Skip, where are you living now, I know Margret lives in London, have e-mailed her, would be great to meet you all over here.
Love and best wishes Martin
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