Clontarf

He was born in Clontarf, Ireland, in 1847, during the middle of Ireland’s Great Famine.

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Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis 1786

I had my niece and her baby in the backseat at the time and I’m sure I hadn’t changed gears to fourth, so I am now known as the Clontarf Nanna Hoon to the Local Plod.

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Opposite that row of shops on Marino Parade, near where the Clontarf and Malahide roads meet.

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Plays his club cricket for the Railway Union Cricket Club in Dublin and has a central contract with Ireland.30 years old 32 ODI capsThe Brisbane-born carpenter has never played for a county side and plays his club cricket for Clontarf.

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There were many arguments in those years about the relative merits of the pint of Guinness in various Dublin pubs such as Mulligan's in Poolbeg Street versus O'Brien's in Leeson Street, or Grogan's in South William Street versus Gaffney's in Fairview, or indeed the draft Guinness in a certain pub in Clontarf whose name could not be divulged to protect its privacy, it being a haven only for pure cognescenti.

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However, in 1843, he accepted a government ban on a rally planned for Clontarf, on the outskirts of Dublin. and lost ground to the more militant 'Young Irelanders' under Thomas Davis.

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However, in 1843, he accepted a government ban on a rally planned for Clontarf, on the outskirts of Dublin. and lost ground to the more militant 'Young Irelanders' under Thomas Davis.

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When Jane Owenson died in 1793, Sydney and her younger sister, Olivia, attended Madame Terson's school in Clontarf, a fairly exclusive establishment just outside Dublin, for three years.

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He was buried in the grounds of the city's Church of Ireland cathedral after the Battle of Clontarf in 1014.

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