• Sir Rory O'Moore (Irish: Ruaidhrí Ó Mórdha) (c. 1600 – 16 February 1655), also known Sir Roger O'Moore or O'More or Sir Roger Moore, was an Irish landowner...
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  • Rory O'Moore (c. 1600–1655) was a leader of the 1641 Rebellion. Rory O'Moore may refer to: Rory O'More (c. 1544–1578), Irish rebel Rory O'More (died 1547)...
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  • including Dungeons & Dragons Roger R. Moore (1922-2020), American politician Rory O'Moore (c. 1600–1655), also known as Sir Roger Moore, a leader of the Irish...
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    30% per annum. The leaders of the rebellion like Phelim O'Neill and Rory O'Moore were heavily in debt and risked losing their lands to creditors. What...
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    handicapped race; ≠Butt Bridge to East Link Bridge at the 3Arena; ¶ Rory O'Moore Bridge (Watling Street) to Custom House Quay under Rosie Hackett Bridge...
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  • after Professor Rory O'Moore, who received the award in 2003 when it was inaugurated by then Taoiseach Bertie Ahern. 2003: Rory O'Moore 2005: Georges De...
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    politician Rory O'Malley (born 1980), Broadway actor Rory (Roger) O'Moore (1620–1655), Irish rebel Rory O'Tunny (c. 1541–1542), Irish sculptor Rory Peck (1956–1993)...
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  • regrant" settlement online Doyle, Jim (16 February 2024). "Death of Rory O'Moore, Organizer of the Irish Rebellion of 1641". SEAMUS DUBHGHAILL. Retrieved...
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  • daughters. His first cousin, born around the time of his death, was Rory O'Moore, a principal organiser of the Irish Rebellion of 1641. Sources Annals...
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    brown bread),: 220  door (Roger Moore, Andrea Corr, George Bernard Shaw, Rory O'Moore),: 221  cocaine (Kurt Cobain; [as "Charlie"] Bob Marley, Boutros Boutros-Ghali...
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    James Moore Sr. (category O'Moore family)
    During his life he was said to be a son of Irish military officer Sir Rory O'Moore, a leader of the Irish Rebellion of 1641, and that he had inherited his...
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  • Calvagh O'More (category O'Moore family)
    his son Rory O'Moore was a leader of the Irish Rebellion of 1641. Calvagh O'More was born in 1540 in Portlaoise, Laois. His father was Rory Caoch O'More...
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  • Roger More may refer to: Rory O'Moore, aka Roger More, Irish noble Roger More (MP) Roger Moore (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists articles...
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  • Moore family (Carolinas) (category O'Moore family)
    centuries. They claimed descent from Rory O'Moore, leader of the Irish Rebellion of 1641, and by extension his grandfather Rory Caoch O'More, Chief of the Name...
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    O'Mores as an Irish clan were doomed. Rory O'More's nephew (his brother Calvagh's son) was colonel Rory O'Moore, principal organiser of the Irish Rebellion...
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    stayed at Ballina (Ballyna, County Kildare), enjoying the hospitality of Rory O'Moore. His family, the O'Moores (Ó Mhorda), had been lords of Noghoval since...
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    Cromwell's army. According to some accounts, after Galway had fallen in 1652, Rory O'Moore, one of the initiators of the 1641 rebellion fled to Inishbofin, where...
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  • in various hostilities: the Silken Thomas Rebellion; an attack by Rory Oge O'Moore in 1577; the Irish Rebellion of 1641; the Irish Confederate Wars; and...
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    apparently at the invitation of one of the organizers of the rebellion Rory O'Moore. He was given money by the Pope, with which he bought a frigate, the...
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  • led by Viscount Gormanstown who signed a pact with Phelim O'Neill and Rory O'Moore, the rebel leaders in early 1642. Bellings was one of the chief movers...
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  • four members of the local Gaelic nobility of Ireland; Connor Maguire, Rory O'Moore, Philip O'Reilly, and Felim O'Neill of Kinard. All four leaders intended...
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  • Battle of Kilcumney.[citation needed] Laois (GAA) The O'Moore County Mediaeval lords (cf. Rory O'Moore in the 17th century) Laois (GAA) "Poor and proud" Disused...
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    Patrick Sarsfield, 1st Earl of Lucan (category O'Moore family)
    Sarsfield's father Patrick (c. 1628 – after 1693) married Anne O'Moore, daughter of Rory O'Moore, a Gaelic noble who played a leading part in the 1641 rebellion...
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  • commanded by Lord Mountgarret and attended by other rebel leaders including Rory O'Moore and Hugh O'Byrne. As it happened, Mountgarret was Ormonde's great-uncle...
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  • Giolla Pádraig O'More (died 1548) (category O'Moore family)
    seized the lordship by allying with his family's rivals to kill his brother Rory Caoch O'More. He was later captured by English forces and died in the Marshalsea...
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  • Bentelimar Rory O'Moore 2015 Kitten Rock Thunder Zone Tiger Roll 2014 Un De Sceaux Midnight Game Chicago 2013 So Young Zaidpour Rory O'Moore 2012 Zaidpour...
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  • soldier Patrick Sarsfield. He was of both Gaelic (he was a grandson of Rory O'Moore) and Old English descent. The Sarsfields had come to Ireland during the...
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    heading towards St. John's Road West would cross from the north quays via Rory O'Moore Bridge onto Victoria Quay, which had two-way traffic until the Sherwin...
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    articles in scientific journals. 2005: awarded with the International Rory O'Moore Medal (presented by Bertie Ahern, in Dublin) for Health Informatics....
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  • Cavan Referee: Margaret Farrelly (Cavan) 16 August 2014 7.00pm Round 2 Rory O'Moore Park, Cavan Referee: Stephen McKiernan (Cavan) 17 August 2014 2.00pm...
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