Cambridge University Press / Howth Co. / Granville / South Co. / Lalor Ltd / Gresham / Hayes & Finch / King's Co. / /
Country
Irish republic / United Kingdom / Ireland / / /
Event
Person Travel / Judicial Event / Person Communication and Meetings / Employment Change / /
Facility
Hammam hotel / Union hospital / Belvedere College / Dublin Castle / Mater hospital / Union complex / Glasnevin cemetery / /
Holiday
United Kingdom's Commonwealth Day / /
Organization
Sinn Féin party / Cambridge University / army / Mater hospital / 4th Dublin battalion / Union hospital / Royal Irish Academy / South Dublin Union / British government / Belvedere College / Gaelic League / /
Person
Maryanne Burgess / Kathleen Kingston / Béaslaí / ii / Éamon de Valera / Richard Mulcahy / Anthony Lalor / Máire / Charles William St John Burgess / Arthur Griffith / George V / Caitlín Brugha / Terence MacSwiney / Frank Pakenham / Austin Stack / Vincent Lalor / James Quinn Brugha / Thomas Burgess / Ruairí / Ernie O'Malley / Dorothy Macardle / Michael Laffan / Michael Hopkinson / Eamonn Ceannt / James Quinn / Rex Taylor / /
Position
president / director and travelling salesman / clerk / IRA adjutant general and director of intelligence / chief of staff / fine all-round athlete / assistant / party executive / minister / minister for defence / acting president / travelling salesman / art dealer / First Lieutenant / vice-president of the anti-treaty Cumann / Lieutenant / chief / founder / /
Brugha, Cathal by James Quinn Brugha, Cathal (1874–1922), revolutionary, was born Charles William St John Burgess 18 July 1874 at 13 Richmond Avenue, Fairview, Dublin, tenth among