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...iation]], a [[pressure group]] formed in 1870 and led by [[Isaac Butt]], a Dublin Barrister who had once been a leading Irish [[Conservative]] before becomin

...points. For example the All-Ireland semifinal in 2007 finished Kerry 1-15 Dublin 0-16 which means that Kerry won by two points.

...South of England Eleven]] (USEE) against 15 past and present players of [[Dublin University]]. This was due to be played over three days, starting on Thursd ...Archive: ''[https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/195/195091.html Dublin University v USEE, 1878]''. CricketArchive.

...Vol 1: [http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/T106500A/text006.html "Achall"], Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1902</ref>

...sh-house-of-lords-and-its-members-1600-1800-f-g-james-irish-academic-press-dublin-and-the-catholic-university-of-america-press-washington-27-50/ ...ouse of Lords and its members 1600-1800, F.G. James (Irish Academic Press, Dublin and The Catholic University of America Press, Washington £27.50)

...[[head of government]]). Since 1922, it has met in [[Leinster House]] in [[Dublin]]. ...The first meeting of the Dáil occurred in Dublin, in the [[Mansion House, Dublin|Mansion House]]. Subsequently the body was forced underground and met in a

''“If you remove the English Army tomorrow and hoist the green flag over Dublin Castle., unless you set about the organization of the Socialist Republic yo

* Dublin, Thomas and Walter Licht. ''The Face of Decline: The Pennsylvania Anthracit * Dublin, Thomas and Walter Licht. ''The Face of Decline: The Pennsylvania Anthracit

...<ref name="or">[[T. F. O'Rahilly]], ''Early Irish History and Mythology'', Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1946</ref><ref>[[Eoin MacNeill]], "Early Ir ...'' (a settlement of the ''Eblanoi'', formerly mistakenly identified with [[Dublin]]), the river ''Buwinda'' (the [[River Boyne|Boyne]]), the promontory ''Isa

...went into partnership with London architect Robert Williams Armstrong and Dublin merchant David McBirney.

...a victim of British injustice and a martyr for Ireland. As a member of the Dublin Brigade of the IRA, he fought in a surprise attack on a British army ration On 21 November 1920 the IRA killed 14 men in their flats in Dublin, alleging that they were British spies<ref>Known widely as the [[Cairo Gang

...iterranean Archaeology 2004. February 20-22, 2004, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, where I presented the conference entitled: “The Future of Bibli

...dut]], ancestor of the [[Eóganachta]] dynasties. North of a line between [[Dublin]] and [[Galway]] was ''Leth Cuinn'', Conn's Half, while south of that line ...f"), from [[Cashel]], with the border lying between Galway in the west and Dublin in the east. Mug was able to gain such power because his druid predicted a

...cated in classics at a [[Quaker]] boarding school and at [[Trinity College Dublin]]; he remained a committed [[Anglican]] the rest of his life. He considered

...anisers who jumped in on short notice due to the late change of venue from Dublin to Rome.

...ely Sinn Fein members except for 4 Unionists representing Trinity College, Dublin; all elected unopposed (no actual voting); treaty negotiated agreeing South

...n one bloc. In 1910 Ulster Unionism came under the leadership of prominent Dublin University MP [[Edward Carson]] who told the Unionists of Northern Ireland ...ed a Roman Catholic majority legislating against Protestant interests in a Dublin based parliament. They summed this up with the old adage: "Home Rule is [[R

...it by [[George V]] to Dublin in 1911 was largely welcomed there, a hostile Dublin crowd spat on and jeered the arrested insurgents of the [[Easter Rising]] j ...enty years prior to the end of the war, he visited the German Consulate in Dublin to offer his condolences on hearing of [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]]'s death.

...''On a Mechanical Theorem applicable to Heat'', The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science, vol. '''40''', 4th series, p

...ous allowances and the lower cost of living. It was while on holiday near Dublin that he met Rose Heseltine, from Rotherham in Yorkshire, whom he very soon