- Britain, or
Britain herself, s****ing use of the ports.
Knockalisheen barracks (later
Knockalisheen Refugee Camp) was
built near
Limerick at
Meelick to house...
-
carriage at H****et's Cross. The
occupants of the carriage, John Ryan of
Knockalisheen and his wife,
brought the
bleeding and
injured Byrne to
their house...
- in that
country (see 1956
Hungarian Revolution). They were
housed in
Knockalisheen Camp, a
disused army
barracks dating from the Emergency. In 1957, complaints...
- Road, a road that is
projected to
connect Coonagh and
Moyross with
Knockalisheen in Co.
Clare is
currently under construction. As of 2024, however, the...
-
Donnah Sibanda Vuma
asked staff at the
direct provision centre in
Knockalisheen where she
resided for
bread and milk for her sick child. The
staff refused...
-
Kilmurriheen 218 Cork
Inishkenny Cork
Kilnap 193 Cork St. Anne's
Shandon Cork
Knockalisheen 225 Cork
Inishkenny Cork
Knockaneag 311 Cork
Whitechurch Cork Knockfree...
- Finglas, Dublin. He has
since lived in
centres in
County Clare and
Knockalisheen,
County Limerick. His
application for
asylum was
rejected in July 2019...
- River,
headwater of
River Graney Gurna River **** River, near Clooney.
Knockalisheen Stream, also
named Ballycannan Stream,
Shannon tributary. Mill Stream...
-
Knockalehid 90
Islands Clondagad Killadysert Knockalisheen 445
Bunratty Lower St. Munchin's
Limerick Knockalisheen 84
Tulla Upper Feakle Scarriff Knockaloaghan...
-
lived at
Sutton Castle, Howth,
County Dublin, and also had an
estate at
Knockalisheen,
County Cork,
which was the
subject of
litigation after his death. He...
