Moore
Mentioned in 71 documents, 199 times across the archives
Documents
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Dispute with Bishop McCallister
1 mention“supportuns at home always to alter to Mr. Moore”
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Mass notices 1923 1925
5 mentions“Hellen Moore .”
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Mass notices 1928 1931
4 mentions“former Moore .”
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Mass noticies 1933 1936
2 mentions“bheriologist Mooney Ellen Moore”
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Mass notices 1939 1942
5 mentions“Joseph Catherine Moore .”
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Missions and Retreats 1885 1951
4 mentions“Dendices in the Church of Mr. Moore thelegates .”
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Missions and retreats 1868 1930
2 mentions“Moore . " C. Macheratett : Rev. P. Con-”
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Mount Argus archives 1707 1808
1 mention“# of William Moore -”
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“Moore Hughes . Anne Percy”
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post gen misc
1 mention“adventures . Moore Simpson ,”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
1 mention“in the words of Moore . " had scarcely learned”
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June 1915(2)
1 mention“Fergus Moore sees only one picture now : a valley set”
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May 1915
1 mention“Moore . Eileen Somerville , Eileen Kavanagh , John Byrne ,”
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November 1916
9 mentions“would have accepted Bob Moore , but Papa did not fancy him”
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February 1918
2 mentions“Herbert Moore Pim in The Irishman .”
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January 1919
1 mention“Moore for president . Change of flags however , has”
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CrossBulletinVolX 1919 20
17 mentions“Elizabeth Moore and three other Sisters , came to the ancient City”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
8 mentions“Moore . Now it he had an”
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Nov 1958
1 mention“DENIS O'MOORE provides this sketch”
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Diary
1 mention“dauder . unless Mr. Moore”
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Pilgrims list 1930
1 mention“285 . Moore .”
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PaulMaryPakenham
1 mention“loveliest of Moore's Melodies . In his early days as”
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DivineParaninfa
3 mentions“fittings that will be examined since a mistake ... . Oh Roy Moore ...”
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ReportonGlenstal29thmarc1927
2 mentions“Moore le charpenlier très av consant de la”
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RyantoGregory safehome
1 mention“Moore the Carpenters got instructions from to look to the damaged moof with head. Please sugare if he has done so.”
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bod church building 975
2 mentions“58 Yds. Supl Finish to floors of Boiler Chamber of cement and sand and sal-ferricite 1" thick laid to falls mixed in the proportions 1 part cement to \frac{1}{2} parts sand with 24 lbs. of sal-ferrici”
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dom bede lebbe
4 mentions“et lui, « héroïquement cruel » (c'est toujours la légende qui va son train) d'un vigoureux revers, se détacha d'elle, et la rejeta au dehors, c'est-à-dire dans le lac, car il n'y a rien au bord du tro”
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earlydays anne liturgique
1 mention“et lui, « héroïquement cruel » (c'est toujours la légende qui va son train) d'un vigoureux revers, se détacha d'elle, et la rejeta au dehors, c'est-à-dire dans le lac, car il n'y a rien au bord du tro”
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earlydays misc lebbe
2 mentions“These lines are being written in Glenstal by a priest who is waiting for the bell to call him to Dom Bede's Requiem. The monastic air is full of that peace and joy which were so characteristic of the ”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
1 mention“Smaller Sums—Rev. J. Lynch; Sister M. Gabriel; Mother M. Albeus; E. Rice; A. Aylward; B. Sweeney; C. O'Donoghue; Miss Hannifan; Wm. Wogan; Mrs. M. McCarthy; Mr. Carrigan; E. Clarke; Mrs. M. Hammond; H”
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school annals 1942 1945
1 mention“The new recruits are Michael Carty, Ian Hearn, S. Ryan N. Cullen, E. Dwyer, R. Murphy, A. Moore, E. Georghagan and two, who have returned after a short absence, Don Carroll and Johnny Smyth. Mr. Gaffn”
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Toal nunciature
1 mention“I have corresponded with Dom Lebbe and Dom Verner Messe Moore and told the former all that I now tell Your Excellency. I have also talked of the matter to the Jesuit Provincial who was my rector in Mu”
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103455
2 mentions“Somehow "Maitin an B's" seems a more genuine pleading. He starts by falling on the neck of Dr Henebry's pamphlet and fervently embracing it. He organises of Gaelic concerts for daring to introduce non”
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107089
1 mention“Messrs. P. McQuald (Bros. Pearse Cumann); Joe O'Connor (representing National Association of Old I.R.A.); Sean O'Moore (Chairman 1st Btn., Old I.R.A.); Sean Dempsey (Sec., Irish Seamen and Portworkers”
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110862
1 mention“ALDERMAN MOORE, J.P., HIGH SHERIFF,”
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111185
2 mentions“17. Song ... "Sing, Sweet Harp" ... .. Moore”
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111505
4 mentions“MAURICE MOORE, at Cork, April 29, 1921.”
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112137
3 mentions“MAURICE MOORE, at Cork, April 29, 1921.”
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113953
4 mentions“MY wife and I took a Canadian friend with us on our last visit to Dublin. He had expressed the desire to see the city under my guidance, as I had a fair knowledge of places to see and things to do. We”
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115361
2 mentions“Other notable statues of Connor's are those of John Carroll, first Bishop and first Archbishop in the U.S., which stands at Georgetown; Thomas Moore, in the Corcoran Gallery at Washington, and General”
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116199
1 mention“MOORE ABBEY,”
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118835
13 mentions“For twenty years the fercest literary controversy of modern times has been raging round the figure of James Joyce; and now he has died, an exile in Zürich. Opinions always will differ regarding the qu”
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120817
3 mentions“SIR,—One would require the facetiousness of George Moore or an arrow from the quiver of Shaw's wit to do justice to "Nichevo's" views as he expressed them about Dr. Hyde's funeral; for, when that very”
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121265
1 mention“In the early hours of Good Friday morning, 1916 -- Ireland lay deep in slumber. It was not only a physical sleep but a national one too: as told by our poet Tom Moore when he sang:”
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122016
1 mention“Dr. E. W. M'Quaid, J.P., Cootehill, and Dr. Moore, Drum, who were both overworked, are confined to bed. The Governors of Co. Antrim Infirmary tendered sympathy to the house surgeon, Dr. George St. Geo”
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123685
9 mentions“John McCormack (accompanied by Gerald Moore at the piano), recording one of his famous songs for H.M.V.”
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124147
1 mention“The American chaplains, all wearing the uniform of the American armed forces, were: Father Gready, whose people came from Roscommon and Sligo; Rev. R. Meade, who was born in Fiddown, Co. Kilkenny; Rev”
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124393
6 mentions“Let me recall also his tone of exquisite quality which remained in the listener's memory, like a beautiful poetic thought. Masterly use of this gift was made by John Count McCormack in a gamut of voca”
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125031
1 mention“The preservation of Coole, or Ratra House or Moore Hall—all now gone—calls for voluntary enterprise on the part of those who best appreciate the fact that such buildings can be monuments of a nation's”
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129743
2 mentions“Words by Thomas Moore”
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131210
2 mentions“George Moore”
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131360
9 mentions“Thomas Moore.”
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132124
2 mentions“you could not get it returned in time for X years. My Just published "Forus Plays in Denmark" (Macmillan & Co., down) has channel, designed for market & slip continues by Edmund Dulay & a headsons cov”
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132694
1 mention“Mr Moore. T & C Martin's. North Wall.”
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133376
1 mention“PRINTED FOR RICHARD MOORE TIMS.”
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134658
2 mentions“In 1325, in the absence of the English settlers, Rheban, Dunamase, and all their dependencies, were taken by O'Moore.”
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142845
1 mention“W. G. MOORE”
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146724
1 mention“Messrs. H. J. MacManus, chairman; A. McCabe, L. Breen, P. C. Moore, representing Educational Building Society; Mr. R. Thompson, chairman, Williams and Woods.”
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147230
3 mentions“MOORE'S”
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195282
1 mention“Among the letters were two from Daniel O'Connell and one from Thomas Moore; others were from Cardinal Wiseman, Jonah Barrington and Bishop Kinsella.”
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195326
1 mention“Gill poured forth a long series of highly literary works on art in its relation to aesthetics, economics, sociology, morals, and religion. He extended his condemnation of the Reformation to the Renais”
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196022
2 mentions“would be shot but the others let free; at the end, on the Saturday, in Moore Street, preparing for the surrender by shaving and putting on a clean collar.”
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196556
1 mention“SUCH Irish Catholic writers as Thomas Moore, John Banim and Gerald Griffin had already made names for themselves in London. Thomas D'Arcy M'Gee had done likewise in the United States, and hailing as h”
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218866
1 mention“Madden Moore”
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219315
1 mention“Serve but to light the troubled way."—MOORE.”
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220274
1 mention“THE LIFE OF COUNT ARTHUR MOORE”
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223196
1 mention“Mr. M. Moore.....”
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233231
1 mention“Moore, Mr. M. ....”
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233251
1 mention“Note (M. Moore) 250.00”
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56272
1 mention“24 Marlboro' Street, 24 Moore”
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89970
3 mentions“Ards estate purchased from Wrays by Alexander Stewart (b. 1746); he was son of Alex. Stewart of Mount Stewart, Co. Down and younger brother of the first Marquis of Londenderry. Alex. Stewart settled a”