Thank you for visiting us Name: Your Email address: Homepage: Your message: <- Back   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  Continue ->  Name: Tommy&Ursula Hawes E-Mail: uthaweseircom.net Homepage: - Time: 10/13/2009 at 7:54pm (UTC) Message: Sorry we missed the celebrations,i have great memories from 122 The Wood,great sessions,plenty of late nights what more could a teenager want back then,looking forward to our kids spending lots of summers down there,another generation of happy memories! Name: Deirdre Duffy E-Mail: duffy_deirdrehotmail.com Homepage: - Time: 10/11/2009 at 12:41pm (UTC) Message: It sounds like the cottages had a fabulous 100th birthday celebration. I have fond memories of being there to see my grandparents (Elizabeth & James Kennedy) and my Great Aunt Noan at the 134 cottage. I loved the bay at the back and the farms in the front. As kids, we would pick the blackberries across the street and my Granny would make jam with them. My Granny would also cook the periwinkles that my Mom would fetch but I wouldn't have anything to do them at the time. Maybe, I will try them next time I am there. Here's to another 100 years & beyond! Name: john j o connor E-Mail: seanjoc1eircom.net Homepage: - Time: 10/08/2009 at 5:39pm (UTC) Message: A whopping thanks to all the organising committee, the members of each of the cottages households who organised the 3rd of October events; from beginning to end, the day was a great success. A big thank you to Fr. Jackie Mc Kenna for saying a lovely mass and making everyone feel at home and special while expressing his historical association with the area and its residents, present and departed. Thanks to our senior resident, Padraig Lynch, who served mass once again with his partner of old. Thanks to the Dingle fife and drum band who set the atmosphere for the day while parading the residents and their friends through the town. The Harbour Lodge kindly provided the venue for the mass and following reception, thanks to Kevin and his team. To the Skellig Hotel, and the Ml.O'Callaghan band, thanks for rounding off a great day. On behalf of the organising committee I want to say well done to all of the people who travelled considerable distances to make the centenary celebrations a huge success; and in no small measure thanks to all of the local support and sponsorship we got throughout the planning and execution of the Cottages Centenary celebrations. Name: Mary O'Connor Danaher E-Mail: danahermary5gmail.com Homepage: - Time: 10/05/2009 at 8:52pm (UTC) Message: Had wonderful time at celebrations.Thanks to all who organised this great occasion. Name: Niamh Farrell E-Mail: farniamhgmail.com Homepage: - Time: 10/02/2009 at 8:54pm (UTC) Message: Hi. Sorry to miss the celebrations tomorrow. Have a lovely time! Name: Sean Hawes E-Mail: seanphawesyahoo.com Homepage: - Time: 09/30/2009 at 9:57am (UTC) Message: Have great childhood memories of summers spent at 122 my mothers place of birth especially the image of looking out over the bay from the back wall.Sad to be missing it but hope you all have a great night Name: Carmel Mc Nulty / O Connor E-Mail: gweboptusnet.com.au Homepage: - Time: 09/28/2009 at 8:13am (UTC) Message: hope ye have a great birthday. I was born in 122 to parents Joan and Micheal.Have lots of great memories. Name: Brian Duffy E-Mail: bpduffyoptonline.net Homepage: - Time: 09/28/2009 at 3:37am (UTC) Message: These houses are homes with lots of memories. The website is great. Name: rae lynn kaminski E-Mail: muffmouthusyahoo.com Homepage: - Time: 09/25/2009 at 8:47pm (UTC) Message: visiting in march for the first time and i cant wait!!! Name: Patricia Hobbs E-Mail: ian.hobbs1virgin.net Homepage: - Time: 09/24/2009 at 7:57pm (UTC) Message: My mother Ellen Currane was born on 19 April 1913 at 128 to Mary and Patrick Currane. My mother had an older brother Joe, two more brothers William and Michael, and two sisters, Maura and Rose. They were all brought up at 128 with Pat and Tommy Kavanagh and their mother. All except Joe left for England before or just after the War. The farm at Clahane is still in the family and we visit five or six times a year. My mother married Michael Griffin, from The Mill Dingle, in England in 1943 but he was killed by a doodlebug in London in 1945. My mother, who spent up to six months a year at Clahane died, aged 90, in 2003. I married Ian in 1966 and we have two children and five grandchildren, all of whom are regular visitors to Dingle and Clahane. Sorry we can't join you in October but we do hope you all have a great time. Patricia Hobbs
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