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Nóirín O'****van (born 3
November 1960) is an
Irish Garda who has
served as
Director of
Strategic Partnerships for
Europe at the
International ****ociation...
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Nóirín is an
Irish given name.
Notable people with the name include:
Nóirín Ní
Riain (born 1951),
Irish singer, writer, teacher, and
theologian Nóirín...
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Nóirín Ní
Riain (born 12 June 1951) is an
Irish singer, writer, teacher, theologian, and
authority on
Gregorian Chant (plainchant, plainsong). She is primarily...
- Kris Mel
Blatt Karly Judi
James and
Kathy Burke Kenneth Terry Christian Nóirín Judi
James and Jo
Whiley Hira Emma
Kennedy and Bob
Mortimer Freddie Judi...
- ****ociation—such as "Dusty Miller"
which is used in England, "Farineaux" and "
Noirin Enfariné" used in
France as well as "Müllerrebe" and "Müller-Traube" used...
- York,
founded in 1989 by
Charles Cecil, Tony Warriner,
David Sykes and
Noirin Carmody. Its most po****r line of
games is that of
Broken Sword, a series...
- 1990,
Cecil founded Revolution along with Tony Warriner,
David Sykes and
Noirin Carmody.
Originally located in Hull, the
company moved to York in 1994....
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range of
different styles. In the
early nineties,
traditional Irish singer Nóirín Ní
Riain brought the
shruti box to Ireland,
giving it a
minor place in traditional...
- Director's Cut. The
Broken Sword series was
conceived in 1994 by
Charles Cecil,
Noirin Carmody and Sean Brennan,
while talking about the
mythology of the Knights...
- Naureen,
Noirin and
Nowrin (نورين). In Arabic, the word
means "luminous"'. In
Ireland and Scotland, 'Noreen' is the
anglicized version of '
Nóirín', which...
