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Copy of an epitaph in Fedamore Churchyard, Co. Limerick. by L., G. M.

Published: 1896

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 2, Vol. II, p. 409, 1896

Journal Article

82

Visit to Baronscourt and Lislap forests, West Tyrone district. by Mac G., M.

Published: 1961

Citation: Irish forestry, Vol. XVIII, No. 2, Autumn, 1961

Journal Article

83

National Museum of Science and Art, Dublin: Natural History Division: Our Knowledge of the higher crustacea in Ireland. (and Plate I). by Selbie, G. M.

Published: 1913

Citation: Museum bulletin: National Museum of Science and Art, Dublin, Vol. III, Part 3-4, pp. 25-26, July - December, 1913

Journal Article

84

One: a poem beginning "Ever unto my fancy angels were". by R., G. M.

Published: 1900

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXVIII, p. 358, June, 1900

Journal Article

85

Dream or vision: a poem beginning "Under my load of grief at length I slept". by R., G. M.

Published: 1900

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXVIII, p. 377, June, 1900

Journal Article

86

Unseen: near: a poem beginning "Spirit adored." by R., G. M.

Published: 1900

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXVIII, p. 410, July, 1900

Journal Article

87

Set for travel: a poem beginning "Oh, are the Mother, who is thine and mine." by R., G. M.

Published: 1900

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXVIII, p. 587, October 1900

Journal Article

88

The vigil: a poem beginning "They called him dead; I knew he lived and so." by R., G. M.

Published: 1900

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXVIII, p. 712, December, 1900

Journal Article

89

Love's house: a poem beginning "The house wherein Love lived his life." by R., G. M.

Published: 1901

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, pp. 143-144, March, 1901

Journal Article

90

Seven: a poem beginning "Seven lilies in a row." by R., G. M.

Published: 1901

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, p. 311, June, 1901

Journal Article

91

Vacated: a poem beginning "House, like my heart, desolate." by R., G. M.

Published: 1901

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, p. 345, July, 1901

Journal Article

92

An interior: a poem beginning "Little gay chamber, thick-set walls of gold." by R., G. M.

Published: 1901

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, p. 426, August, 1901

Journal Article

93

Death; A poem beginning "Opening that we cannot find." by R., G. M.

Published: 1901

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, p. 611, November, 1901

Journal Article

94

The aloc: a poem beginning "Seven sweet years of flowers my garden know." by R., G. M.

Published: 1901

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, p. 634, December 1901

Journal Article

95

The year's round: a poem beginning "Another round is done." by R., G. M.

Published: 1902

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXX, p. 51, January, 1902

Journal Article

96

Christe, exaudi nos!: a poem beginning "O Jesus, grief's red flower." by R., G. M.

Published: 1902

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXX, p. 686, December, 1902

Journal Article

97

Centenary celebrations in Brussels, 1930. by Sweetman, G. M.

Published: 1931

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LIX, pp. 163-168, March, 1931

Journal Article

98

Rev. Dr. John Boyce ("Paul Peppergras", 1810-64). by McNamara, G. M.

Published: 1965

Citation: Donegal annual, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 141-149, 1965

Journal Article

99

Note on A letter from the West Indies (from H. D'Lacherois July, 1762). by L., G. M. de

Published: 1965

Citation: The Irish sword: the journal of the Military History Society of Ireland, Vol. VII, No. 27, pp. 173-174, Winter, 1965

Journal Article

100

On the construction of large sluices for irrigation and navigation. by Stoney, F. G. M.

Published: 1877

Citation: Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland, Vol. XI, pp. 24-39, 1877

Journal Article

Copy of an epitaph in Fedamore Churchyard, Co. Limerick. by L., G. M.

Visit to Baronscourt and Lislap forests, West Tyrone district. by Mac G., M.

National Museum of Science and Art, Dublin: Natural History Division: Our Knowledge of the higher crustacea in Ireland. (and Plate I). by Selbie, G. M.

One: a poem beginning "Ever unto my fancy angels were". by R., G. M.

Dream or vision: a poem beginning "Under my load of grief at length I slept". by R., G. M.

Unseen: near: a poem beginning "Spirit adored." by R., G. M.

Set for travel: a poem beginning "Oh, are the Mother, who is thine and mine." by R., G. M.

The vigil: a poem beginning "They called him dead; I knew he lived and so." by R., G. M.

Love's house: a poem beginning "The house wherein Love lived his life." by R., G. M.

Seven: a poem beginning "Seven lilies in a row." by R., G. M.

Vacated: a poem beginning "House, like my heart, desolate." by R., G. M.

An interior: a poem beginning "Little gay chamber, thick-set walls of gold." by R., G. M.

Death; A poem beginning "Opening that we cannot find." by R., G. M.

The aloc: a poem beginning "Seven sweet years of flowers my garden know." by R., G. M.

The year's round: a poem beginning "Another round is done." by R., G. M.

Christe, exaudi nos!: a poem beginning "O Jesus, grief's red flower." by R., G. M.

Centenary celebrations in Brussels, 1930. by Sweetman, G. M.

Rev. Dr. John Boyce ("Paul Peppergras", 1810-64). by McNamara, G. M.

Note on A letter from the West Indies (from H. D'Lacherois July, 1762). by L., G. M. de

On the construction of large sluices for irrigation and navigation. by Stoney, F. G. M.

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