CARRICK ON SUIR -

It's lovely to see the beautiful pictures of the town my Grandmother was born. I have been there on holiday and really enjoyed every moment of my stay.
I will be a regular viewer to your website.

I have just become a member of Carrick-on-suir info website. Its a fantastic website full of information and history of the town and its surrounding areas. All I CAN SAY IS KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK im delighted to be a part of it as i am very proud of my home town.

Who could ask for anything more;

Hello, I lived in Carrick until Dec 1959. I would love to hear from people I went to CBS and Tech with. I first moved from Kilsheelan to Carrick SIr Johns Road, then to O'Mahoney avenue , and ended up in Treacy Park. Anyone at all contact me please, or add me, I just want information re Carrick.

Great website. Only found it last week.
I lived in Carrick until 1965 and went to school in Mercy Convent, wonder if anybody still in Carrick who remembers me would love to contact friends from then- I now live in Mallorca. My son is going to Ireland in December and will come to Carrick to see where I grew up.

Lovely to be able to celebrate with you that Carrick has such a forward thinking website. Another way to keep in touch.
Now could someone please tell me where has the corner stone at the West Gate gone? I used to touch it as a child every time I went past it and I miss it!

Carrick On Suir looks beautiful. This is a nice site also. May have to come visit some time.

Just to echo other's comments! By chance just came across your website. Its made me homesick and I love the photo of the quays on the home page! I will be tapping into this site on a regular basis! Its made me proud to be from Carrick.Thanks again. Cathy

Hello to all at Carrick, came across your site after finding my grandmother llved there. Ellen O'connor born 1866, married James Cunningham.

hello from Bonnie Scotland, found your site through Breda Healy, finding it very interesting, enjoyed looking at the photographs, pleasantly modern and informative, will be able to keep up with your local "news", maybe even before my sister lets me know.