Bonmahon: an account of an Irish College founded there by Philip F. Barron who also founded a magazine "Ancient Ireland" in 1835 to promote the Irish language.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Coleman, James
Citation:	The Irish book lover, Vol. I, p. 121, April, 1910
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	April, 1910
Subjects:	Ancient Ireland Barron, Philip Fitzgerald Coleman, James 1835 > 1835 Irish Language > Study and Teaching Bunmahon > Decies without Drum Barony Ireland > Munster > Waterford

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