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| Name: seamus mcconnell/junior From: hazelbank/derry E-mail: soardfish@hotmail.com |
wonderful website to visit, i never seem to miss a beat when i get here.:-)
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| Name: patrick parsons From: derry city E-mail: patric.parsons@hotmail.com |
A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND PEACEFUL NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE !
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| Name: hugo |
I am very sorry but I seemed to have deleted the last message on the guestbook while I was doing some tidying up.Would the person who posted the comments please repost them thankyou, with my sincerest apologies. Hugo
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| Name: johnny o hagan From: northwales E-mail: ohagan@btinternet.com |
This is a great site-my granny was Bella O Hagan granda Johnny O Hagan- my da is Jamesie and ma Rosie. I lived in the camp until I was 9 years old before moving to Creggan. Our address was 134 Springtown Camp. I am now 54 I will never forget it is impossible, all the good people I met when growing up- Ted Jennings Bimbo Boyle Charlie Mc Carron who took me to learn to play the bag pipes at Reddens Hut with Teddy Long in Pennyburn,with Willie Foster's St Patricks Boys Pipe Band. These were very happy care free days as a child. Thanks to my upbringing in the Camp, I have been lucky enough to have come across so many decent people. In my mind as I travel through the world many miles from the camp their memory and my relationships with them sustain me and push me forward to a decent life which I could not have secured without the good solid foundation of a happy childhood supported by so many people now sadly passed away who lived in Springtown Camp. Good luck to everyone associated with this important website.
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| Name: rita mc laughlin[kelly] From: pennyburn derry E-mail: ritamclaughlin3@yahoo.co.uk |
We lived at the collen every day we hedded out to springtown to all our friend,s There was many great football matches played in the football field beside springtown beeteen the collen boys and the springtown boys but the collen was a better team ha ha.love the site by by.
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| Name: Rhona Murphy From: Coleraine E-mail: rmurphy81@btinternet.com |
Hi. My late father was Mr DAS (Arthur) Murphy, Housing Manager, Corporation. He appears in the video being interviewed by UTV. This must have been a very difficult time for everyone back in those days. Sadly, my dad was very ill at the time of the play, but we showed him a programme. He was unable to speak, but his eyes said it all..he knew what it was all about! Goodluck with your website.
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| Name: PATRICK PARSONS From: DERRY E-mail: PATRIC.PARSONS@HOTMAIL.COM |
Got a new e-mail address now,so please reply to this one.Springtown maybe just a memory, but its still like yesterday when I enter tis site.
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| Name: richard eccles From: london E-mail: eccles.richard@googlemail.com |
HI everyone just came across this great site as i was researching for an bbc archive film of springtown camp i believe filmed in the 60's as my mum,maggie kelly was brought up there as a child along with the rest of my family from my mothers side my mum is on picture 139 titled kelly family with my grandmother, and grandfather.my mum sadly passed away on april 18th 2009 at home in north london she is sadly missed god bless her. with kind regards to everyone richard.
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| Name: Joe McGinley From: Bradford E-mail: joemcginley06@hotmail.com |
my mother and father,Patsy(Hoppy) and Kathleen lived in the camp,i have listened to stories since i can remember, and it must have been some craic. My oldest brother John (Hoppy) still goes on about it, and when he talks to anyone from the camp like Snooker Cullen he always says "Happy Campers"
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| Name: patrick parsons From: derry E-mail: patric.parsons@gmx.co.uk |
Springtown brings back so many memories,and Im lucky I managed to get a camera and took photos during 1966 featuring Martin Mc Ginley now in Nottingham and Theresa Jennings.This is a fab site and no doubt I shall be logged into it a lot.
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