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... Catholic mass and burial and a recog- nition of their contribution to the state's foundation ; and that of Fianna Fáil to create a lavish state occasion . The bodies of the ten , who had been hanged and then buried in marked graves in ...
... Catholic mass and burial and a recog- nition of their contribution to the state's foundation ; and that of Fianna Fáil to create a lavish state occasion . The bodies of the ten , who had been hanged and then buried in marked graves in ...
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... Catholicism itself . The history I learned was of the most traditional Catholic nationalist kind , well captured years later in the illustrated history the Brothers produced for schools . And yet the ethos of the Brothers was also ...
... Catholicism itself . The history I learned was of the most traditional Catholic nationalist kind , well captured years later in the illustrated history the Brothers produced for schools . And yet the ethos of the Brothers was also ...
Side 68
... Catholic enthusiasm in Ireland today are , as it were , too close to the bone . During the visit of Pope John Paul ... Catholic hierarchy . " Those days are over , we have been repeatedly assured : so if that is the case , why are the ...
... Catholic enthusiasm in Ireland today are , as it were , too close to the bone . During the visit of Pope John Paul ... Catholic hierarchy . " Those days are over , we have been repeatedly assured : so if that is the case , why are the ...
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On the state funerals DIARMAID FERRITER | 5 |
Three notes on the Elgin Marbles TIM ROBINSON | 15 |
A hundred acres a few ditches some mist VONA GROARKE | 21 |
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