- Breandán Ó
hEithir (18
January 1930 – 26
October 1990) was an
Irish writer and broadcaster. He was born in Inis Mór,
County Galway. His
parents were national...
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Gaelic Athletic ****ociation commentator,
journalist and writer, Breandán Ó
hEithir. At the age of twelve, in 1908, he
moved to
County Tipperary to attend...
- (Irish: Lead Us Into Temptation) is a
novel by the
Irish writer Breandán Ó
hEithir. Its
title refers to the Lord's
Prayer (or "Our Father"):
forgive us our...
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Retrieved 23
October 2021. Ó
hEithir, Breandán (1991). An
Chaint sa tSráidbhaile.
Comhar Teoranta. p. 16. "Breandan O
hEithir,
Irish Writer, Dies at 60"...
- Ó h-Aichir is an
Irish surname also
rendered as Ó
hEithir, Ó Hehir, O'Hehir, Hehir, or Hare. It is a sept of
Clare which originated with the Uí Fidhgheinte...
- of editors,
including the well-known
journalist and
novelist Breandán Ó
hEithir. It was
clear by the
beginning of 2008, however, that its
readership was...
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Michael James Hehir (also
known as
Michael O'Hehir and Irish: Mícheál Ó
hEithir; 2 June 1920 – 24
November 1996) was an
Irish hurling,
football and horse...
- poet and
writer Mícheál Ó hEidhin,
Irish musician and
teacher Mícheál Ó
hEithir, the
Irish name of
Michael O'Hehir (1920–1996),
Irish sports commentator...
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former Attorney General and
current judge of the
Court of
Appeal Breandán Ó
hEithir,
writer and
author Pat McGrath, news
correspondent Wilfrid Napier O.F.M...
- This
season was
notable for
featuring the
first commentary by Mícheál Ó
hEithir, who,
along with four others, did a test
commentary on
Dublin v. Louth...
