Thanks to many good people who have assisted me in the various stages of this project
and offered support and warm encouragement along the way.
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Martin Kearney (Martin’s son) and Diane Kearney (Marty’s wife) - Springfield, MA
Eleanor Kearney (Martin’s wife) – Springfield, MA
Dáithí de Mórdha, OPW, Ionad an Bhlascaoid – Dunquin, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Brian Unger – Kansas City, MO
The College of Arts & Media and The Music & Entertainment Industry Studies Department at the University of Colorado Denver – Denver, CO
Caitlín Firtear - Dunquin, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Colleen Duby, Executive Director, Irish Fulbright Commission – Dublin, Ireland
Michelle Carpenter and Sam McGuire, University of Colorado Denver – Denver, CO
Dave and Joni Krickbaum – Denver, CO
Ed and Jennie Bartlett – Cambridge, MA and Dunquin, Co. Kerry, Ireland
David Bondelevitch, University of Colorado Denver – Denver, CO
Sean Cahillane – Springfield, MA
Judith Kappenman, The Irish Cultural Center – Chicopee, MA
The children and grandchildren of Martin Kearney – Springfield and Chicopee, MA
Mike Carney – SPringfield, MA
Maureen Kearney Oski – Springfield, MA

I wonder if it would be possible to get all the offspring of the Island people to play a tune together in memory of all those that came before us.
My daughter plays the Sax and Sean Cahillane thinks he can sing. Mary Foley (Mary Nellie Tom) has a granddaughter that plays the trombone and Sean Cahillane thinks he can sing!! And I think I can play the spoons and Sean Cahillane thinks he can sing!!!!!
Have you ever heard A RUSTY OLD BARBER. This is a song my Mother sang to me when I was a youngster but could never find its origin but I still remember all the words. Perhaps I could write them down and Sean Cahillane could sing them for us!!!!
By: Tomas DeMordha (Thomas Moore; Tommy Tom Devin) on March 2, 2011
at 4:02 am
Sounds like fun! And, I think I hear a good song title in this… “Sean thinks he can sing!” I think I do know of the tune… I think we should do it!
By: judithcoe on March 2, 2011
at 4:09 am