Thank You For Signing the Guestbook which
is often read by the relatives of the missing and which is itself a source of
support. Entries will be added after they have been approved by webmaster. See
archived messages (2000-2003)
Anna Marie Ellis
Cork
Ireland
Very sad website, God knows where these families get the strength to go on. Good luck to you all. You are in my prayers x x x x x x
03/06/2005
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bill bill
london
england
england
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Wow! Your website is wonderful and very interesting! You should be very proud of yourself and your writing. Good luck!
Best regards, Bill
01/06/2005
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siobhan cremin
cork
cork
ireland
this is a message for my brother pearse cremin if you read this please phone we just need to know your ok and we all miss you so much and we,ll always keep searchiing for you how ever long it takes.also i would like to thank everyone who have helped us through this tough time thank you so much it means so much to us .
28/05/2005
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Monica O'Mara
Dalkey
Co.Dublin
Ireland
I remember the night Trevor Deely went missing....cold, wet and stormy. He was/is around the same age as my friends and it, therefore allowed us to feel a peculiar association with the story.
Words will never express the sorrow any parent, family member or friend must feel when placed in such a doubt filled, numbing experience. I have never been exposed to such an unkindly situation and consider myself blessed. For in such an experience, I can not comprehend any 'missing person' family's daily strength and survival. My heart, words and prayers are for your vigour, so it will endure and be present in your every day.
Please keep your admirable faith.
Yours Sincerely,
Monica
24/05/2005
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Dorothy Ahearne
Waterford
Ireland
I did not realise until I happened to hit on your website how
many people are missing in Ireland, and how many family and friends are
left distraugt. The prayers and the poems are comforting. I am lucky not
to have to need to use this website, but would urge everyone to look in on
this website on a regular basis. I hope some of you will find your loved
ones. Our prayers are with you at this time.
19/05/2005
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Darragh Linehan
Cork
Cork
Ireland
I am totally ashamed that the dept of justice have ceased to fund the missing persons helpline. Politicians should understand the worry and feelings of people who have loved ones who go missing.I hope and will campaign that funding be reinstated.
Regards.
Darragh.
18/05/2005
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heather hallam
bradford
west yorkshire
england
Hi im looking for brian oconnor who i met in 1995 in dublin.He is roughly aged between 34-37.When i met him he worked in a lighting/ electronics factory in dublin. He was living just outside dublin. I need to contact him asap. anyone who knows him or his family please can they get in touch.
16/05/2005
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Aimee Jones
Dublin
Hi, I watched a show on rte last night on the Kerry babies and i was extremely moved that a baby could wash up on the shore having been stabbed and the mother has never been found. I believe that not enough is being done in this country for the missing and also for john and jane doe's discovered. Ireland is a very small country,people have to know something. This website is an inspiration. Keep up the good work.
10/05/2005
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Lucy Foley
Copenhagen
Denmark
I was a friend of Reiltin Shanahan when we were teenagers in school. I recall Aengus when he was a tiny little fella with white blonde hair playing on the street sometimes, when we'd call over to the house.
The first I heard about him being missing was hearing his dad, who I remember well, on the radio, quite early on, probably in the first wave of the appeal. Then one afternoon I turned on the tv and saw Aquinas and James Brown, a man I remember from working in the Andrew's Lane Theatre, together talking about their missing relatives. It was a strange one. The heartache must be fierce. Love to you all.
I hear that government support has been withdrawn from the helpline, by the same ministry that offered the financial means to set it up. I find it extraordinary that this kind of thing can happen, can be justified, in this thriving Irish economy. Exactly what is it that's thriving here?
Good luck, and power to you in your search.
Lucy
08/05/2005
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debbie hunter
scotland
My brother Mark is in Ireland. He has a mental illness and has disappeared for about 18 months now. Mark if you see this please say a quick hi on anyones' phone. We are all still here at the same numbers and addresses. Even if you know someone who is going on holiday tell them to post a card from you to us. Anything please..just tell us you're okay. x Good luck to all who are looking. I know how much it hurts...Please Mark...just an okay...
08/05/2005
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