O'Curry Street (formerly Frederick Street) connects the Dock Road to Henry Street and was once home to the city gasworks, large townhouses,...
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Family and Education. b. 17 Oct. 1803, 2nd s. of Sir Edward O'Brien*, 3rd bt. (d. 1837), and Charlotte, da. and coh. of William Smith of Cahermoyle, co.
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Charlotte Grace O'Brien, author, philanthropist, plant collector, and activist in nationalist causes and the protection of female emigrants,...
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Hi all, PLEASE SHARE As mentioned before, we have all prominent 1916-20 casualties recorded including many victims of wounds, influenza and...
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A digested abridgment, and comparative view, of the statute law of England and Ireland, to the year 1811, inclusive: Analytically arranged.
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Introduction 1. Beginnings 2. Blackrock College 3. The Civil Servant as a Young Man 4. Joseph Gabbett 5. Myra House and de Montfort
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(June 7, 1889 - Nov 7, 1980). Thought it might come as a surprise to many, Frank Duff himself had said that he was not the founder of the Legion of Mary in...
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Lord Adam Gordon (c. 1726 – 13 August 1801) was a Scottish career army officer, achieving the rank of general, and a younger son of Alexander Gordon,...
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Mr. Frank Sweeney, a good friend of Frank Duff, and member of Saint Vincent de Paul. It was Sweeney to whom the Myra House (a bacon factory owned by Mrs.
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O'Brien, Charlotte Grace (1845–1909), social reformer and writer, was born 23 November 1845 at Cahirmoyle, Co. Limerick.
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