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Famine Warhouse 1848,
traditionally known as the
Ballingarry Warhouse or The
Widow McCormack's House, is an
Irish farmhouse famous as the site of a skirmish...
- and
sanity over
years of
terrible imprisonment. It was
originally called Warhouse. In 2012, it was sold at
Cannes Film Market. It was then
premiered in Bruges...
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place 2014
Olympia - 2nd
place 2015
Arnold classic - 2nd
place 2015
Public Warhouse gym - open 2015 Co-Owned Flag Nor Fail Apparel,
formerly solely owned by...
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after 1848) has
always been
known locally as the
Warhouse. In 2004, the
State decided on "Famine
Warhouse 1848" as the
official name of the house, which...
- Luke
wrote and
directed his
first feature,
Armistice (originally
called Warhouse),
starring Joseph Morgan and Matt Ryan. A
month after completing Armistice...
- of this uprising, the
McCormack House,
known also as the
Warhouse (officially
Famine Warhouse 1848) has
since been
designated as a
national memorial and...
- 1948–1997.
Henry Holt and Company. ISBN 0-8050-4441-8. (Citing "Factory to
Warhouse", May 22, 1994,
Independent on
Sunday Review as
primary source){{cite book}}:...
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Friary – Ennis,
County Clare – 13th-century
Franciscan Friary.
Famine Warhouse 1848 – Ballingarry,
County Tipperary – site of a
skirmish in the Young...
- Grogan, **** (29 July 1998). "Taoiseach to
announce purchase of 1848 '
Warhouse' in Tipperary". The
Irish Times.
Archived from the
original on 23 September...
- 2,000
famine victims are buried.
County Tipperary Ballingarry:
Famine Warhouse 1848.
Widow McCormack's house, the site of the 1848 rebellion, has now...
