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Suzanne Rhatigan (born 1963 in Dublin) is an
Irish singer, songwriter, and musician. Born and
raised in
Dublin where she
learned to sing and play the guitar...
- with the
completion of
renovations to the university's
student union, the
Rhatigan Student Center, and the
opening of
Shocker Hall, a new 318,000-square-foot...
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Rhatigan Ridge is a
residential neighbourhood,
overlooking the
North Saskatchewan River valley,
located in
south west Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is...
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Weintraub R,
Rhatigan J,
Porter ME, Kim JY. "Delivering
Global Health".
Student British Medical Journal 2008; 16:27. Kim JY,
Rhatigan J, Jain SH, Weintraub...
- club was
originally known as EMFA,
becoming Kilkenny City in 1989. Jim
Rhatigan was
appointed as the club's
secretary a
position he
still holds and since...
- was
originally marketed as such. Digital-period
Monotype designer Dan
Rhatigan,
author of an
article on Gill Sans's
development after Gill's death, has...
- John
Joseph Rhatigan (18 June 1907 – 9
November 1970) was an
Australian politician who was a
Labor Party member of the
Legislative ****embly of Western...
- Wyman. Smith's lead
vocals were
augmented by PWL
backing singer Suzanne Rhatigan, who says she was
contracted to be a
ghost singer for the
project after...
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government built a
ration depot at
Turkey Cr****. In
March 1915,
Michael Rhatigan, a
telegraph linesman based at
Turkey Cr****,
together with his two Aboriginal...
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Turkey Cr****)
called Michael "Mick"
Rhatigan and two of his
Indigenous employees, Jim
Wynne and Nipper.
Rhatigan had been
involved in
earlier m****acres...
