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hunger strike in
Brixton prison, London.
MacCurtain Street in the
centre of Cork City is
named after him.
Mac Curtain's son, Tomás Óg (junior) (1915–1994),...
- Mac
Curtain (born 1957),
Irish hurler Florimond-Benjamin
MacCurtain (1764–1857),
French politician and
soldier Green Mc
Curtain (Greenwood Mc
Curtain, 1848–1910)...
- Sr
Margaret MacCurtain OP DCU. "Sr.
Margaret Maccurtain, O.P.Biography". WIC.
Retrieved 23
January 2016. "Interview with
Margaret MacCurtain". tallgirlshorts...
- Liam
Mac Curtain an Dúna, also
rendered as 'Uilliam
MacCurtain',
William Curtain,
Irish Gaelic:
Mac Cairteáin an-Dúna or Liam an Dúna
Mac Cairteáin, French:...
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Frances MacCurtain (12
October 1936 - 26
March 1998) was a
Northern Irish speech therapist and
voice coach, and the
first person to
receive a PhD in speech...
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Cornelius Curtain, who
married Joanna Coppinger of Cork City in 1722, and was the
ancestor of
French MacCurtains,
Including Cornelius MacCurtain,
Sieur de...
- Seán
Patrick McCurtin (24 June 1896 – 12
November 1982) was an
Irish ****ann na
nGaedheal politician and
National Army
officer from
County Tipperary. Active...
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Dermot M.
MacCurtain (born 6
April 1957) is an
Irish former hurler and selector. At club
level he pla**** with Delanys,
Blackrock and St. Michael's and...
- doi:10.1111/1750-0206.12024. ISSN 0264-2824.
Florence O'Donoghue,
Tomas MacCurtain (Tralee: The Kerryman, 1958), pp. 175–196; D. M. Leeson, 'British Conspiracy...
- was "endearingly dotty", but
doubted its
commercial potential.
Austin MacCurtain of the
Sunday Times reviewed the
paperback edition in 1988,
saying that...
