- (Latin: Patricius; Irish: Pádraig [ˈpˠɑːɾˠɪɟ] or [ˈpˠaːd̪ˠɾˠəɟ]; Welsh:
Padrig) was a fifth-century Romano-British
Christian missionary and
bishop in Ireland...
- Sarn Badrig, also
spelled Sarn
Padrig (Welsh for 'St. Patrick's causeway'), is one of
several more or less
parallel shingle reefs extending under the sea...
- St
Padrig's Church is a
medieval church in the
village of Llanbadrig, Anglesey, Wales. The
building probably dates from the 12th
century and underwent...
-
Breton group. The two
perpetrators were FLB
members Lionel Chenevière and
Padrig Montauzier, who
placed the bomb the day before. The two were
already under...
- from the
stile in the
churchyard wall. The
nearby cove is
known as
Porth Padrig. The old
church is
Grade II* listed.
Following the Isle of
Anglesey (Electoral...
-
fault was
judged to be at
least 4,500 metres (2¾ miles).
Morfa Dyffryn Sarn
Padrig UKCampsite.co.uk –
Caravan Parks and
Camping Sites Index National Geosciences...
- Bourdelas: Alan Stivell, Brest, 2012, ISBN 2-84833-274-3 Yann
Brekilien (photog.
Padrig Sicard): Alan
Stivell ou le folk celtique, Paris, 1973, ISBN 978-2852570054...
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equity not broadcast.
Remains active. [484]
Active Episode 6 14
October 2012
Padrig Huws and Dewi
Roberts Toffoc N/A N/A Toffee-flavoured
vodka Toffoc's pitch...
-
Brunwulf -
vocals Æðelwalh - synths, vocals, tin
whistle Eldbeorn -
guitars Padrig - Mandolin, tin
whistle "WODENSTHRONE
Signs With
CANDLELIGHT RECORDS". Blabbermouth...
- the
first and
third of
which are traditional, the
second was
written by
Padrig Sicard. The
fourth track consists of
three traditional tunes: "The Rolling...
