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Thank you Lynn.

by Colly McGarry from Hallsmill
29. March 2011

Aww thank you Lynn, they will be so pleased and its good for choir encouragement and moral to be praised, I don't like them to think they are taken for granted because there are so many Parishes that would be honored and priviledged to have their talent, yes, they are wonderful, it nice that You appreciate them! Colum xx

Male Voice CHoir

by Lynn Laverty from Hallsmill
27. March 2011

Thought the Male Voice Choir was fantastic last night as usual! Hearing them sing really does add to Mass! The only problem is I really want to clap after each hymn they sing. Gethsemane at communion was just beautiful!! Well done Colum and all the men!

Greeting

by Nora Jordan from hallsmill
25. March 2011

Really enjoying the website. Happy 5th birthday

Comment:

Thanks Nora

Picture

by Marsha Hathaway O'Loughlin from Denton, Texas
22. March 2011

Catherine, thanks for posting the pictures.hopefully some of the people will know who I am, although I was from Gilford I do remember some of the folks that I see on you website. it is a very good site. and I love to see all the Brides and all the Babies being Baptised. I am training for the 1/2 now and we ran Hills this morning at 5am. Can't wait to see all of you. Marsha

Comment:

Thanks Marsha for sending in the photo - you are getting younger looking! Hopefully see you when you 'cross the pond'.

Thank you.

by Colum McGarry from Laurencetown
16. March 2011

Thank you Maire for your kind words, I will pass your message on to the Male Voice Choir. The next time your there, please feel free to call up unto the organ loft and say hello to us in person, you'll be made very welcome. Colum

Shamrock Mandolin

by Kathy from Gilford
16. March 2011

John Joe Molloy was my grandfather and I'm very proud to say his famous Shamrock Mandolin is being played once more this St. Patrick's day in both The Gilford Inn and the Castle Bar. It will be a fantastic opportunity to hear this wonderful instrument once again!

Comment:

That's great to hear. Happy Saint Patrick's Day

Male Voice Choir

by Maire Boylan from Armagh
15. March 2011

Hello! I was passing through Laurencetown on Saturday evening and I went to the 6pm Mass. I was overwhelmed by the marvellous Male Voice Choir that was in attendance. They sang my favourite hymn 'Steal Away' that brought tears to my eyes. The Choir and music where wonderful. Could I have more info on them?. I have never heard such beautiful singing and music. Thank you.

Comment:

Hi Maire. The Male Voice Choir will be delighted with your praise. They sing at the 6.00pm Mass every two weeks and their director is Colum McGarry from the parish, who also directs the joint choir on Sunday morning Mass at 10.00am. They are are very committed group of people and certainly add so much to the liturgy. Colum is a regular contributor to our Guestbook as you will see and I have no doubt he will respond to you himself. Thanks again.

Birthday Wishes

by Paula Jordan from Laurencetown
14. March 2011

Happy Birthday and congratulations on 5 excellent years

Comment:

Thanks Paula

PP	by Fr Gerry Powell from Laurencetown 14. March 2011

Happy 5th Anniversary to tullylish.com thank you Catherine

Sincere Appreciation

by Jules from Honiara, Solomon Islands
11. March 2011

I would like to covenvey my sincere appreciation to those of you who worked tirelessly to upload stuffs onto this website. I'm really blessed with infos esp. the daily mass readings. May God richly bless us all.

good website

by shay magennis :) from gilford
09. March 2011

hi i like tullylish u12s gaa

Comment:

Thanks Shay

School Photos

by J. Monaghan from St. Colman's Bann
04. March 2011

Catherine, thank you for all your hard work. It's great to see the children from school on the site, and great that everyone can share the fun of school events. The children in school love to see themselves especially, and it always generates a lot of craic among them which helps to build fond memories for the future. "Happy Days"

Comment:

Thanks John. It was realy enjoyable to see all the effort made by both pupils and staff. Your own contribution was worthy of a slot on the comedy circuit. Well done everyone.

McCartan Family Tree

by Paula Lavery from Derrymacash, County Armagh
02. February 2011

I was looking to see if I could get any information on a William John McCartan born in 1880 in Drumhorc, Gilford, died 1944. He married Sarah Ann Farnon from Caul Hill, Lenaderg on 7/9/1911. He is my great grandfather. The poem Our Tullylish Rose is beautiful. Your site is well designed. Thanks Paula

Comment:

Thanks Paula I am sure you will have no problem finding info on your great grandfather as there are still many McCartans living in Drumhorc.

photos

by paddy Greene from sydney
18. January 2011

still can't get to the photos in treasury of the past. maybe the trouble is at my end?

Comment:

Paddy The trouble is as this end! I can't seem to upload them again but I will keep trying.

RIP Michaela McAreavey

by Nora Walsh and Family from London
17. January 2011

John may you find the strenght and faith to carry on in those dark days, your angel Michaela is looking down on you and may she guide you through the rest of your life. Michaela may you rest with the angels in heaven, we will never forget you. Ar dheis de go raibh do anam naofa.

Snow 2010

by Nan Thomsen from Denmark
03. January 2011

Hi Catherine Just had to comment on Gemma McGrath´s photos, I think they are fantastic!!! Is it allowed to copy some of them over to a hard drive or maybe print them off to make a picture. Makes one homesick for the area, snow and all

Comment:

That's no problem Nan. It's great to see young poeple taking the time to send in photos. Enjoy!

Langley family origins

by Kevin Langley from Oxford, England
02. January 2011

I have recently obtained a copy of my grandfather's birth certificate from the general record office in Dublin and discovered that he was born in Tullylish on 7 Jan 1866. His father was called Richard Langley and his mother was Sarah McCusker. I also have a death certificate for a Richard Langley in 1872. He died in Lurgan at the age of 45 - presumably my great grandfather.

Comment:

We will see what we can do Kevin.

hi	by Nan Thomsen from Denmark 01. January 2011

Wishing you a very Happy New Year,and all the best for 2011

Comment:

Hello Nan! Hope you are well. Have a great 2011 and please let us know if you are visiting the area any time soon. Take care Catherine

Mrs	by joan Ross from Banbridge 28. December 2010

I think this is an excellent site, i visit it quite often. It keeps me informed of what is going on in Tullylish. I do like all the photos that are sent in. Keep it up, You are doing a great job.

Comment:

Thank you Joan and have a happy New Year

images

by Paddy Greene from Sydney
28. December 2010

Hi We are having trouble viewing the images in Treasury of the Past. Is anyone else?

Comment:

Hello Paddy I don't know what has happened the photos - they seem to have disappeared. i will try and upload them again and thanks for letting us know. Happy new year