Harrington
Mentioned in 16 documents, 18 times across the archives
Documents
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Relation Quin
1 mention“Anno 1940--41, peracta studiae philosophiae, cursus theologiae ordinatus erat a R.D. M. I. Ryelandt cum assistentia R.P. Harrington. O.P., ex Dominicorum Patriorum. Hibernicae, et D. Huberto Janssens.”
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Yorkshire Insurance Company
1 mention“SIR STANLEY HARRINGTON, CORK.”
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applications to monastery
1 mention“(Rev) S. Harrington A.M.”
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brother mungo
1 mention“Mr. Harrington (Dr.) wrote to Fr. Peter and sent £40 for the boy's fees, and that means he is £50 in advance. He wrote to Fr. Peter I hope you enjoyed your good rest during the holiday's. And Fr. Pete”
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Francis guest
1 mention“the Parish Priest of Harrington Street Church in the City”
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130101
1 mention“THE KILMAINHAM PAPERS. By Captain N. C. Harrington ... .. 13”
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147068
1 mention“The above party of Irish priests sailed for the United States from Cove on board the North German Lloyd liner "s.s. Bremen." The picture includes —Rev. Gabriel Harrington, Cork; Rev. John Henry Sligo;”
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182730
2 mentions“HARRINGTON'S Paints and Varnishes.”
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183380
1 mention“Flowillighter at St. Revin' Church, Harrington Street, Dublin.”
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211157
1 mention“GLENGARRIFFE.—Bernard Harrington.”
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223261
1 mention“Father Gabriel Harrington & M. Cap”
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231944
2 mentions“Father Joseph Fenelon has been appointed by His Lordship, Most Reverend Bishop Cantwell to have charge of the work. He will be assisted by Father Gabriel Harrington. Later on it is expected that other”
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232165
1 mention“Fr. Gabriel (Harrington)”
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232578
1 mention“20. Rev. Fr. Adrian Sharkey O.M.Cap. arrived in Bend in the second week of Nov. 1915. and left for Roseburg in Nov. 1919. Rev. Fr. Urban Riordan O.M.Cap. succeeded him arriving in Bend on Christmass E”
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84836
1 mention“It is only within recent years that this plan of building on the outskirts has been adopted by the Corporation. But it is interesting to recall that in 1913, Dr. Lorcan Sherlock, Lord Mayor stated tha”
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92594
1 mention“The Lord Mayor of Cork (Councillor James Hickey, T.D.) performed the opening ceremony, and associated with him on the platform were the Lady Mayoress (Mrs Hickey), Mrs. Curran, President of the Bazaar”