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schools in
Ireland under lay
Catholic control. The last prin****l, Étaín Ní
Mhórdha, was a
granddaughter of the founder,
while the
Board of
Management was...
- O'Moore Park (Irish: Páirc Uí
Mhórdha) is a GAA
stadium in Portlaoise,
County Laois, Ireland. It is the home of the
Laois Gaelic football and hurling...
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Moore Abbey (Irish:
Mainstir Uí
Mhórdha) is a
monastic house on the east bank of the
River Barrow at
Monasterevin in
County Kildare, Ireland. It was formerly...
- MacMorran, Morran,
Morrison MacMorran in Argyll.
Morrison on Islay. Mac
Mhòrdha Mair, Moore, Muir
MacMhorgain Morgan MacM****rcheartaich MacKirdy, MacMurray...
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Milltown Baile an M****llinn
Monasterevin Mainistir Eimhín
Moorefield Achadh Mhordha Naas Nás na Ríogh
Nurney An Urnaí
Raheens Raithíní
Rathangan Rath Iomgháin...
- Earl of
Lucan 12.
Calbhach Ó Mórdha 6. Ruairí Ó Mórdha 13.
Margaret Scurloug 3. Áine Ní
Mhórdha 14.
Patrick Barnewall 7. Jane
Barnewall 15. Mary Bagenal...
- Mac an Chrosáin
family of Leinster, who were a
bardic family to the Ui
Mhórdha of Laois. His
baptismal name was Sean, and his
mother was an O Cellaigh...
- leaders. Aodh
Buidhe is
accorded the most attention,
while his wife Máire Ní
Mhórdha is the
subject of
three additional quatrains.
Neither brother is referred...
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Hendicott (GoldenPlec)
Edwin McFee (Hot Press)
Louise McSharry (2FM) Sinéad Ní
Mhórdha (Radio Nova) Ed
Smith (Today FM) Phil
Taggart (BBC
Radio 1) Mike Walsh...
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Moorefield Achadh Mhórdha Founded: 1884 County:
Kildare Nickname: The
Moores Colours:
Green and
White Grounds:
Pollardstown Coordinates: 53°10′21″N 6°50′58″W...
