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Very impressive father, some good information & photos of the church. It's good to know that Newmains is now being put on the map. Well Done!

Many thanks to Father Joe and Sister Maria Goretti from the Hughes family for their help and support to Lee in the past months at R.C.I.A.

How lovely to see the church again. I went to St Brigid's as a child and would welcome any information about the Agnew family - we left Newmains in 1957 - Father Bernard and Mother Peggy.

Great website.Love browsing through it.Belated thanks to everyone who attended the funeral Mass for my mother, Cathie Slavin. She was such a humble lady and would have been amazed at the amount of people who were there.

Nice to be able to read bulletin every week. There's certainly plenty going on in the parish these days. Pity I haven't seen any of my family winning the £100 yet!

A belated note to say a sincere thanks to the parish following the funeral of Cathy Slavin for a lovely service and a 'bloody good doo'!! Thank you x

Thanks I found another Stopani relative that I didn't know about. He will be one of mine, just got to find the parents! Thanks again from a family historian.

What a effort making such a great web sight.You seem to have a great parish .Though I think it starts with the hard work the priest puts in.Well done Father. "God Bless"

I ran across your St. Brigids Parish, while trying to locate my grandmother with a surname of Slamon.I am have researching her birth in Ireland for four years and unable to locate her unfortunately. If anyone knows of a Salmon family in your parish, I would appreciate an e mail message. Peace Be With You..........

I am a relative of Daniel Logue and am looking for any photos that may be in existence my number is 07788 504322. Thank You.

Great website!! cool facts, fae me

Very informative. Enjoyed browsing!! There must be a Latin phrase that would be appropriate - but the education system let me down badly.

Just to say that "I WAS THERE " the first day the school was opened.

Interesting! Could you help me with photos of Newmains especially Brown St Hope Street, Manse Road, Main St, from the 1945 - 1950's era. DOING THE FAMILY TREE.

We have enjoyed looking at the St Brigid web site. It was a great delight for the boys to see a picture of Granma Mary (Mary Kelly). We wish you well in 2003 and look forward to seeing more pictures of Newmains.

Just got the chance to look at your excellent web site, Father. One of the best parish sites in Scotland I've seen. Easy to navigate and pages which load quickly. A browser's dream! Keep up the good work.

Good site but I would like to see more pictures of St. Brigid's and the children of the parish. in case you don't know me I am Joe McTear's grandson. p.s. Duncan Darroch on this website should read Duncan Darragh. My Aunt Anna won't be very pleased about this.

Good pictures, but I want to see more!

Well done father it put's Newmains on the map.

Well done Father, a great job, impressed with the useful information enclosed in your web pages.

Hey! One up on Jim! Has he seen it? Well done Father. Anne

Father, just got round to looking at the St. B site - very impressive indeed! Looking forward to updated version with new tour of the Centre and pics of the new-look grounds! Regards, P Dave H

Very impressive site. Nice to see Joe Branigan is still alive!God Bless PD

I am impressed with the new site, very informative and interesting. Well done!

Excellent website I've already spent hours browsing. Well done Father Joe.

Very impressive site! Well done Father Joe.

Fr Joseph, that picture of you must be AT LEAST 10 years old!