-
Sheila Humphreys, also
known as
Sighle Humphreys (12
March 1899 – 14
March 1994), was an
Irish political activist and
member of ****ann na mBan. Sheila...
- screenwriter), James, Susan,
Joanna (who
worked as a film producer), and
Sighle (pronounced "Sheila"). It was a
troubled marriage. The pair
separated in...
- Jørgen
Andersen writes that the name is an
Irish phrase,
originally either Sighle na gCíoch,
meaning "the old hag of the ****", or Síle ina Giob, meaning...
- under-18
teams in the women's
field sport of camogie.
Counties compete for the
Síghle Nic an
Ultaigh Cup.
There are
graded competitions at
Minor B and
Minor C...
-
Julia Grenan (
Sighle, Sheila, 2 July 1883 – 6
January 1972) was an
Irish nationalist, republican,
suffragette and
socialist and
member of ****ann na mBan...
- 14
November 2022 "Call of Erin, Vol. 1". www.amazon.co.uk.
Retrieved 14
November 2022. An
Phoblacht 5
April 2007 ****ann na mBan CAIN
Sighle Humphreys...
- Tóibín 'Louis le Brocquy, A
Portrait of the
Artist as an Alchemist'; Dr.
Síghle Bhreathnach-Lynch ‘"Behind the
Billowing Curtain of the Face".
Louis le...
- wife of
Laurence Ginnell Julia Grenan Nan (Annie)
Hogan Sheila Humphreys (
Sighle Humphreys) Nell
Humphreys Mary
Hyland Lily
Kempson Peig King
Dorothy Macardle...
- well is now dry
except in
extremely wet weather. A
sheela na gig (Irish:
Sighle na gCíoch) was
found in a
nearby ditch, and the Mayo
Historical Society...
- Ireland.
Depicting a
stark human condition in the
aftermath of
World War II,
Síghle Bhreathnach-Lynch,
Curator of
Irish Art at the
National Gallery of Ireland...
