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Admin
from Crossmolina | Signed on: Sat 02 Dec 2006 14:34:03 GMT
Crossmolina Parish Area Development Plan 2006 available online:
Crossmolina Development Plan
Crossmolina Development Group
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Admin
from Crossmolina | Signed on: Thu 23 Nov 2006 22:47:46 GMT
The Crossmolina Development Group is launching the Crossmolina Area Development Plan on Monday 27th November at 8 pm in Hiney’s Upper Deck, Crossmolina.
This development plan will be formally launched by Mr. Des Mahon Mayo County Manager and local political representatives will be present on the night.
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Festival
from Crossmolina | Signed on: Thu 16 Nov 2006 22:31:46 GMT
This Saturday 18th November Slave auction in Hiney's Upper Deck followed by Disco. |
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Diane Sweeney Groman
from California, USA | Signed on: Thu 02 Nov 2006 04:46:42 GMT
To Bill Wood re your Moran line from Gortduff.
I have a Margaret Catherine MORAN who married a Patrick FOX in 1874.
If this is your line, please email me-I have more info for you.
mayogirl14@hotmail.com
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Admin
from Crossmolina | Signed on: Mon 23 Oct 2006 14:49:20 IST
You can view the feature on the Crossmolina festival 2006 on Nationwide recently...
http://www.rte.ie/news/2006/1016/nationwide.html
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Raymond Gallagher
from NJ | Signed on: Mon 25 Sep 2006 04:51:15 IST
It has been a week already and by god was the last week an embarrasing one as had to work with all the kerry lads here.But i do feel some remorse to to players and they r James Nallen and Ciarian McDonald as they have played in numerous All Irelands and each and every time in the final they play to their best of their ability and not to have won an All Ireland Medal yet must be heartbreaking and I know they both played well but when u have mortimer playing so bad and as the rest i have no comment.But I do feel for those 2 lads as they play their hearts out and lads I think it is high time u join Kerry or Galway for next years final. |
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Anne Hegarty
from Yorkshire, England | Signed on: Fri 22 Sep 2006 18:22:18 IST
A million thanks to P.J. at the Pricebuster shop in Ballina. Because he was so friendly & helpful we discovered family in Crossmolina who we didn't know existed. |
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| disappointed | Signed on: Fri 22 Sep 2006 15:28:45 IST
The Sam Maguire will never come to Mayo, the skill, believe and ability is there. But there is a deeper problem in the Team and with Mayo that is only getting worse each time they play and loose an All Ireland. There is too much expectation placed on the team, Kerry on the other hand are just there to play football and play well with a plan. They new if they came out and put the pressure on it would rattle Mayo and it did. As the official said when the Kerry supporters ran onto the field, (Stewards Plan B) where was Mayo's Plan B? |
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Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island New York | Signed on: Mon 18 Sep 2006 02:41:35 IST
I am 63 years old now and I would like to see The Sam McGuire Cup come to Mayo before I "Buy the farm", whats going on ?? |
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Patrick J Caferty
from Long Island New York | Signed on: Sun 17 Sep 2006 04:01:18 IST
I would like to wish the lads Mayo lots of luck tomorrow....I love the Kingdome but enough is enough...
Lets go Mayo
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Sheila
from Long Island, NY | Signed on: Mon 11 Sep 2006 02:48:05 IST
What a pleasure it was to come across this website. My mother, Mary Lynn, was born in Crossmolina. She is now 80 years old and has many fond memories of growing up there. Her saddest memory is the day she left to come to America. |
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Rita
from Moylaw | Signed on: Sun 10 Sep 2006 15:42:38 IST
To Bill Wood. Please send your e-mail address so that I can give you details of your grandfather's ancestral home and your relations. |
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F Walsh
from Aberdeen | Signed on: Mon 28 Aug 2006 11:01:41 IST
Congrats to Mayo on the win yesterday! For anyone who isn't fortunate enough to be home in Ireland (like us), you can always pay to watch the final on www.setanta.tv.....it only cost us $9.95 yesterday to watch the semi-final and was well worth it! A broadband connection is essential and there is a demo to test before you purchase. Note: there was a bit of a delay in the live feed and some freezing but I'm guessing that's due to our 'barely broadband' connection speed (512Kbps)! A 1MB connection or above should be sufficent but don't quote me on it! Slainte |
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Ray gallagher
from NJ | Signed on: Sun 27 Aug 2006 18:25:11 IST
Well down to mayo and the crossmolina players who contributed to their win today in croke park.Didnt watch the game but was listening on Midwest Radio.All the Best and Good luck to them in the final and take a desevred rest as it has been a crazy 3 sundays. |
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| Helena & Lou | Signed on: Sun 27 Aug 2006 14:18:55 IST
We thank Crossmolina for the nice time we had |
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J. Michael Cafferty
from Camp Grove, IL | Signed on: Tue 22 Aug 2006 21:21:43 IST
To Patrick Cafferty: Thank you for responding to my message to you. I have used Ellis Island but to no avail. Hope you enjoy your stay in Crossmolina. |
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Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island, New York | Signed on: Mon 21 Aug 2006 00:37:35 IST
To: J Michael Cafferty
The Cafferty names that you mentioned dont sound familiar, Have you checked the Ellis Island website ? there are a lot of Caffertys mentioned there.
Good Luck
PJC |
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| Tricia | Signed on: Sat 05 Aug 2006 13:02:55 IST
There are Morans still In Crossmolina, however I have found this link that might be a link to your family, it also leads into the whole Moran clan and connections........ but this link relates to the moylaw and carrokeel section.
http://users.ev1.net/~gpmoran/mrn3b.htm |
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Raymond Gallagher
from New Jersey | Signed on: Sat 05 Aug 2006 00:18:40 IST
hello to all,Heard the festival was a craic and by the pics it looked it but just want to know wheres the pics of the fireworks?Take care and good luck from all the crossmolina crowd here in New Jersey and Yonkers,New York. |
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j.michael cafferty
from campgrove, illinois 61424 | Signed on: Tue 01 Aug 2006 22:00:45 IST
to patrick j. cafferty: my grandparents,michael j. cafferty & winifred maiden name chambers were born in crossmolina and came to states in 1880's to chicago and then settled in peoria, illinois. do you reconize these names? |
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Lil
from Dublin | Signed on: Mon 31 Jul 2006 16:58:50 IST
To Bill Wood, Moylaw and Gortduff are villages located in the countryside about 2 miles from Crossmolina on the Belmullet Road. If you have access to Google Earth use the search term 'Moylaw, Ireland' and you can see its position in relation to Crossmolina. |
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| scouser | Signed on: Thu 27 Jul 2006 00:01:54 IST
well done to the festival committe.Great events being run with great professionalism. |
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| Richard Moyles | Signed on: Tue 25 Jul 2006 10:06:10 IST
Lots of activities in the town at the moment. Some pictures have being added to the Gallery.
http://www.crossmolina.ie/option,com_gallery2/Itemid,31/?g2_itemId=673/ |
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Patrick J Caffery
from Long Island New York | Signed on: Mon 24 Jul 2006 04:34:03 IST
Good morning, its 11:30 pm here in New York and I figured I would just check to see if any body is using this great site to communicate between countries and nations or whatever....guess not !!!
Good night, I am off to bed, have a great week
Pat Cafferty |
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Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island New York | Signed on: Sun 23 Jul 2006 04:45:00 IST
Good morning Crossmolina !!
Where is everyody ??? |
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Alejandra
from spain | Signed on: Sat 22 Jul 2006 20:16:41 IST
i was living in crossmolina during two summers and i loved it. people's really nice and appart from the bad weatheri loved my stay there. there aren´t many things to do but...thats what a little town is!
i enjoyed a lot and also learned english(thats the reaosn why i was there) |
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Freda Cummins
from Alabama | Signed on: Tue 18 Jul 2006 01:28:50 IST
I used to live in crossmolina, I would love to get in touch with the Daly family. They lived on church street. |
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Bill Wood
from Manchester NH USA | Signed on: Sat 15 Jul 2006 19:21:48 IST
I should have added the original family name Of Moran |
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Bill Wood
from Manchester NH USA | Signed on: Sat 15 Jul 2006 19:19:28 IST
I recently found an old notebook my grandfather kept his family history in. He has been dead for fifty years. It says my ancesters were born Gorduff crossmolina county mayo ireland. Their names were Thomas, Cecelia, Mary, James,Bridget, and a sister we don't have a first name for. All but the unknown sister emigrated to Bostn MA. The unknown sister married a man named John Fox, and we believe stayed in the family home. Their children were John, Daniel, Catherine, Patrick, Celia, and Ann. We believe all but Patrick emigrated to Boston as well. My grandfathers notes say Patrick's adress was "Moylaw formerly Gorduff". This would now be about 1950. are Gorduff and Moylaww street names |
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roisin
from crossmolina | Signed on: Sun 25 Jun 2006 18:53:44 IST
Thanks Tricia, I have sent an e-mail to Ellen, my long lost American friend. You have been most helpful! Long live the Crossmolina web page!. |
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| Tricia | Signed on: Tue 13 Jun 2006 00:24:09 IST
Rosin, I have copied the answer recieved from the archive.... hope you get in contact with your long lost friends....... here goes.......
Signed on: 23/9/2005 12:13:26
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Thanks Tricia! Do you see them at all in town? If you see them, please let them know I was asking...and my email address is epw78@aol.com. Forgot to mention it when I did see you..... sorry....... |
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William Karr
from USA | Signed on: Mon 12 Jun 2006 02:52:46 IST
I am looking for a connection to several of my ancestors. First, my great, great grandparents were Michael McDermott and Mary McHugh. They supposedly married in 1847 in Addergoole Parish.
Second, Margaret Brady who was born in County Mayo in 1873. In 1895, she married William Walsh (Welch) in Chicago. I\'m not sure what parish from whence she came.
Admin's Comment: All History & Genealogy moved to Discussion Forum.
http://www.crossmolina.ie/option,com_joomlaboard/Itemid,106/func,showcat/catid,9/ |
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| richard | Signed on: Thu 08 Jun 2006 13:34:56 IST
Weather here is very hot and sunny.
http://www.ireland.com/weather/
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Patrick J Cafferty
from Long Island New York | Signed on: Thu 08 Jun 2006 02:33:36 IST
Just checking in !!, Its 9:30pm here on L.I. the weather here is terrible, rained all day sure does not look like late spring or early summer. |
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Roisin Loftus Nee Co
from Kildaree, Crossmolina | Signed on: Tue 06 Jun 2006 17:49:54 IST
Hya, was looking through the guestbook archives and noticed a girl by the name of Ellen was trying to contact me on 22/09/05? \"Tricia\" replied to her.
Any postal/web address.
Nice work on the web page!! |
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Patrck J cafferty
from Long Island New york | Signed on: Wed 31 May 2006 03:58:49 IST
I love the the new image....congrats to the webmaster, please stay the course, and I did not get to meet any of my old drinking buddies in Feb, Padden where were you ??.
Is John Cawley on line ? |
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Sue Robinson
from England | Signed on: Mon 22 May 2006 23:47:14 IST
Hiya, I haven't been on the site for a while . . . love the new look and find it easier to get around! Its great to see all the photos of the town!! |
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| revroveur@yahoo.co.u | Signed on: Sun 21 May 2006 18:53:20 IST
wonderful site. very impressed. |
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| Richard Moyles | Signed on: Tue 16 May 2006 10:48:14 IST
The New Crossmolina website is up and running, use the discussion forum for feedback or to make suggestions. |
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MARY AND ALEX MCFARL
from N Wales | Signed on: Tue 09 May 2006 23:01:25 IST
Hug for Tommy and Bridie Readie please.
Hi good site...............
been a bit unwell but fine now love to the Balina folks .
mary and alex |
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Rachel
from England | Signed on: Tue 09 May 2006 23:00:08 IST
Hello,
I have just came across this website, I visited Crossmolina when i was 11 years old with my parents what a beautiful place it is. I remember staying in a farm just outside the town they has 2 sons Patrick and Michael.
I would love to know how they are doing if anyone knows them.
Thanks Rachel x |
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Robert Judge
from USA | Signed on: Sat 22 Apr 2006 14:14:12 IST
I am the third great grandson of Patrick Loftus and Nancy Gallaghan who lived in Crossmolina in the first half of the nineteenth century. Their daughter Barbara married Anthony Judge, also of Crossmolina, and Barbara and Anthony emigrated to Massachusetts around 1860. I am planning to visit Crossmolina in August of 2006 and I would look forward to meeting any relations still there. |
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eileen (dunn) broden
from USA | Signed on: Sat 15 Apr 2006 17:14:12 IST
My gr. grandfather (Patrick Nallin) was born in Crossmolina. I would love to hear from anyone related or connected to the Nallin (Nallen) family. I would love to find out the church he might have been married in (pre 1843). Thanks |
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P.Flynn
from New York | Signed on: Tue 11 Apr 2006 13:14:12 IST
I have really enjoyed reading your site and glad to see the webmaster removing the posts by a childish few but have been disappointed that some of the previous racist statements have been left and hope this is not a statement on behave of the community |
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| Minnesingers | Signed on: Fri 07 Apr 2006 12:14:12 IST
Some information on the Minnesingers concert in Crossmolina Town Hall next Saturday 15th April at 7pm - 9pm.
http://crossmolina.ie/festival/index.html |
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Dan Murphy
from US | Signed on: Thu 06 Apr 2006 17:14:12 IST
I just found your website and wanted to say how excited i am to be bringing my students to your town to perform next week! -Dan |
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| Signed on: Thu 23 Mar 2006 12:14:12 GMT
Hello to everyone in Crossmolina, from Philly, USA. |
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Eric McGuinness
from USA | Signed on: Thu 23 Mar 2006 12:14:12 GMT
My family roots are in Crossmolina. I am performing post-graduate work in Rural Community and Economic Development and am happy to see that you are giving attention to that area of public concern. Best of luck. |
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Lainey
from Scotland | Signed on: Sun 19 Mar 2006 05:14:12 GMT
Hi everyone. I used this guestbook in 2003 to trace my dear friend who previously hailed from Crossmolina and was able to get back in touch with her as a result , so many thanks to everyone who gave me info on her whereabouts.
On an entirely diferent matter however , I am locked in an ongoing battle with Leeds based company Brands Partnership to try and get my wonderful Scottish childhood drink Creamola Foam back on the market. Their argument is that they discontinued it due to a low turnover in sales and high cost of production but they are ignoring the plea from thousands who are desperate for it's return. Brands Partnership say that as only Scottish people miss it , it wouldn't be viable to bring it back as no-one else would buy it. I am so enraged by this because this was more than a soft drink for me , it is embedded in the very essence of my Scottish culture and is steeped in childhood memories for me. How dare a company in England say that that the people of Scotland may NEVER have their unofficial third national drink back ? I believe that this drink was popular in Ireland too (judging by the online petition and from what I have heard from friends) and so I am calling upon the good people of Ireland to offer support to bring this wonderful , foaming , fizzy drink back to it's rightful place - on supermarket shelves the length and breadth of every country. This drink has had celebrity backing from Scottish comedian Phil Kaye and from Fred MacAuley and has attracted interested from international net users , curious about it. If you remember Creamola Foam and miss it , or just want to have a chat in general , then please join me at the yahoo group which I have created at : http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/creamolafoamaddicts/
Come one , come all and let the voice of the little people be heard. Many thanks - Lainey x |
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| Robert B. Fleming | Signed on: Wed 15 Mar 2006 10:14:12 GMT
A very Happy St. Patrick's Day to all in my ancestral town of Crossmolina from St. Petersburg FL USA. |
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