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12 July 2021

Praying in Ordinary Time 2021:
44, Ardfert Cathedral, Co Kerry

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Saint Brendan’s Cathedral, Ardfert, Co Kerry … a 12th century cathedral with a story dating back to the sixth century (Photograph: Patrick ...

22 October 2020

Philip Baker, the Jewish
refugee from Latvia who
became Irish chess champion

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Philip Baker (1879-1932) was the Irish Chess Champion on four occasions in the 1920s (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford ...

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10 January 2020

Comerford family members
who were officers in
the Royal Irish Constabulary

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Detective Inspector Frank Comerford of the Royal Irish Constabulary Patrick Comerford The debate about appropriate ways of commemorati...

03 April 2018

Clonskeagh Castle, hidden
in a discreet corner of
suburban south Dublin

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Clonskeagh Castle on Whitebeam Road … links to the 1798 Rising an a missing town charter (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2018) Patrick ...

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29 October 2017

A holiday weekend
stroll on the beach
at Castlegregory

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On the beach at Castlegregory on the Maharees Peninsula (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2017) Patrick Comerford The weekend at the end...

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Praying in Ordinary Time 2021: 44, Ardfert Cathedral, Co Kerry

Philip Baker, the Jewish refugee from Latvia who became Irish chess champion

Comerford family members who were officers in the Royal Irish Constabulary

Clonskeagh Castle, hidden in a discreet corner of suburban south Dublin

A holiday weekend stroll on the beach at Castlegregory

Praying in Ordinary Time 2021:
44, Ardfert Cathedral, Co Kerry

Philip Baker, the Jewish
refugee from Latvia who
became Irish chess champion

Comerford family members
who were officers in
the Royal Irish Constabulary

Clonskeagh Castle, hidden
in a discreet corner of
suburban south Dublin

A holiday weekend
stroll on the beach
at Castlegregory