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Peadar Kearney (Irish:
Peadar Ó
Cearnaigh [ˈpʲad̪ˠəɾˠ oː ˈcaɾˠn̪ˠiː]; 12
December 1883 – 24
November 1942) was an
Irish republican and
composer of numerous...
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sometimes became surnames in
their own right.
Hence the
chief of the clan Ó
Cearnaigh (Kearney) was
referred to as An
Sionnach (Fox),
which his descendants...
- Seán Ó
Cearnaigh is an
Irish academic and scholar. He
taught at the
Dublin Institute for
Advanced Studies from 1990–94, and has
published books on the...
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Sixmilebridge (Irish:
Droichead Abhann Ó g
Cearnaigh,
meaning 'bridge of the
river of O'Kearney') is a
large village in
County Clare, Ireland. Located...
- been
petitioning for
relocation following the
death of Seánín Ó
Cearnaigh. Ó
Cearnaigh had
become ill and as a
result of poor weather, no
doctor or priest...
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developed within the
historic townland of
Ballygarny (Irish:
Baile Ó g
Cearnaigh) (now
Mount Kennedy Demesne),
although all that
remains is a
motte where...
- (2008), "Irish in a
Global Context", in
Caoilfhionn Nic Pháidín and Seán Ó
Cearnaigh (ed.), A New View of the
Irish Language, Dublin: Cois Life Teoranta,...
- 2213. de Burca, Séamus (1957). The Soldier's Song: The
Story of
Peadar Ó
Cearnaigh. Dublin: P. J. Bourke. OCLC 559798527. Eyck, F.
Gunther (1995). The Voice...
- (2008), "Irish in a
Global Context", in
Caoilfhionn Nic Pháidín and Seán Ó
Cearnaigh (ed.), A New View of the
Irish Language, Dublin: Cois Life Teoranta,...
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Conla Country Kingdom of
Fermanagh Founded 10th
century Founder Odhar mac
Cearnaigh Final ruler Cú
Chonnacht Óg mac Con
Connacht Óig Mag
Uidhir Titles King...
