It does depend if he came from the area or had put down roots in the area. But being the teacher, he probably would be remembered by the school or the local parish priest
nowdays it is Magheradrool day nursery part of St Patricks primary School Ballynahinch, I am most impressed by
http://www.stpatricksps.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=42&Itemid=93Ros Davies has a long entry for churches in Magheradrool civil parish including
Magheradrool Catholic:
Christ the King in Drumaness , on the western side of the Newcastle Road; announcement of new church 18 Apr 1935; the new church dedicated 30 Oct 1936; garden party 17 Jul 1936; photo available
Then I found
Mr. Edward J. O'BRIEN . Magheradrool principal of Drumaness Primary School in 1924 & 1926 & 1928; photos available ; M.C. at Drumaness Football Club whist drive 13 Sep 1928 MO 2 & 9 & 18/3/2005; DR * ; Marie Jo Hughes; HPM p 28
Edward O'BRIEN . Magheradrool a student at Drumaness Primary School in 1928; photo available MO 16/3/2005
see
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/SURNAMES/O/OaOg.htm I then went onto google
Christ the King, Drumaness (ID: 105163)
Diocese of Dromore | Roman Rite | English
Fr. Des Loughran
11, Drumsnade Road
Ballynahinch, Northern Ireland BT24 8NG Ireland
Map View | List View | Driving Directions
Phone: 028 97561432
http://home.catholicweb.com/magheradrollAsk for him advice,if your are wealthy stick a £5 in the envelope for whatever purposes he wants
Good luck from East Anglia, jimG