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 Get your DVD On A Wing and a Prayer The Musical: Local Outlets:
Castlebar: Castle Books/McLoughlins;
Castlerea: John Tully, Pharmacy; Crossmolina: Quinns; Knock: Hospice Office Knock/J.J. Byrnes/Heneghans;
Manorhamilton: O’Maras Pharmacy;
Roscommon: McGuinness Pharmacy; Strokestown: Hanleys Spar;
Tubbercurry: Gillespies; Westport: The Book Shop, Bridge St/Hobans Centra;
The Hospice Shops in Swinford, Castlerea & Roscommon, and Mayo Roscommon Hospice at Knock;
Balla: Roches Centra;
Ballina: Rouse Jewellers; Ballinrobe: Murphys Newsagents;
Ballymote: Lavins; Ballaghaderreen: Towey’s; Ballyhaunis : The Gem; Ballyheane: Stauntons;
Bangor Erris: Brogan’s;
Belmullet: Brogan’s;
Charlestown: Bargain Box Bellaghy;
Claremorris: Smyths.
For American/Canadian versions contact Mayo Rosocmmon Hospice, Knock, Co Mayo www.hospice.ie
Paypal ordering facilities at hospice site. |
Digital photographs of landmarks in Ballina, and surrounding regions are available from my collection, with accompanying historical text. 
Visit the blog of Terry Reilly and browse through a vast selection of articles on a large selection of topics 
Terry Reilly's latest book is A Rambling Tour Through Dear Old Ballina, and takes the reader through each street in the town, with discoveries around each corner as we meet the first man to swim the English channel, hear of Lord Lucan of the infamous Charge of the Light Brigade, Edward Whelan and his role in Canadian history,Charles Stewart Parnell and other giants in Irish history, landmarks and Ballina's bloodiest day and many other revelations. Buy It Now 
Terry Reilly is a native of Ballina, population 10,000, in North Mayo in the province of Connaught. Editor of the Western People for nearly 30 years, his first book, The Green Above The Red, (1985) written in association with the late Ivan Neill, chronicles the successes of Mayo Gaelic games. Again, rare photos as great deeds of our football heroes leap from the pages.
