-
Gormanston or
Gormanstown could refer to: Gormanston,
County Meath, a
village in the
Republic of
Ireland Gormanston railway station,
County Meath, Republic...
- left
Gormanstown and the camp was
handed over to the
National Army. This was
during the
Irish Civil War
which started on 28 June 1922.
Gormanstown then...
- Varslavane. He was
believed to have
lured the
couple to his
residence in
Gormanstown,
where they were murdered. He is also
believed to have
ordered a pipe...
- Anna
Varslavane are a
couple who
disappeared on 14
April 2015 from the
Gormanstown area of
County Meath.
William "Willie"
Maughan was
originally from Tallaght...
- to
their nickname: "Black and Tans". The new
recruits were
trained at
Gormanstown Camp near Dublin, most
spending two or
three w****s
there before being...
-
began its
Irish history in 1870 with the
first official game pla**** on
Gormanstown Strand, Co. Meath.
Three years later the All
Ireland Polo Club was founded...
-
Ulster under Phelim O'Neill, in the Pale
around Dublin led by
Viscount Gormanstown, in the south-east, led by the
Butler family – in
particular Lord Mountgarret...
- Hannelore Middeke (GDR) 1966 ? 38:06.4 Ann O'Brien (IRL) 1967-03-26
Gormanstown,
Ireland 35:30.5 Paola Pigni (ITA) 1970-05-09 Milan,
Italy 34:51.0 Kathy...
- replacement. The
Cessnas served with No 2
Support Wing,
operating from
Gormanstown until the airfield's
closure in 2002. Ireland's
accession to the European...
- 1478; and the latter's great-grandson was Christopher, 4th
Viscount Gormanstown (died 1599),
whose second son was
Thomas Preston. Thomas's
mother was...
