-
seminars and conferences, e.g. the
Annual Irish Preachers Conference.
Braemor Studies is an
annual publication from the Institute,
published by Church...
- in
favour of the more
direct Woodside Drive entrance.
Braemor Road (and
Braemor Drive,
Braemor Avenue, etc.) was
developed in the late 1940s and early...
- feud it was
claimed that
Dugald Keith coveted Helen,
daughter of Gunn of
Braemor. The girl
resisted Keith's
advances but on
learning that she was to be...
-
completion of the
Forth Bridge in 1890,
Fowler was
created Baronet Fowler of
Braemor.
Along with
Benjamin Baker, he
received an
honorary degree of
Doctor of...
-
Times Archived 2012-01-27 at the
Wayback Machine "Rathfarnham Castle,
Braemor Road, RATHFARNHAM, Rathfarnham, DUBLIN".
Buildings of Ireland. Retrieved...
- full
archive of back
copies is held at the
Church of Ireland's
Library at
Braemor Park, Dublin. Its
website is
hosted on the
Irish Anglican website, and...
- and
Dodder Park Road in the
county of
South Dublin:
Dodder Park Road,
Braemor Road,
Churchtown Road Upper,
Taney Road,
Mount Anville Road and Fosters...
-
ridge to
build a
motte and
bailey fort at what is now the
start of the
Braemor Road. Le Bret
later established a more
permanent fortified settlement on...
- The team's
first match was
probably in
Drewett ’s
field where now
stands Braemor Road.
Their inaugural game
against a Bath XV team was pla**** on the Recreation...
-
Cambridge University Press.
Retrieved 12
April 2020. "Fetherstonhaugh House,
Braemor Park, Rathgar, Co. Dublin". www.archis****.com.
Retrieved 2
January 2023...
