A man and his nine other comrades known the world over for their bravery and respect
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Fionnuala
12 years ago
No to renaming Raym
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Anonymous
12 years ago
God bless the hunger strikers
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Annemarie Haughey
12 years ago
As I said before if they rename this park our politucal representatives should fight to rename all the queen streets in the North as there were plenty murdered by the queens soldiers!
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Paul hazlett
12 years ago
Raymond was a freedom fighter this park just like Kevin lynch park in dungiven is dedicated to the sacrifice both men endured in long Kesh/ the breakers yard victory to the Provos
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Rebecca Furr
12 years ago
Keep the park name in honor of the Patriot dead!
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Tim bullman
12 years ago
Do not rename Raymond mc creesh park.
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Simon Paul Bennett
12 years ago
Keep the name plz don't change
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Tom Mongan
12 years ago
There are countries all over the world that has named streets after our brave ten heroes. why would we even contemplate re-naming this park, when it is named after such a great man!!! TAL
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Seamus MacAilin
12 years ago
no change a hero and a legend
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Brendan Ferguson
12 years ago
Leave it well alone local hero!
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Claire McMahon
12 years ago
oh there's no comparison Helen...one invades countries they are not welcome in...capture torture and kill innocent civilians and the other laid his life down for his country in one of the most horrendously drawn out processes. I know which one is my hero!! Rip Raymond
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Claire McMahon
12 years ago
ur sacrifice for us and our country leaves us forever in your debt!!
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Brian carter
12 years ago
Leave it alone
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Sionainne McCreesh
12 years ago
I am so proud of what my father died for. I am proud of who he is, and everything that I am because of him. This park NEEDS to be named after him. So our future generation remembers his sacrifice.
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chris galley
12 years ago
allthe best mick
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Baz Mac
12 years ago
Leave it as it is
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Laurence McKeown
12 years ago
Raymond McCreesh, a former comrade of mine and fellow prisoner and hunger striker, is regarded in the locality as a hero for standing up for his people. Given that Bobby Sands wrote, 'Let OUR revenge be the laughter of our children" there is no more fitting tribute to a hunger striker than to name a play park, where children will laugh and play, in honour of his life and death.
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Davy Hyland
12 years ago
Local people fully support the naming Raymond McCreesh Park. sin e
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A man and his nine other comrades known the world over for their bravery and respect
No to renaming Raym
God bless the hunger strikers
As I said before if they rename this park our politucal representatives should fight to rename all the queen streets in the North as there were plenty murdered by the queens soldiers!
Raymond was a freedom fighter this park just like Kevin lynch park in dungiven is dedicated to the sacrifice both men endured in long Kesh/ the breakers yard victory to the Provos
Keep the park name in honor of the Patriot dead!
Do not rename Raymond mc creesh park.
Keep the name plz don't change
There are countries all over the world that has named streets after our brave ten heroes. why would we even contemplate re-naming this park, when it is named after such a great man!!! TAL
no change a hero and a legend
Leave it well alone local hero!
oh there's no comparison Helen...one invades countries they are not welcome in...capture torture and kill innocent civilians and the other laid his life down for his country in one of the most horrendously drawn out processes. I know which one is my hero!! Rip Raymond
ur sacrifice for us and our country leaves us forever in your debt!!
Leave it alone
I am so proud of what my father died for. I am proud of who he is, and everything that I am because of him. This park NEEDS to be named after him. So our future generation remembers his sacrifice.
allthe best mick
Leave it as it is
Raymond McCreesh, a former comrade of mine and fellow prisoner and hunger striker, is regarded in the locality as a hero for standing up for his people. Given that Bobby Sands wrote, 'Let OUR revenge be the laughter of our children" there is no more fitting tribute to a hunger striker than to name a play park, where children will laugh and play, in honour of his life and death.
Local people fully support the naming Raymond McCreesh Park. sin e