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As a Primary School Teacher I try to reintroduce a lot of the older games- in the playground we have played marbles, jacks, elastics, skipping, four square, downball, hopscotch etc, in the classroom I have introduced jigsaws, quizzes, card games, dominoes as well as many of the older language games of I Spy, Categories, 20 Questions, Mastermind, clapping chants (like Miss Mary Mac) tongue twisters and the like.  It is amazing to watch the kids with these 'new' activities.  They pick them up quickly and it's great to see them still interested and playing them years later.  In this busy day and age, and with many from non-English speaking backgrounds, they have all the technological game equipment but not a board game or deck of cards at home.  As the saying goes 'Everything old is new again.' 

G'day folks 

Here's what I have so far-
Patrick and Mary Tyrrell, my GGGparents lived at 58 Leighlin Rd, Crumlin for a long time, both are believed to be buried at Deans Grange, Blackrock.  Birthdates for both are unknown but estimated to be between 1880 - 1895.  Mary died May 8 1949. They had 5 chn Lily (Elizabeth), Molly (Mary Ellen 1917-1992), Patrick, Jack and Lena (d. 1950).

Also Peter and Maryanne Byrne,GGGparents, lived in Malpas St, Dublin.  Peter d. 1936 and Maryanne d. 7/11/1957. I know they had 3 chn Jean, Peter (b 16 Dec 1915 d. 17 Aug 1971) and Patrick (b. about 1923 d. 2003)

Any information greatfully received, 
Thanks

I am looking for information on relatives from Co. Kerry.

Specifically:
Denis Cronin (b. circa 1840) married Ellen Nolan, daughter of James Nolan (1807-1902) and Margaret Nolan. Resided Gortadrislig, Listowel.

Thomas Finn (b. unknown) d 1946.  First marriage in 1907 was to Catherine Clifford (b. 1887 - 1909).  They had two chn - Julia (b1908 - 1996) and James (1909-1909).  He then remarried to Mary (details unknown) and had several more chn.  Resided Callinafercy, Milltown.

Other connected surnames/locales: Spillane's of Milltown
                                                        Clifford's of Scort

With thanks