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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"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 Growth and Development of Sport in Co. Tipperary, 1840-1880
The growth and development of sport in Co. Tipperary, 1840 to 1880, was promoted and supported by the landed elite and military officer classes. In the instances of cricket, rugby union and association football, the military were the principle agency through which these sports were disseminated …
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The Transportation of Convicts from County Tipperary to Australia 1836-1853
… 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 of …
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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, not …
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A social history of sport in Cork, Tipperary and Waterford, c. 1880-1930
… comparing developments in three counties: Cork, Tipperary and Waterford. In particular this thesis considers the development of rugby and soccer in comparative perspective across these three counties, asking what local factors impacted on their uneven development in the region and considering the …
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The Impacts of Health Care Reconfiguration on Patient Access to Services: A Case Study of Nenagh General Hospital
… have been made to acute care services in North Tipperary and look at how these changes have impacted the community in regards to access to care. Using both qualitative and quantitative methods in the form of interviews, questionnaires and already available hospital statistics, conclusions were …
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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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The Expansion and Decline of The O’Donel Estate Newport, County Mayo 1785-1852
… by the Medlicotts was also land in Counties Tipperary, Kilkenny and Waterford but this was probably disposed of almost immediately as the only reference to it in the O’Donel papers is in the deed of sale of 17 July 1774.
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The Role of the G.A.A. in Creating, Maintaining and Reinforcing Senses of Place and Identity
… maintaining senses of place in Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary. The G.A.A. itself is an organisation of over one million members, its strength comes from the two opposite notions of rivalry and comradery. It is this rivalry that is the core of identity and sense ofplace in areas where hurling and the …
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The Protestant Orphan Society, Dublin, 1828-1928
… Meath, Westmeath, Carlow, Mayo, Limerick and Tipperary. These later societies used the structures of the P.O.S. in Dublin as a blueprint. However, they worked largely independently of the Dublin society and were not subject to direction from the parent body. County Protestant orphan societies …
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The Politics of the Image: Ireland, Landscape and Nineteenth-‐Century Photography
… chapter, ‘Visualising the Rise and Fall of New Tipperary’, is focused on how contending photographic languages mediated one of the key battlegrounds in the Plan of Campaign’s conflict with a government-‐backed syndicate of landlords in 1889-‐90. The uses to which the images were put …
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Pioneering new approaches to woodland ecology and human activity in medieval Ireland (c.500-1550AD): an investigation using archaeological charcoal
… located in the south-midlands through counties Tipperary (N8/M8 Cullahill to Cashel Bypass Scheme and Toureen Peckaun) and Kilkenny/Carlow (N9/N10 Kilcullen to Waterford Road Scheme). These sites represented a cross section of early medieval (fifth-twelfth AD) and later medieval (post–twelfth …
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Stair na Gaeilge i gContae Thiobraid Árann 1700-1901
Stair na Gaeilge i gCo. Thiobraid Árann i rith na tréimhse 1700-1901 atá á ríomhadh sa tráchtas seo. Tar éis a cúlra agus a comhthéacs a shuíomh i gCaibidil a hAon, déantar scríobhaithe an cheantair a áireamh, fara tráchtaireacht orthu, i gCaibidil a Dó. I gCaibidlí a Trí agus a Ceathair, féachtar …
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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 …