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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"County Tipperary"”.
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The Quakers of County Tipperary 1655-1924
The Quaker connection with County Tipperary lasted from their arrival shortly after the middle of the seventeenth century to the closure of their last meeting houses in Carrick-on-Suir and Clonmel in 1924. This thesis examines their history and attempts to evaluate the contribution they made to …
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The Transportation of Convicts from County Tipperary to Australia 1836-1853
… the socio-economic conditions prevailing in county Tipperary during the period in question. The affects on those residing within the county, both rural and urban, and to try and understand how socioeconomic conditions had such an influence in the perpetration of crime and the resulting cases …
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The burning o f Kilboy House, Nenagh, County Tipperary, 2 August 1922
… backgrounds. Big houses such as Kilboy in County Tipperary were subject to incessant raids and sheep and cattle and lands were commandeered. Much activity centred round the burning of big houses, which was a major feature of intimidation and on a scale landlords had not experienced before, …
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The Ryans of Inch and their world: a Catholic gentry family from dispossession to integration, c.1650-1831
In October 1767 a Tipperary landowner named Daniel Ryan of Inch passed away. Word of his demise spread beyond the immediate locality, and eventually newspapers as far away as Belfast would recount how his ‘plentiful estate’ had been in the family ‘above 500 years’. Based on the surviving records, …
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An Ecclesiastical Institution in Medieval Munster: A Study of Emly to c. 1100
This thesis provides a critical history of Emly, a prominent ecclesiastical institution in central Munster purportedly founded by St Ailbe in the fifth or sixth century. While it is a common refrain that Emly was the most important church in early medieval Munster, it has yet to receive a dedicated …