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Donal Martin Canniffe (born 14
August 1949) is an
Irish former rugby union international.
Canniffe, the
youngest son of
Irish hurler Dan
Canniffe, was raised...
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Daniel Canniffe (22
November 1909 – 31
October 1978) was an
Irish hurler. At club
level he pla**** with St. Finbarr's and Garda, and also
lined out at inter-county...
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William Denis Canniffe (1
April 1885 – 25
September 1956) was a
rugby union player who
represented Australia.
Canniffe, a lock,
claimed 1 international...
- Smurfit".
European Round Table for Industry.
Retrieved 12
September 2020.
Canniffe, Mary (18
October 1996). "Fathers's Son". The
Irish Times.
Retrieved 12...
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Dunnes Stores". "Our History".
Dunnes Stores.
Retrieved 13
December 2019.
Canniffe, Mary (2
March 2000). "Dunnes to open
stores in
Leeds and Glasgow". The...
- příloha o světové výstavě v Šanghaji, 3.5.2010. Jones,
Peter Blundell;
Canniffe,
Eamonn (2012).
Modern Architecture Through Case
Studies 1945 to 1990....
- redevelopment". bbc.co.uk.
Retrieved 4
April 2015.
Blundell Jones, Peter;
Canniffe,
Eamonn (2007).
Modern Architecture Through Case
Studies 1945 to 1990....
- Jean-Claude
Skrela Head coach: Roly
Meates Stephen Blake-Knox
Joseph Brady Donal Canniffe John
Cantrell Shay
Deering Willie Duggan Tony
Ensor Brendan Foley Mike...
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Martin left Regurgitator.
Glenn Lewis was lead
vocal & b****, John
Canniffe guitar & vocal. One EP was recorded,
which was
released on 18 July 2000...
- (1291962)".
National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 3
April 2015.
Canniffe (1998), p. 77. "History of
Cathedral conservation area".
Manchester City...
