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The next lecture of the New Ross Historical Society takes place on Thursday, April 19, in New Ross Boat Club at 8 p.m.
The lecture will be given by Dr Tom Dunne, Emeritus Professor of History, School of History, University College Cork.
Entitled ‘A picture of a Waterford wedding: what is going on in Daniel Maclise’s painting, The Marriage of Strongbow and Eva?’ the lecture will focus on the marriage of Strongbow and Aoife. When Richard de Clare, second Earl of Pembroke (AKA Strongbow) married Aoife, eldest daughter of Diarmuit Mac Murchada on August 26, 1171, in Waterford, the course of Irish history would change for next 800 years. rugby club where the New Ross RFC cyclists will be welcomed. The cyclists will be joined by a support team and will be given great support as they travel to Kinsale. You can sponsor the club at shops across the town and through club members. Wednesday, April 25, Tuesday, May 1, and Tuesday, May 8, in the conference room of the Rising Tide Business Centre, 35 South Street, New Ross from 9.30 a.m. till 5 p.m. The cost is €265 for chamber members and €280 for non-members. Participants will receive a certificate which will be valid for two years. Booking is essential. For further information or to book your place please contact Jennifer Power at 051 425077 or email admin@newrosschamber.ie. and Frances Ryan, fifth Anne Curtis and Joan Foley; March 12: first Jane Parker and Marie Walsh, second Rosarii Donovan and Anne Curtis, third Noirin Doyle and Tereasa McDonald, fourth Mary Bennett and Philomena Bennett, fifth Kathleen O’Farrell and Annette Kelly; March 19: first Monica O’Grady and Marie Walsh, second Mary Murphy and Alice O’Connor, third Carol Freaney and Patricia Quinn, fourth John Halpin and Claire Delaney, fifth Philomena Bennett and Patsy Coppola; March 26: first Joan Foley and Carol Freaney, second Mairead Crowe and Kevin Treacy, third Monica O’Grady and Patsy Coppola, fourth Tereasa Ryan and Cathy Casey and fifth Helen Murphy and Margaret O’Neill.
New Ross Bridge Club League Results 2018: First Marie Walsh, second Monica O’Grady, third Kathleen O’Farrell, fourth Anne Curtis and fifth Patricia Quinn. Road Campus. The open evening gives prospective students the chance to explore the campus and talk to their future lecturers to find out about specific course information. WIT has 70 CAO courses which include a selection of ‘common entry’ courses for September 2018. The closing date for late applications is May 1 at 5.15 p.m. and the online change of mind facility yis open between midday on May 5 and 5.15 p.m. up till July 1.
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