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Belfast 1937





High St Belfast 1937



Same street during war

 
First Date

Alice McSherry & Billy Beggs Go On Their First Date
Billy takes Alice on a train to Portrush then on the Tram to the Giant Causeway







The Giant Causeway

 
Wedding Day 26th September 1937



Bride & Groom Alice & Billy 
with bridesmaid Auntie Chris & 
grooms Man Jim Boyle Da's friend
After this picture was taken they all went to the 
All Ireland Football game it was the senior finals at 
Croke park Dublin Kerry v Cavan it was a draw
there was 54.325 spectaters



Crooke Park Dublin Today

 
The Children Arrive
Ma & Da Had three beautiful girls first came Christine, 2 years later Veronica, 2 years after that Jane & 9 years later their only Son William was born Alice & Billy loved and lived for their children 
 
Daddy invented DIY
Daddy had a shop  Billy' DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE he was the first DIY shop in Belfast
 
The Girls Ballroom Dancing
All three girls went to Dancing lessons  & did Ballroom Dancing Mammy made all their dresses by hand, she would sit there for hours stitching all the sequins on their dresses
 
Daddy loved his Motobikes & Cars

Me Da loved Motobikes I remember when I was young him always having one. He also loved cars this is his Austin A40 below it was red with a black roof most cars then were only black he always had a new car he just loved driving he would take us out in the car on Sunday and we would travel around the countryside for hours

 
31st December 1976

Alice Beggs Loving wife of Billy, Mum of Chris, Ronnie, June & Bill passed away she will be loved & missed forever

 
26th May 1990

Billy Beggs Sr Passed away loving husband of the late Alice, dad of Chris, Ronnie, June & Bill he will be loved & missed forever

 
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