I am the great granddaughter of Michael and Letitia McConnell McGurk. We have been to beautiful Sheskinshule and are so grateful to you for saving the home my grandmother grew up in known as Letty’s Farm. It was quite an emotional day when we walked through her home. I have completed much of our family history on the McConnell side but have no information on the McGurk side. Michael died apporox 1900 and I would love to find his burial site. Letty had 5 children: Bernard, Mary, Catherine, Rose and James. Thank you to my cousins for taking us around Sheskinshule and treating us royally. Wonderful website.

Brilliant website.
God bless Tyrone and the peace.

I Myself Went To Lourdes Last Year, As A Pilgrime And I Can Safely Say It Was The Best Experience Of My Life
I Wish I Could Go Again In The Future!

As an exile from Greencastle parish can I just say I was delighted to come across your website. Informative and well designed and a wonderful way to keep in touch. Congratulations and best wishes to all concerned.

John McDermott (Sean ) Formerly Crockanboy.

Congratulations Father Eugene and Niall on your beautiful website. Sister Jeannette, Barry, and myself were very happy to meet Naill's brother Dermot and his parents. Naill you do a super job on this website. God bless you.

Special thanks to Father Eugene for touring us about the Parish. Sister Jeannette and Sister Mary Agnes (from the USA) so enjoyed their visit. Especially enjoyed meeting the Devlins. Our absolute best to everyone in GreenCastle Parish!

What a wonderful website! It is easy to navigate, and gave me so much information about Greencastle Parish.

I especially love the picture of the woman walking through your green countryside, since that is ME , during our recent whirlwind visit with Fr. Hasson.

Being with you was walking a little bit in the heart of God. Peace,

Great to finally visit your website and see your beautiful scenery. If we EVER are able to visit Ireland, yours t'would be the place our hearts would like to visit.

Cynthia & Gene on MD's beautiful Eastern Shore

Lovely website and lovely place. I've never been to Ireland and this makes me want to visit the place and of course Father Hasson. And then I immediately recognized Liz Sweeney's name! from Kerry Mueller, Fayetteville Arkansas

Hello Fr. Eugene, from Sr. Liz Sweeney amd me! I grew up in Greencastle, Pa. a small farming town founded by John Allison and named for the Greencastle in Ireland! Our township was Antrim and our school system
was "Greencastle Antrim" There was no formal church in Greencastle until 1964 when St. Mark the Evangelist Church was built. Prior to that Mass was celebrated in any space available such as the ballroom of the only hotel in town, a funeral home and in a house the parish purchased prior to the building of the church. You might find it interesting to visit the web site of the church in Greencastle, Pa where the pastor is Fr. Joseph Sturha. Hope to visit your "Greencastle " with Liz! Blessings!