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Táin Index Nos 1-45 Part B: of People, Places, Topics Táin index nos 1-45 Part B: of People, places, topics – this draft 25 Sept 2013 – please notify corrections to Val Noone at <[email protected]> © Val Noone 1641 45:44 1798 rebellion 7:3; 9:3; 19:29 1916 42:9, 23, 35, 45:20 1956 Olympics 44:11, 46 Abbey Theatre 35:35 Abbeyleix 44:26 Abbotsford 32:2 Aboriginal art 17:cover; 34:cover, 7; 40:7 Aboriginal languages 32:12 Aboriginal people 2:4, 3:2; 6:10; 7:20; 9:24; 10:9; 16:32; 20:11; 29:24; 33:7; 34:5; 37:6; 45:27 Aborigines on King Island 16:28 Abraham 33:23 Abu Ghraib 32:21 AD 500 42:15 Adams, Gerry 12:35; 15:16; 23:31; 30:29; 30:8, 30; 32:21; 39:6; 40:2 Adams, Gerry 41:9; 44:27 Adams, Simon 7:4; 13:10; Addie, Brenda 38:8; 40:39 Addie, Brenda 43:8, 17 Adelaide 14:10 Adelaide 44:6; 45:37 Affley, Declan 27:2; 28:2; 31:11 Affley, Paddy 32:4 Afghanistan 14:17; 16:5; 17:3; 22:2 Africa 43:34 Ag Greadadh Bas Sa Reilig 42:33; 43:40 1 Age and the Famine 12:7 Ahern, Bertie 3:27; 4:9; 37:20 Aherne, Kit 26:6 AIDS 3:19 Aisling Society 40:10 Aisling Society 44:38 Akenson, Donald 45:21 Albury/Wodonga 3:2 Alexander, C F 45:35 Ali, Tariq 27:5 Alice Springs 16:27 Allan, Mavis 19:35 Allen, Sam 23:3 Amergin 7:29 American Celt 35:24 Amnesty International 21:20 Amos, Keith 42:31 An Leabhar Mór 42:20 An Lúb (later An Lúibín) 9:31; 23:12; 28:10; 28:10; 10 29:13; 30:15; 31:14; 32:12; 33:11; 35:11, 35:11; 36:15; 37:15; 39:12; 40:15 An Nuacht 45:35 An t-Aifreann 2:27; 11supp:6; 12:14; 35:16 An Táin: Cuchulain’s Saga 44.8 An t-Oileánach 42:30 Anderson, Dawn 30:28 Anderson, Hugh 7:19; 12:26; 30:28; 31:26; 37:29 Angel 15:20 Angela’s Ashes 5:8; 11:9; 17:14; 19:14; 20:2 Anglo-Normans 7:15; 33:20 Antiquarians 42:37 Antrim 15;3 Anzacs 3:14; 6:9; 7:17 Apartheid 43:34 Aran Islands 20:16 Ardagh chalice 12:13; 26:6 Ardboe 8:16 Ardoyne 19:2 Argentina 5:9 2 Armagh 11:6, 16, 23 Armstrong Pauline 16:16; 24:8; 29:2, Armstrong, Erin 15:38 Armstrong, Vicki 24:6, 33 Arthur, Catherine 14:39 Asterix 26:21 Atkinson, Wayne 44:3 Atlantean Irish 41:18 Atlas of Cork 43:40 Auckland 8:8 Ausrince shop 29:16 Australian Broadcasting Commission 2:47 Australian Catholic University 9:22; 10:8; 27:18 Australian Irish Heritage Association 14:5; 18:16, 36:16 Australian Irish Welfare Bureau (Melb) 2:20; 6:22 ; 8:21; 9:11; 11supp:6; 12:16; 29:14 Australian Journal of Irish Studies 14:5 Australian Journal of Irish Studies 43:36 Australian Labor Party 45:30 Australian Law Council 5:7 Avoca singers 4:28 Ayres, Christine 2:21 Ayres, Ray 4:21; 29:14 Bader, Fran 39:29 Baird, Patricia 28:27 Bali 22:2; 40:5 Ball, Patrick 16:34 Ballagh, Robert 17:2 Ballagh, Robert 41:9; 44:27 Ballarat 1:20; 17:4; 29:8; 30:17; 33:6; 34:29 Ballarat 42:5 Ballarat Irish Association 2:32; 16:20 Ballinasloe 2:33; 3:2; 8:73; 9:2; 28:2 Ballymakea Beg 41:6 Ballyporeen 14:2 Baltinglass battle 18:21 Bangkok 38:17 3 Bannan, Paddy 22:5 Banville, John 41:27 Barak 28:10 Bards 7:14 Barker, Tom 12:2 Barmah forest 44:3 Barrett, Max 44:37 Barrow, Ann 24:3 Barry, John 37:3 Barry, Kevin 16:21; 17:2 Barry, Liam 45:7, 45; Barry, Redmond 35:26 Barry, Sebastian 40:29 Barry, Sebastian 45:39 Barton, Edmund 11supp:3 Bates, Jill 41:29 Bathurst Island 42:45 Batten, Juliet 4:26 Bax, Arnold 25:23 Baxter detention centre 37:8 Béal Bocht 42:30 Beatles 18:23 Beaufort 3;17 Becoming Billy Dare 44:16 Beech Forest 45:29 Beechworth 28:cover Begley, Brendan 15:28 Begley, Eilín 15:10 Behan, Brendan 5:20; 19:4 Behan, John 8:21 Belfast 3:9; 4:12; 6:4; 14:19; 40:2 Belfast 44:48; 45:4 Belfast festival 17:16; 27:11; 35:3 Belfast gaeltacht 24:25 Belfrage, Jane 12:15; 17:31 Bellagh, Robert 43:12 Beltaine 24:11 Benalla 6:2 4 Bendigo 19:13; 35:24; 37:22; 40:8, 22 Bendigo 43:10, 16; 45:17 Bennett, Isobel 21:10 Bennett, Mary 41:5 Beo 42:16; 45:28 Bhan Tre 9:31; 28:4 Bird, Deborah Rose 44:28 Birkenhead 26:19 Bishops 2:6; 4:9; 11:6 Black and Tans 44:43; 45:22 Black taxis 33:31 Black, Mary 22:7; 33:7; 37:25 Blackall mountains 11:12 Blarney Army 16:17 Blarney Bulletin 22:13; 25:4; 28:10; 29:7; 30:31; 33:28; 34:4; 37:4; 38:4, 39;6 40:27 Blarney Bulletin 41:7, 27; 42:30; 43:30; 44:30; 45:42 Blarney Games 6:9; 9:8; 14:6 Blee, Jill 1:20; 30:17; 34:29 Bloody Sunday 29:22; 30:27 Bloody Sunday 45:40 Bloody Sunday: Trauma, Pain and Politics 45:40 Bloom, Luka 35:8, 35:11 Bloomsday 100th 27:30; 31:13; 32:6 Bloomsday 4:19; 7:21; 13:13; 14:23; 19:15; 26:29; 28:6; 32:passim; 35:4; 38:31 Bloomsday 43:5, 17 Bloomsday book 31:12 Bogside 44:31 Boho 31:16 Boho 43:5; 44:6 Bohola 30:24 Boite 14:38 Boldrewood, Rolf 9:21; 23:13 Book of Kells 3:4, 6; 5:10; 8:2; 7:3 Boosey Creek 42:7 Bord na Gaeilge 1:27 Borderers 18:6 Botany Bay 10:25 Bouli 10:19 5 Bounty schemes 35:31 Bourke, Paddy 43:11 Bourke, Richard 16:13; 20:20; 38:31; 39:25 Bourne, Patrick 14:39 Bowen, Mike 34:27 Boyd, Bill 1:27 Boyd, Martin 23:14; 24:4 Boyd, Robin 3:4; 17:30 Boyle, Charlie 40:39 Boyle, Kathleen 25:16; 40:7 Boyle, Kathleen 43:42 Boyle, Margaret 8:21 Boyle, Rob 25:31; 27:30; 31:31 Boys Town 37:28 Bracken, Brendan 19:4 Bracks, Steve 4:2; 12:39; 33:6 Bracks, Steve 44:6 Brady, Don 26:2 Brady, E J 13:3 Brady, Edwin 12:28 Brady, Paul 32:27; 38:25 Brady, Sean 11:6 Bragg, Billy 19:10 Brazil, Niamh 16:42 Bréag 37:26 Breathnach, Máire 15:28 Brehon law 43:5 Brehon laws 5:29 Brendan award 5:27 Brennan family 15:39 Brennan, Aisling 16:42 Brennan, Christopher 42:19 Brennan, Elaine and Niall 41:33; 42:4 Brennan, Judith 10:9 Brennan, Loretta 2:35; 17:30 Brennan, Loretta 42:4 Brennan, Niall 42:25 Breslin, Anthony 26:26 6 Breton dancers 7:8 Bretons 41:8 Brewer’s Dictionary 38:26 Brewer’s Dictionary 42:39; 43:29 Bridie’s Fire 44:16 Brigid 1:15; 3:7; 7:4, 11; 15:26; 23:11; 29:4; 30:3; 31:4; 38:28 Brigid Fest 36:18 BrigidFest 41:5; 45:14 Brigidines 43:48; 44:12 Brisbane 7:26; 10:9; 30:21; 35:3; 36:3; 40:11, 23 Brittany 42:5 Brockwell, Maurice 24:10 Broderick, Joe 28:1; 35:4 Brodie, Malcolm 11:21 Brophy family 19:7 Brophy, Hugh 14:34; 15:4 Brophy, Hugh 43:4; 45:45 Brophy, Vince 17:27 Brosnan, John 15:4 Brown, Anthony 24:26 Brown, J J 32:28 Browne, Frank 44:34 Browne, Noel 43:29 Brownrigg, Jeff 16:36 Bruce, Mary Grant 23:14 Brueggeman, Walter 39:5 Brunswick festival 41:9; 45:11 Buckley, Jon 16:42 Buckley, Patrick 35:26 Buckley, Vincent 13:2; 14:2 Buffalo Bill 44:7 Buffy 15:20 Bull, Philip 34:20 Bulletin 44:36 Bunji 42:4 Bunratty Castle 44:43 Buntus Cainte 44:30 Burke & Wills 33:23 7 Burke, Brian 31:18; 32;2 Burke, Colleen 15:31; 19:17 Burke, Robert O’Hara 33:27 Burley Griffin, Walter 44:38 Burney, Linda 32:10 Burramine 43:11 Burren 8:2; 10:22 Burrow, Sharan 9:10 Bush Heritage 45:28 Bush, George W 14:4; 32:5, 6 Bushrangers 23:28 Bushwahzee 17:31 Byrne, Charles 43:30 Byrne, Ciarán 37:16; 38:31 Byrne, Hugh Vesty 42:45 Byrne, John Hamilton 26:3 Byron Bay 24:10 Cahir, Fred 33:7 Cailín Deas Crúite 38:14 Callahan, Bridie 34:31 Calligraphy 10:11 Calwell, Arthur 2:44; 33:18; 34:4 Cambodia 2:7; 22:2 Campbell, Jim 45:40 Campion, Ed 44:38 Campion, Edmund 30:27 Camshron, Iain 41:10 Canada 3:2; 8:4; 31:3; 33:11; 35:2; 40:3 Canberra 42:7; 44:37 Canny family 3:3 Capital punishment 14:5; 29:30 Capuano, Bonnie 34:10 Carboni, Raffaelo 18:28 Carey, Peter 10:6; 12:2, 27 Caribbean 40:3 Carlow 34:cover, 6 Carmina Gadelica 43:43 8 Caroline Chisholm library 5:3 Carpentaria 44:28 Carrick-on-Suir 22:13 Carroll, Doc 39:24 Casement group 41:9 Casement memorial 11:11 Casey family 5:2 Casey, Maurice 41:12 Casey, Ted 39:10 Cashel 33:30 Castle Hill convict revolt 30:6 Castleconnell 14:39 Castlemaine 28:18 Castles, Amy 45:17 Catalpa 28:24; 31:3; 38:cover, 5, 6; 39:8 Catalpa 42:5, 12; 44:12 Catalpa Expedition 45:46 Catalpa film 25:26 Catalpa prize 22:16 Catching up with Jesus 45:49 Catholic child migrants apology 12:30 Catholic church 43:6, 26, 29 Catholicism 32:29 and elsewhere Celtic Club 8:3, 7; 34:13 Celtic Club 42:7, 45; 43:9, 12; 44:10, 11; 45:7 Celtic Club elections 6:9; 7:6; 8:7 Celtic football club 37:27 Celtic Nations festival 21:6; 27:31 Celtic spirituality 1:8; 8:26; 9:25 and elsewhere Celtic spirituality 43:43, 48 Celtic studies conference 33:13 Celtic summer school 10:2 Celtics (Glasgow) 11:24; 37:27 Ceol ur nan Eilean 45:43 Charleston, Jane 16:42 Charleville 2:39 Charlie and Bhoys 11:25 Chicago 45:34 9 Chieftains 16:34; 34:24 Chieftains 42:45 Child abuse 16:39 Child migrants 12:30; 13:2; 35:21 Children of Mary 19:20 Chisholm, Caroline 19:13 Christian beliefs 10:5 and elsewhere Christian Brothers 30:3 Christian Brothers’ grammar 24:24 Christianity 3:4; 33:5 and elsewhere Christmas customs 1:9; 3:3 Citizenship campaign (Aust) 26:23 Citizenship changes (Ireland) 39:4 Civil celebrants 23:4; 24:11; 33:30 Clancy Brothers 8:18; 38:31 Clapping in the Cemetery 42:33; 43:40 Clare 1:20; 3:17; 7:4; 29:26; 39:2, 23; 40:2 Clare 44:8 Clarke family/a 7:2 Clarke family/b 40:24 Clarke, Banjo 26:27 Claws of Fire 45:49 Cleary, Bridget 10:30 Cleary, Phil 45:19 Clifford, Caroline 41:31; 42:4 Clifton Hill hotel 30:4 Climate change 44:9 Clinton, Bill 11:17 Clogheen 13:20 Clonmacnoise 30:16; 37:20 Clonoulty 29:35 Clontarf 41:28 Clune, Frank 44:37 Coady, Michael 22:13 Cockburn, Claude 44:9 Cockram, Peg 41:16 Coffey, Margaret 3:29 Colahan, Arthur 15:24; 16:3 10 Colahan, Seán 15:24; 16:3 Coldrey, Barry 12:31 Coleman, Gordon 8:8 Colfer, Eoin 14:38 Collingwood 12:32; 39:26 Collins, Brian 21:31; 32:31 Colohan see Colahan Colombia Three 22:9; 25:7; 27:31 Colonials 39:15 Columba 7:3; 8:2 Columcille 12:21 Colvan, Agnes 39:2 Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Eireann 16:cover, 12; 24:3; 39:24 Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Eireann 41:9; 45:16 Concannon, Bill 10:27 Condon, Kevin 36:28 Congo 22:5 Conlon, Evelyn 17:31 Conlon, Kevin 23:21 Connecticut 42:12; 44:6 Connell,
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