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An Ros geal dubh: (a note quoting Walsh and Conyngham's Ecclesiastical History of Ireland saying Queen Elizabeth rewarded the composer of the song "An Ros geal dubh" which ridicule... de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1932

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XX, p. 93, July-August, 1932

Journal Article

62

Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet and the Irish language (quotation from a letter written on Feb., 22, 1905 to J. S. Fuller, Dublin). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1933

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXI, pp. 19-20, January-February, 1933

Journal Article

63

David Fitzgerald (his articles in Early Volumes of the Revue Celtique). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1933

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXI, p. 19, January-February, 1933

Journal Article

64

Irish professors in the eighteenth century (Philip Fitzgibbon, Kilkenny, omitted in former reference) See also p. 143, and Vol. XXIV, p. 41, re Patrick O' Hely. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1934 Rannpháirtithe: “…Ó C., B.…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXII, p. 65, May-June, 1934

Journal Article

65

A Limerick bookseller-poet (Edward Flinn). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 58, March-April, 1930

Journal Article

66

Review of Daya of fear, by Frank Gallagher. de réir O'S., C.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1929

Citation: The Dublin magazine, Vol. IV, Ser. New, No. 1, pp. 65-66, January-March, 1929

Journal Article

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Peadar Ó Gealacáin (Peter Galligan. school master). See also p. 102, Sept.-Oct. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, pp. 10-11, January-February, 1929

Journal Article

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A collection of Irish MSS. in Cahirciveen (a quotation from An Gaodhal, New York with reference to John O'Sullivan's collection and also reference to MSS. collections at Maynooth). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 129, November-December, 1929

Journal Article

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Gearrbhaile (Eanair 1930): Paragraph in Irisleabhar published in Coláiste Seósaimh Naomhtha, i mBéal Átha na Sluagh. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 95, May-June, 1930

Journal Article

70

Oliver Goldsmith (an account of an ancestor, Rev. John Gouldsmith a pervert priest who left an account of "an inhuman and bar-barous massacre" in 1641). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, pp. 118-119, July-August, 1930

Journal Article

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Dr. Redmond and Graisberry. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 24, January-Febrauary, 1930

Journal Article

72

James Stephens (Edmund Dwyer Gray's kindness to the Fenian leader when old in Paris as stated by J. W. O' Beirne in the Sunday Independent). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1932

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XX, p. 15, January-February, 1932

Journal Article

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Amyas Griffith's printing press (a reference back to I. B. S., Vol. VII, p.186). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 11, January - February, 1929

Journal Article

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Rev. Edmund Hogan, S.J. (and account of his learning Irish from Robert Haly, S.J., son of James Haly, printer, Cork). See also p. 66. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1933

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXI, p. 43, March-April, 1933

Journal Article

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Joseph Hamilton (referring to the adoption of the tricolour as a national emblem and to a catechism of Irish history) See also N.B. White p. 113-4 and S. 60. Vol. XXI, p. 43. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1932

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XX, p. 61, May-June, 1932

Journal Article

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Joseph Hamilton: (a reference to his publications). See also Vol. XXII. p. 39,and p. 66. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1933

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXI, p. 114, September-October, 1933

Journal Article

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Query: have any of Fr. Elly Hanley's Irish poems been preserved?. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 24, January-February, 1930

Journal Article

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The first Irish periodical in England (The Harp published in London Dec. 2, 1810). de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1928

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVI, p. 71, May-June, 1928

Journal Article

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The Corrib country by Richard Hayward, reviewed by S Ó C. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1944

Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. XXXIII, pp. 286-287, June 1944

Journal Article

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Hibernia Dominicana (on the places where it might have been printed). See also Vol. XVII, p. 9. de réir Ó C., S.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1928

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVI, p. 117, July-December, 1928

Journal Article

An Ros geal dubh: (a note quoting Walsh and Conyngham's Ecclesiastical History of Ireland saying Queen Elizabeth rewarded the composer of the song "An Ros geal dubh" which ridicule... de réir Ó C., S.

Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet and the Irish language (quotation from a letter written on Feb., 22, 1905 to J. S. Fuller, Dublin). de réir Ó C., S.

David Fitzgerald (his articles in Early Volumes of the Revue Celtique). de réir Ó C., S.

Irish professors in the eighteenth century (Philip Fitzgibbon, Kilkenny, omitted in former reference) See also p. 143, and Vol. XXIV, p. 41, re Patrick O' Hely. de réir Ó C., S.

A Limerick bookseller-poet (Edward Flinn). de réir Ó C., S.

Review of Daya of fear, by Frank Gallagher. de réir O'S., C.

Peadar Ó Gealacáin (Peter Galligan. school master). See also p. 102, Sept.-Oct. de réir Ó C., S.

A collection of Irish MSS. in Cahirciveen (a quotation from An Gaodhal, New York with reference to John O'Sullivan's collection and also reference to MSS. collections at Maynooth). de réir Ó C., S.

Gearrbhaile (Eanair 1930): Paragraph in Irisleabhar published in Coláiste Seósaimh Naomhtha, i mBéal Átha na Sluagh. de réir Ó C., S.

Oliver Goldsmith (an account of an ancestor, Rev. John Gouldsmith a pervert priest who left an account of "an inhuman and bar-barous massacre" in 1641). de réir Ó C., S.

Dr. Redmond and Graisberry. de réir Ó C., S.

James Stephens (Edmund Dwyer Gray's kindness to the Fenian leader when old in Paris as stated by J. W. O' Beirne in the Sunday Independent). de réir Ó C., S.

Amyas Griffith's printing press (a reference back to I. B. S., Vol. VII, p.186). de réir Ó C., S.

Rev. Edmund Hogan, S.J. (and account of his learning Irish from Robert Haly, S.J., son of James Haly, printer, Cork). See also p. 66. de réir Ó C., S.

Joseph Hamilton (referring to the adoption of the tricolour as a national emblem and to a catechism of Irish history) See also N.B. White p. 113-4 and S. 60. Vol. XXI, p. 43. de réir Ó C., S.

Joseph Hamilton: (a reference to his publications). See also Vol. XXII. p. 39,and p. 66. de réir Ó C., S.

Query: have any of Fr. Elly Hanley's Irish poems been preserved?. de réir Ó C., S.

The first Irish periodical in England (The Harp published in London Dec. 2, 1810). de réir Ó C., S.

The Corrib country by Richard Hayward, reviewed by S Ó C. de réir Ó C., S.

Hibernia Dominicana (on the places where it might have been printed). See also Vol. XVII, p. 9. de réir Ó C., S.

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