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O Newcastle 25th April 2004 - Setter: Denis Lyons, Assistant: Shane Trotter. 6th June 2004 - Setter: Denis Lyons, Peter Russell. 7th March 2004 - Organiser: Denis Lyons & Bob Glibert. www.o-newcastle.asn.au /results.html   (194 words)

griffith.txt Reid, James Riordan, Michael Ryan, Patrick Shanahan, John Sides, John Spillane, Timothy Talbot, John Tierney, Denis Tracy, Michael White, Judith CARROLL'S-LANE Carroll, Patrick Marshal, Francis Meara, Catherine RYAN'S-LANE Kelly, Mary Tierney, John ______________________________ 1850 Griffiths Valuation Eliogarty Barony, Tipperary--59 PARISH OF TEMPLEMORE (cont.) TOWN OF TEMPLEMORE--MARY-STREET Brien, Patrick Britt, Mary Brophy, Mrs. Ryan, Denis Ryan, James Ryan, James, jun. (5) Ryan, James, sen. Ryan, John (3) Ryan, John, jun. Ryan, Kate Ryan, Michael (3) Ryan, Michael, jun. Ryan, Michael, sen. Ryan, Mrs. Lahy, John Lawler, Michael Lyons, John Lyons, Thomas Butler Maher, John Maher, Nicholas, Esq. www.entrenet.com /tal/young/griffith.txt   (194 words)

Ennemond Gaultier To distinguish him from his cousin Denis Gaultier, he was often referred to as le vieux Gaultier; he was also known as Gaultier de Lyon (Lyons is the nearest important city to his birthplace). Lack of publication is one of the factors that have made it so difficult to separate Ennemond Gaultier´s music (all originally for lute) from that of his cousin Denis, with whom he was so closely identified: the question is discussed more fully in the article on Denis Gaultier, as in the nature of their music. He retired to Dauphiné in 1631: presumably this is why none of his works, which were widely admired, were published during his lifetime. goto.glocalnet.net /oljelund/lutenists/gault.html   (223 words)

Devine/Divine, Ireland. URL http://www.from-ireland.net, ©Jane Lyons William Gallagher to Denis Gallagher and Bridget Gallagher. Edward Gallagher to Patrick Gallagher and Mary Devine. William Gallagher to Patrick Gallagher and Mary Devine. www.from-ireland.net /surnames/devinesparishregisters.htm   (697 words)

Edmund J. Hayes, O.S.A. (1915-1968) Edmund Joseph Hayes was born May 12, 1915 in Springfield, Massachusetts, to Denis and Helen (Lyons) Hayes. Edmund J. Hayes, O.S.A. Rev. Edmund J. Hayes, O.S.A. Rev. Edmund J. Hayes, O.S.A. entered eternal life June 19, 1968. He was Baptized July 11, 1915 at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church, Springfield. www.midwestaugustinians.org /death/newshayes.html   (697 words)

Glimpses of Ireland and the Irish, ©Jane Lyons The music of Denis Murphy - that divine fiddler - is in the archives of RTÉ, and every time I hear it my feet itch for the flagged kitchen floor from which we knocked sparks when I was growing up. Mrs Stone knew many younger poets and folklorists too, and some of the uncompromising Ulster patriots of before 1916- Bulmer Hobson, for instance, and Denis McCullough, and Roger Casement. My friend and relative Johnny O'Leary played the button accordeon and accompanied Denis Murphy's fiddle. www.from-ireland.net /Glimpses.htm   (5306 words)

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Joan of Arc But perhaps the most interesting fact connected with this early stage of her mission is a letter of one Sire de Rotslaer written from Lyons on 22 April, 1429, which was delivered at Brussels and duly registered, as the manuscript to this day attests, before any of the events referred to received their fulfilment. All the witnesses in the process of rehabilitation spoke of her as a singularly pious child, grave beyond her years, who often knelt in the church absorbed in prayer, and loved the poor tenderly. Twenty-four years later a revision of her trial, the procès de réhabilitation, was opened at Paris with the consent of the Holy See. www.newadvent.org /cathen/08409c.htm   (5306 words)

HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH* In the ancient abbey church at St. Denis on the morning of Sunday, July 25, 1593, King Henry of Navarre, the son of Jeanne d’Albret, the only Huguenot who ever sat upon the throne of France, abjured his faith, and took a solemn oath to protect the Roman Catholic, and Apostolic religion. Beza procured it from the monastery of St. Irenaeus, at Lyons, when the city was sacked by Des Adrets, in 1562, but did not use it in his edition of the Greek Testament, because it departed so widely from the other manuscripts, which departures are often supported by the ancient Latin and Syriac versions. Because he became a leader of the Reformed Church, free-thinkers and livers and the adherents of the old faith have brought up against him the fact that in the days of his worldly and luxurious life he had used their language, and been as pagan and impure as they. www.ccel.org /s/schaff/history/8_ch19.htm   (5306 words)

griffith.txt Lahy, John Lawler, Michael Lyons, John Lyons, Thomas Butler Maher, John Maher, Nicholas, Esq. John M. Dawson Catherine Cloghasey Francis Riggs Michael Riordan Denis Fahy Daniel Cronin William Ryan Thomas Tracy Robert Heffernan Jeremiah Callaghan Nicholas Hill Vacant David Tobin Bridget Hurley Rev. (3) John Heffernan Vacant John Lyons Vacant Vacant Rev. www.entrenet.com /tal/young/griffith.txt   (5306 words)

Michael Collins - Biography Michael's own teacher, Denis Lyons, was a member of the Fenian organisation, the IRB (Irish Republican Brotherhood) and was to prove an inspirational figure. Years later Michael Collins was to recall that, "In Denis Lyons and James Santry I had my first tutors capable of, because of their personalities alone, infusing into me pride of the Irish as a race." Michael Collins was born at Woodfield, Clonakilty, in County Cork in 1890. michaelcollins.warnerbros.com /cmp/biography.html   (5306 words)

Michael Collins - Biography Michael's own teacher, Denis Lyons, was a member of the Fenian organisation, the IRB (Irish Republican Brotherhood) and was to prove an inspirational figure. Years later Michael Collins was to recall that, "In Denis Lyons and James Santry I had my first tutors capable of, because of their personalities alone, infusing into me pride of the Irish as a race." Michael Collins was born at Woodfield, Clonakilty, in County Cork in 1890. michaelcollins.warnerbros.com /cmp/biography.html   (894 words)

Tithes, Aghaboe, Laois, ©Jane Lyons Bergin, John; Bergin, Denis; Brophy, Kyran; Bruither, William; Cafsin(?), William; Delany, Judith; Delany, Timothy and Co.; Devan, Denis; Drennan, Jeremia and Co.; Fitzpatrick, Patrick; Forestal, William and Co.; Hays, William and Co., Kay, Catharine; Richardson, Robert and Co.; Tynan, John Brophy, Charles; Bruther, Michael; Campion, Patrick; Campion, John; Colle, Patrick; Collins, Dennis; Collins, John; Deegan, Kyran; Lawlor, Richard; Phelan, Catherine; Pilkington, William; Ryan, Lawrence; Scott, Joseph; Spencer, John; Whelan, Patrick. Bergin, Rodger; Brophy, John; Brophy, John (two entries for John Brophy in this townland); Brophy, Thomas and Co,; Brophy, Margaret; Clegg, George; Connor, Michael; Harrison, George; Kelly, John; McDonals, Thomas; Phelan, James; Shiel,Andrew and Co.; Tobin, John; Whelan, James. www.from-ireland.net /aughaboetithes.htm   (894 words)

1901Bohola McDonagh; John McNicholas; Thomas McNicholas; Annie McNicholas;James McNicholas; Hugh Forde; Pat Cannon; James Cannon; Thomas Mulaney; James Lyons; and Mary Lacy. John King; Daniel O'Connor; Margaret Aitken; Edward English; Michael Swords; John Carroll; Mary McEvey; Michael McManus; Martin Byrne; James Gallagher; James Walsh; Denis Mullaghy; Martin McEvady; Thomas Manley; John Walsh; and Michael Walsh. 1901 HOHs:William NcNicholas; Thomas Lyons; Patrick Kelly; Thomas McNicholas; Patrick McNicholas; Michael Durkin; James Durkin; Catherine Walsh; Patrick O'Dwyer; James Brennan; James NcNicholas; Thomas McNicholas; Patrick McNicholas; Honor Philbin; James McNicholas; Mary Cryan; Catherine McNicholas; Bernard McDonagh; Patrick McDonagh; and Patrick McNicholas freepages.family.rootsweb.com /~monaghan/1901censusBohola.htm   (894 words)

Waterford news, local irish news The Glenmore panel was, Gerard and Darren Alyward, Jim Kenny, Colm Hennessy, Ciaran Doherty, Eamon Jones, Denis O'Dwyer, Eoin Murphy, David Boyle, Pat Grace, James Aylward, Paul Lyons, Eoin Foran, David Aylward, Patrick Connick and Ciaran Foran. Dunamaggin; Kevin Walsh, Colm Lydon, Pat Moylan, Tommy O'Brien, Denis O'Sullivan, Mark Heffernan, Donal O'Shea, Andrew O'Neill (0-3), James Moylan, Nigel McCormack, John Hickey, Sean Connery, Seamus Kennedy, Keith Carroll, Mark Dowling (1-4 f). Items are still being accepted and you may contact Joe Cashin, Mooncoin, Chairman (895359) Mary O'Brien, Piltown (Secretary) Frances Walsh, Uilid, Kilmacow, Pat Daly, Carrigeen, Mary Kinsella, Templeorum, Ruth Kennington, Gorthrush, Irene Kinsella, Clogga or any of the committee. www.munster-express.ie /030411/notes_kilkenny.html   (894 words)

RootsWeb: GENIRE-L Archives (November 1997) Cemeteries-Crumlin, Lyons House etc. by Denis F. Lawless Re: Cemeteries-Crumlin, Lyons House etc. by Ethel Falcone archiver.rootsweb.com /th/index/GENIRE/1997-11   (894 words)

Architectural Review, The: Cathedral of sport - Stade de France, site of 1998 World Cup In 1994 it was held in America where there is a ready stock of giant stadiums; this year France which already had some (in Marseilles, Toulouse, Lyons, Bordeaux) was the host, and celebrated the occasion by constructing the Stade de France, designed by Zublena, Macary, Costantini and Regembal, near Paris at Saint-Denis. In the historic town of St Denis, north of Paris, the new Stade de France built for the 1998 World Cup became the focus of the world's attention. The football frenzy that gripped the world this summer, raging from France to Japan, from Chile to Norway and Nigeria, was of course provoked by the 1998 World Cup and nursed to fever pitch by the vast vested interests of press, television and advertising. www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3575/is_n1217_v204/ai_21046310   (884 words)

Tithes, Aghaboe, Laois, ©Jane Lyons Bergin, John; Bergin, Denis; Brophy, Kyran; Bruither, William; Cafsin(?), William; Delany, Judith; Delany, Timothy and Co.; Devan, Denis; Drennan, Jeremia and Co.; Fitzpatrick, Patrick; Forestal, William and Co.; Hays, William and Co., Kay, Catharine; Richardson, Robert and Co.; Tynan, John Delany, Darby and Co.; Fitzpatrick, Timothy; Loughman, Michael; Nowlan, Edward and Co.; Pratt, John; Scadden, Thomas. Capsin, John; Delany, Patrick and Partners; Delany, William; Delany, Mary; Drennan, Patrick and Partners. www.from-ireland.net /aughaboetithes.htm   (884 words)

munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm CORK: Mick Cashman, Jimmy Brohan, John Lyons, Vincy Twomey, Paddy Dowling, Willy John Daly, Paddy Philpott, Gerald Murphy, Mick O'Regan, Paddy Barry, Josie Hartnett, Christy O'Shea, F.O'Mahony, Terry Kelly, Christy Ring (Captain). CORK: Ger Cunningham, Brian Corcoran, Denis Mulcahy, Sean O’Gorman, Cathal Casey, Jim Cashman, Denis Walsh, Pat Buckley, Seanie McCarthy, Ger Fitzgerald (Captain), Tony O’Sullivan, Tomas Mulcahy, Barry Egan, Kevin Hennessy, John Fitzgibbon. LIMERICK: Paddy Cunneen, Donal Broderick, Paddy Enright, Jim Keogh, Eugene Noonan, Seamus Ryan, Jack Quaid, Tommy Casey, Jim Quaid, Ralph Prendergast, Dermot Kelly, Liam Ryan (Captain), Gerry Fitzgerald, Sean Leonard, Vivian Cobbe. www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm   (4393 words)

Famous Irish- Michael Collins Young Michael's teacher in school, Denis Lyons, was a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood. By mid 1919, the IRB (Irish Republican Brotherhood) had infiltrated the Volunteer's leadership. His membership in the Irish Republican Brotherhood was taking more and more of his time. www.irishclans.com /articles/famirish/collinsm.html   (1216 words)

Irish History He learned about Irish nationalism from his father and mentors James Santry and Denis Lyons, a Lisavaird schoolmaster and member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood. The Irish Normans eagerly adopted the Irish culture, and in a saying of the time, were "more Irish than the Irish themselves." The Normans who invaded England were not so eager to assimilate with the Irish. He led the Irish Republican Army in a series of devastating attacks and killings of British Government and Intelligence officials. www.fiftythings.com /irish.history.html   (845 words)

Michael Collins At school, Michael was taught by a teacher called Denis Lyons who belonged to the Irish Republican Brotherhood and the village blacksmith, James Santry, was a Fenian. Eamonn de Valera, considered to be the leading republican politician in Ireland, sent Collins to London in October 1921 to negotiate a treaty. He told the young Michael stories of Irish patriotism and in such an environment, Michael grew up with a strong sense of pride in Ireland and of being Irish. www.historylearningsite.co.uk /michael_collins.htm   (1044 words)

Limerick Leader - January 10th, 2004 - Features - All your local notes Raffle winners: Breeda Moynihan, Dan Hannon, Ann English, Helen O'Brien, Mossey Hanley, Ann English, Helen O'Brien, Eily Hayes, Biddy Whelan, Declan Tierney, Margret O'Keeffe, Denis Wallace. Table prizes: Rita Corbett, Joe Russell, Ger Leahy, Biddy Whelan, Joan O'Brien, Billy Coughlan, Breeda Moynihan, Nellie O'Donnell, John and Ann English, Tom Callaghan and Tom Lyons. Secretary: Christy Cronin; assistant secretary: Noel Gleeson; assistant treasurer John Walsh. www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20040110/localnotes.html   (1044 words)

Elevator Museum Timeline French engineer Denis Papin developed the idea of using steam to pump water out of mines. First funicular railway was built by Frenchmen Molinus and Pronier in Croix-Rousse, Lyons. Unlike the Miller system, the screws turned (not unlike the Otis Tuffs "Vertical Railway" patented in 1859 where the screw was in the center of the car). www.theelevatormuseum.org /timeline.htm   (3762 words)

County Monaghan, Ireland, From Ireland web site, ©Jane Lyons History of Monaghan for 200 Years Denis Carolan Rushe, extracts Presbyterian (Seceders) Synod of Ireland, 1833 - Ministers and Congregations The centre for any registration district was a town in a county and the area taken in by the Poor Law Union related to that town. www.from-ireland.net /contents/monaghanconts.htm   (3762 words)

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Diocese of Orleans The Jesuit, Denis Petav (Petavius), a renowned scholar and theologian, was born at Orléans in 1583. Yves (1253-1303) studied civil law at Orléans, and Clement V also studied there law and letters; by a Bull published at Lyons, 27 January, 1306, he endowed the Orléans institutes with the title and privileges of a University. In the vicinity of Orléans Duke Francis of Guise was assassinated 3 February, 1562. www.newadvent.org /cathen/11318b.htm   (3762 words)

Charles Denis Bourbaki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In 1857 he was made general of division, commanding in 1859 at Lyons. Bourbaki himself, rather than submit to the humiliation of a probable surrender, on January 26, 1871 delegated his functions to General Clinchant, and in the night fired a pistol at his own head, but the bullet, owing to a deviation of the weapon, was flattened against his skull and his life was saved. Bourbaki at once went to England, with Prussian connivance, as though he had a recognized mission, only to discover from the empress at Hastings that a trick had been played on him; and as soon as he could manage he returned to France. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_Denis_Bourbaki   (651 words)

Charlemagne to June Murdock Shaputis - Generations 11 to 20 Henry died 1 Dec 1135, Lyons castle nr Rouen, Angers, he may have died at St. Denis le Fermont near Rouen, Fr Normandy, buried: Reading Abbey, Berkshire, England, had many mistresses and illeg. Robert died 31 Oct 1147, Cardiff castle, Bristol, Eng of fever, buried: Priory of St James, Bristol, "the Consul". Windsor castle?, England, buried: Westminister Abbey, England, unmarried, born deaf and dumb. www.geocities.com /Heartland/Plains/6025/charlemagne2.htm   (4588 words)

Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Johnson, P. O'Connell, Patrick Regan, Timothy Sheahan, John Flynn, Denis Reidy, Francis Fitzpatrick, Micael Buckley, John Bernard, James O'Brien, Cornelius Connelly, Michael Connors, John Sheahan, John Lyons, John Canty, Robert Croke, Timothy Dennehy, William Hegarty, J. Connors, James Sheehy, F. Crowly, Mrs. Feb 19, on board the barque Funchal, on her passage to England, from Sierra Leone, his Excellency, William Ferguson, Esq., Captain-General, and Governor-in-Chief of that colony and its dependencies. James Stack, nephew to the late Major Stack, 45th Regt. www.irelandoldnews.com /Cork/1846/MAR.html   (1608 words)

OUP: Fuzzy Grammar: Aarts Neustupný John Robert Ross Randolph Quirk, Sidney Greenbaum, Geoffrey Leech and Jan Svartvik Carson T. Schütze Martin Joos Anna Wierzbicka Denis Bouchard Frederick J. Newmeyer Contributors: Aristotle Gottlob Frege Bertrand Russell Ludwig Wittgenstein Rosanna Keefe William Labov Eleanor Rosch Ray Jackendoff Ronald W. Langacker George Lakoff Otto Jespersen David Crystal John Lyons John M. Anderson Ronald W. Langacker Paul Hopper and Sandra Thompson John Taylor Dwight Bolinger Noam Chomsky Randolph Quirk J. 23 Randolph Quirk, Sidney Greenbaum, Geoffrey Leech and Jan Svartvik: The coordination-subordination gradient www.oup.co.uk /isbn/0-19-926257-8   (533 words)

Charlemagne to June Murdock Shaputis - Generations 11 to 20 Henry died 1 Dec 1135, Lyons castle nr Rouen, Angers, he may have died at St. Denis le Fermont near Rouen, Fr Normandy, buried: Reading Abbey, Berkshire, England, had many mistresses and illeg. Henry Plantagenet de Lancaster, occupation Earl of Lancaster. Earl of Huntingdon, Lord of Fortheringhay and Scottysbury in Northampshire. www.geocities.com /Heartland/Plains/6025/charlemagne2.htm   (533 words)

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