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Kenure House (Irish:
Ceann Iubhair –
headland of the yew tree) was a
large Georgian house and
estate in Rush,
County Dublin, Ireland. The main
house was...
- Four
streams come to the sea in the vicinity, St. Catherine's Stream,
Kenure Stream, the Rush Town Stream, and a
combined flow at the
western edge of...
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Kenure is a
cricket ground in Rush,
Fingal in Ireland. The
first recorded match on the
ground was in 1997, when
Ireland Under-23s
Women pla**** New South...
- made
after his
contract with Fox ended. The
house used in the film was
Kenure House in Rush,
County Dublin, Ireland. Most
outdoor scenes were shot in...
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Drimnagh Castle Drumcondra House Farmleigh Glenalbyn Hillcourt Howth Castle Kenure House Lucan House Malahide Castle Manresa House,
Dublin Marino House Milverton...
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attainder reversed.
Charles was born
between 1659 and 1668,
probably at
Kenure House in Rush near Dublin. He was the
second son of
George Hamilton, and...
- Sunderland.
Perdio went into
receivership in 1965. By 1965,
Perdio also owned:
Kenure-Holt
Electronics and
Electric Audio Reproducers ("EAR") Ltd. "The Setmakers"...
- Lackin, Co. Mayo, who owned, in
addition to some 115,000
acres of land,
Kenure House, Rush,
County Dublin,
Castle Lackin in Mayo, Cefn Park in Wrexham...
- the IRA so they
could film there. Many of the
other scenes were set at
Kenure House in Rush,
Dublin Don
Sharp said he was
recommended as
director by the...
- Echlin, the
elder brother of the
first baronet.
Their main
residence was at
Kenure House, Rush,
County Dublin. Sir
Henry Echlin, 1st
Baronet (1652–1725) Sir...
