Greencastle and its surrounding area.

[cabbagepat]

Natalie, I was useless to be honest! My Uncle played for them (and is in that photo too) so he asked me just to fill the numbers; I enjoyed it though.

That link I put in my first message should take you to the page and scroll through then. Otherwise you could pm "M" who posted the pictures and she might be able to send you a better copy (or post one on your thread there) as she has the book.

[Natalie_doc_xo]

Hi, Oh really who is your uncle hope you don't mind me asking sorry if you do?
I bet you were good??
I got it so i did i seen him the 2nd time i looked sorry ans thank you sm its great to see him in his younger [size=78%]days [/size]

[Meganmc1]

hi Bhelena  I knew an O Niell family that lived 4 doors down from me in Dandy Street.Is that family you knew
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My mum Bernadette O'Neill lived in dandy street. There was 12 kids in her family including herself. My mum's parents were called John O'Neill and Maureen O'Neill (Lundy)

[Meganmc1]

     Me too did anyone know the O'Neill's not sure of the spelling

My mum Bernadette O'Neill lived in dandy street. There is 12 children in my mums family including herself. My mum's parents are John O'Neill and Maureen O'Neill (Lundy).

[Kbuch]

My grandmother lived in mount street/High street all her life, have great memories

[Kbuch]

[James21]

Mount street

[James21]

[/quote.    Green castle suffered a lot.The blitz in the Second World War.There were around 80 deaths.After that a lot of houses on the main road were knocked down for no apparent reason,there were more knocked down because of the motorway.The same thing happened to whitewell village,which was completely destroyed because of the new road.I was born in whitewell village.Both Greencastle and whitewell suffered because people in high places were not interested in the common man.Thanks a lot for the photographs,I like them a lot. Regards James