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Fitzsimons (also
spelled FitzSimons,
Fitzsimmons or FitzSimmons) is a
surname of
Norman origin common in both
Ireland and England. The name is a variant...
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Fitzsimons Army Hospital, also
known as
Fitzsimons General Hospital,
renamed Fitzsimons Army
Medical Center in 1974, and
Fitzsimons Building in 2018 was...
- Mary's
Catholic Church. The
Thomas FitzSimons High
School was
named after Thomas Fitzsimons. In 1946 a
statue of
Fitzsimons,
commissioned by
Friendly Sons...
- as
FitzSimons.
Fitzsimons, an
actor and attorney, went to the US in 1951. His
previous acting experience was with Dublin's
Abbey Theatre.
Fitzsimons also...
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Patrick Fitzsimons may
refer to:
Patrick Fitzsimons (politician) (died 1982),
Irish non-party
politician Patrick Fitzsimons (bishop) (1695–1769), Irish...
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Maureen O'Hara (née
FitzSimons; 17
August 1920 – 24
October 2015) was an Irish-born
naturalized American actress who
became successful in
Hollywood from...
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Procedures and
Modernisation Select Committees.
Fitzsimons runs her own company,
Lorna Fitzsimons Consulting Ltd. She was CEO of
Britain Israel Communications...
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Christopher Fitzsimon (died 25 July 1856) was an
Irish barrister and politician. From
Glencullen (at the time
spelt 'Glancullen'),
Fitzsimon married Ellen...
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husband Peter Fitzsimons always wears that red bandana". Mamamia.
Retrieved 26
August 2022.
FitzSimons,
Peter (31
December 2013). "Peter
FitzSimons: Why I wear...
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officer killed in the war.
Fitzsimons was born in Burlington,
Kansas on
April 18, 1889 to J.I. and
Catherine Fitzsimons.
Fitzsimons graduated with a Doctor...
