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Curraghmore near Portlaw,
County Waterford, Ireland, is a
historic house and
estate and the seat of the
Marquess of Waterford. The
estate was part of...
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Curraghmore was a twin ****
steamer p****enger
vessel operated by the
London and
North Western Railway from 1919 to 1923, and the London, Midland...
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Richard Power, 1st
Baron Power of
Curraghmore (died 1539)
Richard was the
eldest son of
Piers Power and his
first wife. His
family name is also given...
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Warwickshire Cup.
After retiring from the Army, Lord
Waterford returned to
Curraghmore and
became director of a
number of
enterprises to
provide local employment...
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English establishment. Edmund, 1st
Count de la Poer, 18th Lord le Poer and
Curraghmore, a
Knight of
Malta and
Private Chamberlain to Pope Pius X, commenced...
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after the
River Clodiagh,
which flows through the Marquess's
estate at
Curraghmore at
County Waterford. Lady
Clodagh married Claud Anson, son of Thomas...
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Waterford died in a
shooting accident in the gun room at the
family seat,
Curraghmore House, near Portlaw,
County Waterford, aged only 33. He was succeeded...
- (1968).
Charlie B: A
Biography of
Admiral Lord
Beresford of
Metemmeh and
Curraghmore. London:
Peter Dawnay Ltd.
Andrew Gordon, The
Rules of the Game: Jutland...
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Beresford was born in
Philipstown (Daingean)
County Offaly and grew up in
Curraghmore, Ireland, the
second of five brothers. His
older brother John joined...
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family have been
members since the 18th century. The
family seat is
Curraghmore, near Portlaw,
County Waterford, in the
Republic of Ireland. The Beresford...
