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Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 31/12/2004 09:54:03
The Cafferty family from Long Island and Fairfield Upper Crossmolina would like to wish all you Crossmolina folks a great New Year.
Gryoff Kinnerbein
from UK		Signed on: 26/12/2004 11:34:24
Nice site!
Fleming Family
from USA		Signed on: 23/12/2004 08:42:34
The Fleming Family of St. Petersburg FL wishes everyone in Crossmolina a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year.
Ray Deininger
from USA		Signed on: 19/12/2004 15:20:20
My grandparents Anthony Cadden came from Crossmolina. My relatives are the Callaghan and O`Donnell family.
sm
from usa		Signed on: 16/12/2004 22:29:46
My sister tells me she believes the houses were numbered on Erris Street at one point. Who knew!
Ray McNally
from USA		Signed on: 16/12/2004 18:18:09
My great great grandparents came from Crossmolina. Does anyone have any ties to McNallys in the area? 
Ray McNally 
Forest Hills, New York
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 16/12/2004 12:55:16
In looking back over the 1901 Crossmolina census, the heading for the column we assumed was the house address is titled, "Fam#Names." We assumed it was the address on Erris St., but did the "family" have some other numerical designation other than street address?
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 16/12/2004 12:32:01
The address 32 Erris St. appeared on the 1901 Crossmolina census, so apparently houses were numbered at one time. Although they may not presently be numbered, can the specific building where my father was born be identified based on past numbering? It appears that all addresses (house number and street name) were given on that census.
Signed on: 16/12/2004 12:04:28
Does Mrs O' Malley, Crossmolina girls national school, still bash kids on the head with her big clunker of an engagement ring when she wants them to absorb information? 
 
Not so fond memories of a down right abusive teacher
SM
from USA		Signed on: 16/12/2004 11:17:38
I used to live on Erris Street and never knew the houses were numbered.
Webmaster
from Crossmolina		Signed on: 15/12/2004 12:58:39
32 Erris St maybe difficult to identify as I'm not sure if the numbers are still there. 
I'll have a try.
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 12/12/2004 21:34:03
We did it !!! 
Talk to you soon 
 
Paddy Joe from Fairfield
Marilyn
from PA, USA		Signed on: 12/12/2004 08:56:59
My mothers family came from Ireland. I am looking for Anna Walsh from Rake Street, Crossmolina who immigrated to the usa in 1846. Parents are Martin Walsh and Mary Gallagher. In the USA she married Patrick O'Hara from Megonaugh/Moygawnauh Parish in County Mayo also. His parents are Charles O'Hara and Margaret (Mary) Coleman.
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 10/12/2004 14:29:25
Webmaster. I have a two pronged request – my dad was born at 32 Erris St. in Crossmolina. Could a close up picture of this building at 32 Erris St. as it is now, be made available to me on a link? Many of the photos on the Photo Gallery are close up shots of buildings so it should be no problem. It would be of great sentimental interest to me to see the very site, and perhaps even the original building, in which my dad was born. Secondly, is a picture of 32 Erris St. looking down from Main St. taken between the years of 1900-1905 available, when my dad, his siblings and parents, Pat and Winifred Fleming, lived there? A picture of the building at 32 Erris St. between 1900 and 1905 would really please me. If you can secure it, can you also put that on a link? Thanks and the Merriest of Christmas’s to all in my ancestral hometown of Crossmolina.
Dympna CorcoranSigned on: 8/12/2004 16:53:53
I had no idea that the houses in crossmolina were numbered ....learn something new everyday LOL!
Dympna CorcoranSigned on: 8/12/2004 16:51:32
Hi Patrick Im still around having a spot of bother with my PC thats all, glad to see your hanging in there. not sure yet but might be having a white/wet christmas in cross (hope so!).
informerSigned on: 8/12/2004 16:31:43
The one and only...
AnonSigned on: 8/12/2004 04:37:45
Is the dolphins new manager, Padráig McNamara, the same Padráig McNamara who's from/lives in abbeytown? Congrats eitherway on the new job!
olivia o'dolan
from fermanagh		Signed on: 6/12/2004 14:19:29
hk i am interested in other o'dolans who migth be in mayo. my o'dolans came from north galway/soth roscommon. if an o'dolan reads this please reply thanking you Olivi O'Dolan in Fermangh.
Ladies FootballerSigned on: 6/12/2004 06:37:11
Well done the Under 14 girls on winning the first ever Underage Ladies Gaelic Football title for the club on Sunday when they beat Kilcommon in the County Final.
WebmasterSigned on: 4/12/2004 13:25:26
Some People are not always happy to have their photo online.  
 
I would welcome any pictures of Crossmolina interest so we can put more galleries together. 
 
Maybe over Christmas we may get one of social Crossmolina. 
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 3/12/2004 11:03:43
Webmaster. Thank you for the photo of Erris St. We will check the Crossmolina Chronicle for pictures and info on past residents. Looks like it might be an interesting project. We truly enjoy this site, reading exchanges between residents, former residents and "wannabe" residents. There is something for everyone. We also enjoy the pictures in the photo gallery, and look forward to seeing new ones in the future. Might be fun to see an occasional resident on them. Keep up the fantastic work.
Ladies FootballerSigned on: 3/12/2004 08:53:03
Good Luck to the Under 14 girls in their County Final on Sunday in Moygownagh (12.30 throw-in)
gaikokujinSigned on: 2/12/2004 21:43:48
I enjoyed looking at the pictures of Crossmolina, they were great. But why on earth are there no people in them? I don't mean that I want to see posed pictures, but despite the cars it looks like a ghost town. I can't imagine saying to my friends "Look, here are some pictures of my hometown. Isn't it lovely? Very peaceful. There's never a sinner on the street." Surely you could have rustled up some people, going about their daily business?
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 30/11/2004 21:28:38
Have you left me ?, I mean left me on my own with this silence in my hometown, although I think that more and more folks are starting to join in and that is just great, and I want to say thanks to the webmaster for helping out with the erris st issue, you are certainly doing a great job, you and I have communicated before, keep up the great work. 
 
Have a Great Christmas & Happy New Year. 
 
Pat Cafferty
steve holmes
from Canada		Signed on: 30/11/2004 18:45:14
My ancestors left for Canada in 1847.My brother still lives on the original homestead here in Canada. Looking to contact family still alive and kicking. Surnames like Holmes,Timlin,O'Boyle,Hopkins. We think one lad is still alive named Padraig Timlin.Thanks
WebmasterSigned on: 30/11/2004 11:24:55
There is information in the last years Crossmolina Chronicle on town residents many years ago. Perhaps someone has this info. and can assist. 
Here is a picture of lower Erris street.  
http://crossmolina.ie/Photo/crossmolina_town/target5.html
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 30/11/2004 10:20:27
Hello Erris man. A Relieving Officer according to “archaic occupations” is an official who took charge of poor or insane persons not otherwise cared for. Apparently this was the occupation of my great uncle and one of his sons. My grandfather and his family (including my father, who was one year old at the time) lived at 32 Erris St. at the turn of the century. My great uncle and his family lived at 23 Erris St. I have no idea who currently resides at either of these addresses. I copied the pictures of Crossmolina on the Photo Gallery and would like a photo of Erris St. looking toward the two above addresses if anyone has one available. If anyone has one available, please contact me at my email address. My father was born in Crossmolina, and apparently the family’s presence in Crossmolina goes back several generations before him. My father died when I was very young, and I am interested in learning all I can about him and his predecessors. I thank the kind people of Crossmolina for their input and information. God bless you all.
erris manSigned on: 30/11/2004 02:59:50
Who now lives in 23 Erris St, and what is a reliever? 
good questions :confused:
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 29/11/2004 13:32:48
Dear Anon. Thanks for the information as to the locale of Erris St. I stand corrected that this is a town. Thanks again!
AnonSigned on: 29/11/2004 10:11:38
I don't have a street map of Crossmolina, which is insidently not a city ;-) but a town! Erris street is still there, it's one of the roads on the left at the bottom of the main street!
jack gallagher
from usa		Signed on: 28/11/2004 00:32:23
My grandfather, Thomas Patrick Gallagher, was born on a farm on the banks of Lough Conn near Crossmolina around 1870;emigrated to US approx. 1886 with seven brothers and sisters; one older sister, married, stayed behind.
Carl Biniakewitz
from USA		Signed on: 27/11/2004 10:06:09
Hi Tara, 
Wish you the best of luck. I love you. I love all of the kids. Would like a picture of your daughter. I hope you and mom really enjoy Ireland. Have a good Christmas. I would like to send you something for your child. Please e-mail me if it's OK, and an address.  
 
Love Dad
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 26/11/2004 17:50:23
I have recently determined that my grandfather, Patrick Fleming, was a victualler in 1900. His address is listed as '32 Erris Street.' Can anyone tell me if this street still exists and where it is in Crossmolina in relation to Main St. downtown? Is a city map showing every Crossmolina St. available? Also, My grandfather's brother, Thomas Fleming, had his address listed as 23 Erris St., and his occupation was 'relieving.' Can anyone tell me what the occupation of 'relieving' is?
TG
from Ireland		Signed on: 25/11/2004 11:05:12
Well done to Ciaran and James on their allstar awards. Both a credit to Crossmolina football. Nice to see Ciaran rise above all the unfair abuse he has recieved and prove what a great footballer he is.
WorriedSigned on: 25/11/2004 03:27:33
I hear metor are going to put up a mast in bengeary, crossmolina
Kendra69
from Ireland ( Crossmolina )		Signed on: 24/11/2004 08:19:43
I am a 19 yr old girl who has lived in Cross all her life and for a college assignment this week I had to do a 750-word essay on the history of my home town - Crossmolina! Your website helped me more than I can say. Thank you sooo much! I know that it sounds like a cliché but I couldn't have done it without you.
Stephen Munnelly
from England		Signed on: 17/11/2004 07:01:40
A very good website which I enjoyed looking at and discovering where my father is from originally.
Ray Gallagher
from new jersey USA		Signed on: 16/11/2004 20:18:04
Hello Pat. well Congrats on getting bush back and it looks like he might be in for a change as have his first term party team is leaving,which i thnk is for the better.But i also drive through the lincoln tunnel everyday and never worry about is it going to break in two or blow up cause if i did i would then be so afraid i would not be allowing myself to live and thats worse than thinking there will be another Sept 11.If something bad happens again to the USA,God help the rest of the world as even Ireland will be Affected by the wrath the USA will unfold,and you can say hello to WW3.o i dont think the bad guys and i am not just pointing out the terrorists cause Ireland would be included in that catagory, Would be that stupid to cause the end of life as we know it and their beliefs and their people.So Pat dont live like the americans and live like an irish man and drink and be merry as tomorrow might never come.And to rid terrorism all around the world(including the irish ones and the american Hipocrites who send money and organise parades and festivals to support the irish ones,,,you know who i am talking about.) well Pat take care and talk soon
Dympna Corcoran
from Sydney - Australia		Signed on: 17/10/2004 19:46:47
 
I know I spent many years living in Cross undercover and hiding from somebody, still this is not the forum to cleanse ones soul- Patrick we need to accept the things we cannot change.... wonderful people live in Crossmolina ... I think we are getting somewhere here albeit "slowly" im with you the reserve thing makes me crazy!! but eh we need to respect others sense of safety!!! 
as for the great plan......... 
whatever the webmasters great design plan was ... in the end he was dealing with humans beings and we're an unperdictable lot @ the best of times-lets face it!  
anyway stick around Patrick your town needs you! 
(p.s spellchk would be excellent!!) 
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 17/10/2004 17:59:50
,Thank you Dympna. Like I have said many times in the past,. 
this is a great website and congrats to the webmaster, however most visitors treat it as if it were a chat room whrere everybody is undercover or running or hiding from somebody. I am sure that when the webmaster designed this he had something else in mind. 
This is a great tool, especially for emigrants who have left Crossmolina many years ago and would like to communicate with friends and relatives who may still reside in or around Crossmolina or are in some of the down under countries like Dympna, 
 
PS: Nobody has commented on my spelling , i rely so much on spellcheck !!!! 
Dympna Corcoran
from Sydney - Australia		Signed on: 15/10/2004 23:00:51
have to say I agree with Patrick below!! 
but then we both live in countries where free thinking and free speaking is encouraged good old Cross is not quiet there yet but its getting better the young people coming up are making a difference and GOOD FOR THEM!!!!!
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 15/10/2004 22:00:35
This is a great site, however most of the follks that have something to add want to remain masked...what are you ashamed of........add your name Email address and god forbid your tel #. 
 
I left Crossmolina on April 17th 1964, I visit almost every year and I will be back in April og 05.
sexy bee-acth!!!Signed on: 11/10/2004 09:19:08
hey bubba, james, gainley, stinky, and griff i had to write in to say that i didnt think that i wud ever see a msg 4m the coolest guys in cross on the 'crossmolina website' - your coolness has officially dropped!!! (i know, im sad too!!!)
ObservorSigned on: 8/10/2004 16:31:08
:confused: Is the mast driving people away from the Dolphin? :eek:
john wynne
from england		Signed on: 7/10/2004 14:37:48
sean wynne 1950/51 who played forBallina Stephenites was my cousin - i'd welcome any information about him
Signed on: 7/10/2004 10:20:13
Apparently, the Vodafone mast is on the Dolphin Hotel on one of the chimneys. I looked to discover that ther eis three grey boxes, the same that u see on masts........... 
Michael Barrett
from Wales		Signed on: 3/10/2004 12:53:18
looking for any relations of my father  
John Edward Barrett who has recently died he had abrother PJ & sisters May&Rita.
U21Signed on: 1/10/2004 10:12:01
Best of Luck to the Mayo U21 on Sat in Cavan for the All-Ireland Final... 
Looking forward to next year's championship, Mayo will be a better/harder more experienced team. 

from Ireland		Signed on: 1/10/2004 07:25:06
I totally agree with the Deel Rovers Supporter, the only 'discusting performance' (dig at dissappointed on LI NY) on Sunday was the amounts of so called fans(?) that did not have the respect to stay till the end of the game.  
 
Hard luck to the team, maybe next year ? Loads of respect to you all and Crossmolina can be particularly proud of the Cross lads performances.
Deel Rovers SupporteSigned on: 30/9/2004 13:17:11
Just like to say hard luck to all involved in the Mayo set-up, particularly the Cross Contingent.  
 
Don't agree with the comments below re "the pub" and "disgraceful performance". These lads are after all amateur sportsmen who have given up months and years of their lives in the attempt to obtain glory for their county. The commitment and work they put into getting to Croker on All Ireland Final day was immense and unfortunately they are now being judged by some on one bad day at the office. There was no disgrace involved. 
 
They do not deserve to be be subjected to smart comments about being in pubs or referred to disgraceful. They deserve and will continue you get support from the real supporters, such as those who waited and watched in Croker to the end of the game on Sunday. The disgrace on Sunday were the Mayo fans who turned their backs on the team that gave so much all year. It's not enough to only support on the good days.  
 
Look at the pride they brought to the county all year. You only need to see the number of kids still wearing the Red & Green jerseys all week since the game. They gave us a great summer. Lets face it without these lads the main topic of conversation would have been the bad weather. Thanks to all involved for brightening up the summer
John Gallagher
from Tanzania		Signed on: 30/9/2004 10:22:17
 just to say well done to the cross lads I was many miles away in Tanzania while you were playing but with the text messages I was able to keep in touch right up to the end , hard luck but don't give up trying there is always another day
Signed on: 27/9/2004 11:14:56
Fair Play to the Crossmolina lads, They played out the game to the very end, pity some of the others didn't!
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 26/9/2004 20:59:18
John should have taken the lads out the pub earlier on Sat evening......what a discraseful performance.......on Sun. 
dissapointed on LI NY
Mayo for SAMSigned on: 23/9/2004 16:11:02
Best of Luck to Ciarán, James, Peadar and the manager John on Sunday you'll do Crossmolina proud.
Signed on: 8/11/2004 10:25:04
Good Web Page.... 
Best of Luck to the Boys in Deel Rovers 
Oh and Mick Moyles and Micheal Timblin are so FINE!!!!!
Michelle
from Ireland		Signed on: 7/11/2004 07:28:00
Nikki-in Dunloy (I think),I soo agree that Ciaran McDonald is the best footballer in Ireland and the best looking too!! I mean try find someone better looking than him..HMmm this might take a while(,'')
Tom Syron
from USA		Signed on: 5/11/2004 22:08:47
To all Syrons...I found this site through Coocle Search Engine. If any Syrons read this message, please respond to this email.  
My name is Tom Syron & I liv in a Western Suburb of Chicagoland. My brother, John lives in Chicago & my sister, Mary Kaye lives in Gainesville, Florida.  
Thank You !! 
Tom Syron
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 3/11/2004 20:54:15
Hi Dympna, 
Dympna the vote today indicated that we the American people want to get rid of terrorisom I ride the LIRR every day to the city, its pretty scary because you dont know if the tunell going is going to get blown up before we reach Penn Sta. 
Kerry was a coward, ran from duty in Nam and whats to say that he would not do that again if he was (God Forbid )confontitee with a terrorist act) let him go packing ketchup for the Sxxxxxg, 
Talk soon
Dympna Corcoran
from Sydney - Australia		Signed on: 3/11/2004 16:34:45
Hey Pat and Ray ya know you two might want to re-consider and unite after all your country is devided enogh! 
....There's a dangerous growing Christian Fascist movement coming form the Republican party / US what ever happened to separation of church and state? 
The family's in the middle east need to start preparing for the 2nd coming of Christ. I don't hold much hope for the USA.... a nation ruled by fear! (Nazi Germany existed out of fear and blindness) spending 90% of their free time watching TV, being told what to think 'HOW TO LIVE' and what to spend their income's on.. its sicking to watch it all! 
like so many others in ireland I grew up on a diet of American TV filled with admiration for that once great country, I always hoped to move there but by fate I ended up in Australia and which I consider today.... a gift of the spiritual realm!!! 
 
 
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island New York		Signed on: 1/11/2004 12:09:44
Well first of all Raythe FCC acronym stands for "Federal Communications Commission" and secondly I support and am going to vote for George W Bush, I am certainly not going to vote for somebody that hightailed it out of Vietnam after four months and then verbaly beat up the military and met with the enemy after he got his discharge, I was on the 13th floor of the North Tower on Sept. 11th 2001, we need a real soldier, a real man to protect us from the enemy. 
Pat Cafferty
Ray
from New Jersey,USA		Signed on: 30/10/2004 22:13:47
Hello Patrick, I have been reading your conversations between the Lady in Austrailia,And to tell the truth I think you are a devote Bush follower as you sound like the FCC(Federal Comunications commitee) and just let people talk freely and who cares if it ruins crossmolinas image.As long as everyone is healthy there thats all that matters as it is good to express our messages and not to mix them.So Take care and I hope you will vote for freedom of speech and the right to know, on tuesday by voting for Mr.Kerry.
Deelrover
from Match		Signed on: 30/10/2004 13:02:35
Result from game today: 
Ballina 13pts, Crossmolina 10pts 
 
County Final on Sunday 7th November, Ballina to play Knockmore.
Michelle
from Ireland		Signed on: 28/10/2004 16:40:52
Hey(,'') 
Ciaran McDonald is so so so hot!!! He's sooooo sexy and his hair?? one word...SAVAGE!! Luv ya Ciaran xxx 
Michelle 
P.S. You are a truly class football player
TSigned on: 28/10/2004 05:23:27
The game is at 3 not 4 on Saturday in Knockmore
DeelroverSigned on: 28/10/2004 02:37:57
On Saturday afternoon at 4pm, Crossmolina meet Ballina Stephenites in the semi final of the Mayo SFC. 
 
:D Good Luck Deel Rovers... :D
Dympna CorcoranSigned on: 27/10/2004 16:06:41
 Nov 2nd nears In the interest of world peace pray let us pray Bush gets the Boot - historically, people will remember Bush as a war president who allowed the Bagdad Museum be looted on the first day of occupation while the american army where protecting the Oil minister!! 
let us all hope the american people dont make this coming election something they are ashamed to tell their children and grandchildren about!!!
Dympna Corcoran
from Sydney - Australia		Signed on: 24/10/2004 00:16:34
thanks Patrick 
im in sydney/australia having a quiet weekend watching the lead up to the USA elections - its funny to see how biased fox news is (poor O' Rielly.... I THINK NOT!!!) will rupert murdochs media get Bush back in.... or will the American people do the right thing and give the mad man the boot???  
LETS HOPE FOR THE LATTER????? 
oh I sent you a private msg as I wanted to Refresh your memory on a local subject which ... I think you mayhave forgotton LOL! 
best regards 
Dympna 
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 22/10/2004 22:29:40
Just wonderning where you are....Hope that you and family are doing good 
Regards 
and have a nice weekend 
Pat cafferty
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 22/10/2004 22:12:56
I am looking for Mary Duggan, We were good friends many years ago in Cross went to th dances in the hall and went our different ways about 1964. 
Mary, Email me if you see this
Tom & Ann Marie Cusi
from U.S.A.		Signed on: 19/10/2004 18:10:47
October 19, 2004 
 
Ladies and Gentlemen, 
 
Please pray fervently (not necessarily via the Catholic Religion), to remove the present form of government and its so-called leadership and help the American taxpayers and voters to vote honorably Mr. John Kerry and Mr. John Edwards into the White House, Washington, D.C., on Nov. 2, 2004.  
 
With God's Blessing both men and their cabinet will bring our male and female soldiers home from Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. as soon as possible. 
 
Maura
Calling ItSigned on: 20/9/2004 07:47:15
Mayo 0.15 to Kerry 1. 09 
 
Mayo for SAM
Bret
from USA		Signed on: 15/9/2004 01:35:34
Ireland is such a beautiful place. I cannot wait to be able to make it there again. Great site :)
bk agen(paul)Signed on: 14/9/2004 07:14:32
hey lads(james, bubba, gainly, magovrern, stink, grif) an whoever else, hows all the women in viva la vrossmolina
paul carolan manches
from england		Signed on: 14/9/2004 07:10:30
hi all in crossmolina, just thought id say hello to everyone in town, hope all is well in the bog. yours sincerely your local annoying english fella 
paul carolan
kelly w
from Scotland		Signed on: 7/9/2004 09:10:08
From four crossmolina women over here in aberdeen. Just like to say good luck to mayo team in d final especially cross lads. We will be watching in oneills and I,m sure we will bump into Kevin Heffernaun local from cross again. Thanks mary.
mary gSigned on: 7/9/2004 08:19:49
hiya , 
just readin through some of the messages in da guestbook and wanted to say congrats to ray gallagher on the birth of his baby daughter (which was months ago)  
 
i also want to say hi to fiona , sarah and kelly in scotland hope u celebrate in style over there on ur birthday girls but were all missing ya hear in cross !! Oh + tell ferrgie i said hi +to keep off da alcohol !!  
 
MAYO FOR SAM !!!! 
Mary
calling it
from Mayo		Signed on: 30/8/2004 02:49:20
Nice Win by Mayo,  
Mayo 4 Sam.  
Crossmolina's James, Peadar & Ciaran did us proud.
Auntie MarianSigned on: 27/8/2004 10:16:59
I would prefer if people just kept driving around me whilst continuing to ignore me as has been the case for the last 50 years. Ok, the phone mast is under my crown!!!!! 
 
Please don't move me as i'm getting €1,000 a month just to keep it there.
Signed on: 27/8/2004 08:57:19
My guess is that if you look at high points in the town you will see it! 
 
I would suggest looking at some chimneys and you will see it there!
Signed on: 27/8/2004 06:06:12
where is the new vodafone mast erected? did it need planning permission
mdSigned on: 26/8/2004 20:29:37
anyone out to see munnellys ,a landmark in tye town being demolished today. No doubt it is being replaced by a greater more modern business more in keepping with the needs of today but munnellys served the needs of the community well
Nancy
from USA		Signed on: 25/8/2004 16:55:25
Thanks for the great photos! Would love to see more.
ObserverSigned on: 23/8/2004 15:34:58
Some Good photos of the Town, 
I hear that Munnellys is being Knocked down this week, It will change the look of the town completely. 
 
Gayle Cawley
from Ireland		Signed on: 23/8/2004 09:28:59
Just Wanted to Say hello
jeanine
from usa		Signed on: 22/8/2004 20:57:23
I am still looking for info on my greats, Owen MORAN, b abt 1844 m Kate DUFFY, b abt 1844. Kate is d/o John DUFFY & Bridget . Came to Jersey City, NJ in 1870,,13 kids, 7 surviving per 1900 census. 
My posting in 2001 has old email... 
updated address: 
This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it  
Thanks... 
Jeanine
Insider
from Crossmolina		Signed on: 19/8/2004 11:42:44
Some new pictures of the Town here http://www.crossmolina.ie/Photo/
VergeSigned on: 16/8/2004 02:15:37
Marian doesn't discriminate between 086 and 087 as all users are equal through a virgins eyes, so both have been erected on her. Marian loves any erection which is for the greater good.
MarianSigned on: 14/8/2004 08:28:58
I'm a 50 year old virgin tomorrow...
Signed on: 13/8/2004 04:03:05
Is Marian on 086 087 ?
A.G.Bell
from IRELAND		Signed on: 12/8/2004 10:47:10
In response to an earlier question about the location of the mobile phone mast. I've heard that it was secretly erected on the Marian Shrine. 
 
There's no chance it will be moved from there!!
MCSigned on: 10/8/2004 08:26:38
Hope you are having a great time Nick. I bet you look great in all your new outfits. Say hello to Mary and Bob for me. 
 
MC
M.Signed on: 10/8/2004 01:45:05
What about me in England. Hope you are having a great time in Spain. 
 
XX
nicola gainley
from spain		Signed on: 9/8/2004 15:52:10
just like to say hi to everyone in cross while i am in spain
peter gilroy
from west yorkshire england		Signed on: 9/8/2004 11:46:10
to anyone in cross tell all my family espcially cousins in rathmore that i ll be seeing them soon cheerio
jennifer gilroy
from leeds west yorkshire		Signed on: 9/8/2004 07:00:46
Hello. Just found website for Crossmolina for the first time. Very Good!! We used to come over every yar when we wee growing up. We used ti stay at my Grannys at Ballaghamuck. Havent been over for a while and looking at website made me realise that i should get myself over there!! If anyone reading this is from Cross, then sat hello to my Uncle Noel!! He will be around town!!!
Calling itSigned on: 4/8/2004 12:37:35
Mayo to clip Tyrone by 2 points in the upset of the year.
AnonSigned on: 4/8/2004 06:18:43
Try friendsreunited.co.uk - pretty sure she's registered on it...also her brother thomas in registered on classmates.ie 
 
Hope this helps.
Dympna Corcoran
from Sydney - Australia		Signed on: 31/7/2004 07:41:10
Hi everyone 
reading this web-site out here in Australia.... "a wonderful work in progress" seeing the beautiful old church surrounded with snow & the ESB power station (someone knows how to take a good picture!). 
Mention was made of Mrs Leonard from the girls nationl school and memories came flooding back "Now what a gal she was" I was so blessed to have had her in my world for the whole of my childhood schooling and if anyone see's this and happens to bump into her pls let her know of my tribute!! 
god bless crossmolina 
Dympna 
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 26/7/2004 20:55:45
Henry and I worked for the Mulhern Bros Contractors, back in the early 1960. 
Have a pint for me henry !! 
Paddy joe 
WebmasterSigned on: 25/7/2004 06:14:39
Register your interest here and we can independently get Broadband for Crossmolina. 
http://www.crossmolina.ie/broadband.htm 
 
Broadband = Faster cheaper internet access + a lot more! 
 
Signed on: 23/7/2004 18:20:03
Can everyone please vote for broadband to come to crossmolina and can the moderator link this on the homepage or something 
 
http://dsltrigger.eircom.ie
SupporterSigned on: 15/7/2004 17:17:06
:D Mayo to win on Sunday. 
Mac to score8 points
informer
from ireland		Signed on: 2/7/2004 17:31:48
I take it all the residents of crossmolina will be out in force to welcome the breaking ball team to the town next thursday, mind you mcdonald will have to be careful or he will end up on off the rails instead
Gortnor AbbeySigned on: 30/6/2004 03:01:19
Your in the right place, I didn't know Jackie only her sister Mary, but unfortunately she is no longer in Crossmolina.
Elaine Grant
from Scotland		Signed on: 25/6/2004 21:57:39
I have been trying desperately for years to find my dear friend Jackie Nevin who belongs to Ireland but studied at Stirling University during 1994/95. She worked part time at Index the catalogue shop in Stirling to help fund her studies , which is where I met her. She is about 28 with long dark hair and was such a wonderful friend to me. I bitterly regret losing contact with her. My search for her has brought me here , as i believe she may have attended Gortnor Abbey. She will remember me as her mad pal with the long red hair who was going out with ( and is now married to ) Martin. If anyone can help me find her , I would be most grateful if you could e-mail me , or give her my e-mail address. Many thanks !
Elaine Grant
from Scotland		Signed on: 25/6/2004 21:57:36
I have been trying desperately for years to find my dear friend Jackie Nevin who belongs to Ireland but studied at Stirling University during 1994/95. She worked part time at Index the catalogue shop in Stirling to help fund her studies , which is where I met her. She is about 28 with long dark hair and was such a wonderful friend to me. I bitterly regret losing contact with her. My search for her has brought me here , as i believe she may have attended Gortnor Abbey. She will remember me as her mad pal with the long red hair who was going out with ( and is now married to ) Martin. If anyone can help me find her , I would be most grateful if you could e-mail me , or give her my e-mail address. Many thanks !
SupporterSigned on: 25/6/2004 17:51:49
Mayo to beat Galway with mac on Side...
mrs mary marr
from sydney aust		Signed on: 11/6/2004 02:41:56
hello i was in ireland in dec 1997 but never got 2 see what i have just seen on the downloads. marc roberts & don collins have just gone home from here& marc was telling all about it. if you would a email friend from sydney my address is above. i would love 2 live in ireland 1 day. take care god bless watch were you step bye 4 now.
Robert B. Fleming
from USA		Signed on: 1/6/2004 14:31:07
My father, John J. Fleming, was born in Crossmolina in 1899. His father was Patrick Fleming (1837-1905). He had 20 children by Mary Fergus, whom he married in 1859, and Winnie Cleary whom he married when Mary died. Winifred was born in 1866 and died in childbirth March 3, 1903. Patrick's father was Bryan Fleming, who died April 22, 1874. Bryan married Mary Foy, who was born in 1809. Mary's parents were Michael Foy and Catherine Caden. Bryan Fleming and Mary Foy had 4 children, Mary Fleming, Bridget Fleming, Patrick Fleming (my grandfather) and Thomas Fleming (who died in 1926). Up until she died about 15 years ago, my aunt, Winifred Fleming, of Chicago IL kept in touch with relatives in Crossmolina. I don't know these relatives. I'm interested in the history of this family, old family photos, etc. If you think you are related to me please contact me at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it I look forward to hearing from you. My name is Robert Fleming of St. Petersburg FL USA
Richard MoylesSigned on: 1/6/2004 08:39:21
Have a look at this new section, 
 
http://www.crossmolina.ie/halloffame/index.htm 
 
If there are any items you think should be added post them here or contact the webmaster
Thomas Joseph and An
from U.S.A.		Signed on: 30/5/2004 20:50:51
Sunday, May 30, 2004 
 
"Congratulations to Rev. Patrick Munnelly (cousin) who is about to celebrate his 25th Anniversary as a priest and pastor at St. Kieran's Church!" 
 
Slan, 
 
 
Cousins Tom and Ann Marie Cusick 
Christine, Alcides "Jr.", Aleya, Dru, Brian, Lauren, and Kevin Matthew Cusick  
Phila., Pa.
Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York		Signed on: 29/5/2004 21:01:23
This website is great !! 
Keep up the good work.
Cop On
from Ireland		Signed on: 21/5/2004 11:15:02
Just a message to you folks in relation to the two crossmolina websites and all the bitchin and moaning you guys are doing on this guestbook. 
 
I just discovered this site on the web (I live outside Ireland, but I have close connections with the town and I have been going there 2-3 times per year since I was born) and I was so impressed with the content, pictures esp the lake and Neiphin etc etc. Then I go to the guestbook and what do I see.....something so amazingly Irish and small town. .. Some of you are so patheticly caught up with slagging off eachothers websites and then trying to post up your comments to try to gain some recognition on the internet. It's so childish.  
 
I often wonder if those of you that do send up posts like this actually have anything better to do. One thing I definately know is that very few actually even appreciate the effort it actually takes to put up a website like this, and all you can do is slag the webmaster off in the guestbook. 
 
Get a life
Gerry GallagherSigned on: 18/5/2004 11:44:38
Hello to all, 
I have started a website at www.irish-showbands.com that features a section on the ballrooms, dancehalls and marquees of Ireland from 1950-1990. I played in town with the Kim Newport Band on several occasions. Does anyone have any photos of the hall (exterior) or marquees, they would like to submit? I will give you full credit on the website. Thank you in advance for your time and attention....
BertieSigned on: 18/5/2004 11:17:26
Hope to see you all out for election come the 11th June. A lot more to do...
Leo Brennan
from u.s.a		Signed on: 14/5/2004 17:12:49
Hello, 
I'm looking for family of mine in Mayo,or Ireland,U.S.A. 
My greate-greate grandfather his name 
was James Mchale married Winifred Harte august 11 1862. great-grandfather Thomas George Mchale born 
june 21 1868. sponsors Pat J. Mcnutly,and Mary Jane Syron all of Longford- Crossmolina cheers, 
 
This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it  
Therese Gattas
from Australia		Signed on: 9/5/2004 23:32:37
I have just stumbled across this wonderful website about Mayo. My father was born in the Cosy Kitchen Pub 96 years ago and passed away in August last year. His sister Mary Lindsay and brother Tony Lindsay lived on the family farm at Mullinmore until they died. What has happened to that farm? Does anyone live there? I have some beautiful photos of my father and his father in their boat on Loch Conn. My father came to Australia when he was 19 years old and eventually bought a Sugar Cane plantation in North Queensland. The property is now owned by his 5 children. I have fond memories of my last visit to Crossmolina in 1993, when one of my father's closest friends Miko Hughes gave us a wonderful tour of Eddie Lindsay's favourite places. Good luck to you all. Therese (Lindsay ) Gattas
Vincent Boyle
from USA		Signed on: 6/5/2004 17:47:20
My great grandmother,Maria Conway, sister to Fr. Michael Conway,I have been told, come from this area. Do know some things about Fr. Michael Conway and that Maria married Richard Gallagher, but was wondering if there is anyway to find out Conway roots in the Corssmolina area. Hopefully there would be some relatives of this family still in the area. Hopeful, Vincent.
SupporterSigned on: 4/5/2004 03:17:59
Mayo could be a good bet against Galway in the next round of the championship. Crossmolina well represented on the panel this year
supporter
from ireland		Signed on: 2/5/2004 17:14:21
Well done to the mayo team on their win against new york sspecially the crossmolina lads who played well on the team
For Freedom of speec
from NEW JERSEY USA		Signed on: 1/5/2004 21:25:03
hello how are u all???. I know that u r getting back to normal chat on the guest book,but i just want to say one thing, Where did the freedom of speech go to. But As we all know there is a few dictators in crossmolina.And i think that George W. Bush is in the wrong country as he should be in Crossmolina.The world is getting smaller by the minute and those dictators should remind themselves that the whole world is watching and laughing.So i hope to see another crossmolina website again soon or at least some truth about the controversial going ons in crossmolina on this website. Thats if U guys got nothing to hide.
Brendan MoylesSigned on: 28/4/2004 02:53:56
Now that we are getting back to other things the next item that will be launched on crossmolina.ie is  
"The hall of Fame" 
A tribute to the achievements that our town has witnessed in the past, Examples include,  
All Ireland Club Champions, 
Marc Roberts Eurovision 
Cheapest pint in Ireland 
 
Others suggestions welcome, Post them here and they should be included. 
 
We could also develop  
"A wall of shame" but lets start with the positive. 
On the fenceSigned on: 27/4/2004 14:07:27
Brendan, well done on a brilliant service. 
 
Pity you were dragged into the other debate, (not your fault in my opinion). I see you have a 4 doras rating. No small achievement and when I read back on past contributions, an awful lot of praise for your site. Keep up the good work.  
 
Could I suggest you delete both yours and James comments on the subject to try to prevent this going on and on. Then maybe the guestbook might become what it was up to the last few weeks something that made lighthearted interesting reading. 
 
There's enough fighting and acrimony around without what I would view as a community resource adding to it.Please note this is no criticism of you or your comments. 
 
This is from one who thought crossmolina.4t to be interesting, amusing but unfortunately at times ott. 
 
You might as well delete this while you're at it!!!! 
 
Once again well done. The site has developed very well since it's inception and long may it continue. 
 
Hope I have not offended anyone on any side of the debate
jamesSigned on: 27/4/2004 12:44:10
Hi brendan, 
why would anybody come to you and explain, you already no who it is via e-mail  
also no names were given in that site about certain people giving brown envelopes they were blocked out, 
The guestbook is your call but in my opinion i feel that our conversations are the real matters or we could get back real real maters about reillys profits going down because fergie is gone to scotland.  
i would like to advise you to get a different job as due to the fact that when a person wants to talk about real matters on a crossmolina website about crossmolina we are told from the webmaster that we are unable to continue  
well this is my final fairwell brendan i look forward to writing to you again when another act of so called wrong doing is done in the town again. "thats if we will be able to talk about it" as these are not real matters aparently james
Brendan MoylesSigned on: 27/4/2004 11:16:38
Hi james, 
Look I have heard lots of names, but until that person comes to me and said that they were responsible I do not know who was responsible, so I did not Lie. 
 
Also anyone who names people and associates them with brown envelopes etc. is bordering on slander. 
 
You also state: 
"informal conversation, often concerning people's PRIVATE affairs." 
 
PRIVATE: (Just to let you know the Internet is a Public forum and easily accessible by many?) 
 
 
This is the last of the matter and I will take down the Guest book if it continues to be abused. Get back to real issues that matter or issues of interest to people. 
jamesSigned on: 27/4/2004 10:24:55
Dear Mr Moyles,  
Will you kindly stop with the AKA first of all, my names is james and to answer your question about the e-mails the owner of crossmolina.4.com received I am a friend of the person in question who told me about it.  
I am also well aware of the laws of the land and would like to advise you to stop spreading slander about the owner of crossmolina.4t.com as he did not have slander on the site 
I would like to add that the site was called " crossmolina gossip " gossip in a dictionary is defined as "informal conversation, often concerning people's PRIVATE affairs." 
I also will refuse to e-mail you personally as the people of crossmolina should know what the truth is. You also did'nt reply to my question on why you lied about not knowing who the owner was.  
I look forward to your reply  
james 
P.S: we are all well aware that you liked the site and i agree we should move on but how can we when certain businesses in the town keep talking about it every time you enter their shops. one such business is beside the doctors. one in particular male in that business never shuts up about it and is spreading various names throughout the town.
Kevin patrick Lynn
from England, UK		Signed on: 26/4/2004 15:47:27
I am the first son of TOM Lynn of the LYNN family, The Boreen, Crossmolina. 
I was back visiting on the weekend of the 17/18-04-04. 
I took my family, my wife Zoe, and my son of two, Declan. We visited all the local sights again including the graves of my grand farther, Hugh. 
Enjoyed looking at the web site to find out local info. 
 
Rgds, 
 
Kevin Lynn.
Brendan MoylesSigned on: 23/4/2004 04:55:50
Hi James, (AKA ?) 
In reply to your comments, I liked the concept of the website, I had issue with some of the content and I advised the owner that they should be aware that they are publishing material which could be interpreted as slanderous. This leaves the owner open to prosecution See this text from the Irish Constitution. 
 
“The State shall, in particular, by its laws protect as best it may from unjust attack and, in the case of injustice done, vindicate the life, person, good name, and property rights of every citizen.” 
 
Also how would you know comments of emails sent to the owner of Crossmolina.4t.com? 
 
I have enough to be doing without having to be following this, so my advice to you is if you want to set up a fun website, do so, but don’t publish personal comments about other people without stating your own name yourself. 
Let the matter rest, and get back to work!! 
 
You can easily email me at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
James
from Ireland.		Signed on: 22/4/2004 15:33:23
Dearest Mr. Moyles, 
 
I have just read your comment in the guest book, and I feel that I must express my shock that you openly lied. 
 
Do you recall sending an e-mail/comment to the owner of Crossmolina.4t.com, in which you said something along the lines of, "We are not in competition with each other. This site is a good idea, but if you're going to slag our website, then please don't use pictures from our website"? 
 
You and I both know who the real owner is; and I don't feel that other people's names, which are circulating the town at present, should be dragged into this controversy. 
 
A few weeks ago, a certain name was mentioned quite a lot in your guest book, which you did not take off until it was mentioned in the Irish Independent. The same name was also mentioned on the Deel Rovers website - quite a lot, also. 
 
Please do not erase this from your guest book, as I feel the public should get the chance to read it. 
 
I look forward to hearing your reply.
MichelleSigned on: 20/4/2004 09:59:49
Congrats to Noreen Keary on her upcoming wedding this weekend
Cross 4tSigned on: 18/4/2004 05:45:15
Irish village seeks out anonymous trouble maker 
Most of us are now aware of the power of the internet. Whether it's political activist Matt Drudge's drudgereport (which led the mainstream on the Clinton Monicagate story) or the bitchy genius that is media and music website popbitch.com, the web has thrown up a host of whistleblowers and malcontents ready to spread their splenetic rage over vast distances.  
But watch your back drudgereport and popbitch, there's a new whistleblower in town.  
The good burghers of Mayo town Crossmolina are currently abuzz with curiosity about the identity of the person behind the website Crossmolina.4t.com. 
The site, which is easily one of the most eccentric things we have seen on the web in a long time (and we have seen some pretty interesting things), refers ominously to a prominent local resident as 'The Crossmolina Dictator' and lambasts the local bus company for the evil crime of parking their bus on the road.  
Amid pictures of such famous local attractions as the proposed Centra grocery and snap shots of luminaries like Squeaky Peter, the message board is a hotbed of seditious thought.  
"I had heard from one of the natives of your town how the people were ruled/terrorised by an evil tyrant (presumably this Doctor Guy)," posts one messenger. "He described him as a Montgomery Burns type figure... It's good to see we actually have a mercenary type figure who is willing to retaliate against this evil dictatorship - vive la revolution !!!!!"  
Ah yes, a town whose previous claim to fame was that it was the wettest place in Ireland has certainly come up in the world. They'll be getting digital television next.  
Ian O'Doherty © Irish Independent, 9th April 2004 
Stop Calling...Signed on: 14/4/2004 21:25:10
Oh, for God's sake, stop calling the website "slanderous". 
 
As far as I could see, it was just the truth mixed with some sarcastic comments. 
 
It's peoples' fault for taking it up the wrong way.
T-shirt Sales GuySigned on: 14/4/2004 21:17:54
Ah yes, I liked the idea of this T-shirt: 
 
Crossmolina.4t.com 
Not me, But Who? 
that is the Question? 
 
However, I have a better idea for one: 
 
"I Overreacted to Crossmolina.4t.com, and I'm Proud."
GerardSigned on: 14/4/2004 11:18:33
T-Shirts on Sale soon 
 
Crossmolina.4t.com 
Not me, But Who? 
that is the Question? 
Tom
from Crossmolina		Signed on: 14/4/2004 06:31:18
Crossmolina's Who Shot J.R. 
Who set up the slanderous website?
WebmasterSigned on: 13/4/2004 10:09:27
It is better to post general comments and not to carry on a personnel discussion on a public accessible gust book. 
If you are interested in setting up a discussion group by email let me know and we should be able to accommodate. 
SarahSigned on: 13/4/2004 07:57:16
Poor you, fergie, your memory's absolutely terrible it was you who gave them up..I never smoked.The alcohol really has done some damage...but luckily you've gone into the 'Spinner'...the clinic's address will be posted later for anyone who wants to send letters of support!
FergieSigned on: 13/4/2004 06:16:33
Congrats to Sarah on finally giving up the cigarettes - at least she can still enjoy her Sunday sessions in Reillys.
FergieSigned on: 12/4/2004 08:36:29
Thanks...I did approach bulmers but they said alcohol has bad enough press as it is and didnt want to be associated with me...their loss!!!
FionaSigned on: 12/4/2004 05:55:28
By 'Wagon' Fergie means the brewery's wagon...she's taken up the position of 'Chief Taster' at Budweiser's brewing facility!
FergieSigned on: 12/4/2004 05:46:42
I'll be home in june but i cant be relied upon to increase reillys profits as im on the wagon and am considering joining the nuns...if they'll have me that is!So all of crossmolina keep your fingers crossed!
Signed on: 10/4/2004 07:51:39
i would like to say that i am disappointed in the people of cross and their reaction to the unofficial website..it was only abit of fun, surley the community of crossmolina still can take a joke? whoever did the website has taken it down to avoid any further friction and that is an end to the matter..whatever happened to "freedom of speach"?
Liam O'GradySigned on: 9/4/2004 19:19:10
Did you all see the Independent today? A satirical piece on Crossmolina.4t.com was on page 15 - if you're interested. I know the person who ran the website, and it had to be taken down due to the trouble it was causing, though people are definitely overreacting. I've heard seven or eight conflicting stories so far. You would swear the website was the antichrist. All I can say is don't believe half the stuff you will - more than likely - hear.
Signed on: 9/4/2004 17:49:39
where is the unoffical crossmolina website gone? it was nice to read some uncensored truth bout the town!
Signed on: 9/4/2004 17:47:25
hey to fiona, sarah and fergie..hope aberdeen is treating you well? also fergie hurry up and return to cross, the profits in reillys are dropping!
alejandra torent
from spain		Signed on: 28/3/2004 11:47:43
i´ve spent 4 months in crossmolina, i think it is the best irish town!!!better than ballina!!!i love crossmolina!!!!!!
Signed on: 12/4/2004 06:47:10
congrads on the job in budweiser, did bulmers not have any vacancies?
Brendan Moyles
from Crossmolina		Signed on: 11/4/2004 07:45:47
Hi All, 
Just to dispel any rumours about the other infamous Crossmolina website. I had no part or do not know who was involved. To make false innuendos that certain individuals were involved is wrong.  
In fact I welcomed its initial introduction as it offered a light hearted approach to many aspects of the town, that was until the content turned somewhat defamatory and ??????? was involved were also sending messages to Crossmolina.ie which could not be condoned or substantiated. This information has all been recorded for trace ability. 
 
We all have great memories/opinions of Crossmolina and its many characters to start a list would be endless “Vinnie the fastest milkman in the west”, “Nights in the Town Hall”, “Spot the fiver competition” if any one would like to share pictures/stories/memoirs please contact me I would be delighted to accommodate. Crossmolina.ie is Crossmolina’s community online and I would be delighted if individuals want to disseminate their own personal contribution as I am sure it would make very interesting reading. 
 
If anyone has contacted me by email over the last two weeks please do so again by clicking the email on the homepage and processing it through the form. This is due to the large amount of spam email circulating at the moment. 
 
Thanks for your interest, 
Is Mise, 
Brendan Moyles 
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TY RadioSigned on: 4/4/2004 05:34:02
Listen to the TY Gortnor Abbey Students on the radio tonight @ 7pm, 2fm  
 
http://www.rte.ie/2fm/tyradio/crossmolina.html
John Joe Tolan
from England		Signed on: 27/3/2004 16:28:08
Good Luck to Crossmolinas new manager Hugh Lynn, selectors and to the football team from JJ Tolan Manchester 2004
Ian Leader
from athenry		Signed on: 16/3/2004 08:34:24
well eamonn wots the story lookin forward to doing ur placement.
jon joe
from ireland		Signed on: 15/3/2004 13:47:39
my granny lives in a haunted house in crossmolina it is on the ballina road. J p if you see this ring me to my mobile 0871347047 .love jon joe
jon fox
from ireland		Signed on: 15/3/2004 13:37:09
Would you be able to send me, pictures of the inside of the new clubhouse
Ian Leader
from Ireland		Signed on: 14/3/2004 06:10:27
hows all in crossmolina anto mchale cudn't resist but have a look at yer website top quality man lookin forward for this weekend trip wesport so i can call out to see the great "dolphine hotel" wot u doin for paddys day
Maria
from Sweden		Signed on: 10/3/2004 08:05:42
Dear citizens of C. Mayo.  
I wonder if anyone could help me to find an old friend, I once used to know? An e-mail adress to write wpouild be great. I know he lived/lives? in Killala? His name is David Lynn and should today be around 42 yrs old, red/blond hair and blues eyes. He used to drive a lorry. Can anyone help me? 
Best regards Maria
J.P.O'HARA
from U.S.A.		Signed on: 9/3/2004 13:33:05
I think it would be of great historical interest to all in your area to document and analyse all haunted houses and reports, confirmed or otherwise, of such cases. Does anyone know the new owners of the house as mentioned earlier so that maybe I could contact him directly to discuss further?  
 
Great webite by the way, love keeping up with all the local Irish football and news in the area. It's still a better place than New York ~ nearly!!!!
BrendanSigned on: 6/3/2004 13:42:22
No records of any "Haunted Houses" here perhaps we can start one. 
Any Suggestions...
Raymond Gallagher
from U.S.A(formerly Abbeytown)		Signed on: 27/2/2004 19:40:03
Hello everyone who reads this but I am the proud dad of a baby girl,She is the fourth generation on my wifes side and the same on my side.So if u r reading this from Peru or From crossmolina i will email you photos as soon as possible. so congrats to the grandparents in abbeytown and Peru and uncle in abbeytown,and the greatgrandparents in glasheen and rathmore.Also to all the great Aunts and Uncles.
HelloSigned on: 20/2/2004 04:33:09
:):(:D:o:;):p:cool::rolleyes::mad::eek::confused:  
J.P. O'Hara
from U.S.A.		Signed on: 4/3/2004 11:54:36
I was shocked to hear about the fine new two storey house past the Protestant Church been haunted. When i used to go to Mayo my grandfather used to tell me about haunted houses near him. Are there any records of all the haunted houses in Crossmolina??
Robert
from UK		Signed on: 19/2/2004 23:57:46
Nice site and well presented with some good info...
Tom
from USA		Signed on: 19/2/2004 07:10:44
Very nice site. Looks like you spent quite a bit of time on it :) Enjoyed surfing in and visiting.  
Emer O'Rourke
from ireland		Signed on: 17/2/2004 16:39:16
great website well done
Des Ruane
from Australia		Signed on: 16/2/2004 05:34:00
Hi all from sunny Perth WA .Miss ye all.
Signed on: 14/2/2004 18:37:52
Lovely Site and great to see it updated regularly.  
Well I have to say it’s been many years now since I was last in your town. 
I used to meet the most wonderful girl at dances in Enniscrone and Pontoon and leave her home afterwards to Crossmolina. Those were the best of times and even though it was an 80 mile round trip to see her it was worth it - I truly hope she is having a happy life. I mostly called her by her surname which began with c. 
BroadBandSigned on: 11/2/2004 08:54:32
Hi All, 
If you would like to vote for broadband for Crossmolina do so here. It would be a real benefit to the town... 
 
http://www.broadband.gov.ie/BBInfo/RegisterDemandWF.aspx
Signed on: 10/2/2004 08:24:00
hows all in cross. just like to wish sinead and patrick moyles all the best as they got married last friday. best of luck to hugh lynn with the new job
FootballerSigned on: 4/2/2004 11:23:53
New manager this year. Hugh Lynn. Best of Luck to the team starting training again.
Steve GaughanSigned on: 3/2/2004 10:11:26
Hey, How is everyone there? hope all is well and good luck 4 the new season, im living over in leeds in yorkshire although my family are from doohoma & dolough? my cousin plays for ballina? now i know u've played them last year so i dont suppose anyone knows their webpage address? im having trouble finding it? any help would be appreciated! once again, Good Luck! Steve from Rainy Leeds!
michael monaghan
from galway (portumna)		Signed on: 29/1/2004 09:59:00
how ye. I'm here in gmit college in galway sittin beside anthony mchale listenin to him ravin on about crossmolina football. The way he's talkin it wont be long till yere all-ireland champs again, not to mind co. champs!! savage website....fairplay
Mark Ryan
from Ireland		Signed on: 29/1/2004 09:24:55
is any body else as proud as i am when they watch this magnificant show. Living in the big city of galway is kinda hard for a country lad like myself and this programme reminds me of the good old days at home, carefree running round the fields naked, knee high in sh**e. I'm proud to be a redneck from the best town in mayo (between ballina and bangor erris). up the cross
Ann Marie & Thomas (
from U.S.A		Signed on: 29/1/2004 03:28:28
Tuesday, January 27, 2004  
 
Lansdowne, Pennsylvania 19050-1311 U.S.A.  
 
Ladies and Gentlemen of Crossmolina, Greetings from Philadelphia, Penna. on a cold, icy, snowy, bleak January day!  
 
We have a priest cousing, Pastor Patrick Munnelly stationed at Saint Tiernan's Rectory, Crossmolina, County Mayo, Ireland.  
 
He hails from Dohoma Head where a large contingent of Cusicks' and Munnellys' reside.  
 
We visited Dohoma Head two years hence and travelled througout Ireland in October 2000.  
 
My mother hails from Claremorris, Co. Mayo, Ireland and Dad's family are also from Co. Sligo.  
 
May you have a warm and peaceful remaining winter season, a beautiful spring to grow the crops, and a warm and prosperious summer harvest!"  
 
Slan Lath,  
 
 
Tom and Ann Marie Finn-Cusick and Families 
Vet not on CallSigned on: 26/1/2004 03:23:33
TV show well worth viewing currently running on RTE. 
 
http://www.crossmolina.ie/vets_on_Call.htm
Jivin
from Ireland		Signed on: 22/10/2003 11:29:57
Anyone remember? Anyone ant to share memories? If so, we'd love for you to visit our site (click on the homepage link). We're looking for showband alums and dance attendees ho have photos or memorabilia ro share. Would also like to interview band members... 
 
Thanks for reading 
 
and Keep Jivin!
John MoylesSigned on: 23/1/2004 12:28:44
I know it's a little unorthodoxed to be seeking medical advice here but after trying many of the current medical applications my personal problem sadly remains- I'm losing my hair. I have tried Regaine and several other similar products but with little or no success. I'm wondering if anyone has any old remedies which may work and help "cure me"?Thanks in advance
Signed on: 23/1/2004 00:50:10
nazare jourdan
from portugal		Signed on: 16/1/2004 15:32:25
to visit ireland is a dream i have since i was a teenager meanwhile i will do it here in portugal alone with my pc
Nancy
from United States of America		Signed on: 14/1/2004 16:22:03
I just wanted to let you know that this site is great, I like the fact that it is very informative and it also provides solutions. Congratualations on the awsome job and keep working on it.
Admin
from Crossmolina		Signed on: 14/1/2004 07:37:39
History of crossmolina book available online... 
 
Also available locally in shops and Kennys, Galway 
 
http://www.deburcararebooks.com/crossmolina.htm 
Marybeth Van Winkle
from USA		Signed on: 13/1/2004 19:12:03
As always, your site is impressive. I was wondering if you could pass along a message to a fellow researcher, J.D. Hayes. I lost his e-mail address and I know he stops here occasionally. I've just acquired a wonderful new resource . If you read this, J.D., I just got my copy of Crossmolina's own Tony Donohoe's book. He is a national treasure and the book is outstanding!
Marcia Bianco
from USA California		Signed on: 13/1/2004 17:31:40
Hello! I have a new grandson who has been given the name Kiernan Gill. I see on your website that you also have a Kiernan Gill living there who was an altar server at a December 21, 2001 mass. Would there be any way to pass along a message to this boy that he has a little buddy with the same name in California? I hope you can send love from here. My little Kiernan Gill has red hair, dark eyes and a very happy disposition. He's a big boy! God Bless and Happy New Year!
Richard MoylesSigned on: 13/1/2004 14:46:01
I wish everyone success and Happiness for 2004.
Signed on: 13/1/2004 08:22:45
New Guestbook (easier managed)Guestbook Archived Here... http://www.crossmolina.ie/Archive/index.htm  
Hope it is easy use.. 
:)
The Wonderer
from Scotland		Signed on: 12/1/2004 14:58:21
:confused: 
 
Where have all the entries for 2004 gone to??
Henry Kenny
from Mayo		Signed on: 12/1/2004 13:51:44
Great site, class photos
GaeilgeSigned on: 12/1/2004 07:45:24
 
http://www.cnag.ie/nuacht/seasb.htm
Signed on: 12/6/2003 03:11:51
I wonder does she still have the black book! she could auction it off, How many essays did John cosgrove give to boys on Valentines day as well!
Signed on: 3/6/2003 07:33:52
One always ran the risk of getting in Mrs Leonards black book down at the fence. I wonder how many names are in that black book?
SchoolSigned on: 29/5/2003 10:26:17
Anyone remember going down to the fence that separated the Boy's School from the Girl's school? Completely out of bounds but I think everyone went anyhow. Always good craic on Valentines Day handing over cards from classmates that fancied the Boys (Even better craic handing over a card from a girl who DID NOT fancy the recipient)
 
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