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1234.1 | You asked... | POLAR::RUSHTON | տ� | Tue Jul 06 1993 18:22 | 1 |
| Ballynaskagareenrathplopdunoopsy110milestilebeboopaloola, Co. Cork
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1234.2 | and Inchbridge is the shortest! | MACNAS::SPOMPHRETT | | Wed Jul 07 1993 08:29 | 3 |
| Sixmilebridge??
(Is the question just another Clareman's way of showing off?)
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1234.3 | Co Wicklow | SIOG::BRENNAN_M | festina lente | Wed Jul 07 1993 08:33 | 3 |
| How about Newtownmountkennedy Co Wicklow
Mbr
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1234.4 | And starts with the letter "M"..... | HILL16::BURNS | ANCL�R | Wed Jul 07 1993 09:34 | 8 |
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The Irish Trivia Book that I have indicates that the town is
actually in County Galway and the name contains 22 letters.
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1234.5 | I'm stumped | TALLIS::DARCY | Alpha Migration Tools | Wed Jul 07 1993 09:43 | 3 |
| maamcrossanddaddyirate <- that's 22.
Give us another hint there Ancl�r.
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1234.6 | | HILL16::BURNS | ANCL�R | Wed Jul 07 1993 09:58 | 15 |
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M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A
And while you're thinking about that one, heres a question for Pat Rushton:
Who was the first Republician Mayor of Cork ? (Hint: Not Terance MacSwiney)
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1234.7 | A curtain falls over the Lee... | POLAR::RUSHTON | տ� | Thu Jul 08 1993 09:41 | 22 |
| Oh, keVin, keVin! You're such a tease!
But I wouldn't refer to him as a Republican (re: Democrat). He was a
member of the Volunteers in Cork and responsible (along with his
second-in-command, Terence MacSwiney) for the `revolving risings'.
When the municipal elections were held on 15 January 1920, he was
elected councilman for Cork City with MacSwiney. He became Mayor of
Cork and made MacSwiney his deputy.
On 20 March 1920, he was shot dead, in front of his wife, in his bed by
`agents' of the RIC. Interestingly, a year later the Lord Mayor of
Limerick was also murdered under similar circumstances - he too had
nationalist sympathies.
And who was `he'...
Tomas MacCurtain
Pat
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1234.8 | Up the Rebels | HILL16::BURNS | ANCL�R | Thu Jul 08 1993 10:03 | 5 |
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Well Done Pat
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1234.9 | 3 seconds please | TALLIS::DARCY | Alpha Migration Tools | Thu Jul 08 1993 10:41 | 1 |
| OK Ancl�r, who was the first Jewish mayor of Cork???
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1234.10 | | HILL16::BURNS | ANCL�R | Thu Jul 08 1993 10:53 | 5 |
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Mario Biaggi
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1234.11 | Legislative Union | SCOTTC::MARSHALL | Spitfire Drivers Do It Topless | Tue Aug 24 1993 08:12 | 14 |
| Hi,
Not exactly trivia, but I couldn't find a suitable topic and it didn't seem
to warrant a whole new topic...
On the back of the Irish �20 note is an extract from a document signed by
Daniel O'Connell, and dated 1845, pledging to seek the repeal the Legislative
Union.
What exactly is the Legislative Union? I guess it was some Governmental system
imposed on Ireland by Westminster, but I'm a bit fuzzy about these things...
Thanks for any info,
Scott
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1234.12 | Act of Union. | MACNAS::JDOOLEY | On the way | Tue Aug 24 1993 09:42 | 4 |
| He may be referring to the Act of Union, a law passed by the British
parliament abolishing the Irish parliament and instead giving
representation for Irish people in Westminster.
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1234.13 | Clue required | MACNAS::MJOGRADY | | Thu Sep 09 1993 00:47 | 1 |
| Any more clues on the Galway place name with 22 letters ?
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1234.14 | | HILL16::BURNS | ANCL�R | Thu Sep 09 1993 09:25 | 5 |
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M U C K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L I A
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1234.15 | Galway place name | MACNAS::JDOOLEY | On the way | Thu Sep 09 1993 10:13 | 3 |
| Something along the lines of Mugheraidirdhahawlia which means the soft
place between two seas, a reference to a peninsular bog in Conamara.
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1234.16 | | TALLIS::DARCY | Alpha Migration Tools | Thu Sep 09 1993 10:19 | 9 |
| ? Mugher - soft
Ait - place
idir - between
dha - two
? hawlia - seas
John, I need help understanding the translations of "mugher" and "hawlia"?
p.s. by the way, isn't the longest name somewhere in Kerry?
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1234.17 | Located in County Galway | HILL16::BURNS | ANCL�R | Thu Sep 09 1993 10:55 | 11 |
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re: 15
That's the place all right ....
The spelling in the reference book I have is MUCKANAGHEDERDAUHAULIA
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