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Showing posts with label Dunmanway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dunmanway. Show all posts
16 February 2025

Saint Patrick’s, Soho Square,
was first built for poor
Irish Catholics living in
squalid slums in London

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Saint Patrick’s Church on Soho Square is one of the oldest post-Reformation Catholic parish churches in London (Photograph: Patrick Comerfor...
08 June 2022

A manor house, a twisted
chimney and the influential
Prebendaries of Buckingham

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The Manor House on Church Street, Buckingham and the adjoining and curiously named Twisted Chimney House (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 202...
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23 June 2020

The many claimants to
the Cox title in Co Cork:
fact, fantasy or fiction?

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Dunmanway, Co Cork … at the heart of the estates once owned by the Cox family (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford In recen...
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06 November 2016

Four brothers from Co Cork
who made their name
on the ground and in the air

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The Market Square, Dunmanway, Co Cork … the home town of the Beamish brothers and Sam Maguire (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patr...
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21 May 2016

The high-flying careers of the four
Beamish brothers from Dunmanway

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Dunmanway, Co Cork … the home of the four Beamish brothers, heroes on the ground at rugby and in the air with the RAF (Photograph: Patrick ...
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20 May 2016

Remembering the Battle of Crete
75 years after the German attack

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Tablets in the monastery courtyard in Preveli tell of the rescue of allied troops by the monks after the Battle of Crete, 75 years ago (Phot...
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