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| | Catholic Parish of Raheny, Dublin, Ireland - Parish history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | In 1614 the Synod of Kilkenny (or of Leinster) was held to deal with the results of the anti-Catholic actions of Queen Elizabeth I and King James I; one of its key problems was the shortage of priests. |
 | | In north Dublin, the Union of Coolock was formed, taking in the spread of territory from the coast in to Glasnevin and Ballymun, comprising the ancient Parishes of Coolock, Clontarf, Raheny, Tartaine or Artaine (Artane), Killester, Clonturk (Drumcondra), Santry and Glasnevin. |
 | | Parish Priests of the Union of the Parishes of Coolock, Clontarf, Raheny, Artaine, Killester, Clonturk, Santry and Glasnevin |
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