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Great site Michael
Nice site.
Well done. Good information.
Hello. My family is from County Tipperary and I am looking for the two sisters who operated the Barrett's smoke shop in Clonmel. I gather the shop closed once the smoking ban came into effect in 2004. A quick search using Google street view shows the store now converted. I loved the area when I was there in September 1996 and long to come back to visit family.
-Robin Hastings nee Barrett
Barrett/Hyland/Scully/Egan/O'Brien/Ryan are some common names in my family tree.
Hi Michael,
i am very impressed with the site , it really is a great job .. i will talk to the lads here and see if we can do anything in terms of either taking an ad or something like that ?? i will let you know.
thanks
Martin
Coursing with hounds is a sport which shows the reality of life & death .In this day & age of drugs and crime it might be a good thing to show our young people -when the suicide rate is at record levels in the younger age group -it is time to question this political corectionalsim .The Hare gets a fair chance .Remember in the dark days of English tyranny an Irishman was not allowed to own a hunting dog. Long live Coursing.I spell it differently from the objector. Mick Slattery Australia
I love Clonmel and its heritage but I’m not proud of that disgraceful event known as the “national Coiursing Meeting” and I believe I am entitled to dissent from the view that it makes the town and district look good. It doesn’t. This 3 day festival of animal baiting, of subjecting hares to the terror and distress of this so-called sport, is making Clonmel the cruelty capital of Ireland.
We should ban it forever as happened in other parts of the world (Northern Ireland banned it last year) instead of promoting it as a wonderful sporting event, which it must definitely isn’t!
This it what some call “sport”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D58qbzC-GI4&feature=player_embedded
I used to live out at Rathwalter by Tullaghmelan. I left there when i was 18 and i am now 83.
I had to leave Ireland, i could not get a job in them far off days, i live in England
It would be great if i could get in touch with someone who might remember years gone bye
Hi
Keep up the good work
Cheers
Bob
Google Clonmellionsclub
Hi my name is dermot riordan from tipperary town
Great site. Well done. Clonmel looks a wonderfully lively place. My relative George Hughes is in St Patrick's graveyard and I definitely want to come and visit. If anyone from the Landy family is still around I would love to hear from them (or anyone else related to George )
Best wishes from France.
Enjoyed short history of the city/town as my ancestors came to America from there in the second half of the 1800's.
Hi
One of my ancestors Marianne Wogan married a Daniel O'Brien from Clonmel. In the 1911 census Marianne is widowed and living at 25/26 Irishtown She had Public House and Drapery shop. As far as I know Marianne had 3 surviving daughters, Josephine, Bessie and Gertie. Would love to hear if anyone remembers O'Brien's Public House/Shop
Go raibh maith agat
Úna
Hello,
Are you going you set up a message board on this website?
I think it would be great, especially for all those genealogists out there.
Is it possible to purchase back issues?
Thankyou for the lovely tribute in your newspaper Tuesday March 8th to my Aunt Katie Sloane who celebrated her 100th birthday.
It was a lovely befitting write - up!
Hi there
Thanks a million to clonmel online for advertising the recent fund raising event. Your support and that of the Clonmel community is greatly appreciated.
This site is an excellent resource
Great to See the site expanding so quickly and with great information ,,, Keep up the good work
Congratulations
Stephen
Dear All;
Best of luck with the paper. We have been receiving copies from my parents at the foot of sliabh na mBan and they love it.
Love to hep if ever you need any.
Oonagh
Delighted you included HRS Business Solutions in your newly revamped site. I really like it and best of luck