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Name:Michael Connors
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you from:
Buffalo, New York USA
Comments:Dean, My Name is Mike Connors in the 80s I lived in Buffalo New York, One day my Mom befriended three Irish girls Audrey Riley was from 24 knocknamuckley rd portadown, the other two girls were Noreen from Co Tyrone and Carole .. don’t remember there last names. anyways they spent the weekend with my Mom at her house in lackawanna New York until the bus company paid them for there lost ruck sack. my wife and I took them to the flea market were they bought earings and watermellon I remember that they had never had watermellon before.. anyways my Mom is now in her 80s and she would like to write to the girls again if you can get a message to any one in Audrey Rileys family I would be very greatfull. Audrey also said that she had two older brothers how were doctors.......... I know this was a long time ago godspeed Thank you so much Mike Connors

October 14, 2009 1:29 (GMT Time)


Name:Carol Jones
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you from:
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Comments: Dear Mr. Weir, What a delight it was to come across your photo pages! I am an American woman with a very close internet friend who lives and works in Portadown, and I thoroughly enjoyed 'visiting' her area through your camera lens. Your photos give wonderful insight into the fascinating combination of ancient and modern surroundings, friendly residents, and what I consider the magical intrigue of a far-away land. One day I hope to visit and see for myself! For now, I'll be checking back often in the hopes that more of your photos will be available. Keep up the good work! Sincerely, Carol Jones

03 October 2009 16:37(GMT Time)


Name:Amy Seabolt
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Comments: ...just saw your website of pictures while doing a search for metro ministries in new york. how do you get to travel so much to get to all those places in a short period of time? did you do an internship program at metro? amy

28 August 2009 22:07(GMT Time)


Name:Christine Robinson
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you from:
Portadown
Comments: Hello Dean, I just happened to be browsing the web and came across your site fantastic well done you. I didn,t know you were into photography also i love it you have shown me that there is a lot more going on on my very own doorstep . I love the one in Corcrain 3 with the butterfly brilliant ! Also loved the Killicomaine ones being as i was born there. Great to see the old shops in the background. This site has been so uplifting. Thank you Dean Regards Christine Robinson

25 July 2009 23:10(GMT Time)


Name:Nikki McGrath
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you from:
Portadown
Comments: Hi Dean, I visit your website often to see whats new and I was telling my Dad about it and he produced this photo!!

It is the Good News Club in the Community Centre I think about 1980 – I hope you can see it ok!

I can name a few names -

Image Hosted by ImageShack.us Billy & Neil Norton, Nigel, Andrina and Gail Watson, Alison & Elaine Cooper, Brian Harvey, Nikki (me), Edward and Paula Magowan and their dad Eddie, Julie Allen and her dad Cecil, Michelle Medlow, Michelle Devlin, I’m sure there loads more you can spot! Hope this photo makes it onto your website All the very best

Nikki McGrath

07 April 2009 16:22(GMT Time)


Name:Kathleen Sarah (Greenway) Mawhirt
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you from:
USA
Comments: HI! I want to thank you for posting your beautiful pictures of Portadown. I just located the marriage certificate of our ancestors who we now know were married at St Marks Church He lived in Lurgan she in Portadown. It was a wonderful experience to view the countryside and the culture that was once theirs. Thank you ever so much for your wonderful talent and vision and for sharing it with us all. Regards, (Kathy)

06 April 2009 16:51(GMT Time)


Name: Amy Cargill Waltz
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USA
Comments: Hello, My name is Amy Cargill Waltz. My grandmother, Isobelle Allen Cargill lived at 33 Mourneview Street and I wondered if any of the photos you have displayed are of that general area. I am very curious to see what she left when she came to the States in 1923. Thank you, Amy

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17 February 2009 02:39(GMT Time)


Name:Louise Davis
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Comments: I've been trying to get to look at some of the photos attached to your website, especially those with Jeff Kerr et al, but can't seem to find them. How can I do this? Louise Davis Portadown

16 February 2009 11:53(GMT Time)


Name:Arthur O'Hare
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you from:
Ontario, Canada
Comments: Dear Mr. Weir: I enjoyed your website and pics. very much. I came upon it while searching for clues in Portadown. Clues regarding my paternal grandmother. I have been searching for her since my father died some 25 years ago. My name is Arthur O'Hare and I live in Ontario Canada. My father's name also was Arthur O'Hare. He was born at 117 West St. in Portadown on Jan. 24 1910. He was adopted as a baby by Arthur and Lucy O'Hare Sr. His birth parents were Joseph Irwin and Alice Reidy. Joseph Irwin I know about, however Alice Reidy is a mystery. Who she was, where she came from, where she went after the birth is an unknown. I have spent alot of time and money trying to trace her, all to no avail. I do believe they were not married but I could be wrong on that. I would like to ask anyone who reads your site if they know anything about Alice Reidy who would have been in the Portadown area circa 1910 to please contact me at artshirl@sympatico.ca and believe me I would be most appreciatve. Thank you so much for allowing me to use your site. As I said I enjoy the pictures and will continue to peruse them. Yours truly Arthur O'hare.

02 January 2009 05:55(GMT Time)