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William Hallaran (19
April 1861 – 23
January 1917) was an
Irish rugby international. He won one cap
against Wales on 12
April 1884. His father, Thomas...
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Thomas Hallaran (10 June 1897 — 21
March 1941) was a
Royal Navy
officer and
Ireland international rugby union player. Born in Ceylon,
Hallaran was the...
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Thomas Tuckey Hallaran (1830 – 1915) was
Archdeacon of
Ardfert from 1915 to 1922. The son of a
Church of
Ireland priest,
Hallaran was
educated at Trinity...
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translated as "Beloved homeland" the
fourth line of the
second stanza as "No te
hallarán jamás,"
which literally translates to "They
shall never find you." "An...
- was
founded in 2016 by
Daniel Beckmann PhD,
Clare ****van, and
Thomas Hallaran. The
company operates in the
Midwestern United States, and in 2019 joined...
- Kirkland:
trombone (1995–96, 1998, 1999–2001, 2002–06, fill in – 2007) Pat
Hallaran:
trombone (1998–1999)
James Fox:
guitar (1998–2000) Dan Zank: keyboards...
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Denise Alexander Mimi
Gibson Helen Burton Lynne Fisher Joan
Newell Toni
Hallaran William Mims The
mother of
Rosalie Wells Sally Brophy Peggy Rogers Eugenia...
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Edward Hallaran Bennett (9
April 1837,
Charlotte Quay, Cork – 21 June 1907, Dublin) was an
Irish surgeon, now
remembered for
describing Bennett's fracture...
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segment elevation was
first described in 1936 by R.A.
Shipley and W.R.
Hallaran in a
study of 200
healthy 20–35 year old people.
Bourier F,
Denis A, Cheniti...
- CRPP or the ORIF approach. The
Bennett fracture is
named after Edward Hallaran Bennett,
Professor of
Surgery (1837–1907) at
Trinity College Dublin, who...
