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Edenderry were one of the best junior teams in the area.

Back Row L to R: Norman Best, Rodney Houston,  Jack McMahon, Noel Carville, Len Turkington, Gordon McMahon.

Front Row L to R; Billy Reid, Stanley Kennedy, George Cooper, Eddie Bailey, Tom Johnston.

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Back Row L to R: ---1?---, ---2?---, ---3?---, ---4?---, ---5?---, ---6?---

Middle. Row; ---1?---, ---2?---, ---3?---, Tommy Best, ----5?---, ---6?---, ---7?---. ---8?---, ---9?---, ---10?---

Front Row L to R; ---1?---, ---2?---, ---3?---, ---4?---, ---5?---, ---6?---, --- 7?---
 

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The Portadown Juniors soccer team in 1908-1909, certainly one of the earliest teams in the
town.

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The famous Glenavon team of the Fifties.

Back Row L to R: Harry Walker, manager, Maurice Masters, Billy Liggett , ---4?--- Jim Lewis, Ronnie Lyske,  --- 7?---

Front Row L to R; Tommy Forde, Jackie Denver, Jimmy Jones, Tommy Matthews, Wilbur Cush, Maurice McVeigh

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Back Row L to R: Jimmy Lamb, Bob Buckley.

Middle Row;  ---1?---, Rosie Cowan, Deane May and Mary Gilpin.

Front Row L to R; Brenda Pentland, Rosalie Hutchison, June Downey, Pat Farrell, Ann Downey.
 

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This is believed to be a YMCA outing.

Back Row L to R: ---1?---, ---2?---, ---3?---, ---4?---, ---5?---, ---6?---, --- 7?---. ---8?---

Middle Row; Stewart Best,  ---2?---, ---3?--- (Little girl), Billy Sherman, ---5?---, ---6?---, ---7?---. ---8?---, ---9?---, Bob Fenton, ---11?---.

Front Row L to R Seated; ---1?---, ---2?---, ---3?---, ---4?---, ---5?---, ---6?---, --- 7?---. ---8?---, -Jackie Robinson standing, ---10?---, ---11?---, 12?---,  Brian Dynes, Dale Cochrane

Boys on ground; L to R;  ---1?---, ---2?---,

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Acheson's Munitions Workers during WWII

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Armagh Road Presbyterian BB on parade on Empire Day, From left, David Armstrong Union flag bearer,
Geoff Kerr, Victor Allister, Maurice Whitten, with the BB flag and John Murdock.

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Workers in the Spence Bryson linen factory. Seated front are Miss Margaret Radcliffe.

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 Workers in one of the town's many linen factories shortly after the Second World War.