Conor Armstrong Sanfey should have video 'evidence' of our 4th year production in 2006!

Fiona Fallon-Ciocadan...Do we have any fashion show footage?

Cherry/Trina... Would Robin have any ? T

Ok everyone thanks for playing.. the teachers are..standing left to right is Karen Deering, Louise Talon, Ernest Bryan, Karl Wall. Seated on right is Mike Halliday & Nick Johnston. Seated at the table is Louise Downer, Gerry Walsh & Brian Delaney.

Karl Wall talking to EJB. Louise Downer.

is that Mr. Bryan at the back with Frank Hughes in the long coat?

Derek Shaw, Nick Johnston, Gerry Walsh.

Yep Karen Deering on left Ms Tallon to right in pic...?

Louise Tallon, Mr Bryan, Karen Deering?, Brian Delaney?

Karl Wall in the black coat with back to picture?

Louise and Karen still look the same!

Aw fantastic photo!

Not my era....Naomi Sloane you probably knew....

I’m terrified that one day I’ll suddenly appear in these pics but I’ve only my married name on here.

Mrs McCrave and I think Mr Fox with his back turned talking to Mr Johnson

Is that me? I had a jumper like that.

Is it Mr Lesson with back to camera on left?

Way after my time at Wesley

What year was it taken?

Mr Walsh anyway. Mr eagar, mr shaw

What year? Late 90's?

Jane and Rose Burrows are on either side of Miss Barrett possibly aged 5.they were in year before me in Tullamaine. Cherry Sleeman ( Buttimore)

Looks like on the steps of Tullimain . I have 1 similar photo dated 68 and 69

Great to see Jane & Rose in school uniform...both sitting beside teacher!!

Oh my goodness. All so young & yes familiar names. Where an earth did you find that Grania?

Susie Wilson is that your mums class?!

Peter is an amazing guy! I’m so impressed by his ‘can do’ work ethic and deserves everything good in life! Worth reading about his new role From measurable momentum with Leinster to shaping the future of the Lionesses the42.ie/4945631

They were taking part in a fancy dress tug of war against the SCT.

Great picture. Nope. Wouldn’t have recognized any of them without your help, although 2 of the 4 were favorite teachers!

Ben Mosher , Miss Barrett , Mr Swan , Mr Brian . Mr. McDowell of course 😄 apologies did not read the text

John Swan& David Rice in the middle.

Cant be from my era the 50s they look far to happy for that !

Great photograph........love their hats 😎

Glad I didn't have them teach me anything 😂😂

I agree with Neville Mcdowell And what were they up to dressed like this?

Brian is that your Dad on the left?

Julie Swan

Arnie Edge,John Swan ,David Rice, Dick O’connor.

It brings back 7 years of happy memories. Carole Beattie nee Budge

Great to see this model again. I remember making it in 5 Year 1995 ✏️📐🛠

We both loved our time on the Green, many happy memories! Looking forward to the Mansion House, Alison (Inglis) & John Coy

Loved my time there. Memories of walking in croc to Tullamain for hockey and was it Epworth for tennis. Ann (nee Wakefield)

Mixed memories .... on the days when I hadn’t done my homework I would dread that view as I walked through the gates!

Such happy memories of this place!

Great memories of happy school days. Margaret (nee McMillan)

Brilliant. I was there from 1962 to 1969.

Well, memories anyway...

Great memories

Great model of a great building, should never have been allowed to be demolished, faceless office building put in its place'😬. A lot of memories as a first form boarder marching from Burlington, wheel left through an arch marked "Boys" under the"East end" and through the back door that always slammed with a bang. The girls disappeared down stone steps into the "gym" and reappeared for assembly from there via stairs into the Assembly room. Simpe times and a completely different era.

This is an exact likeness, but There are two things missing in this model. Firsty the steps that went down to the girl's gym which was directly under the main assembly hall and the second is the balcony imediately over the porch. The balcony had a flagpole and access to the balcony was through that larger window we see immediatey over the porch in the model. That was the classroom of 4A being next to 4B. For those who don't remember it, that was the balcony on which we boarder boys were taken out by George Eagar one cold night in the late 1950's to see the Russia sattelite "Sputnick" flying over Ireland. then if we get into the nitty gritty the grass patch between Wesley and the Methodist Centenary Church wasn't exactly as in the model, but it doesn't matter it is really a great likeness and it brings back a lot of mixed memories.

There were no double breasted boys there in my time, neither do I recall double breasted blazers. I do recall Miss Cooke teaching us how to.construct a sentence.

Denis Brosnan was indeed a horrible man but in those days he represented authority so we said nothing as we didn't think we would be believed. He would be in gaol if he was teaching nowadays.

Somewhere in the back of my mind this wooden panel awakes a faint memory. I have very vivid memories of my years as a boarder at Wesley and I can close my eyes and name almost every nook and cranny in the old building at St. Stephen's Green. If I am not mistaken this panel could be the one that was stacked away under the stairs that went from the Principals toilet up to the Burser's office which was in between the prefects room (Also Form 6a) and the tuck shop On the other side of the corridor was Form 4A and 4B the former being the location of what we boarder boys called "Senior room". Rev Gerald Myles used to stand and smoke a cigarette efter lunch at the bottom of the stairs and I remember there was a wooden carving placed there, but I never saw it close up. I have a feeling that it belonged to a previous era of the School's history. I could be wrong about this but looking at the crest it is obvious that it was pre 1959. But it is also possible that it could have been in the senior Boy's dining room prior to my time at Wesley i.e. 1940's. That room had all sorts of carvings and whatnot on the walls. Sorry I can't be of more help because these are just faint memories. I am however sure about the Principal's toilet at the bottom of the stairs and some wooden "thing" there.... I think this could be something for Ernest Armitage or someone from a period slighlty prior to mine. I can however say that it was definitely not anywhere above the 1st floor up. Its more likely that it was from the ground floor. It was also not in the chapel... I knew every square inch of that chapel. 🙂 Billy Butt WCD 1952 - 63

Congratulations Lara on such a really great achievement! It is great that Wesley is producing such amazing cyclists!

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