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the daly family of ireland 1914-2003
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Kathleen | Report | 5 Oct 2003 22:49 |
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Christine, Can't remember the name of the church in Finglas but the cemetery is probably Glasnevin. What was the date of burial? I am not sure that churchyards have been used for burials for some years. I can probably find out the name of the church for you if no body else comes up with the answer. Kathleen |
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Christinerayner | Report | 5 Oct 2003 21:57 |
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we are looking for my husband mother grave,in finglas ireland (1996) just the name of the church will do. yours j fallon |
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