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The Townspeople of Enniskillen
Enniskillen, Northern Ireland - Jamie - Sunday, August 4th, 2002 : goo
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Molly: 16th Aug 2004 - 20:51 GMT
Do you know me? Do I know you? What's your surname? Do you happen to know any blonde American girls named Molly? Could I possibly ask any more questions? If you don't know me, nice pictures anyways!
Peter: how do you pronounce "erneside"?
jim: 14th Jul 2006 - 00:45 GMT
ahhh...the old homestead..sitting here browsing the net,i stumble across ur web page. memories of a childhood growing up in the post war years of 1950/60. enniskillen has seen many changes since then. some good and some not so good depending on ur point of view. its been 35 years since i last lived in the family home in enniskillen and no matter where i have roamed i still "hanker" for the people and the place.
Frank Lynch: 3rd Mar 2007 - 07:06 GMT
Cme across your site by accident and it brought back many ghosts from long ago.
I haven't lived in Enniskillen since 1964,and I haven't seen Ireland since 1984,but,no matter where I may rest,Enniskillen has always been my home,and it always will.
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