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Niall Ó
Brolcháin (Irish pronunciation: [ˈn̠ʲiəl̪ˠ oː ˈbˠɾˠɔlˠəxaːnʲ]; born 14
April 1965) is an
Irish former Green Party politician who
served as a Senator...
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World War (Dublin 2001) O
Brolchain, Honor,
Joseph Plunkett (Dublin 2012)
Plunkett Dillon,
Geraldine (edited
Honor O
Brolchain): All in the
Blood (A. &...
- Mael Ísu Ua
Brolcháin (died 1086),
Irish churchman and writer. A
member of a high-class
ecclesiastical family in what is now
County Donegal, "genealogical...
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Arnulf de
Montgomery Anglo-Norman
magnate (born c. 1066) Máel
Coluim Ua
Brolcháin Bishop of
Derry "Ua Briain,
Tairdelbach |
Dictionary of
Irish Biography"...
- Patrick"
adapted from the
Irish hymn "Deus Meus,
Adiuva Me" by Mael Ísu Ua
Brolcháin,
though it is
credited as "Traditional".
Credits adapted from the album's...
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Retrieved 6 May 2022.
Plunkett Dillon,
Geraldine (edited by
Honor O
Brolchain): All in the
Blood (A. & A. Farmar) Gannon,
Cathal (2006). The Life and...
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candidates in the 2011
election to the
Seanad were Dan
Boyle and
Niall Ó
Brolcháin;
neither was elected, and as a result, for the
first time
since 1989 the...
- Máel
Coluim Ua
Brolcháin was a
medieval Irish bishop. He was
bishop of Ard Macha" (Armagh) in the
Annals of Ulster, but
probably took care over the See...
- Irish-speaking
household in Salthill,
Galway City. Her father,
Cillian Ó
Brolcháin (1905-1976), was
professor of
physics at UCG (now
University of Galway)...
- Máel
Brigte Ua
Brolcháin was a
medieval Irish bishop. He was
bishop of "Ard Macha" (Armagh) in the
Annals of Ulster, but
probably took care over the ee...
