DUNGANNON
Mentioned in 16 documents, 23 times across the archives
Documents
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Missions and retreats 1868 1930
1 mention“Dungannon .”
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Ardoyne Missions and Retreats 1958 1968
1 mention“dungannon”
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“This worthy young priest was born in Dungannon , Co. Tyrone , Ireland on”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
1 mention“Dungannon , Co. Tyrone”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
5 mentions“So . Wine Department ... 2/2/1 DUNGANNON ...”
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May 1958
1 mention“Do . Wine Department ... 2281 DUNGANNON ... ...”
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July 1958
1 mention“2281 Dungannon .”
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Nov 1958
2 mentions“Do . Wine Department ... 2281 DUNGANNON ... ...”
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Jan 1959
1 mention“Do . Wine Department ... 228I DUNGANNON ... ... THEY NEWCASTLE”
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feb 1959
1 mention“So . Wine Department ... 2/2/1 DUNGANNON ...”
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April 1959
2 mentions“Do. Wine"Department # 228I DUNGANNON ... ... 184 NEWCAST”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
1 mention“MITE BOXES—Sister Alphonses, Harwick; Sister Teresita, Cahirciveen, £6 8s. 8d.; Mercy Convent, Ballinasloe, £5 10s; M. Madigan, Ardagh, £5; Presentation Convent, Thurles, £4 0s. 6d.; Mrs. T. Jones, B.”
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110345
1 mention“Dungannon Park.”
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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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195512
1 mention“Most Rev. Dr. O'Doherty, Bishop of Clonfert, read an address from the Hierarchy of Ireland, which was signed by Cardinal Logue and all the Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland. Father Russell had the pr”
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196022
1 mention“He was born in Kiltyclogher, Co. Leitrim, in 1884, the eighth child in a family of ten. He intended to be a teacher but as a pupil-teacher he had a row with the school manager and went off to Glasgow ”