Rush
Mentioned in 23 documents, 33 times across the archives
Documents
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earlydays little flower 1945 feb
1 mention“Some weeks passed and in the rush of work at the hospital where I was resident surgeon, I forgot the encounter, until one evening when I had settled in my favourite chair, the sight of the autobiograp”
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school annals 1930 1940
2 mentions“This Rugby match was played on our own grounds, on Saturday 25th November. This also was our first meeting with the Galway school. They arrived by 'bus and the match began at 3.45. As it had rained co”
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school annals 1942 1945
4 mentions“The Rugby Season at Glenstal is back in full swing again. This year we are particularly strong when represented by our under- 17's and under 18's. We played our first match to-day, an under 16 against”
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“day is that continual rush no time for”
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“Miss Legden with many giving a little more general help to Matron where she reads it for the house-work, will be able to carry on - As a matter of fact it is letter for Miss O'Rourke not to arrive the”
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103067
1 mention“short - socks or suit. Strange I got no decidedness as to what dottes suited their climate. To a fine Caly - though I prefer Landon - should strange & wide. Subarts portuculony good. But his impossibl”
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107961
1 mention“I got your letter of 8th. July; It came to me just after your visit. For both I thank you warmly - the visit and the letter - I know not how to thank you indeed for your affection and thought of me - ”
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111505
3 mentions“Then came a rush. and every ambush,”
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115361
1 mention“Farmstead, Rush, Co. Dublin”
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118088
1 mention“I suppose you are half dead, but the rush will soon be over and you will be able to enjoy a quiet rest, I hope.”
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118835
1 mention“MISS Elizabeth Bowen is very popular as a writer just now. In her recent book, "Bowen's Court," she tells the story of her family in North Cork since the days of the seventeenth century when Colonel H”
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122934
1 mention“As was to be expected a large crowd gathered outside the assumed such a riotous attitude that a squad of police had considerable difficulty in ensuring that the peace. A number of attempts were made t”
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125031
1 mention“His job then was to hold off the British should they rush to Dublin by train from Waterford. His small group of men broke up the line on Easter Sunday night, fired on a party coming to surprise them.”
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131654
1 mention“Paddy Pat Bawn doesn't have to tell you of the hardship of his tender years—he probably doesn't realize that they were hard. The thought escapes now and then, despite him; a casual reference to tea se”
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196319
1 mention“When I gave you that advice what was in my mind was that you were as likely as not to marry your landlady's daughter in a fit of sentimentality. I did not foresee that you would rush so violently to t”
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221129
1 mention“I had intended answering your last letter sooner, but the Christmas rush held me up, and then I decided to wait until I had the Report of the S.M.A. ready.”
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221879
1 mention“I gave Bishop O'Brien back his check, and he said, he would keep it for me until April 1st. In the meantime I am trying to get help, chiefly donations. It may be for the best that we do not rush. Beca”
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232862
1 mention“So much for the material point of view. From the spiritual point of view I would say the need for reorganization and centralization is more urgent. At the present time the parish is split up into four”
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56266
2 mentions“Yes, ye of the freedom-won nations, You can lift up your eyes to the sun, And hear on your ear-drums the plaudits Of a world, e'er the battles begun. This spoken that foemen embattled Are nearing your”
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56444
1 mention“An explanation of the rush of the morning I heard that afternoon when speaking to the people. The military, some of them said, were for a long while pounding at our gate in Church Street, but since th”
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56876
1 mention“ON THE THURSDAY EVENING in Erris district two enemy outposts were captured. Statements made by these men show that Brigadier Neary and 45 of the enemy were in position and waiting until dawn to rush o”
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93693
4 mentions“Fr. Fintan explained the policy on baptism. 'We do our best to see that they are good Catholics. There is no rush about receiving them as catechumens. Only after four”
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97088
1 mention“It was owned by a landlord and the Land Commission took it over in 1929 1 think and we got it in 193 1. So it was used first as a novitiate for one year I think and then as a house of theology. A beau”