- army
organization and the
workings of fate, luck and cir****stance". Paul
Christle,
speaking at a
conference in 2002, said of the novel, "The Thin Red Line...
-
instance was
formed in 1956 by
members of the
Dublin Brigade who
followed Joe
Christle after his
expulsion from the IRA; they
formed an
alliance with Saor Uladh...
- Colm
Christle (c. 1933 – 28
October 2018) was an
Irish cyclist. He was most
famous for
winning the
first Rás Tailteann, in 1953. Colm
Christle was born...
-
Christle's time on the
board had finished, and he (O'Brien)
called for both
Christle and the CEO of the IABA,
Fergal Carruth, to step down.
Christle,...
-
Benward &
Saker 2003, p. 91 Judd,
Christle Collins (1998). "Introduction:
Analyzing Early Music". In Judd,
Christle Collins (ed.).
Tonal Structures in...
- that have a
claim to
naturalization within the
English language".
Heather Christle, The
Crying Book, Catapult: 2019.
Explores the
subject of
crying and tears...
-
Gaelic festival in
early medieval Ireland. The
event was
founded by Joe
Christle in 1953 and was
organised under the
rules of the
National Cycling ****ociation...
- encyclopedia.com.
Retrieved 2022-02-18.
Christle,
Alexandra (2017-02-16). "Darlington Manufacturing, Part 2".
Alexandra Christle.
Retrieved 2022-03-08. "Textile...
-
founder Joe
Christle (1927–1998), who had been
expelled from the IRA in 1956 for "recklessness". In
early 1966
Sutcliffe learned that
Christle's group was...
-
serving in the 4th
Battalion King's
Royal Rifle Corps.[citation needed] "
Christle", as the
prince was
known in the family, was the
first member of the Royal...
