Back Row L-R: - Madge Irvine, Gladys Kinney, Nellie McMahon, Sarah McEvoy, Mamie Savage, unkown, Jennie Maguire, Kathleen McConvey, Jean Mulheron, Annie Hannah

3rd Row :- Chrissie Watters, Phil Wallace, Maureen Smith, Margaret McMahon, Nellie Fitzsimons, Maureen McConvey, Margaret Kinney, Sarah Fitzsimons, Mary Ellen Milligan, Kathleen Milligan, Rosaleen McEvoy, Kitty Cross, Elizabeth Mulhall, Alice Maguire

2nd Row :- Rosie Ross, Patsy Morgan, Kathleen Mulhall, Rose Fitzsimons, Mary Fee, Bella Cross, Julia Rice, Maggie Sharvin, Bernadette Maguire, Kathleen Smith, Lizzie Smith, Maisie Branniff, Jeannie Mulhall

Front Row :- Kathleen Ross, May Moran, Annie Fitzsimons, Sorella Feenan, Elizabeth Fitzsimons, Kitty Fee, Letitia Milligan, Renee Smith, Bernadette Irvine, Jeannie Watters, Chrissie Irvine, Elizabeth Milligan, Maureen Kinney, Frances McConvey

Names supplied by Kathleen (Milligan) Ewins ca. 2000

This photo was kindly sent by Mark Donald. It shows his mother-in-law, Isobel Lennon . Does anyone know any other names?

As in all Assumption schools, the pupils in Ballynahinch wear the Assumption Crest on their uniform. The cross on the crest is a symbol of the love of God, which is above everything and holding everything together. The anchor is a symbol of stead fastness, hope and security. The Southern Cross which links our school to its origins in the southern hemisphere (South Africa) , is a symbol of God's guidance and direction in ourlives.
http://www.assumptiongrammar.org.uk/History_and_Traditions.aspx

This photo was kindly sent by Calum O'Hare whose mother Veronica (Ronnie) McAlister (Mrs. O'Hare) is in the back row. Also his aunt Eileen O'Hare & cousin Tessie McKay & Anna McKenna and Una Drayne.

Classes were held in a loft in the Catholic church in 1827 until Father Peter Polin built a school in Railway Street in 1864. It was under the National School system by 1849. There were 10 boys & 5 girls who paid 4 pence per student (HMP) . The brick wall shown was part of Paddy McCauley's house . The senior's teacher at the time was Joe Mulholland who had followed Paddy Flynn from Drumaness. Mrs. Hart taught the juniors.

These lovely old photos were kindly sent by Daphne Morgan.

This photo c. 1947 shows Dessie Crossan somewhere.

Back row; L-R ;------; Hugh Francis McAllister;--------; Hugh Smith; -------6th place with glasses is Ivan Hanna;----

3rd row from bottom L-R; Vincent Hanniweb; in 4th spot is Eddie Miskelly; in 6th spot is Patsy Carville; in 10th spot is Hugh O'Kane; near crease Tommy Morgan & Arthur Morgan & his cousin Terry Morgan next to him & end of row ... Foley & Paddy Hart.

2nd front row ; Arthur Morgan & Michael Foley & Terence Welsh; 4th from the left .... Sweeney; in 8th spot Desi Walsh ;

Front row L-R; Jim Welsh;----; Hart; ---- John Galway; Benny Marner; at the end is Brandan Foley

Names kindly supplied by Jimmy Hanvey. Any other names please?

Daphne also sent this class photo from 1953/4. Brian Linden has kindly supplied the names. The principal was Joe Mulholland at that time.

Back row L-R: Patsy McGreevy, Hugh Francis McAllister, Davy Smith, Hugo Smith, Terry Rice, Hugh Savage, Peter McCarthy

Third Row L-R: John Ralph, Vincent Hannawin, Eddie Miskelly, Jim O'Rourke, Brian Linden. Patsy Carville, Dan Linden, Eamonn McKay, Pat Davy, Hugh O'Kane, Gerald Noade.

Second row L-R; Kneeling Gabriel Davy, Michael Foley, Terry Walshe, Frankie McAllister, Brendan McAllister, Danny Sweeney, Pat McGivern, Hugh Moore, Ronnie McKelvey, kneeling Francis Marner

Front row L-R; Jim Walsh, Dermot McKay, Seamus McGlew, John Galway, Benny Marner, Brendan Foley.

Others missing include John Lynn, Sam Taylor, Ronnie Dunwoody and Brian Madine.

Although the date here is 1910 Alison Denvir (who kindly ent this photp) suspects it was just a little earlier than that. She'd guess 1900 as her great great aunt Lily Mc Cormick is in the back row and her birth date was 1891, she looks about 9 years old here.

Newspaper & magazine articles; school for boys and girls built in 1853 (photo available JUAHS 2012 p16); National School; article 2 Aug 1856 DR; alterations 9 Jul 1881 DR

This National School was in Ballyrogan by 1836 but I don't know when it started. The records are on PRONI film #1701995 Ref #559

Maree Devitt kindly sent this photo as it contains her grandfatheer, Robert Moore of Craigantlet who attended 1887-1895 and his younger brother William John Alexander Moore born 23 Jul 1878 & who died 12 Mar 1890 aged TB. Maree doesn't know where they are in the photo.

Also somewhere in the photo are John Moore b. 13 Feb 1875 (at the school 3 May 1880 aged 5- 24 Dec 1887)

& James Moore b. 8 Oct 1876 (at the school 13 Sep 1880 aged 3 1/2- 11 Jun 1892)
& Alexander Moore b. 12 Dec 1879 (at the school 2 Jun 1884- 23 Sep 1893)
& William Moore b. 7 May 1882 (at the school 11 Oct 1886- 15 Feb 1896)
& William Moore b. 29 May 1888 (at the school 29 May 1893- 8 Nov 1902)

Any one know any other names or have any information on this school?

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This photo was kindly sent by Jim Dickson. it shows his father James Dickson born in 1920.

Any other names please?

This school started in 1832 in a small cottage near the Catholic chapel. It's income of £8 per year was from the National Board with £12 a year contributed from the pupils. It taught intellectual & moral education using the Authorised Version of the Scriptures & was visited by Rev. Edmund McGinness, parish priest. In 1836 , there were 76 males & 45 females with 27 Presbyterians & 94 Catholics. The master was Terence O'Reilly, a Catholic . The head master in 1910 was Francis Armstrong with headmistress Mrs. Armstrong & assistant teacher Miss Fealy.

Back Row
Robert McEvoy, Stanley Geddis, Brian Murphy, Vincent Conlon, Sheumas McKey, John Conlon, Greg McCartan, Dan Murphy, Joe Teggart, Jim Maguire
Middle Row
Joseph McStay, Stephen Toman, Donald Crangle, John J Monaghan, Thomas Cloughley, Dom Geoghegan, Robert Teggart, Benedict Duffy, Patsy Feeney, Charles Monaghan, Eddie McStay.
Third Row
Joseph (Josie) Monaghan, John T McCaffrey, Willie (Billy) Crangle, Anthony (Tony) McCaffrey, Jack McGarry, Pat Montague, Anthony Magee, Joe Quinn, Con Murphy, Jim Conlon,Joe Thompson, Hugh Coulter.
Bottom Row
Arthur (Arty) Feeney, Sammy Kerr, Jack Geddis, Gabriel Conlon, Thomas (Tommy) Curran, Eddie (Sonny) Geoghegan, Arthur Crothers, Maynard Hudson, Desmond (Dessie) McAleenan, Jim McGarry.

The teacher in 1930s was Miss Sis O'Driscoll. The headmistress before 1918 was Miss Maria O'Mara then 1918- 1958 was Miss Margaret Kilroy then Mr. Joe Smyth (1957-1967), Mrs. Margaret Hynds (1967-1971) & Mrs. Mary Press until the school closed in 1975 (DR 23/6/2010)

Newspaper Articles from Down Recorder;
prize for neatness 16 Jul 1864 DR; excursion 3 Sep 1881 DR;

school records available 1840-43; records in PRONI film #1701995 Ref #538

The photo shows Front Row 4 Susan McCartan & Teacher Miss Maria O'Mara

This lovely old photo was kindly sent by Jessie Taylor.

Students-

Back Row; Anne Woods, Jim Hasley, Susan Scott, Mary Patterson, Claire Irvine, Margaret Patterson

Front Row ; Brian Murphy, Elizabeth Scott, Jessie Woods, Jackie Rodgers, James Rodgers, John Gardner.

Female pupils with same surnames are sisters and the males with same surnames are brothers.

From the left- back row:
Bridget Travers, Lizzie McGinn, Annie Savage, Lizzie Doherty, Annie Gorman, Francey Ward, James Travers, John Gallagher, James Fitzpatrick,

Second Row;
Kate McEvoy, Maggie Travers, Rose Gallagher, Rose Gorman, Mary McComiskey, Annie Doherty, Ellen Killen, Kitty Doherty, Tom Doran, Peter Doherty, Eddie Doherty, Hugh Travers

Third Row;
Maggie Morgan, Lizzie Doran, Minnie Morgan, Lizzie Rooney, Maggie Morgan, Annie McAlinden, Mary Rooney, Rose McNally, Mary Greenan, John McEvoy, Corny McGinnes, Charly Fitzpatrick, James McParland, Jimmy McEvoy, Master Hufy.

Front Row;
Mary Ann Travers, Biddy McEvoy, Minnie Morgan (Daniel's), Nelly McComiskey, Nellie Morgan, Kate McEvoy, Minnie Morgan, Kate McEvoy (Jemeny), Maggie McGinn, Pager Morgan, Nat/ Mat Morgan, Patrick Greenan, John Doherty. James McComiskey & Jimmy Doherty (William's).

This lovely old photo was kindly sent by Kevin Lonie
This school was built in 1854 by George Henry Gartland (son-in-law of Alexander McMullan)

This school is on the NW side of the road from Hillsborough to Saintfield. It was established 1811 with the ground given by Mr Todd & built by subscription. In 1836 there were 39 males & 11 females with 50 Protestants. They were taught by F. Sturgeon under the Kildare under the Kildare Place Society & the patronage of the Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire. The day school scholars were 24 males & 16 females and Sunday school scholars were 61 males & 52 females. The Sunday school teachers were 10 males & 4 females in 1836.
It became a National School in 1851 .

Records in PRONI film #1701993 Ref #92; LDS film#247460 1864- 1932

It was a National School by 1863 (GV); Mr Waterworth was princpal c. 1900 & Miss Kennedy a teacher (NDM p11)

Down Recorder article;
fete 10 Sep 1864

Click here for a photo of the schoolhouse.

Does anyone have expertise in dating old photos from the style of clothing?

This lovely old school photo c. 1915 was kindly sent by Rev. Angus McCormick. It contains his father.

In 1836 there were 30 males; 20 females with 48 Protestants & 2 Catholics. The school was supported by contributions from the children . It was ; still there in 1863 on land leased from Marquis of Downshire (GV); records in PRONI film #1701993 Ref #24; LDS film#247426 1868-1905

The photo was kindly sent by Colum O'Hare whose aunt Eileen Fitzpatrick (neé O’Hare) who was a teacher at Dechomet school along with her older sister Kathleen O’Hare who was the principal until 1982.

Eileen is back row left and Kathleen is back row right. The priest is either Father Petit or McConville, the local PP. My four Fitzpatrick cousins are in the photo also: John Fitzpatrick is back row, fifth from the left. His twin, Peter Fitzpatrick is 6th from left. Dominic is 8th from left. James Fitzpatrick is in the front row sixth from the right. Eamon Doyle is beside the priest, on his right.

Any other names ?

Derryboy is in Killyleagh parish

The principal was Mr. J. Morrow on 23 Oct 1915 (DR*). The enrolment in 2006 was 72 & threatened with closure (DR 29/3/2006)

Records are in PRONI film #1701993 Ref #30 & LDS film#247427 1863-1873

This lovely old photo was kindly sent by Ronald Carter

His grandmother, Helena Quinn, is in the front row, first on the left. Does anyone know any other names?

This photo was taken in the cloister garden at the Convent; behind the girls are the windows of St. Joseph's Cloister . To the right is the wall of the church . The date is between 1875 & 1880; most possibly 1878.

The source of this info is Sister Mary Vianney of the Convent of Mercy in Downpatrick. If anyone has questions about St Michael’s or the old boarding school or orphanage then the person to contact is:
Sr Evelyn Kenny,
Archivist,
Convent of Mercy,
Bessbrook,
Newry,
BT35 7AW,
N. Ireland

This photo was kindly sent by Kevin Crangle

Anyone know any names?

Dunsford Boys Class 1931 - this photo was kindly sent by Kevin Crangle

Back Row, third from right = Thomas John Skeffington

Dunsford Girls Class 1931 - BACK: L-R; Kathleen Braniff, Sarah Mulholland, Elizabeth Carolin, Rita Magee, Susan Burns, Jane Curran, Kathleen Gill
MIDDLE BACK: Mary Hanna, Kathleen Hanna, Margaret Gilchrist, Kathleen Fitzsimons, Margaret (Maisey) McConvey, Elizabeth Coyle, Christina Braniff, ? Gilchrist, Elizabeth Fitzsimons, May Fitzsimons
MIDDLE FRONT: Una McConvey, Isabel McConvey, Ina McConvey, Sarah Anne Green, Rosie Brice, Ann Fitzsimons, Jean Curran
FRONT: Katherine Hanna, Dypna McConvey, Mary Curran, Rita Curran
This photo was kindly sent by Kevin Crangle

Finnis School 1948 (above)
Front row: Jim Garret, Seamus O'Hare, Peter O'Hare, Vincent O'Hare, ??, Tony McAlister, Danny McKay, Seamus McKay, Seamus McEvoy, ??, ??.
2nd row: Desi O'Hare, George Meehan, ??, ??, ??, Kathleen McKay(Crossgar), Patricia O'Hare, Peggy McAlister, ??, Sally McGrillen, Kathleen McKay(Levallyreagh), ??, Margaret Doyle, ??, John King, James King.
3rd row: Lily Meehan, Maureen Lundy, ??, Moya McKay, Mary McGrillen, ??, Helen King, Ann Mageean, Bel McGrillen, Maureen Campbell.4th row: ??, Paddy McErlaine, Eric Patterson, Rosaleen O'Hare, Mary King, Eileen Mageean, Susan McEvoy(Greeran), Nancy Hanna, ? Callaghan, ??, Dan Gilmore
5th row:John O'Hare(Yankee), Brian King, John Hanna, Peggy McGrillen, Margaret O'Hare, Mary King, Seamus McEvoy, Hugh King, Eugene Doyle, Tommy McKay, Sean McKay, Danny McKay
Back row: John O'Hare(Owen), Pat King, Tommy McGuire, John Lundy, ??

Back Row (left to right):
1. Eileen Snodden; 2. Margaret Donnan; 3. Herbie Gibson; 4. Hubert Keilty; 5. ? David Cromie; 6. ? John McBurnie

Front Row (left to right):
1. Lizzie McClenaghan; 2. ? Kathleen Douglas; 3. Sadie McCormick; 4. ?; 5. Alfie Robertson; 6. John Bolton; 7. Lyle Hayes

Front Row (left to right):
1. Harry Snodden;2. John Bolton; 3. Walter Murphy; 4. ? (either James or Hubert) Cromie; 5. Alfie Robertson; 6. James McBurney; 7. John Bishop; 8. Jackie Robertson; 9. ? (either David or Hubert) Cromie; 10. Lyle Hays

Row 3 (left to right):
1. Nancy McClenaghan; 2. Kathleen Gibson; 3. ? Galway; 4. Madge Murphy; 5. Nellie Irvinne; 6. Nan Clavert ; 7. ? Evacuee?; 8. ?; 9. Lallie Finlay; 10. Lizzie Coey; 11. ? Sissie Cromie

Row 2 (left to right):
1. Bertie Donnan; 2. ?; 3. ? Galway; 4. Sadie McCormick; 5. Myrtle Hayes; 6. Lizzie McClenaghan; 7. Margaret Finlay; 8. Joan Harris; 9. Minnie Harris; 10. ?; 11. ? Ethel Snodden; 12. ? Eileen Snodden; 13. Margaret Donnan; 14. Lavina McClenaghan; 15. Ann Robinson; 16. John Bishop

Front Row (left to right):
1. ?; 2. Jackie Robertson; 3. ? James McBurney; 4. Herbie Gibson; 5. Lyle Hayes; 6. Willis Finlay; 7. David Cromie; 8. Walter Murphy; 9. Hubert Cromie; 10. John Bolton; 11. John Coey; 12. George Dornan; 13. Andrew Dornan; 14. ?; 15. ? Galway

Row 3 (left to right):
1. Minnie Harris; 2. Margaret Finlay; 3. Jean Galway; 4. Margaret Donnan; 5. Lallie Finlay; 6. Alfie Robertson; 7. John Bishop; 8. Jackie Robertson; 9. Walter Murphy; 10. James McBurney

Row 2 (left to right):
1. Henry Harris; 2. Bertie Dornan; 3. Eileen Snodden; 4. Jean Woods; 5. Nancy McClenaghan; 6. Lizzie McClenaghan; 7. Sadie McCormick; 8. Myrtle Hayes; 9. Lavina McClenaghan; 10. Elizabeth Cromie; 11. Margaret Martin; 12. Minnie Harris; 13. Ethel Snodden; 14. Hubert Cromie

Front Row (left to right):
1. ? Galway; 2. John Bolton; 3. John McBurnie; 4. John Finlay; 5. Willis Finlay; 6. David Martin; 7. Andrew Dornan; 8. David Cromie; 9. Jackie Robertson; 10. Herbie Gibson; 11. Lyle Hayes; 12. Harry Snodden; 13. George Dornan; 14. David Irvine; 15. Arthur Bolton

These lovely photos were kindly sent by Sandra Gilpin.

Her Mum (Sadie McCormick b. 1931 ) is in all the photos and could remember most of the names of the children. You'll notice that many were evacuees from Belfast because of 2nd World war.

Back Row (left to right):
1. ?; 2. Willis Finlay; 3. Bertie Donnan; 4. John Finlay; 5. Walter Murphy; 6. James Cromie; 7. ? Evacuee; 8. ? Hubert Cromie; 9. Herbie Gibson; 10. ?; 11. Alfie Robertson; 12. Evacuee; 13. Lyle Hayes

Middle Row (left to right):
1. Irene Robertson; 2. ? Jean woods; 3. ? Martin; 4. Joan Robinson; 5. Sadie McCormick; 6. Lizzie McClenaghan; 7. Minnie Harris; 8. Nancy McClenaghan; 9. Lallie Finlay; 10. Margaret Finlay; 11. Joan Harris; 12. Lavina McClenaghan; 13. ?; 14. Elizabeth Cromie; 15. Myrtle Hayes; 16. Anne Robinson

Front Row (left to right):
1. ?; 2. Henry Harris; 3. John McBurnie; 4. David Martin; 5. Jackie Robertson; 6. ?; 7. ?; 8. ? Robert John McClenaghan; 9. John Hayes; 10. ? Jim Dornan; 11. Andrew Dornan; 12. George Dornan

FRONT ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT; Rebecca Boyd,Margaret Nixon, Iris Smyth, Audrey Maxwell, Isabel Morrison, Clara Harbison, Nell Martin, Diana Smyth
MIDDLE ROW – LEFT TO RIGHT; Mr Robert Greer, Thomas Young, Maureen Bennett, Irene Cranston, Etta McCormick, Noel Carter, Mr H. S. McConnell
BACK ROW – LEFT TO RIGHT; Rufus Dunwoody, Wesley Martin, James Black, David McKelvey, Samuel Martin

This lovely old photo was kindly sent by Ronald Carter

This lovely old photo was kindly sent by Alison Aldersea who was not sure which school it was but the girl who is 4th left, second row from front is Sarah Stewart ( her great aunt) and she lived in Saunders Street off the Newtownards Rd, East Belfast, so likely school there. She was born June 1910 so I put this photo circa 1917/18.

The schools I have listed for Knockbreda parish are- Ballymacarrett, Castlereagh; Harding Memorial; Knock; Knockbreckan; Newtownbreda; Short Strand; Tullycarnet(Gilnahirk); Willowfield

Does anyone recognises any of the children or can verify which school this is?

These lovely old school photos of Movilla Public Elementary School (Newtownards) c. 1940s were kindly sent by Gaynor Kane. You can see Scrabo Tower in the background on top of the hill.
Anyone know any names?

James Robinson has identified his father, Jimmy Robinson of Greenwell St, Newtownards being in the right hand photo- 3rd row, 8th from the left.

David Hollinger has identified the teacher on the right hand photo as Miss Crawford & the date for the left hand photo as 1944/45.

David Hollinger & Norah McMilling Connelly have kindly sent the names for the left photo;Left to right.
Back row; N. Kennedy , G. Moss, S. Graham, J. Pritchard, T. Johnston, A. McKee, R. Findlay, T. Donaldson, J. Warden,
Third row; A. Davidson, N. McBlain, J. McBlain, A. Conway, I. Clegg, M. McCaw, E. Moorehead, A. Murphy, I. McCullough, A. McGilton, J. Hanna, J. Stevens.
Second row, J. Rollo, E. Donnelly, G. Smith, B. Foster ,H. Gray, S. Carson, I. Cardwell, N. McMilling, K. McClements, M. Neill, J. Good, I. Beale , W. Read, B. Moorehead
Front row; B .Findlay, H. Johnston, B. Atchinson, W. Stevenson, A. McDowell, I. Magill ,G. McConnell.

2nd row
E. Garrett, S. Paden, M. Carser , M. McCutcheon ,J. Warden, Q. McCready, ? Magill, A. McKee, B. McDonald, E. Brown, B. McGowan.
Front Row
J. Read , E. Harvey, W. McNeilly, C. Cardy, D. Hollinger, J. Brady, S. McCambley.

It was originally funded by the London Hibernian school and the principal was William Martin in 1831 .

It became a National School. There was a soiree held there 15 Aug 1863. There is some information about the name of principals & enrolment numbers 15 Jul 1865 .

This lovely , clear photo was kindly sent by Michelle Kelly

Her grany is in the back row; send from the end- Mary Kerr nee Carvil

The Academy school, at the western end of the town was established in 1823 by Mr Price under the direction of John McBirnie. It cost £70; and was half from subscriptions & half from Kildare Place Society It was described in 1836 as a plain, oblong building, whitewashed & slate roofed with a small playground attached and 4 acres given free from Mr Price.

The 1st principal was Rev. James Phillips of Glasgow who taught Hebrew, Greek, Latin, mathematics, English & writing. The income in 1836 from pupils was £90 a year and intellectual & moral education, classics, arithmetic, reading, writing, geography were taught . In 1836 there were 42 males & 8 females, a few Protestants ( Anglicans) with Presbyterians in the majority and 5 Catholics. in 1836, the master was Alexander Calewell (Church of Ireland) .

This school closed soon after and reopened as a national school in 1850. Tthe teacher in 1852 was Joseph Lowry (POD) and in 1892 the teachers were R.J. Matchett & T. Monaghan;

Newspaper Articles from Down Recorder;
notice for a new teacher 17 May 1845 ; Mr Smith appointed 6 Feb 1847 ; prospectus issued Oct 1847;

records in PRONI film #1701993 Ref #54; LDS film #247441 1868- 1912

This photo was kindly sent by Cahill Hamill .

It shows his grandfather Patrick Hamill who lived at Ballintogher with his class approx 1912 to 1915 but were're not too sure which school near Saul it's from.

The master was Mr Smith who lived at the school house which is the next house past St.Patricks chapel heading towards Raholp.

Please mail me if you recognise anyone or can tell us which school it was.

This school near the Catholic Church was opened in 1900 .The first principal was Thomas Cahill with Miss Mary J. O'Flynn as assistant.
records in PRONI film #1736304 Ref #1177
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This top photo on the left was taken in 1925

Back row L-R; Pat Rice; Robert Carville; Matt Green; George Brennan; Jimmy Rice; Hugh Green; John Green ; Charlie Carville; Master Cahill

2nd row; L-R; Master Smith; Aggie Green; Annie Rice (Mrs. Rogan) ; Rose McLean; Maggie Mulholland; Cassie Green; Lily Brennan (Mrs. Meaney) ; Cis Green; Rosie Rice (Mrs, Lewis) ; Agnes Green

3rd Row- L-R; Willie Carvill; John Green; Mickey Marner (Raymond's father) ; Willie/ Billy Meaney; Tommy Kelly; James Dougherty; Sam McVeigh; Tom McVeigh; Annie Rice (Mrs. Hughie Dougherty) ; Alice Carville

4th Row L-R; Lizzie Rice; Maggie Murnin; Roseleen Brennan; Teasy Flynn; Francie Flynn; Cissie Flynn; Annie or Josie Kelly; Lil Green; Bridget Dougherty (Hughie's sister); Mary McLean

5th Row L-R; Jim Green; Joe Carville; Mary Green (Mrs, Brennan) ; John Moore; Davy McVeigh; Hugh Kerr; Eddie Carville

names supplied by Michelle Kelly's granny.

Teconnaught School 1935
Principal was James Cahill (son of first principal, Thomas Cahill ) also Mary Kerr (Mrs. Murney) ; Josie McVeigh; Kathleen Magee; Kathleen Lavery; Lily McCreanor; Mary Carlin; Bridget McGrath; Miss O'Flynn; Miss E. Polly and Pat McCreanor

two McDonalds; Tommy Mulholland; one Mulligan; ....McGrath; Kathleen Magoran; Patricia McNamara; Liam Kerr; Teresa Mulholland; Ivan Majury (2nd bottom row, all in black, pointy face) ; Brendan Maguire; Pat McCreanor; Cecil Orr (2nd row behind Lily Majury on right side- very smiley) ; Lucy McCreanor; Lissie McCreanor; Rosalin McGrath; Mary Orr (on the left side- standing; sister of Cecil Orr) ; John Mulholland; Dorothy Majury ( front row, left, first one sitting on a chair; Mary McCreanor; Ona Carville; ; Marie Cahill; Jeannie Kerr; Alice McCreanor; Bearnie McConvill; Lily (Elizabeth) Majury ; front row , third seat from, left wearing white skirt) ; Stewart Majury; front row 2nd from right, wearing wellington boots anbd cross legged) ; ... Carville.

This beautifully presented photo was kindly sent by Michelle Kelly ; names supplied by Michelle's granny. Identification of Majury and Orr children by Karen Wilson.

ASHET p10

This photo was kindly sent by Jim Dickson. It shows his mother, Isobell Knox who was born in 1925 .

Any other names please?

middle row from left ; white shirt tie ; Brian's uncle James Joseph Hillen front second from left ; Mick Hillen (another uncle)

Anyone know any other names?