Esther Vanhomrigh, for whom he invented the name 'Vanessa', was Jonathan Swift's lover
21/08/2019
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21/08/2019
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Esther Vanhomrigh, for whom he invented the name 'Vanessa', was Jonathan Swift's lover
Emma Behan and Bridget Loughlin, Heritage Office Kildare County Council , pictured at the 2019 launch of Heritage Week in Kildare
Edel Slicker nee Delaney
Concert
Volunteers manning the stall outside Harvey Norman recently PICTURE: T. KEANE
The launch of the Vitality Festival
The Dublin Horse Show takes place from August 7 to 11
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Organising committee members, John Reilly, Barry Lyons, Rugby President Ronan Twohig, Club President Brian Bagnall, Pat Brady, Rob Landry, John Hurleye. Picture: Tony Keane
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The event was launched at the garda station in Naas yesterday. Picture Ben Kelly
Photo credit: Conal McSweeney
Amanda Kelly co-creator of The Power of Words Festival with writer, poet and former children television show host Pat Ingoldsby.
Mary Tutty, Bernie O’Hara at the Hollywood Fair 2017
The Monasterevin Hopkins Festival organising committee
Newbriddge Musical Society members in their recent production of Urinetown
Margaret Atwood's Handmaid's Tale has been made into a successful television series
Members of Platinum Clubhouse busy preparing the celebration activities for this afternoon. Be sure to drop in and say hello, from 2-4pm today
The Kilkennys
Johnny Marr set for the Electric Picnic.
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Photo credit: Conal McSweeney/Electric Picnic
Lianne O'Shea and her mother Noeleen
John and Niamh Kelly, and Martina Broughall at the Open Day in 2017
Eugene Finn presents House Winners Aoife O’Malley and James Dooley with the keys
Naas Shopping Centre
The team, with two exceptions is listed below
Retailers Mary Elizabeth Kenny; Fran Caffrey ; Padraic Carney, Store Manager Tatiana Gutu, Odhran Kelly and John Leverrier
Rest In Peace
Rest In Peace
Members of Extinction Rebellion protesting in Whitewater. Photo: Cliona Kelliher
Jennifer Malone
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