Infobox building name LeinsterHouse native name lang ga Teach Laighean image Leinsterhouse.jpg image alt caption Main fa ade of LeinsterHouse map type Ireland Central Dublin map alt map caption center ... 1745 completion date 1748 LeinsterHouse lang ga Teach Laighean is the name of the building housing the Oireachtas , the national parliament of Republic of Ireland Ireland . LeinsterHouse was originally .... The most recognisable part of the complex, and the public face of LeinsterHouse, continues to be the former ducal palace at the core of the complex. The ducal palace LeinsterHouse was the former ... . File LeinsterHouse 1911.jpg left 300px thumb LeinsterHouse in 1911, decorated for the visit ... of buildings. From the late eighteenth century LeinsterHouse then called Kildare House was the Earl ... Duke of Leinster in 1766, the family s Dublin residence was renamed LeinsterHouse. ref name ... in LeinsterHouse was Lord Edward FitzGerald , who became involved with Irish nationalism during ... 1815 1922 The 3rd Duke of Leinster sold LeinsterHouse in 1815 to the Royal Dublin Society. At the end ... Lecture Theatre attached to LeinsterHouse for use in December 1922 as a temporary D il chamber. The building ... thumb LeinsterHouse 2000 , the new millennium wing of the LeinsterHouse complex. br The six storey ... house were abandoned LeinsterHouse instead was bought, pending the provision of a proper parliament ... Park and the The Custom House Custom House , the Oireachtas has remained permanently located in Leinster .... Among the world leaders who have visited LeinsterHouse to address joint sessions of the Oireachtas ... LeinsterHouse. Its Kildare Street frontage used to be dominated by a large statue of Victoria of the United ... in the 1960s, to most recently the building of LeinsterHouse 2000 , a new block of offices built ... s meeting rooms. LeinsterHouse 2000 , a new millennium wing erected in 2000 and which houses members ... the building of LeinsterHouse 2000 , and so the temporary closure of the parking spaces ... more details
LeinsterHouseLeinster GAA Leinster Rugby Notes reflist References Foster, R. F. The Oxford ...about the Irish province the professional rugby union team representing this province Leinster Rugby the town in Western Australia Leinster, Western Australia the ship which was sunk on 10 October 1918 with over 500 deaths RMS Leinster Infobox Settlement official name Leinster nickname native name Pad ... size 180px image map Leinster locator map.svg mapsize 192px coordinates region IE subdivision type ... as of 2011 population total 2,501,208 Provinces of Ireland 1st footnotes Leinster IPA en l nst r ... of Kingdom of Mide Mide , Kingdom of Osraige Osraige and Kingdom of LeinsterLeinster . Following the Norman invasion of Ireland , the historic fifths of Leinster and Mide gradually merged, mainly due to the impact of the Pale , which straddled both, thereby forming the present day province of Leinster ... identity , has no official function for local government purposes. The population of Leinster is 2,501,208 ... province, county and city ref The traditional flag of Leinster features a golden harp on a green background. History Early history File Ireland Leinster Hogg 1784 700x1030.jpg right thumb Leinster, province of Ireland Hogg, 1784 The Gaels Gaelic Kings of Leinster Kingdom of Leinster before 1171 was considerably smaller than today s province. The first part of the Place names in Irish name Leinster ... as land or territory . The tribes of Leinster were united by gaine Mor Hugony, the Great , who ... candidate as the first historical king of Laigin Leinster in the 7th century BC . The kingdom ... at the Hill of Allen , on the edge of the Bog of Allen , in what was then Leinster. In the 4th and 5th ... and Denbighshire . In Wales some of the Leinster Irish colonists left their name on the Ll n ... into two dynasties Northern Leinster dynasty Murchad mac Brain d. 727 , King of U D nlainge , and joint leader of the Laigin Southern Leinster dynasty ed mac Colggen d. 738 , King of U Cheinnselaig ... more details
Duke of Leinster , the house was renamed LeinsterHouse . One of its occupants was Lord Edward FitzGerald ... , which ultimately cost him his life. LeinsterHouse was sold by the Leinsters in 1815. After ... State , rented LeinsterHouse in 1922 to be its temporary parliament house. In 1924 it bought the building ...Refimprove date October 2009 Image Leinster COA.svg right thumb 200px Image 1stDukeOfLeinster.jpg right thumb 200px The 1st Duke of Leinster. Duke of Leinster is a title in the Peerage of Ireland and the premier dukedom in that peerage. The title refers to Leinster , but unlike the province the title is pronounced Lin ster . The subsidiary titles of the Duke of Leinster are Marquess of Kildare 1761 , Earl of Kildare 1316 , Earl of Offaly 1761 , Viscount Leinster , of Taplow in the County of Buckingham ... of Leinster is in the Peerage of Great Britain , the barony of Kildare in the Peerage of the United ... son and heir of the Duke of Leinster is Marquess of Kildare . Earls of Kildare from 1316 This branch ... earldom survived. Dukes of Leinster from 1766 div style clear both width 100 padding 0 text align ... class NavHead Genealogy of Dukes of Leinster from 1766 Premier Duke, Marquess, and Earl of Ireland ... color 9fe 1 1. File Saltire demo.svg 30px Maurice FitzGerald, 6th Duke of Leinster Maurice FitzGerald br 6th Duke of Leinster b.1887 2 2. Gerald FitzGerald, 5th Duke of Leinster Gerald FitzGerald br 5th Duke of Leinster 1851 1893 3 3. Hermione Wilhelmina Duncombe br 1864 1895 4 4. Charles FitzGerald, 4th Duke of Leinster Charles William FitzGerald br 4th Duke of Leinster 1847 1887 5 5. Caroline ... Earl of Feversham b.1829 7 7. Mabel Violet Graham br 18?? 8 8. Augustus FitzGerald, 3rd Duke of Leinster Augustus Frederick FitzGerald br 3rd Duke of Leinster 1791 1874 9 9. Charlotte Augusta Stanhope ... br d.1857 16 16. William FitzGerald, 2nd Duke of Leinster William Robert FitzGerald br 2nd Duke of Leinster ... center The Most Noble Maurice FitzGerald , 6th Duke of Leinster. 1887 1922 . br Marquess and Earl ... more details
Infobox manuscript Name name Book of Leinster location Dublin, TCD, MS 1339 olim MS H 2.18 Image image File Book of Leinster, folio 53.jpg width 200px caption f. 53 General Also known as Lebor Laignech ... Mhorda and Sir James Ware Discovered Other below The Book of Leinster Irish language Irish Lebor ... ed Ua Crimthainn , ref Best, The Book of Leinster , vol 1, p. xv. ref ref name Hellmuth Hellmuth, Lebor ... Co. Tipperary , and the last abbot of that house for whom we have any record. ref name Hellmuth ... of Columba of Terryglass Colum mac Crimthainn , and the chief scholar pr msenchaid of Leinster. An alternative ... the Book of Leinster for ed. ref name Hellmuth The manuscript was produced by A d and some ... may have been commissioned by Diarmait Mac Murchada d. 1171 , king of Leinster, who ... granted to the priory. History Image Book of Leinster Facsimilepage55.jpg thumb left A page from The Book of Leinster Nothing certain is known of the manuscript s whereabouts in the next century or so ... in the vicarage in the intervening years. The Book of Leinster owes its present name to John O Donovan ... contents with the province of Leinster, and to Robert Atkinson dn date April 2012 , who adopted ... that several short passages from the Book of Leinster are cited in an early 17th century manuscript .... The case for identification with the manuscript now known as the Book of Leinster is suggested ... had a mortgage on Clonenagh , the home of U Chrimthainn. ref Best, The Book of Leinster , vol ... texts from the Book of Leinster, identifying his source as the Leabhar na h Uachongb la , presumably ... zum 17. Jahrhundert , p. 34. ref Third, in the 14th century, the Book of Leinster was located at Stradbally .... ref Still need to read the article ref Best, Book of Leinster , vol. 1, p. xi xv ref Contents main Book of Leinster contents The manuscript has 187 leaves, each approximately 13 by 9 33 cm by 23 ... 2 References Editions Atkinson, Robert. The Book of Leinster, sometimes called the Book of Glendalough ... more details
Infobox writer for more information see Template Infobox writer doc name Murray Leinster image imagesize caption pseudonym Murray Leinster, William Fitzgerald, Louisa Carter Lee birth name William Fitzgerald ... www.sfsite.com silverag leinster.html File Talents Incorporated book cover Murray Leinster William Fitzgerald Jenkins .jpg thumb Talents Incorporated book cover Murray Leinster June 16, 1896 June 8 .... Writing career Leinster was born in Norfolk, Virginia . He began his career as a freelance writer ... three years, Leinster published ten more stories in the magazine. During and after World War I, he ... into particular genres in the 1920s, Leinster followed suit, selling jungle stories to Danger ... under the pen name Louisa Carter Lee. Leinster s first science fiction story, The Runaway Skyscraper ... New York pages 325 327 isbn 0 312 82420 3 ref Leinster is credited with the invention of Parallel ... came out, Leinster published his Sidewise in Time in the June 1934 issue of Astounding . Leinster ... , and The End of Eternity . Leinster s 1945 novella First Contact novelette First Contact is also ... 6. ref Leinster was one of the few science fiction writers from the 1930s to survive in the John W. Campbell ... under Campbell s editorship. The last story by Leinster in Analog was Quarantine World in the November 1966 issue, thirty six years after his appearance in the premier January 1930 issue. Murray Leinster ... a logic in fiction. In the story, Leinster was decades ahead of his time in imagining the Internet ... Fitzgerald , Fitzgerald Jenkins or Will F. Jenkins as names on stories when Leinster had already sold a piece to a particular issue. Leinster continued publishing in the 1950s and 1960s, appearing in Galaxy ... . He won a Hugo Award for his 1956 story Exploration Team . Leinster ended his writing career writing ... of the Giants . Personal life During World War I, Leinster served with the Committee of Public ... of War Information . ref name smith Legal action against Paramount Pictures In 2000, Leinster s heirs ... more details
Idus of Leinster was an Ireland Irish saint of the fifth century. Said to be a disciple of Saint Patrick , who baptized him, he was made bishop of Alt Fadha in Leinster by Patrick. External links http www.saintpatrickdc.org ss 0714.shtml idus Saints of July 14 Idus DEFAULTSORT Idus of Leinster Category 5th century Irish people Category 5th century Christian saints Category Medieval Irish saints Category Medieval saints of Leinster Category Medieval Gaels ireland saint stub ... more details
coord 51 30 45.4 N 0 11 1 W region GB type landmark display title Image 22 23 leinster gardens facade contrast.jpg thumb right The left hand property N 22 is inhabited , but the right hand one N 23 is only a facade fa ade . The windows are painted grey and the door is false. Leinster Gardens is a street in Bayswater , London . It has two false fa ade s at numbers 23 & 24 , constructed at the time of the original steam engine hauled Metropolitan Railway underground railway that had a short section exposed to the surface. ref name Day1979 cite book title The Story of London s Underground first John R. last Day publisher London Transport origyear 1963 year 1979 pages 16 17 isbn 0 85329 094 6 ref ref name Croome2003 cite book title The Circle Line an Illustrated History first Desmond F. last Croome year 2003 publisher Capital Transport location Harrow Weald page 18 isbn 1 85414 267 4 ref Locomotive s were fitted with Condensing steam locomotive condensers to reduce fumes, but venting off was still needed in open air sections to relieve the condensers and keep the tunnels free from smoke. ref name urban75 cite web url http www.urban75.org london leinster.html work London Landmarks title Dummy houses in the heart of London month January year 2007 author Slocombe, Mike accessdate 2007 04 12 ref In this upmarket area, the Metropolitan Railway railway company hid this unsightly practice from residents. The false fa ade also maintained a continuous frontage along a prestigious Terraced house terrace . ref name williams cite web url http underground history.co.uk cutncover.php leinster work London Undeground History title Cut & Cover Disused Stations author William, Hywel accessdate ... 24 Leinster Gardens work Hidden City accessdate 2007 04 12 date 2004 2005 author Cooper, Nick ref In the 1930s ... ball dance ball at Leinster Gardens, only to turn up in wikt evening dress evening dress to discover ... London Underground infrastructure London struct stub London road stub fr Leinster Gardens ... more details
The Leinster League is the second tier of Rugby union rugby in Leinster Rugby Leinster , behind the Leinster Senior League rugby Leinster Senior League . It was previously known as the RE MAX Leinster League and consists of three divisions. History In the 1993 1994 season, qualifying matches were held for each of the three divisions through which eleven clubs qualified for each division. Leinster League Division One Division One 2008 09 Boyne RFC Boyne Cill Dara RFC Cill Dara Dundalk R.F.C Dundalk Enniscorthy RFC Enniscorthy Garda RFC Garda Monkstown Football Club Monkstown Navan R.F.C. Navan Newbridge RFC Ireland Newbridge Portlaoise RFC Portlaoise Seapoint RFC Seapoint Skerries RFC Skerries Tullamore RFC Tullamore Tullow RFC Tullow Wicklow RFC Wicklow Leinster League Division Two Division Two 2008 09 Arklow RFC Arklow Ashbourne RFC Ashbourne Clane RFC Clane Clondalkin RFC Clondalkin Coolmine RFC Coolmine Edenderry RFC Edenderry Gorey RFC Gorey Kilkenny RFC Kilkenny Longford RFC Longford Mullingar RFC Mullingar New Ross RFC New Ross Portarlington RFC Portarlington Rathdrum RFC Rathdrum Roscrea RFC Roscrea Leinster League Division Three Division Three 2008 09 Athy Rugby Club Athy Balbriggan RFC Balbriggan Birr RFC Birr CYM RFC CYM Malahide RFC Malahide North Kildare RFC North Kildare Railway Union RFC Railway Union Swords RFC Swords Wexford Wanderers RFC Wexford Wanderers Current champions Division One 2007 08 Cill Dara Division Two 2007 08 Newbridge promoted to Division One Division Three 2007 08 Rathdrum promoted to Division Two External links http www.sportsmanager.ie t4.php?countyid 69&sportid 5&club id &defaultpage 1&userid 5756 Fixtures and results Rugby in Leinster Category Leinster League Category Rugby union leagues in Ireland 4 Category Rugby union competitions in Leinster ... more details
Infobox GAA province province Leinster GAA image Deleted image removed Image Comhairle Laighean.gif 216px irish C ige Laighin location East counties 12 colours Green and white grounds Croke Park br Nowlan ... shorts FFFFFFF socks 008000 The Leinster Council is a Provincial councils Provincial council of the Gaelic ... handball handball in the province of Leinster . The Leinster Council has been partnered with the Europe GAA European County Board to help develop Gaelic Games in Europe. Leinster Council s main contribution ... Hurling Kilkenny GAA Kilkenny are the most successful team in Leinster hurling having won the Leinster ... of honour in football having won 50 Leinster Senior Football Championship titles as of 2011. Camogie Gael Linn Cup The Leinster camogie team won the premier representative competition in the women ... The Leinster provincial junior camogie team won the Gael Linn Cup Junior Final Gael Linn Trophy on seven ... . Competitions County Leinster Senior Football Championship Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Leinster Under 21 Football Championship Leinster Under 21 Hurling Championship Leinster Minor Football Championship Leinster Minor Hurling Championship Leinster Junior Football Championship Leinster Junior Hurling Championship Leinster Intermediate Hurling Championship O Byrne Cup Walsh Cup hurling Walsh Cup Kehoe Cup Club Leinster Senior Club Football Championship Leinster Senior Club Hurling Championship Leinster Intermediate Club Football Championship Leinster Intermediate Club Hurling Championship Leinster Junior Club Football Championship Leinster Junior Club Hurling Championship Leinster ... leinster.gaa.ie Leinster Council website http www.gaelicsurvival.com Gaelic Survival Player Profiles Every Inter County Hurler and Footballer, Fantasy GAA Game Leinster Counties GAA bodies Category Leinster GAA Category Sports governing bodies in Leinster GAA Category Gaelic games governing bodies in Leinster Category Gaelic games in Leinster Category Provincial councils of the GAA it Leinster ... more details
Earl of Leinster was a title in the Peerage of Ireland . It was created on 3 March 1646 for Robert Cholmondeley . He had already been created a Baronet , of Cholmondeley in the County of Chester, in the Baronetage of England on 29 June 1611 ref http www.archive.org stream cu31924092524374 page n69 mode 2up George Edward Cockayne Complete baronetage 1900 ref and Viscount Cholmondeley in the Peerage of Ireland on 2 July 1628. He was created Baron Cholmondeley in the Peerage of England on 1 September 1648. Lord Leinster died childless in 1659 and the titles became extinct. However, the viscountcy of Cholmondeley was revived two years later in favour of his nephew Robert Cholmondeley, 1st Viscount Cholmondeley Robert Cholmondeley son of Hugh Cholmondeley , who is the ancestor of the Marquess of Cholmondeley Marquesses of Cholmondeley . Also, the Earl s other brother Thomas Cholmondeley was the ancestor of the Baron Delamere Barons Delamere . The family surname is pronounced Chumley . Earls of Leinster 1646 Robert Cholmondeley, 1st Earl of Leinster 1584 1659 Earls of Leinster 1721 Sophia von Kielmansegg, Countess of Leinster and Darlington Sophia Charlotte von Kielmansegg, Countess of Leinster 1675 1725 , Life Peerage. See also Marquess of Cholmondeley Baron Delamere References Reflist Rayment date February 2012 DEFAULTSORT Leinster Category Earldoms Category Extinct earldoms ... more details
Infobox Airport name Leinster Airport nativename image IATA LER ICAO YLST type Public owner operator city served location Leinster, Western Australia elevation f 1,631 elevation m 497 coordinates coord 27 50 36 S 120 42 12 E type airport inline yes website metric rwy y r1 number 10 28 r1 length f 5,906 r1 length m 1,800 r1 surface Asphalt footnotes Source DAFIF ref name WAD WAD YLST Source DAFIF ref ref name GCM GCM LER source DAFIF ref Leinster Airport airport codes LER YLST is an airport in Leinster, Western Australia Leinster , Western Australia . Airlines and destinations Skippers Aviation Perth, Wiluna Alliance Airlines Perth References reflist Navigation box br Airports in Australia Category Airports in Western Australia australia airport stub ... more details
Image Flag of Leinster.svg thumb 300px right The flag of Leinster The flag of Leinster consists of an Cl rsach Irish harp in gold on a green background vert a harp Or heraldry or stringed argent . The arms of Leinster are among other examples represented on the flag of the provinces of Ireland , as well as in a stylised version in the logo of the Leinster Rugby team. The flag is sometimes used as a symbol of Irish nationalism and to represent the island of Ireland as a whole. Origins Possibly the oldest instance of the use of the harp device on a green field was the flag of Owen Roe O Neill . Owen Roe, nephew of Hugh O Neill, 2nd Earl of Tyrone Hugh , had entered the Spain Spanish service after his uncle s defeat at Siege of Kinsale Kinsale in 1601 . Owen rose to prominence in the Spanish army, and in 1642 returned to Ireland to assist the Confederate Ireland Irish Confederation in the war that broke out the previous year. It is recorded that his ship, the St Francis, as she lay at anchor at Dunkirk , flew from her mast top the Irish harp in a green field, in a flag . ref Prof. Brian Cu v Studia Hibernica 1978 ref Because the confederation s headquarters were located in Kilkenny the principal city of Leinster without the pale his flag may have had a special significance for that province. Citation needed date April 2008 The Confederation seal also incorporated, among a number of other motifs, a representation of the Irish harp . Citation needed date April 2008 See also Coat of arms of Ireland Green Ensign Notes Refimprove date April 2008 references DEFAULTSORT Flag Of Leinster Category Flags of Ireland Leinster gv Brattagh Lion pt Bandeira de Leinster ru ... more details
The Leinster Leader is a newspaper published in Naas , Co. Kildare, Ireland. It is owned by Johnston Press Ireland who bought the Leinster Leader Group in 2005. ref http www.village.ie Media Newspapers British buy up regional papers British buy up regional papers by Emma Browne, The Village, Thursday, 22 September 2005 ref The Leinster Leader Group, as well as publishing the Naas based Leinster Leader also published The Dundalk Democrat , Leinster Express Port Laoise , Limerick Leader , Offaly Express and the Tallaght Echo . ref cite news author Ian Guider title Johnston Press spends over 240m to become largest Irish regional publisher url http archives.tcm.ie irishexaminer 2005 09 17 story515950609.asp work Irish Examiner date 17 September 2005 accessdate 2008 09 12 ref The paper was founded as the Leinster Leader and Central Counties Commercial and Agricultural Adviser , by Patrick Cahill , LLB, who was its first editor in August 1880. Patrick Cahill was an Irish Nationalist, Land League Activist and supporter of Home Rule, he was jailed under the Protection of Person and Property Act 1881 Coercion Act of 1881 . ref http hansard.millbanksystems.com commons 1882 mar 02 protection of person and property PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY IRELAND ACT, 1881 MR. PATRICK CAHILL HANSARD 1803 2005 ref References reflist 1 External links http www.leinsterleader.ie Leinster Leader website http www.johnstonpress.co.uk Official website Republic of Ireland newspapers ireland stub DEFAULTSORT Leinster Leader Category Naas Category Newspapers published in the Republic of Ireland ... more details
Use dmy dates date June 2011 Infobox rugby team teamname Leinster Rugby image Leinster rugby badge.png ... PRO12 br Heineken Cup current season Leinster Rugby 2010 11 season league Pro 12 PRO12 tournament Heineken ... Image IrelandRugbyProvinces.png thumb Leinster Rugby , usually referred to simply as Leinster, is an Ireland ... of Leinster , that competes in the Pro 12 RaboDirect Pro 12 formerly known as the Magners League and also ... the Irish Rugby Football Union Leinster Branch, which is one of four primary branches of the Irish Rugby Football Union IRFU and is responsible for rugby union throughout the provence of Leinster. The province plays in blue and white and the crest is in the form of a harp. Leinster s traditional ... www.irishtimes.com newspaper sport 2010 0818 1224277070278.html title Leinster to play two matches at Aviva accessdate 2010 08 18 work The Irish Times date 8 August 2010 ref Leinster turned professional ... championship BBC Sport, 1 September 2000 ref Leinster A competes in the British and Irish Cup . Leinster ... Leinster won its 2011 Heineken Cup Final second Heineken Cup with a thrilling 33 22 victory over Northampton ... takes Leinster to heights other teams can only dream of as they beat Saints to win Heineken Cup.html title Jonny Sexton takes Leinster to heights other teams can only dream of as they beat Saints ... Mick last Cleary ref Leinster is currently ranked 1st place in the ERC European Rankings. ref http www.ercrugby.com eng 121 9900.php ERC European Club rankings. ref History Amateur Days The Leinster ... aboutus branch.php About Leinster Rugby The Branch Leinster Rugby ref In amateur days, the four .... The first Interprovincial matches between Leinster, Ulster Rugby Ulster and Munster Rugby Munster ... the four professional teams run by the Irish Rugby Football Union . Leinster Lions Leinster went professional in the mid 1990s. The Leinster Lions name came into existence during the 2001 02 season as the result of a joint marketing initiative between Leinster Rugby and its kit sponsors, the Canterbury ... more details
Infobox mountain name Mount Leinster other name Stua Laighean photo Mount Leinster.JPG photo caption Mount Leinster with its TV transmitter elevation m 796 elevation ref prominence m 725 prominence ref listing Hewitt hill Hewitt , Marilyn hill Marilyn location Counties County Wexford Wexford and County Carlow Carlow , Republic of Ireland Ireland range Blackstairs Mountains At 796 metres Mount Leinster lang ga Stua Laighean is the fifth highest mountain after Lugnaquilla 925m, Mullaghcleevaun 849m, Tonelegee 817m, and Cloghernagh 800m, in the province of Leinster, Ireland . It is the highest of the Blackstairs Mountains at 796 metres 2,605 ft . A tall Radio Telef s ireann RT television transmitter tops the peak with a mast height of 122 m. The TV transmitter site is a popular location for hang gliding enthusiasts to launch from. In 2003, a hang glider pilot died from injuries sustained in the crash landing of his flight launched from the mountain. ref name news report http archives.tcm.ie irishexaminer 2004 05 01 story800032453.asp Irish Examiner report, 1 May 2004. Retrieved 2008 07 21 ref There is a memorial at the peak of the mountain. The mountain is most often climbed from the Nine Stones , a landmark point at the foot of Mount Leinster, about 8 miles east of Borris, Carlow Borris . From Borris there is a road to a visitor car park on the mountain. From there the steep RT access road leads to the summit. This road is closed to normal traffic and RT have now fenced off the transmitter tower from public access to prevent vandalism . Cycling Mount Leinster has been used in stages of the Tour of Ireland and on many occasions in the The FBD Insurance R s ...?Col Leinster Mount&qryMountainID 7208 ref Transmissions from Mount Leinster Radio class wikitable sortable ... at Mt. Leinster, 30 ft from the summit which is 2,409 ft. There were no survivors. References reflist ... and hills of Leinster ga Stua Laighean it Monte Leinster no Mount Leinster nn Mount Leinster ... more details
Infobox Newspaper name Leinster Express image caption type Weekly newspaper Weekly format tabloid newspaper format Tabloid foundation 1831 ceased publication owners Johnston Press Ireland publisher editor chiefeditor assoceditor maneditor staff language political circulation 18,000 2004 ref name Consumer headquarters Portlaoise , County Laois br Republic of Ireland Ireland sister newspapers Offaly Express ref name Consumer oclc ISSN website http www.leinsterexpress.ie www.leinsterexpress.ie The Leinster Express is a regional newspaper in Republic of Ireland Ireland that serves County Laois . The paper was part of the Leinster Leader Group, which was sold to Johnston Press in late 2005 and are now operated by Johnston Press Ireland . ref cite news author Ian Guider title Johnston Press spends over 240m to become largest Irish regional publisher url http archives.tcm.ie irishexaminer 2005 09 17 story515950609.asp work Irish Examiner date 17 September 2005 accessdate 2008 09 12 ref The offices of the Leinster Express are based in Portlaoise . ref name Consumer cite web url http www.nca.ie eng Research Zone Reports consumer media.pdf title Consumer Media in Ireland year 2004 format PDF accessdate 2008 09 12 ref The Leinster Express was originally published in Maryborough Port Laoise , Queen s County Laois , Ireland in 1831, an archive of its papers are available in Laois County Library in Port Laoise. References reflist External links http www.leinsterexpress.ie Leinster Express Website Irish Newspapers owned by Johnston Press Category Media in County Laois Category Weekly newspapers published in Ireland Category Newspapers published in the Republic of Ireland Ireland newspaper stub ... more details
Image Leinster RMS 1897.jpg 300px Postcard of RMS Leinster Ship caption Postcard image of the RMS Leinster Infobox ship career Hide header Ship name RMS Leinster Ship owner City of Dublin Steam Packet ... two signal guns Ship capacity Ship crew Ship notes RMS Leinster was a vessel operated by the City of Dublin ... Sea The Sinking of RMS Leinster and fellow writer Philip Lecane, author of Torpedoed The RMS Leinster Disaster , suggests the actual total was higher. Design In 1895, the City of Dublin Steam ... Leinster , RMS Connaught 1897 Connaught , RMS Munster 2 and RMS Ulster 2 these four were commonly referred to as The Provinces . The Leinster was a 2,640 ton Packet sea transport packet steamship with a service ... and two signal guns. Sinking Image Leinster anchor.JPG thumb 175px left Leinster s Anchor Carlisle Pier ... , Australia , New Zealand , Canada and the United States . Just before 10 a.m. as the Leinster ..., the ship sank rapidly after a third torpedo struck the Leinster , causing a huge explosion. Despite ... Leinster The UB 123 was probably lost in a minefield in the North Sea on its way back to Germany, on or about ... The Sinking of RMS Leinster and Philip Lecane Torpedoed The RMS Leinster Disaster ref File RMSLeinsterAnchorPlaques.jpg thumb alt Anchor of RMS Leinster, showing memorial plaques. Anchor of RMS Leinster ... Hanafin launches RMS Leinster anniversary stamp date 2008 05 30 publisher An Post accessdate 5 ... Press, Dublin 1986. Higgins, John Jack The Sinking of the R.M.S. Leinster Recalled article in the Postal ... Union, written by the only survivor from the ship s mailroom. Lecane, Philip Torpedoed The R.M.S. Leinster ... in the Irish Sea The Sinking of RMS Leinster , Collins Press, Cork 1998. ISBN 1 898256 52 7 Liffiton ... home.htm RMS Leinster Home Site http www.rmsleinster.com sinking sinking.htm The sinking of RMS Leinster http www.chapters.eiretek.org books General leinster.html An American eyewitness account ... Leinster Category Steamships Leinster Category Mersey built ships Leinster Category World War I passenger ... more details
The Leinster Hall was a music or concert hall in Dublin , Ireland , built in Hawkins Street on the site of the second Theatre Royal, Dublin Theatre Royal after the Royal was destroyed by fire in 1880. The Leinster Hall opened in November 1886. One of the most notable performers to appear there was Dame Nellie Melba , who gave two concerts in the hall in 1893. The hall closed in 1895 and was redesigned and reopened as the third Theatre Royal the following year. References Ryan, Philip B. The Lost Theatres of Dublin . The Badger Press, 1998 ISBN 0 9526076 1 1 Theatres in Ireland coord missing County Dublin Category Theatres in Dublin city theatre stub Ireland struct stub ... more details
This is a disambiguation page. Leinster Senior Cup may refer to Leinster Club Senior Cup rugby union Leinster Schools Senior Cup rugby union Leinster Senior Cup association football disambig ... more details
This is a disambiguation page. The Leinster Senior League may refer to Leinster Senior League Men s hockey Leinster Senior League rugby union Leinster Senior League association football Leinster Senior League cricket disambig ... more details
The Leinster Football Association is charged with the organisation and administration of soccer in the Provinces of Ireland Irish province of Leinster . The LFA is affiliated with the Football Association of Ireland and is the governing body for the Leinster Senior Cup association football Leinster Senior Cup which is competed in by League of Ireland sides and by provincial sides alike. References Official site http www.leinsterfa.ie mgxroot page 10722.html Category Association football in Leinster Category Association football governing bodies in the Republic of Ireland Football, Republic of Ireland Category Sports governing bodies in Leinster Foo ... more details
, Earl of Offaly 15 January 1748 Richmond House, 26 September 1765 William FitzGerald, 2nd Duke of Leinster b. Arlington Place, Piccadilly, London , 12 March 1749 d. Carton House, Kildare, 20 October ...Infobox royalty name Emily FitzGerald image Emily Duchess of Leinster 1753.jpg caption The Duchess of Leinster. 1753 portrait by Joshua Reynolds Sir Joshua Reynolds . father Charles Lennox, 2nd Duke of Richmond mother Sarah Lennox, Duchess of Richmond and Lennox Sarah Cadogan birth date birth date 1731 10 6 df y death date death date and age 1814 3 27 1731 10 6 df y spouse James FitzGerald, 1st Duke of Leinster br William Ogilvie Ardglass William Ogilvie issue George FitzGerald, Earl of Offaly br William FitzGerald, 2nd Duke of Leinster br Lady Caroline FitzGerald br Mary Coote, Countess of Bellamont br Lady Henrietta FitzGerald br Lady Caroline FitzGerald br Charles FitzGerald, 1st Baron Lecale br Charlotte Strutt, 1st Baroness Rayleigh br Lady Louisa FitzGerald br Lord Henry FitzGerald br Lady Sophia FitzGerald br Lord Edward FitzGerald br Lord Robert Stephen FitzGerald br Lord Gerald FitzGerald ... FitzGerald, Duchess of Leinster 6 October 1731 27 March 1814 , known before 1747 as Lady Emily Lennox ... on 7 February 1747, at age fifteen, she married the immensely wealthy James FitzGerald, 1st Duke of Leinster ... was created successively Duke of Leinster Marquess of Kildare and Duke of Leinster in recognition ... life Image Emily Duchess of Leinster 1770 s.jpg thumb right 200px The Duchess of Leinster painted by Joshua ... , with whom she had begun an affair some years earlier in Frescati House . ref cite book title The Pursuit ... to be known as The Dowager Duchess of Leinster . Ogilvie was nine years her junior, and was the natural ... 9fe 1 1. Emily FitzGerald, Duchess of Leinster 2 2. Charles Lennox, 2nd Duke of Richmond 3 3. Sarah ..., 1994. Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Leinster, Emily FitzGerald, Duchess ... 27 March 1814 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Leinster, Emily Fitzgerald, Duchess Of Category 1731 births ... more details
The Leinster Cricket Union , also known as Cricket Leinster , is one of four provincial governing bodies for cricket in Ireland . Along with the Northern Cricket Union Northern , Munster Cricket Union Munster and North West of Ireland Cricket Union North West unions, it makes up the Irish Cricket Union now known as Cricket Ireland , the supreme governing body of Irish cricket. ref http www.cricketeurope4.net CEIRELAND GENERAL CRICKETIRELAND structure.shtml Structure of Irish Cricket ref The Leinster jurisdiction covers counties the traditional Irish province of Leinster in the Republic of Ireland . In 2005, there were 40 clubs fielding 97 teams affiliated to the union. ref Gerard Siggins 2005 , Green Days Cricket in Ireland 1792 2005 . Nonsuch Publishing Ltd., pp.126 127 ref There are currently 41 clubs affiliated to the Union. ref http www.cricketleinster.ie about Cricket Leinster ref The Union was founded in 1890 as the Leinster Branch of the Irish Cricket Union . ref Gerard Siggins 2005 , Green Days Cricket in Ireland 1792 2005 . Nonsuch Publishing Ltd., p.40 ref Initially, there was strong resistance to competitive cricket and the Leinster Senior League and Leinster Senior Cup did not start until 1919, although junior clubs competed for the Intermediate Cup from 1895 and a schools league began in 1906. ref Gerard Siggins 2005 , Green Days Cricket in Ireland 1792 2005 . Nonsuch Publishing Ltd., p.42 ref References reflist External links http www.cricketleinster.ie Cricket Leinster Cricket in Ireland Category Irish provincial cricket unions Category Sports governing bodies in Leinster Cric Category Cricket in Leinster ... more details
The Leinster Senior League is the provincial cricket league within the Leinster Cricket Union Leinster jurisdiction in Ireland , which covers the province of Leinster in the Republic of Ireland . The league was formed in 1919 ref http www.cricketleinster.ie about history About Cricket Leinster History ref ref Gerard Siggins 2005 , Green Days Cricket in Ireland 1792 2005 . Nonsuch Publishing Ltd., p.40 ref , the nine founding members being Phoenix Cricket Club Phoenix , Leinster Cricket Club Leinster , Pembroke Cricket Club Pembroke , Trinity College Dublin Cricket Club Trinity College Dublin , Railway Union Cricket Club Railway Union , Civil Service Cricket Club Civil Service , University College Dublin Cricket Club U.C.D. , County Kildare Cricket Club County Kildare and the Royal Hibernian Military School. ref Gerard Siggins 2005 , p.40 ref . The league is currently divided into fourteen divisions. It includes one member club from the Munster Cricket Union Munster province Cork County Cricket Club Cork County . Teams play each other twice per season, once at home and once away, each ... total points. ref http www.cricketleinster.ie uploads files review 2010 preview 2011.pdf Cricket Leinster ... 838 open competitions league division 1 to division 4 2011 11802191.pdf Cricket Leinster Open Competition ... 838 open competitions league division 1 to division 4 2011 11802191.pdf Cricket Leinster Open Competition ... Cricket Club Clontarf The Hills Cricket Club The Hills Leinster Cricket Club Leinster Merrion ... Cricket Club Dublin University Leinster Cricket Club Leinster II Malahide Cricket Club Malahide ... Leinster List of champions Summary of winners See also Leinster Senior Cup cricket Leinster Senior ... archives league tables Cricket Leinster Archives External links http www.cricketleinster.ie Cricket LeinsterLeinster Senior League Cricket in Ireland Category Senior cricket leagues in Ireland Category Cricket in Leinster ... more details
Infobox newspaper name Finn s Leinster Journal logo image caption type format owners Edmund Finn, Catherine Finn founder Edmund Finn publisher editor chiefeditor assoceditor maneditor newseditor managingeditordesign campuseditor campuschief opeditor sportseditor photoeditor staff foundation 1767 political language ceased publication 1922 headquarters Kilkenny circulation sister newspapers Leinster Journal , Kilkenny Journal , Leinster Commercial, Literary Advertiser ISSN oclc website File Finn s Leinster Journal 1794.jpg thumb left Finn s Leinster Journal Finn s Leinster Journal 1766 1801 , later Leinster Journal 1801 1830 , Kilkenny Journal and Leinster Commercial and Literary Advertiser 1832 1922 , was a newspaper published in Kilkenny , Ireland . ref http www.gale.cengage.com servlet ItemDetailServlet?region 9&imprint 745&titleCode PSM312&type 4&id V704 Ireland Politics and Society through the Press, 1760 1922 cengage.com ref Founded by Edmund Finn in 1767, it brought prosperity to the Finn family. In 1777 after the death of her husband, Catherine Finn became famous for running the paper while raising seven children. It was published in Kilkenny on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Some content was relevant to Carlow and it was sold as far away as Castledermot . References references External links http www.kilkenny.ie eng About Kilkenny People Media Newspapers Newspapers , kilkenny.ie. http www.kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie newspapers.htm Newspapers , kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie See also List of newspapers in Ireland List of newspapers in Ireland Kilkenny List of newspapers in Kilkenny Kilkenny Print media Media in Kilkenny Category Newspapers published in Ireland Category Media in County Kilkenny Category Weekly newspapers published in Ireland ... more details
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