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hh Hello, to all from Inter Cert 1988 and Leaving 1990, Hope all are earning mega bucks !!! Cheers, Anyone from class 103-503 let me know what ye're up too. leaving=1990
Paul Davey <daveypc@hotmail.com>
Ireland
Your web site is really cool, it will probably be another 20 years before our school gets anything like it - An Ursuline College student on Work experience in Future Kids. A few games would be good! From me navysocks@yahoo.com
Lucy at Ursuine College <navysocks@yahoo.com>
Sligo Ireland
after leaving summerhill in 1994, i have gone on to do a diploma in travel and tourism which i received in 1996, and am now doing a HND in Travel and Tourism management in Newry College N-Ireland. i would just like to say that summerhill has given me some of the best and happiest years of my life so far, i remember FR.Moore who used to teach me English, (i was in 505) please send him my regards as he was a great taecher. i was wondering if you have any photos of the 505 class in 1994? if so please e-mail me, as it would be nice to see old faces. john mc mullen-------singing off. leaving=1994
john mc mullen <johng05@hotmail.com>
Hi to all from class of 1969
Brian Mc Donagh <MBJSMC@AOL.COM>
Alsace France
Hi, Greetings and Salutations to all at Summerhill College. It's wonderful to see such a generous past pupil as Mr Gilmartin donating space to his Alma Mater. He must be a really sound guy and he must really appreciate the education which he received in Summerhill to go to the trouble of constructing such a magnificent site! I only wish that I had as much money as him and I would send some back to the school. leaving=1984
Maurice Fitzgerald <mf@onepeatwo.ie>
Ireland
Hi, hello to kevin early and austie o callaghan,still have fond memories of summerhill,keep up the good work. leaving=1981
eugene leonard <e_mleonard@hotmail.com.au >
sydney australia
Hi, Hello to all from Summerhill, Past and Present. Anybody out there from the 04 or any class of '93? Would love to hear from all you guys and what ye are up to. leaving=1993
Damien Kearns <damienkearns@tinet.ie >
Ireland
Hi, I'm particularly interested in getting the content of the "Mrs Walshe nee Delaney retires" link. I met Joan last week in Galway and told her of the page on your Summerhill Web site. She would love to see it or I could send it to her - however on checking today I see that it appears to be blank. I'd appreciate if you could restore and/or send to me. I'm at guinaneg@nortel.ie. Thanks for the website, Gerry Guinane.
Gerry Guinane <guinaneg@nortel.ie>
Galway Ireland
Dear David Our two sons were students of summerhill college, Donnacha Anhold did the LC in 1997 and Heinrich in 1998, both enjoyed the college. Best regards Colette Anhold With best wishes Tilman and Colette Anhold
Tilman and Colette Anhold <www.newry-Kilkeel.ac.uk>
Sligo Ireland
Hi, Any one out there remember me
john Mc Mullen <newry-Kilkeel.ac.uk>
Newry N-Ireland
Thirty visitors a day, WELL DONE. I check your page regularly, the message board is really good. you get lots of new stuff. The website is one of the best.I wish I could do a site as well. Who donates your space ??? Who wrote your page, ?? Who is this guy Gilmartin ?? He must be a realy great guy
Paulo <czarak@redbrick.dcu.ie>
Sligo(and Dublin), Ireland - 01/01/01
Hello to all at Summerhill
David
Cork, Ireland - 01/01/01
Really great to see this site on the web. It is an honour to us all. Hi to all the class of 96, drop us a line sometime leaving=96
Gary Rooney <garyrooney@hotmail.com>
Ireland
THIS IS A MESSAGE FOR DAVID TAYLOR:Have you sold my book yet?You owe me one,David I discovered infinity in your class,remember?It appeared on my drawing where the two "paralell" lines met! (If you read this pass on the message to David for me, please.)
Neil O' Connor <ey98-0d1@student.ucd.ie>
Dublin, Ireland
I attended Summerhill from '63 through 1968. I was part of the wrestling team for Summerhill under the guidance of Father Michael (Ricky) Devine. I was also very good friends with Mal Keane and Adrian Kinloss. Fr. (Yob) Fitzgerald used to refer to us as the terrible trio.I would like to know about some or all of the following Fr.s Bobby and Christy Jones, McKeon, Early, Haran, Tom Lavin, Jim Kelly, John Green, and Finnegan and any others I may have forgotten since. Mr.s Gannon and Kilkoyne plus one other that I have forgotten. What is/has been happening? I would like to know if there are any year books available from any of the years I attended? Some students I remember were James Stoker, Herbie McCaffrey, Jimmy Cox, Lippsett, Kane(big tall guy) Hanley, Jim (Rubber) Kelly, Brendan Mcloughlin and his friend Dalton (both left in 64), Anthony (Croc) Cronneley, And any connections to Malachy (Mal) Keane. Seamus Mcguire the violinist (he was very ill)Thank you and I look forward to further communication as I really did have a good time in the "good old CIC"Thank you in advance Al Mison
Al Mison <alanmison@hotmail.com>
Ireland
Quick note to say hello to Peadar O'Toole & Tommy McManus
Colm Ryan
London, England
I can only hope that this message gets through to all you guys back at the college of knowledge. I'd just like to know what happened to the class of 1987 and indeed 1988 ( I repeated!)If your one of us then drop me a line on my E-mail. I would also like to know what happened to techers like Tommy Mc Manus, Colm Gannon, "Sam" Howley, Mick Kilcoyne and Cool John Mcloughlin! Always wondered if our class is ever going to have a reunion. Maybe at the 15 year mark fellas!Just as a matter of interest who runs the 100m fatest at the college these days and what's his time? Anyway campers I've gotta go shams. Hope to hear from someone/anyone soon. Cheers, Neil Sweeney (IG)
Neil Sweeney <Neil.Sweeney.330109@army.defence.gov.au>
Puckapunyal, Victoria Australia - 06/05/1998
What ever happened to Ned the caretaker. He was in the college for years.I remember him giving my brother a kick in the arse for throwing snowballs one Christmas. He was a good man to put up with all the abuse and distasteful comments which were targeted at him on a daily basis. God bless you Ned. What has happened toBig Brendan Duggan, I hope he is doing well. Contrary to popular public beliefhe was a damn good teacher who should have been shown more respect. I also remember Fr. Green beat three students with a stick, in the corridor, out side the main office. I was a first year, still very impressional, yet subjected to such barbaric scenes. I saw a teacher kick a student and I must add, from first hand experience, being hit on the head with the sharp side of a ruler isless the pleasurable. My best friend was expelled for his wrong doings and castfrom the cradle of Summer Hill without the one thing that we go there to seek: education. The powers to be threw him out on to the streets with no leaving cert,no future, no pride. Just another body on the scrap heap of "problem students" My friend was far from an Angel and his actions and attitude left alot to be desired. He was a pain in the arse, a teachers nightmare, but most of all he was a student who required more attention and support than the other 'less disturbed' students inorder to succeed. The bin man should not complain about the odour from the garbage,that is his chosen job. Therefore, a teacher should not complain about the attitude of his/her students, rather they should help improve the learning atmosphere and regard the studentsas pprospects for the future. I may sound bitter, but that is untrue. I actually enjoyed thelazy, hazy days of secondary school and the advantages of not having to be self sufficient. I do not think that teachers should have to be subjected to endless abuse and constant threat but I do believe that teachers should be more focused on the power that they possess over the livesof our youth. The future of this country depends on teenagers and youthful, playful kids who will one day run this country. Irish children are shown enough violence every day on television due to the conflict NI, lets not show them the same actions in our schools. The formative years are very important,we must realize that teenager are going through vital changes in body and mind which must be respected and nurtured.I admire anybody who can stand at the head of a class and control the attention of 30 teenagers, just be aware teachers, that these kids depend on you for guidance and sympathy througout stormy times.
An observer <12345>
Sligo, reality Ireland - 010/05/98
what ever happened to "Turk 182" those rebels had a cause well done who ever it was .
Turk 182 <turk182@iol.ie>
Ireland - 04/04/1998
Well, well, well. I'd thought i'd never see the day that Summerhill would be on the Net.Just a quick hello to the likes of Tommy "Fly" Mc Manus, Mary "Cow" Lyons,Squeak Duggan,etc. Probably shouldn't say that but i can get away with it now. Hope things are going well there and that the backjax is full of smokers as usual. Watch out lads Tommy will catch you. Best of luck.Ivan
Ivan Mc Goldrick <imcgoldrick@molex.com>
Shannon, Co. Clare Ireland - 08/08/98
I was really glad to find this website, I did my Leaving in 1972 and remember Ned Cogan, he really had a shotgun. I think I was in 505 or maybe 502. Does anybody remember, Mark Molloy, Vicent McTiernan, Gary Ferguson, Kevin Bray.Is Austin Callaghan still teaching, Brendan Duggan etc. Fr. Finnegan was President in my day. Love to hear from someone.Dave Bourke (ex 75 John Street)
Dave Bourke <dave.bourke@sympatico.ca>
Toronto, Ontario Canada - 01/08/98
hi everyone, my name is niamh walsh sister of niall and brian walsh(repeat and junior cert students). I think its an excellant idea to have this summerhill webpage, well done. I'm currently studying in the robert gordan university in Aberdeen. The world cup starts tomorrow and scotland are going to get trashed I think! Good luck to all those doing exams this year maybe mercy college should start a webpage pigs might fly!!!!slainte niamh walsh
niamh walsh <976013u@forest-acad-1.rgu.ac.uk>
aberdeen, scotland uk - 10/06/98
Nice to see I am still talked about at the old college. I remember the old tower, and could tell you a thing or two about the goings on up there. Summerhill was great. Keep up the good work Kevin, and say a prayer for us.
Albert Reynolds <al@iol.ie>
Dublin, Ireland - 25/05/98
Hey You Guys!!!!! Sent you all a message ages ago with no reply! I'm very disappointed. Would love to hear what's happening back on the hill. I see Big Al Reynolds has added his name to the E-mail listing. Might drop him aline!!!! Cheers, Neil Sweeney (Class of 87)
Neil Sweeney (Class of 87) < Neil.Sweeney.330109@army.defence.gov.au>
AUSTRALIA - 20/05/98
Tell Tommy Mc Manus he never caught me and he never willTURK 182
THE BOSS <keith.trumble@ucg.ie>
Galway, Ireland - 30/04/98
501 - 1990.To anyone who knows/remembers me (pardon the vanity of thinking someone might) a big hello. I remember Fr. Moore telling us in english class one day that on the law of averages at least one member of our class would be dead in 5 years.Either that was to shut us up by getting us to think about our own mortality orhe was been serious. Either way, I think we have passed that milestone. (I'll probably be hit by a bus later though.) I have always meant to do it in personand some day I might get around to it but I would like to thank all thoseteachers who put in the time and put up with the extra hassle. Among the facesthat come to mind I would just like to say that i really appreciate everything(not necessarily the subject concerned)I learned from the teachers I had for T.D.,physics, chemistry, maths, german and english. Ye should know who ye are! Oh andcheers Peadar. Im currently working for Oracle (databases) in Dublin, though Im hoping to change the location soon. Before I go, for all those people who have nothing but bad memories of Summerhill, and feel the need to tell everyoneabout it, you have to be able to take the good with the bad and if you didn't take that with you from 'Da Hill' then i feel sorry for you. Sure things couldhave been tough at times but you don't appeared to have learned from it. In fact all you appear to have learned is to bitch and moan. Save it for your therapist! Get over it.Nice site.
Phil Thornton <pthornto@ie.oracle.com>
Dublin, Ireland - 12/03/98
Right now I am in the drama room at my new school, well, pretty new.We get infinite internet connection here, and the school has at least three new pentiums in each classroom. I am doing the leaving cert play right now, even though I'm only in year 4. I got the lead last year.It's going to be over forty degrees in a while. Whatb is Patrick Cunnningham doing reporting for the school? You did one newsletter than that was it.(?)Got to go now.Damien Eames.
Damien Eames
Melbourne, Victoria Australia - 11/03/98
David, I only left in 1995, after doing a repeat year. It was probably the best year of school, so laid back and a lot of craic. My full name is Manus Bree, I'm originally from Maugheraboy, you know just past the Showgrounds towards Oakfield. Anyway take it easy, I don't know if iI know you that would depend on the year you left. Manus
manus bree <manusbree@hotmail.com>
Paris, France - 21/04/98
Enda:Great to see that John Joe and Emmanuel have brought Summerhill College into cyber space - Very impressive! Best wishes to the Gaelic and Soccer Teams, perhaps this year will get close to emulating 1974/75. Damien is playing left full back with an Under 16 Soccer team in the Victoria Premier League (won 4 - 0). Also, Will Hastie (ex-Sligo Rovers is doing very well for Gippsland Falcons -a National Soccer League. Damien:G'day Sean Murray (sorry can't do the fada). Thanks for returning the junior cert art work. It's keeping us warm. Any chance of you getting your e-mail address? I'll be in touch. See ya.
Enda & Damien Eames <enda.eames@aspect.com>
Melbourne, Victoria 3150 Australia - 04/04/98
Hiyi. Here I am sitting next to squelchy's big sister!! She's told me lots and lots about the wonderful life her brothers had in Summerhill College!! I'm looking forward to the day I get to Ireland and meet all these gorgeous blokesshe goes on about!! UP SLIGO!!!! Cheers tae dee, aa da best! (Shetland Language)
alison <976437u@forest_acad_1.rgu.ac.uk>
aberdeen, scotland united kingdon - 12/08/98
I believe that John Joe is the man behind this! Well done and I'll take everything back I said about him
JOHN SILKE
Ireland - 21/03/98
HELLO SUMMERHILL,JOHN SILKE HERE FROM COMPUTER ROOM IN SLIGO GENERAL HOSPITAL . IM HERE ON WORK EXPERENCE FOR A MONTH FROM FAS AND ITS GREAT. WELL HOW ARE BUTCH AND THE BOYS KEEPING ANYWAY. CONGRATS TO SUMMERHILL BASKETBALL TEAM FOR THEIR GREAT WIN LAST WEEK, WELL DONE TO MR JOHN MORAN, I HOPE HE IS GOING EASY ON THEM IN LEAVING CERT MATHS. WELL THATS ALL FROM ME FOR NOW TALK TO YOU ALL SOON. JOHN SILKE CLASS OF 1997. From the editor : John on the basis that we all read our own messages can we have an email address. There are some people who would like to send you a message!!
JOHN SILKE
SLIGO, Ireland - 21/03/98
Hello fellow Summerhill lovers! My name is Leonard Taylor but my friends call me Lennie. I went to Summerhill for 5 glorious years and I did the Leaving in 1988. Not a day goes by without me wishing I was back with all my chums. What a jolly good time we had all those years ago. And the teachers in the college were just spiffing. Is Maggie O Dowd still working there? If so tell her I said that she was really swell and I just loved her Business Org. class. So anyway, a little bit about me. Well I am studying to be a priest and golly gosh but I am to be deaconised this Easter. It really is quite exciting! Summerhill has always had the reputation for mould fine young men into priests and I am one of them. Kepp em coming Father Early!. So I will remember you all in my evenings in the seminary. I hope you all have a ripping time in Summerhill and that you leave with the delightful memories I have. Must dash because I am jolly busy.Lennie Taylor. Class of 1988
Leonard Taylor
Maynooth, Co. Kildare Ireland - 04/03/98
John Moran & The Basketball TeamCongratulations on reaching the All Ireland final .best of luck on the day.
Eddie <EddieL@compuserve.com>
Luxembourg, Luxembourg Ireland - 03/03/98
Spot ON no BOTHER!
Navan Man
Ireland - 26/02/98
Nice to see the site up. I absolutely love the uncensored guest book. It wouldn't have happened in my day. Keep it up. I assume this is a student project; good work lads, but don't forget you need English to get any decent publishing job.If any of the Disappeared from the class of '84 are out there, get in touch lads, its time to plan a piss up.
Joe Harte <joeharte@iol.ie>
Sligo, Ireland - 25/02/98
A yes the Class of 75' - total class all the way lots of very unique lads and different in so many ways. But never have I come across such a decent bunch of guys, many who I have met since at re-uniions and some dear friends living in galway ie. Mike Raferty, Joe Jennings, Bernard Duffy. Where are the rest of you guys, we would love to hear from you! IT'S GOOD TO TALK! WELL DONE DAVID GILMARTIN!
Tom taheny <Tomtaheny@aol.com>
Ireland - 25/02/98
I was in summerhill between 87 and 93. I did my leaving cert first in 92 and then repeated in 93. I was in one o one and really enjoyed the place. Is tommy mc manus still there and if so tell him i said hello, he should hopefully remember me,because he used to allways catch me smoking in the "back jacks". I'm now living here in michigan.Im here on a training course at western michigan university learning to fly. There are sixteen of us from ireland, all sent out by Aer Lingus for a years flight training in a place called Battle Creek.I have lost contact with most of my class so i am not able to forward on any address's but when i do hear from anyone I will give them your address.Thanks again, michael.
michael feehily <feehily@hotmail.com>
michigan university, USA - 23/02/98
Its good to see summerhill on the net. More links and more up dates would be good.
michael feehily <feehily@hotmail.com>
springfield, michigan U.S.A. - 13/02/98
Hello to John Moren, Rose Rogers, David McAvoy & Miss Kenny !!
EddieL <113555,2255@Compuserve.com>
Luxembourg, Luxembourg - 12/02/98
Hello to all the boys in 1st year.Specially 1F1, we rule
S Mc Goldrick <smcgoldrick@tin.et>
Sligo, Sligo Ireland - 12/02/98
good luck to all studying for Leaving Cert. It will be worth it. Editors note: Your email address is wrong please let us have it again
john doe <12543@eur.uk.com>
london, UK - 11/02/98
A big hello to all who see this! I'm very impressed to see you moving with the times. I was in the class of '92 but I repeated. I'm here in Coventry now at the University doing an MSc in Software Engineering! The times they are a changing!
Martin Healy <mth2@coventry.ac.uk>
Coventry, West Midlands England - 05/02/98
Hi everyone. If you remember me from the class of 88 drop me a line. At the moment I'm a Senior Process Technician in Fujitsu Microelectronics. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all who remember the 'good old days'.
Paraic Mc Donagh <padraic.mcdonagh@fme.ie>
Dublin, Ireland - 22/12/97
Best wishes to all the class of 1990. Get in touch if you are passing through London.
Trevor Pugh <05tp@bloomberg.net>
London, England - 21/12/97
It's nice to see Summerhil has made it onto the WWW, keep up the initiative. Lets hear from the class of 93.
Mark Walton <w9749233@qub.ac.uk>
Belfast, N.I. - 16/01/98
It's really great to see the College on the WWW. Hello to all the class of 1995- where are they now?
David Rouse <lornar@netsoc.ucd.ie>
Dublin, Ireland - 07/01/98
Hello Class of '74. Although I did not finish at Summerhill I spent two yearsthere (69/70 & 70/&71). I claim the distinction of being one of the first two Americans to attend Summerhill. My brother, Leo, was the other. We were fromDetroit. We entered Summerhill the same year that Americans landed and set footon the moon interesting parallel, wouldn't you say? Anyway, I have good memoriesof Summerhill. I remember students and faculty who made us feel welcomed. I'mnow living in Muskegon, Michigan which is on the western shoreline of the state.I'm a psychologist for a rural shcool district. Leo is an attorney in the Detroitarea. (I've noticed from reading this guestbook that there are 4 other postingwith Michigan addresses. There must be some sort of Sligo-Michigan connectiongoing on here.) I'd enjoy hearing from anyone who remembers Leo or I. Takecare.back in
Hugh Neville <hneville@remc4.k12.mi.us>
North Muskegon, Michigan U.S.A. - 07/03/98
Year=93Any more of 93 out there
Mark Walton <w9749233@qub.ac.uk>
Belfast Ireland - 05/03/98
What ever happened to Shot gun who used to look after the new building.
Annonymous Sligo Ireland 08/03/98
Hello to everybody in Summerhill. Good to see that you are keeping up with the times. I am now living working and studying for my degree in Florida.Hello to any of the lads from the class of 1990.Have a Very Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year
Ronan Mac Evilly <MacEvilly.R@A1.brevard.cc.fl.us>
Cocoa, Florida USA - 17/12/97
Nice to see the old school on the Web. Hurray for the class of 1980
Alan Finan <afinan@geocities.com>
Lucan, Dublin Ireland - 17/12/97
Nice to see the old school on line - any body from the class of 96 out there?
Gavin Gray <chinsthree@hotmail.com>
sligo, Ireland - 05/12/97
This is a great idea. Anybody in class of 68
Phil Dealy <F.harn@usc.com>
Detroit, USA - 29/10/97
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| Contact Information For MK Dental Care | |
Dentist | Dr David Gilmartin |
Postal address | MK Dental Care 159 Ramsons Avenue, Conniburrow, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK14 7BE, England. |
Phone | 01908 690326 |
Fax | 01908 676880 |
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