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| Date | 2010-08-05 |
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| Message | i just love the place lived in shrigley early 60s my late mum came from shrigley her maiden name was duffy and her sister laura lived in shore st so maybe your dad remembers them my granda was frank duffy he was a tailor i still vist family there bye  |
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| Date | 2010-07-25 |
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| Message | My Mother came from Killyleagh. Her maiden name was McClurg and they had a house on the corner of Shore Street & Seaview. So basically the next block along from your family? I wonder if your Dad new any of the McClurgs? We used to visit every Easter. I plan to take my family there soon to show them what I remember |
| Date | 2010-07-07 |
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| Message | Hi I have never been to Killyleagh, but I do have a very good friend that lives there. The photos I have seen are beautiful and hopefully one day I will visit your beautiful Killyleagh |
| Date | 2010-06-30 |
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| Message | Hello! Thank you for your efforts. Greetings from Slovenia. |
| Date | 2010-06-24 |
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| Message | Brilliant ,Your site brings back fond memories. I was T2a Fitter at Derwent Street & then Sotherby Rd. Tec at Middlesbrough. I had a very similar experience. The letter said report to Mr C.Little at Derwent St. He said call me Curry, we're a big family here! Curry Little couldn't have been nicer with me. This was the best time of my life, I loved it. sad its all gone, never mind there's still "openreach" pah, cheers Eddy |
| Date | 2010-05-29 |
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| Message | Hi thanks for the trip down memory lane. I was a T2A at Leicester Ravensbridge Drive TEC in the 1980s - the time when the vans were still yellow and lunchbreaks were longer. I took release 93 and wish I hadn't. great site thank you. Best regards Simon Bullimore  |
| Date | 2010-05-28 |
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| Message | dear dennis your deep purple history is super i understand some vocabulary half but the sense is nera to me we founded a band 1979 and we put it on ogul-nix.de few months ago just git drum bass 2 singers and i wasinspirated by deep p early stranglers black and white... no more...... you knowewwwww (sorry just punk music not too high hopes) in not german but bavarian language musicians and m producers say this doe s not exist qand yesterday ilearned on tv a very good idea that does not exist guys think in germnanyyyyyy does not work poor germany isell it often in my taxi but not in the net ???some reason let me be inspirated by you example alice in chains do you know mad season: above the 8. song and the 1. (the solo is normal but great)get it in the net  ng gone day and wake upsinger was lane staley from alice in chains that dies time ago never wrote in this context speakin and writin in another language ilearned from trappatoni ask agermans: ich habe fertig thank you franz one short answer and promotion tips please our texts are not so bad . |
| Date | 2010-05-19 |
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| Message | Hiya. Enjoyed reading your article, which I needed for background information for my YouTube upload.. Deep Purple at Sheffield City Hall 1974.. Search using "Rocktography" and you will find it easily. Enjoy! |
| Date | 2010-05-16 |
| Message | I grew up in Killyleagh in the 1960s in a big old house in Dufferin Place, at the top of Frederick St. We moved to Downpatrick in 1969 when it was knocked down as part of the redevelopment of the street. I remember as a kid there used to be stories about a secret tunnel from the neighbouring derelict house to the castle, but we never found it. Nor did we ever find the secret tunnel from the castle to Dunnyneil Island. A couple of doors down from us there was a blue plaque commemorating the birthplace of Sir Hans Sloane. We were told he was the founder of the British Museum, but as children our attention was grabbed by local sporting heroes like Brian Steenson (killed in the Isle of Man TT races) and Terry Cochrane (on the Frederick St mural and, I think, now doing football media work in Middlesbrough). I've discovered there's a book - Six Famous Sons Of Killyleagh - which includes two of the above; I will have to track down a copy next time I'm there. |
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