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... interior of Brazil, to build a sawmill. After five years they returned to England, Daphne having been poisoned by drinking water from the well, which had dead toads in it. Lady Marguerite was pre- sented at court in 1931. She soon become involved with a stockbroker ...

... case captain Jim Williams would be spared some of his peace-keeping duties, which he has carried out to great effect. From Super 12 to World Cup William= has seen it all or at least he thought he had until he hooked up with Munster last season. The progress ...

... be glued into scrapbooks. Far more useful souvenirs are an expanded mind and heart: an ability to speak a few words of a different language, a new appreciation for a style of music that was once grating to the ears. I brought back from Rome a spare tyre ...

... of New York (mingling with the Gaels) to 'Big Torn' O'Reilly: Hi, I'm the mayor from City Hall! O'Reilly, extending his hand to the Mayor: How'ya, I'm Tom the Horse from Cornafean! How bad could it get? After manager Martin McHugh left in '7, a very ...

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... 4LIVING nterview Sugrue and spice and all things nice Killarney chef Jimmy Sugrue's scrapbook is crammed with gratitude from the rich and famous. For Liz Taylor it was his fried chicken; for Jimmy Stewart Irish stew and parsley dumplings. But he was afflicted ...

... Direction Home traces the arc of Dylan's life and career from his Minnesota childhood to the climactic British tour of 1966, and the motorcycle accident that followed it, presaging his retirement from public life for the next eight years. There was enormous ...

... it as good as when O'Driscoll was in his pomp, terrifying defences around the world and helping to reinvigorate Irish rugby. He is one of the greatest players in the world, says Eddie O'Sullivan. and it's our good fortune that he happened to be born ...

... little cosmetic adjustment, for the optics, to shore up the electoral base. A decade from We're told that Mr Ahern is taking acting lessons. There isn't a thespian at work, from Robert De Niro down, to Peter Stringer dives over for a try during the international ...

... got married and, circa 'B6, were asked by Gael Linn Records But apart from playing the fiddle, he also wrote poetry, adapted plays for local theatres, and would take pop songs from the radio and write them in Irish so kids in local school could sing them ...

... menace spreading out across Europe from Germany. Kizette was sent to a come= school in England, from where she went up to Oxford. She graduated in 1936, and embarked on a fairly aimless life of pleasure, moving from one European resort to the next inthriadng ...