- Arrah-na-Pogue, also
known as Arrah-na-Pogue; or the
Wicklow Wedding, is a play in 3 acts by Dion Boucicault.
Along with The
Colleen Bawn (1860) and The...
- *wesn-tēno-, *ɸro-bertyā ("torrent, inundation") earrach,
robarta earrach earrach arragh gwanwyn, (Old
Welsh ribirthi)
gwainten reverzi (Old
Breton rebirthi) Summer...
- the best-known
version was
written by Dion
Boucicault for his 1864 play
Arragh na Pogue, or the
Wicklow Wedding, set in
County Wicklow during the 1798...
- The best-known
version is by Dion Boucicault,
adapted for his 1864 play
Arragh na Pogue, or the
Wicklow Wedding, set in
County Wicklow during the 1798...
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Callan Ardsallagh 150
Middlethird Rathcool Cashel Arragh Beg 352
Lower Ormond Loughkeen Borrisokane Arragh More 414
Lower Ormond Loughkeen Parsonstown Ash...
-
unmarried Ellis Butler (died 1625), who
married Sir
Terence O'Brien-
Arragh, 1st
Baronet of
Arragh In 1613 the only
Irish parliament of the
reign of James I was...
-
created Viscount Valentia in 1622 –
Premier Baronet of
Ireland Arragh of
Arragh 1624
Arragh extinct 1626
Aylmer of
Balrath 1662 Aylmer, Whitworth-Aylmer...
- her
husband on 6
August 1643,
Mabel married secondly Donagh O'Brien of
Arragh. On 23
October 1641, the
major Irish rebellion of 1641
broke out in Ulster...
- Dromana, in the
county of Waterford; and secondly, to
Donagh O'Brien, of
Arragh."
Bagwell 1895, p. 323, left column, line 14. "Cappoquin and
Dromana against...
- line 42. "He [Conor] m.
secondly Una, or Ownye, da. of
Turlogh O'Brien, of
Arragh, co. Tipperary." O'Hart 1892, p. 171, footnote. "'Ara' is a
small mountain...
