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James Mckeown
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Iam putting together pictorial history of the Mckeown family could any one help.My Father is Robert and his parents wre Hugh and Joanie
3 March 2010
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Mary Sullivan
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Calling all ex Newtown residents. On Sunday 21st March we shall be marking St Patrick's Day with our Annual Remembrance Ceremony. The Itinerary is as follows:
11.am: Reflection at the Memorial Garden in Tyndall Street
12.15pm: Mass at St Peter's Church in Roath
1.30pm: Sunday Lunch & Entertainment in St Peter's Hall
TICKETS FOR LUNCH WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS.
Please contact your usual committee member to secure your place.
23 February 2010
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Marc Brosnan
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Apologies if this has been raised previously. It occurred to me that all of Newtown has not been swept away. There are still those council houses in Tyndall Street near to where St Pauls church stood. I wonder if the current residents use 'Newtown' as part of their postal address? Should they not be invited to the reunions as people who still live in Newtown?
21 February 2010
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Marc Brosnan
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I noticed that my cousin Francene Gardner was trying to contact me. I have added my email address if you can access it. If not, leave a message here and I'll respond. Thanks.
20 February 2010
- Pembroke
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Marc Brosnan
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This is my first visit to this site. I saw a post by Nick Barry who referred to a book that mentioned my late dad: Danny Brosnan. The book was written by a George Fullner ( may be incorrect spelling of surname) George was a regular visitior to out house in Sandon Place and the book: Death and Donkey's Breakfast was about the terrible hardships endured by British seafarers, Donkey's Breakfast refers to a bunk mattress stuff with straw that the sailor had to provide himself. George was a real character and good friend to my dad as both were seafarers. Although I did not live in Newtown (we were the posh part over the railway line) I have fond memories of the place. I attended St David's between 1962 - 1971. Anyone remember me?
20 February 2010
- Pembroke
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