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Say No To Renaming Raymond McCreesh Park

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Barra Ó Muirí
10 years ago

Raymond McCreesh was a freedom fighter, he stood up for his community in the face of British oppression. Unionism, the Orange Order and the SDLP would all write the Hunger Strikers into history as brigands, as terrorists and criminals. Stand with Sinn Féin, stand with Fr Brian McCreesh who told us all those years ago that his brother was not a criminal.

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Seán Conlon
10 years ago

His legacy for what he has done, HAS to live on

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Malachy Quinn
10 years ago

Our revenge is the laughter of our Children

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James Mulholland
10 years ago

The name already chosen, no reason to change.

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Charlene Boyle
10 years ago

This is a history to the area it is part of a culture. If you rename it you steal part of history.

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Paul Gorman
10 years ago

No

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Marie Gorman
10 years ago

No

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Kevin carroll
10 years ago

Keep the name!

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Grace Mccreesh
10 years ago

This park should be kept this name nobody ever had a problem with it until Willie Frazer spat his dummie out..

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Sharon lennon
10 years ago

No

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Aodhan McArdle
10 years ago

Its the peoples park and the peoples right to decide the name, and they have. Lets stop discussing this and disrespecting the mans memory.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No , I go by the phrase why fix something that isn't broke

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Sean Donegan
10 years ago

keep the name...

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This park allows people to remember a man who died fighting for his country- I'm proud to be related to him

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Jim turley
11 years ago

The people asked to name the estate after local man Raymond mc creesh in a democratic show of support for a man who laid down his life to bring this country to where we are 2day RIP Raymond

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Colleen Mc Creesh
11 years ago

Save Raymond McCreesh park

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Colleen Mc Creesh
11 years ago

Save Raymond McCreesh park

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Danny miller
12 years ago

KEEP THE NAME!!!!

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Fergal Nolan
12 years ago

Keep the McCreesh park. " A true son of Ireland"

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Stephen mcinarlin
12 years ago

It will always be known as Raymond MCCREESH PARK (DON'T CHANGE THE NAME