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Proud to see my mam born Moira Traynor at the front.. celebrating her uncle Thomas participation in Ireland's freedom

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Back in the days when the price of a tonne of grain could actually pay bills. An 80/100 acre harvest in those days could set a family up a year, would be hard pressed to give one person a living wage today.

That’s my great great something uncle!!!! Thank you for letting me see his monument

60 years since I heard this song,my Da use to sing it.

I see Fr Hogan there also. He was in Ballon . Wonder where is he now. A long time ago! Many now passed on! Sad!

I see Tommy Kirwan there. Went to school with him in the late fifties.

Any idea who owns this footage and how to contact them ? kotf1916@gmail.com

very interesting video, the technology of that machine didn't change much until they stopped production in 2006. (apart from the machines getting bigger)

www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/Inn_s_Quay/Synnot_Place/26528/ This is my Great grandfather ... ive only found out today as a cousin living in the UK has done extensive research regarding Thomas . Mary aged 8 Thomas and Elizabeths daughter in the census attached is my Grandmother, who is survived my Christine ( my mother ) , sons Sean Garland (who also followed in his Grandfathers Footsteps) and Jimmy. They have little recollection of Thomas, and are able to tell us what they can recall about him. If there are any living relativities of Thomas would you contact me @ gerardtalbot@gmail.com. Christine has vague memories of Elizabeth and recalls that all of Thomas children were told that he had gone to America.

I was there. I am Tom Flynn's eldest grandson. That is me( with brown hat) driving the MF65 with the trailer of beet.My brother Gerard on the mud guard

My cousins had a farm in Ardoyne and I spent my summers on it. They were the best days of my life.

Does anybody have the words to the Ballad Of Thomas Traynor? thanks

Hi Pat. Your spot on,May was my auntie and I knew Tom well.They were a lovely couple and tom was a good man.I think they lived in the same house in Pairc Mhuire all their married lives and where I grew up as a lad. Both now deceased unfortunately.

the best

my dad was born in tullow, his dad was patrick codd, patrick had a twin brother tom who i remember going to see. toms wife was called may and they lived in parc muir

Who owns the land?

Just found this,I was born in Tullow,fathers name was John Holden,Mothers was Ellen Callaghan and we lived in both Fair Green and also Barrack St.Most of my relatives lived in Pairc Mhuire,mums sister lived at 25 all her life with her husband Tom Codd.

Just found this and its fantastic. I was born in Tullow,Carlow. My farther was called John Holden,my mother was Ellen Callaghan and we lived in Barrack St and Fair Green. The majority of our relations lived in Pairc Mhuire,mums sister lived at 25 all her life,with her husband Tom Codd. Not sure if I have any family left there,Phil Callaghan and Pat Callaghan,who was the postman in Tullow might still be around there.

Murt- Fair play Keep them coming!!!

.. lovely weather classic vehicles and..some old faces from the past there,.....great stuff!!!

Abu Paddy Hickey. Paddy you have always been very proud of the Thomas Traynor monument in Tullow, Co. Carlow. I hope the next generation of Irishmen give the same tireless energy and devotion to the ideal as you have given.

@johnwandersonagain i'll second that

very gd video

Would love to see more videos like this !!