McDonagh
Mentioned in 16 documents, 19 times across the archives
Documents
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Cloonamahon Passionists House
2 mentions“Cleanamahon' Original owner was McDonagh who lost the property at the Plantation in”
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Mass notices 1928 1931
1 mention“Sarah McDonagh”
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Mass noticies 1933 1936
1 mention“James McDonagh Peter Fitzsimour”
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Mass notices 1939 1942
1 mention“Sara McDonagh .”
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November 1915
1 mention“McDonagh . Alice Holt. Mollie Chisnall , and Winifred Finn”
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CrossAnnual 1923 1928
1 mention“who captained the McDonagh Football”
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110087
1 mention“T. MCDONAGH.”
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114428
1 mention“The copy, he said, was handed to them by James Connolly, who was accompanied by Thomas McDonagh. Then they found that they had not enough type and they sent a messenger to James Connolly to ask what t”
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122016
1 mention“Having referred to the attack on District-Inspector McDonagh and the shooting of Constable Scully, to whose family he tendered his sympathy, his Lordship proceeded to outline what should be the line o”
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135362
3 mentions“Father Hilary, O.S.F.C., S.T.L., D.Ph., M.A., the gifted son of Mr. M. McDonagh, and Mrs. McDonagh, Bishop's Hill, Kilkenny, who is at present in Rome, gives a historical narration of "Irish Capuchin ”
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196022
1 mention“"Early on Friday morning, after they had become aware of MacNeill's orders, Pearse, MacDiarmeda and McDonagh interviewed MacNeill again and told him of the expected arrival of the cargo of arms. There”
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56006
1 mention“Lily & I called round last evening to Mrs McDonagh epoor Don has to go to a nursing home & lie on his back for months. Two of the vertebrae as also the roots of the lungs are affected & he is to be pl”
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56266
1 mention“The same fate met young Heuston, McDonagh and McBride,”
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57133
1 mention“Free State troops raided Mr. Hobans, Newsagent, Parnell Street, on the 13th of November and took away with them photographs of the leaders executed in 1916—Pearse, Connolly, McDonagh, etc. They stated”
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57474
1 mention“—McDonagh.”
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92577
1 mention“The April "Record" also includes the feature of "Notes from Rome," an interesting and discriminating series of paragraphs on Roman happenings of Irish or general Catholic interest, by Father Hilary, O”