O'Neill
Mentioned in 109 documents, 332 times across the archives
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Ardoyne General documents
1 mention“in the home of his John O'Neill delighted as”
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Holy Cross Ardoyne legal files
15 mentions“McGarvey , Lynch & O'Neill ,”
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Mass Notices 1918 1921
2 mentions“batherine O'Neill”
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Mass notices 1923 1925
1 mention“Arthur O'Neill .”
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Mass notices 1928 1931
5 mentions“Mr. Paul Mary O'Neill C.P.”
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Mass noticies 1933 1936
1 mention“Bob Paul-many O'Neill”
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Mass notices 1939 1942
2 mentions“Patrick O'Neill .”
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Women s Confraternity Minute Book 1906
36 mentions“the Arthur . Mrs Clayne , Mrs O'Neill , and”
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“Miss O'Neill .”
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Missions and Retreats 1885 1951
2 mentions“( Dr. O'Neill ) was both helpful and horizontal”
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Missions and retreats 1868 1930
2 mentions“this College G. I. Robert , Dr. O'Neill , President”
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“O'Neill ( Hammahstone ) with when the marriage”
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Mount Argus archives general files 1870 1885
2 mentions“O'Neill as”
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“Very Rev. DOMNIC O'NEILL , Rector ,”
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Mount Argus Archives 1900 1919
6 mentions“from Father Dominick O'Neill this Pond was already twice the subject of”
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Canonisation process of Charles Houben
1 mention“Elizabeth O'Neill , as she then was when quite a”
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Cure holybank
1 mention“Elizabeth O'Neill , as she then was when quite a”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
7 mentions“O'Neill , Father Paul Mary”
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June 1915(2)
1 mention“O'Neill , and Benedicta Kelly .”
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May 1915
1 mention“justy city of the North , whose names are Katie O'Neill ,”
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August 1916
1 mention“of thanks and acknowledgment from Ada O'Neill , Marie Antoinette Dunne ,”
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November 1916
2 mentions“the prize again goes to Ada O'Neill , of 24 William-”
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April 1917
2 mentions“o Ada O'Neill , Presentation Convention , Drogheda ,”
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February 1917
2 mentions“escaping on the other side when Miss Maire O'Neill stood in”
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January 1917
2 mentions“four more along with her brother , whom I welcome this month . ' Ada O'Neill ,”
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March 1917
3 mentions“and ) . Lizzie Malone ( Howth ) . Maureen O'Neill ( Arm”
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August 1917
4 mentions“letter from Ada O'Neill , in which she referred to the coming Feis in Dun-”
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December 1917
1 mention“Guild . Miss M.B. O'Neill sends a prose poem this month , and”
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July 1917
2 mentions“rateful to our honorary member . B. M. O'Neill , for a very pretty hand”
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June 1917
1 mention“B. M. O'Neill , sends me a long poem entitled " The Playgrounds of Heaven”
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May 1917
6 mentions“mudge received from Ada O'Neill : " Some of our handful members were”
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November 1917
2 mentions“O'Neill , entitled " The Priest's Mother , " I call the following touching”
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October 1917
1 mention“O'Neill , who is not unknown to us . and who , though she is only an honorary”
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September 1917
3 mentions“Commandant . Ada O'Neill , is in pessimistic mood and her communique is”
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February 1918
1 mention“He writes : " I have seen Miss O'Neill's imprisoned appeal to the”
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January 1918
1 mention“rom Ada O'Neill , who was one of the late corners last month . ' Referring”
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March 1918
3 mentions“faithful honorary member , Miss B. M. O'Neill , never forgets to send a”
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April 1918
2 mentions“prom . came to me from B. M. O'Neill . She asks the prayers of all”
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August 1918
2 mentions“Writes Rita : " Ada O'Neill's sad loss has touched me very deeply and from the”
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December 1918
5 mentions“who entered was Father O'Neill , the priest of Lishbeg .”
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February 1919
3 mentions“readers one day . B. M. O'Neill's warm words of praise of our members”
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January 1919
1 mention“He goal at last . Many thanks to Miss B. M. O'Neill for her beautiful hand”
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July 1918
3 mentions“hear of the sorrow our dear Ada O'Neill has met with in the loss of her”
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June 1918
1 mention“B.M. O'Neill .”
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March 1919
1 mention“ending order to your new segment . The ever-faithful B. M. O'Neill never”
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May 1918
2 mentions“The wish of every heart in the Guild for Ada O'Neill is that God”
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November 1918
5 mentions“B. M. O'Neill . "”
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Sept August 1918
5 mentions“Miss B. M. O'Neill has sent a charming letter full of interest . I am sure”
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CrossBulletinVolX 1919 20
10 mentions“to the Guild . ' Nova McGowan returns' thanks to B. M. O'Neill”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVII 1936 37
8 mentions“Rev. Fr. Paul Marv ( O'Neill ). O.P. -1/”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
3 mentions“Rev. Fr. Dominic ( O'Neill ) , C.P. -19.7 .”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
3 mentions“william O'Neill .”
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Dec 1958
2 mentions“william O'Neill”
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April 1959
3 mentions“william O'Neill .”
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CrossAnnual 1923 1928
3 mentions“father Dominic ( O'Neill ) .”
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Diary
1 mention“unthus hope . O'Neill . Jack local”
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Pilgrims list 1930
4 mentions“7. O'Neill Jr .”
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Passionist Province Deeds
16 mentions“✓ INDENTURE OF LEASE (expired) made between the said C. Wright and G. M. Arnold of the 1st part the said V. Grotti of the 2nd part and The V. Revd. Thos. O'Neill of the 3rd part”
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gandpbookmanifest1
3 mentions“On the crowded platform with Father Dominic O'Neill were the”
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Ardoyne Golden Jubilee 1952
1 mention“sent Fr. Dominic ( O'Neill ) to prepare everything”
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dom bede lebbe
7 mentions“O'Neill”
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earlydays little flower 1945 feb
1 mention“Mother Elizabeth M. J. Domitilla Kane, Loreto Abbey, Dalkey; Sr. M. Colmcille, Convent of St. Louis, Newcastle; Sr. M. Benedict O'Neill; Sr. Joseph Hubertine, The Little Sisters of the Poor, Kilmainha”
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earlydays messager oblats 1947 mar
3 mentions“Columba naquit vers 520 d'une famille illustre de l'Ulster, les O'Neill. Plusieurs de ses ancêtres — entre autres le fameux Niall des Neuf Otages — avaient été Ard Ris ou Grands Rois (2), et il vécut ”
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earlydays misc lebbe
2 mentions“O'Neill”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
4 mentions“§2 and under—Christian Brothers, Dundalk, M. Magennis, Down; Mrs Murphy, Armagh; J. Nolan, Kerry; J. O'Connell, Cork; T. Hughes, Down; H. Jackman, Wexford; K. Toole, Meath; N. O'Neill, Down; A. Reynol”
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school annals 1930 1940
2 mentions“At Limerick Junction I met all the old boys and to my surprise there were twelve new boys, altogether. William and John O'Hea Cussen, Donald and George Crosvie, Billy Spillane James Barton, James Lave”
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school annals 1942 1945
2 mentions“This being Shrove Tuesday we had no work from dinner. time on. In the afternoon, the three houses put a Senior and a Junior team of seven - a - side rugby. Saint Maurs won the Senior and Saint Brendan”
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103339
3 mentions“TELEGRAMS:- "O'NEILL KINSALE."”
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106804
1 mention“EAMONN O'NEILL”
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110345
1 mention“O'NEILL.”
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110862
1 mention“BOGHAIN RIADH. O'NEILL'S ARMY.”
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111185
2 mentions“Printed and Published by Peter O'Neill, Printer, Ogle Street, Armagh.”
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111505
5 mentions“By PHIL O'NEILL.”
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113739
1 mention“O'Donnells went down the landlords came up. O'Neill had fought a "Holy War." The colonists who undertook the Plantation of Ulster, were of different race and religion. Landordism has since become indu”
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113953
4 mentions“A distinguished gathering of citizens included the Bishop, Most Rev. Dr. O'Neill, and the Rt. Rev. Dr. Hodgins, Protestant Bishop.”
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114428
1 mention“We also publish a racy and authoritative account of the Easter rising, and the events that led up to it, written by Brian O'Neill (author of "War for the Land in Ireland") called Easter Week—price 2/-”
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115965
1 mention“As in former years, the Capuchin Franciscan Fathers have left nothing undone in the production of their "Capuchin Annual" for 1935 to make it worthy of its many predecessors. The present volume equals”
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116438
2 mentions“Under the heading, "Celluloid Menace," that well-known actor and author, Gabriel Fallon, writes of the peril of the cinema, particularly from the moral and cultural points of view, and his views are b”
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117051
5 mentions“After these main items in the partition annihilation programme comes the general tone of the whole 1943 annual. Scattered through its pages are articles and poems on the North and its nightmare, chron”
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118088
1 mention“Many thanks. I have got the first two members and my newsreport has an order for regular supply. It is readily splendid. I have been recommended to convenient as by for the best half-crossis worth on ”
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118835
5 mentions“Eugene O'Neill”
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120030
1 mention“or else they keep the studions abreast of every day life as nothing else can. After "the Starry Threshold" came "Ramon of Walliford" (one of the series about Just towns planned by the Talbot Press): t”
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122016
2 mentions“The chief mourners were: Sean, William, Christopher and Michael (sons); Madge (daughter), Laurence O'Dea (brother); Wm, Arthur and Laurence O'Dea (nephews). Others included: Ald L O'Neill, Lord Mayor;”
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124147
2 mentions“Dr. Farren; the Bishop of Ferns, the Most Rev. Dr. Staunton; the Bishop of Limerick, the Most Rev. Dr. O'Neill; the Bishop of Down and Connor, the Most Rev. Dr. Mageean, the Lord Abbot of Mount St. Jo”
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124393
3 mentions“Mr. John Bourke, Galway; Mr. Eamonn O'Neill, Lens Cheann-Comhairle, and Mrs. O'Neill; the priests of airle, and Mrs. O'Neill; the priests of the Pro-Cathedral, Dublin; Mr. M. Beary, Shrewton; Mrs. fre”
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125031
3 mentions“Chief mourners were: Miss K. Corcoran, Dunleer (sister); Messrs. J. L. McKinley, Dundalk, and H. McKinley, Dublin (nephews); Mrs. R. O'Neill, Mrs. R. Brady, Miss M. O'Loughlin, Mrs. M. Morris, Miss Q.”
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128095
1 mention“writer's memory deceives him, His Lordship the Most Reverend Dr. O'Neill, Bishop of Limerick, made a public, clear and authoritative pronouncement against objectionable features in the health legislat”
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128144
1 mention“(BY HUGH O'NEILL).”
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131954
1 mention“Our losses from this barracks to date appear to be about twelve killed, but there are a number missing, The Dublin Carrison generally having been caught napping. Being Easter Monday when hostilities b”
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132664
1 mention“POPULAR devotion to Matt Talbot, the Dublin workingman, has spread far beyond Ireland since his lonely death on June 7th, 1925, so writes V. Rev. Augustine O'Neill, O.F.M. The facts of his life, made ”
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134658
1 mention“In 1648, it was taken by Owen Roe O'Neill, who was afterwards defeated by Lord Inchiquin, and compelled to surrender Rheban and Athy.”
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134920
3 mentions“HUGH O'NEILL IN THE WILDS OF GLENCONKEINE.”
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182957
1 mention“JOHN O'NEILL”
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183066
2 mentions“31 1867. Huger O'Neill submitted to the English.”
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183607
1 mention“He had suffered for some years from neart trouble, to which cause death is believed to have been due. He had intended to be present on Saturday, if possible, to see his horse, Rory O'Neill, run in the”
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183936
1 mention“Sir—With reference to the military court held upon 15 interned Irish prisoners at Frongoch last month I have been asked by a number of people to give the names of the 12 prisoners who have been senten”
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185415
1 mention“Nearly 200 priests walked in the procession, including: - Rev. J. Hoey, P.P., Lusk; Rev. M. Toher, C.C., do.; Rev. F. Farrington, Aughrim St.; Rev. T. Tuomey, Clondalkin; Rev. T. Fahey, Maynooth; Rev.”
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195357
4 mentions“O'NEILL-DAUNT”
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195392
1 mention“The photostat on which I wrote the notes had a list of the names in numerical order; but as this list is omitted from the reproduction in the Irish Times, I am afraid that readers who were not contemp”
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196319
1 mention“But only 2,000 followed General John O'Neill across the frontier and the 10,000 reinforcements failed to turn up. Even so, the invaders won the little battle of Limestone Ridge—nine Canadians killed a”
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207901
1 mention“The Civil Rights movement has the Unionist regime on the run. But O'Neill, Craig and Co. are determined not to yield an inch. The much publicised "reforms" announced is meant as a diversionary tactic ”
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219450
1 mention“W. J. O'NEILL DAUNT”
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220122
4 mentions“The Dublin fac-simile, of which only 100 copies were printed. Of the original Mr. Charles Butler observes, "It is said in the title to be printed at Frankfort, superiorum permissu; but it was supposed”
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223196
1 mention“Mr. J. O'Neill.....”
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56444
1 mention“On Tuesday afternoon Father Albert and myself went to Richmond Barracks where we saw, amongst others, Seán T. Kelly and Larry O'Neill. We heard some confessions but finding that a great many wished to”
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56885
1 mention“Without warning the cell "windows" are fired into every night amidst the shouts and foul language of the Guard outside. So common has the intermittent sniping of the windows become, as well as the fir”
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84829
1 mention“Thos. O'Neill.”
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89901
1 mention“illustrate his noble bearing. Throughout its twentyfour passages the book traces the history of the 2,000 arce Peninsula where in ancient times it was ruled by the O'Boyles. Ironically in July 1642 a ”
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89970
1 mention“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”