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October 19, 2009 ~ maireaddoyle

Patrick Donoghue – my grandfather (see the resemblance?)

Article from the Times Pictorial, Feb 1953 about my grandmother’s house

Mum & Dad’s wedding day – Palmerstown

Mum & Dad’s wedding day with the parents

Mama with her friend Annie Moylan and a patient from the Stewarts Hospital where she worked

Charlie Connolly with Mena and Dermot in his arms

Mama at Betty McDermott’s wedding

Pat (cousin), Bernard, me and Dermot (cousin) – around 1970 on Pat’s Holy Communion Day

me, Bernard, Dermot and Pat on Dermot’s confirmation day – around 1971

Mum Auntie Kathleen, Bernard and me – around 1972

Three generations of Doyle women – me, Mum and Lee at the beach 1977

Mairead’s graduation day 1987

Mairead as a young engineer – official work photo

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