Great website and excellent job! :)

A very Happy New Year to everyone. May this bright new year bring happiness and joy to all.

i think your site is brilliant I would not turn the computer without checking the Laurencetown site

Happy New Year to You All. Congratulations on your splendid and very informative site. I am delighted with photographs of your visit to Teac Mallon and the tour of Creggan graveyard etc. A lovely memorable day spent in fine company, thank you very much! Looking forward to the next storytelling night in your centre.

Anne the wedding photos are beautiful, and Mark looked stunning x

happy new year to all the people in tullylish and surrounding parishes. especially gilford.

Hi, my 3xg.grandparents Eliza Jane Anderson and John Edmundson/Edmondson (sometimes known as Adamson) were married in Tullylish in 1853 - they subsequently moved to Belfast. I know Eliza's family were from Lisnafiffy, but don't know where John's family was from, or why he & his children used the names Adamson & Edmondson interchangeably. Any help or suggestions appreciated! Many thanks ... Ann Callaghan

Hi Catherine, I would like to wish you and all of Tullylish parish a merry Xmas and a happy New Year. I also send these wishes to all ex-pats around the world. Thanks again for this wonderful website. Love to everyone. Stella.

A special thanks to the many people who sent mass, cards, telephone messages of support & to those who travelled across to attend Dad,s funeral. God Bless You All

Recently i have traced my grandfather John Molloy to a village called Rathfriland Co Down through the Ros Davies genalogy website.I have tried to find out where he and his children went to next,but could not find any definite documentation. I then found Molloys in Loughans Tullylish in the 1901 and1911 census with the same first names,mother Anne children Daniel. John,Bernard,Michael and Mary who might have married a Patrick Finnegan in 1891 .If anyone in the Tullyish area with the Molloys in their past i would be very grateful to know if i am on the right track because someday soon i would like to visit and see the churches worshipped in by my ancestors. Yours faithfully Robert Molloy

"A Christmas Story"What an awesome video! Catherine. Thank You for posting this on 'the web' I think of all the people that will see this on this web-site, including the ex-pats north and south of the Equator!!!You are a great blessing to us,for sure. Is there any chance of you sending this to my e-mail? I would like to wish you and yours, and those who surf tullylish.com, a Happy,Peaceful CHRISTmas and every blessing possible for 2012. NOLLAIG SHONA!

We went to see the new play "Downs But Not Out" in Lurgan Town Hall last night. It was extremley funny and poignant - a box of tissues is an essential when going to see this. The highlight of the show though was the star of the evening - Mark Blevins. Mark was excellent in the leading role of Luke - a truly great performance Mark - well done! We're very proud of you.

just want to wish Mark Good Luck with His latest acting role .. well done & God bless x Donna & Gabriel Mc Givern .

Hi Catherine been a while from I have been on,my husband pasted away at Easter, With the Lord´s help and faith in him I am starting to get back to every day life again.This sounds silly but logging on to your web site has helped me to feel close to Gilford and home.Now I need to do something usefull for others and was thinking if I could ask you if you and the ladies from TLC would be so kind to send me some patterns for the small baby hats and the patterns for the little stillborn babies,so could I maybe start and help here in the local hospital,I will of course pay all postage Kind regards Nan

Congratulations, Fr.Crossan upon your recent appointment as C.C. in Gilford, Tullylish Parish. I am sure you will be an asset to the Parish,and the township of Gilford, in particular. This is where I was born and reared and received my academic and spiritual formation. I knew your dad, Andy, also Grandparents Billy and Minnie! From Paddy, Perla and P.J. Finnegan.

thanks a million, Catherine, for all your kind attention to me, my daughter Sarah and son Peter when we stayed in Ballydougan recently. My son Peter was particularly thrilled to see his grandfather's birth records.

thanks a million, Catherine, for all your kind attention to me, my daughter Sarah and son Peter when we stayed in Ballydougan recently. My son Peter was particularly thrilled to see his grandfather's birth records.

I just wanted to wish my old my man John Fegan happy 70th birthday. Great site for us people oversea's keeping in touch with all things local.. keep up the good work cheers..

I would just like to wish the old man JOHN FEGAN Happy Birthday 70 today.. cheers great site keep up the good work..

Hi, this is my first visit to this site and I am very impressed with all the info & pictures. I am tracing my Donnelly family tree and it has led me to Tullylish via Seapatrick. My Great Granda was Felix Donnelly son of Felix Donnelly & Catherine Downey. My Great Great Granda was Felix Donnelly son of Hugh Donnelly & Rose Fegan. I am hoping to get some info on my Great Great Great Grandparents Hugh Donnelly & Rose Fegan. Many of my Donnelly relatives appear to have been tailors. If you think you can help then please feel free to email me. You have a brilliant website - one of the best I've came across.