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Kevin O'Brien Family Connections
Parents David John WILLIMENT and Patricia Ruth niland. Patsy NIWA (4) (2) was born.She was married to Dennis BANNAN . Children were darcy BANNAN, Phillip
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kaob/d94.htm

Extractions: Dianne Joy NIELSEN was born. Parents: Arthur Lawrence NIELSEN and Florence Olive BAKER She was married to Neil Henry CARTER . Children were: Tania Michelle CARTER Belinda Joy CARTER Dulcie NIELSEN was born. She was married to Kendrick Walter CUNDY . Children were: Ronald Kenneth CUNDY Elaine Margaret NIELSEN was born. Parents: Norman NIELSEN and Valerie June ZILLWOOD She was married to Nigel BROADHURST . Children were: Tania Rose BROADHURST Christopher Nigel BRAODHURST Ellen Violet Louisa NIELSEN was born. Parents: Kenneth John NIELSEN and May Elizabeth Ellen JONES She was married to Richard Kirkwood GREIG . Children were: Peter Kirkwood GREIG Ian Kenneth GREIG Cliff Antony GREIG Diane Louisa GREIG ... Karen Vivienne GREIG Gavin John NIELSEN was born. Parents: Graham Leslie NIELSEN and Elizabeth Adele DALLAS Graham Leslie NIELSEN was born. Parents: Kenneth John NIELSEN and May Elizabeth Ellen JONES He was married to Elizabeth Adele DALLAS . Children were: Gavin John NIELSEN Lisa Adele NIELSEN Rosemary Elizabeth NIELSEN James Barry Keith NIELSEN Hazel Catrene NIELSEN was born on 17 Aug 1922. She died on 23 Jan 1988. Parents:
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DALTON, Michael, labourer, , Grafton. darcy, Thomas, labourer, Mary St. Grafton.DAVIS, John, ironmonger, Prince St. Grafton. niland, A. tinsmith, Fitzroy St. Grafton.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hcastle/grevilles/lists/ghi/gra.html

Extractions: Route - Steam Grafton SURNAME CHRISTIAN OCCUPATION ADDRESS POST TOWN ABBOTT John stockman Yulgilbar Grafton ADAM Edward farmer Dobie St. Grafton ADDISON Robert labourer Great Marlow Grafton ADRAIN Stephen farmer Racecourse Grafton AHLO Peter labourer Grafton ALBERT Andrew labourer Grafton ALCUP James labourer Grafton ALLISON J. farmer Southampton Grafton AMOS William farmer Carr's Ck. Grafton ANDERSON David farmer Carr's Ck. Grafton APPLEBY James labourer Grafton APPS Moses farmer Carr's Ck. Grafton ARKEY Edward labourer Prince St. Grafton ARNOLD Edward farmer Southgate Grafton ARNOLD Richard farmer Southgate Grafton ASHEY Joseph labourer Grafton ASPBERRY Henry jun. farmer Carr's Ck. Grafton ASPBERRY Henry sen.
About NUI, Galway
Ruth Curtis and Dr Donal Curtis Kevin darcy BE Frank Dawson Mary Moriarty Kevinand Brighid Naughton Sinead Ni Mhuircheartaigh David niland and Celestine
http://www.nuigalway.ie/galway_university_foundation/support.html
AVJ 75,7, Jul'97 Pp 465-
Ms niland comes from a talented family of artists and writers coauthored with MsPark an award-winning biography of the champion boxer, Les darcy, called Home
http://www.ava.com.au/content/avj/jul97/465.htm

Extractions: The AVA has accepted an invitation to join a special taskforce that will review the welfare implications of the live animal export trade. The Animal Welfare Committee of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority's Livestock Advisory Committee will look specifically at a recent fire on the ship, Uniceb, which killed a large number of sheep destined for overseas markets. The invitation from the Federal Government was one of a number of outcomes from the AVA's meeting in April with the Federal Department of Primary Industries and Energy. The Department also confirmed at the meeting that AACV input would be sought in an evaluation by the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service of third-party providers of export certification of livestock Last month AVA President Roger Clarke met with the NSW Government panel appointed to review the NSW Veterinary Surgeons Act (see Viewpoint in this issue). The main issue raised by Dr Clarke was the need for greater consistency in State and Territory legislation. He recommended that any changes to the NSW legislation include discretion to reregister vets who don't fulfill their obligations under the Act. He also called on State and Federal Governments to protect the already high standard of veterinary practice in Australia and not cave in to forces arguing for deregulation of the veterinary profession simply for short-term microeconomic reasons.
G.A.A. History Hurling Results - All Ireland Senior Hurling Finalists 1920's
Jack Power // Paddy Leahy // Phil Cahill // Tom Duffy // Jack darcy // Willie Ryan Deelyfor Mick King // Jimmy Morris // T. Furey // P. Roche // P. niland.
http://www.gaa.ie/html/history/hurlingResults/SHF1920.html

Extractions: Limerick Dublin Bob McConkey (Capt) // Michael Murphy // Willie Gleeson // Jimmy Humphries // Dinny Lanigan // Dave Murnane // Willie Hough // Jack Keane // Willie Ryan // Garret Howard // Paddy McInerney // Ter Mangan // Mick Mullane // Chris Ryan // Tom McGrath // SubsJ. Cleary // W. Hurley // J. O'Callaghan // M.Moroney // J. Casey Bob Mockler (Capt) // Martin Hayes // Tom Hayes // Mick Neville // Tommy Moore // Jim Walsh // Bob Doherty // Joe Clune // Frank Burke // John Joe Callanan // Tommy Daly // Ned Tobin // Mick Darcy // James Cleary // Joe Bannon // SubsJoe Kennedy for Tom Hayes for Bannon // Jack Walsh // Ned Ryan // Tom Mockler // James Ryan // Joe Coyne // J. Murphy // John Ryan (Grocers) // Joe Phelan Kilkenny Tipperary Kilkenny-Mark McDonald // Jimmy Tobin // John Holohan // Pat Glendon // Tommy Carroll // Wattie Dunphy (Capt) // Dick Grace // Pat Aylward // Bill Kenny // Martin Lalor // Eddie Dunphy // Paddy Donoghue // Dick Tobin // John Roberts // Matty Power // SubsTom Tierney // Tim Scott // Bill Brennan // Mick Brennan Johnny Leahy (Capt) // Jack Power // Arthur O'Donnell // Paddy Power // Paddy Browne // John Cleary // Martin Kennedy // Stephen Hackett // Jack O'Meara // John Joe Hayes // Pat Spillane // Joe Fitzpatrick // Tom Dwan // Bill Dwan // Jack Darcy // SubsDan O'Brien // John Conway // Martin Mockler // Willie Ryan // Phil Cahill // P. Kennedy // B. Quinn // Joe Nagle
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1 Benedict, Chip 13 HEA 30.06 5 2 Frailey, darcy 13 MDT 33.13 3 3 niland, Sean 13HEA 39.77 1 4 Shambaugh, Tim 14 HEA 40.34 Gensimore, Justin 13 HEA X41.11
http://www.swimmpsl.org/Summer02Results/Div B/HEA vs MDT.htm
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124.48 125.02 16 2 Wary, Jeff 13 LAT 126.76 125.62 13 3 Vickroy, Nicholas 13HUM NT 127.25 12 4 Frailey, darcy 13 MDT 131.27 132.88 11 5 niland, Sean 14
http://www.swimmpsl.org/Summer02Results/invitationals/dc novice meet.htm
Palmyra Aquatic Club
Boys 1112 50 SC Meter Breaststroke 1, Clayton Weakley, MTV, 43.12. 2, Sean niland,HEA, 48.49. 3, darcy Frailey, MDT, 49.39. 4, Kevin Moyer, HEA, 53.38.
http://www.palmyrasharks.cc/documents/divisionals.htm
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34 Matthews, Troy S 9 LAT 52.72 35 Zechman, Ian 9 Pac 54.19 36 niland, Craig 10 8Seaman, Kyle 12 Mtv 32.79 9 Wary, Jeff 12 LAT 34.32 10 Frailey, darcy 12 Mdt
http://www.palmyrasharks.cc/documents/combined.htm
Choice Out-of-Print Books E-mail
The search continued when niland and Ruth Park retraced darcy's tracks inthe United States, from New York to Memphis, where he died in May 1917.
http://www.eclectic-books.com.au/SUBJECT/BIOG.HTM

Extractions: E-mail Biographical Writings Scans are available for most items. Ackroyd, Peter. DICKENS. London, Sinclair-Stevenson, 1990. First edition; thick 8vo, pp. xvi, 1195; illustrated, notes on text and sources, bibliography, index. Fine in dust-jacket. AU$45.00 Adam-Smith, Patsy. THERE WAS A SHIP. Rigby, Adelaide 1967. First edition; 8vo, pp. 220; Illustrated. ***The author spent six years on the Naracoopa of the Tasmanian coast. Very good in dust jacket (light rubbing rear panel). AU$30.00 Allen LIVES OF THE INDIAN PRINCES Allen, Walter. AS I WALKED DOWN NEW GRUB STREET Memories of a Writing Life. London, Heinemann, 1981. First edition; 8vo, pp. 277; index. *** Striking and often funny memories of characteristic writers of the Thirties, notably, Auden, MacNiece, the mysterious Henry Green and the reclusive novelist John Hampson, as well as Desmond MacCarthy, Wyndham Lewis. As well as writing novels and critical biographies, he was closely associated with New Statesman during Kingsley Martin's regime. Very good in dust-jacket. AU$20.00 Allingham, William.
Smh.com.au - Clout! The Opera
several years ago when Jarman read the darcy biography Home Before Dark by Ruth Parkand Rafe Champion, a book initially begun by Park's husband D'Arcy niland.
http://old.smh.com.au/news/0103/24/text/features10.html
AWBR
around Davis' relationships with prominent Australian writers such as Eve Langley,Ernestine Hill, Xavier Herbert, Hal Porter, Ruth Park and darcy niland.
http://emsah.uq.edu.au/awsr/recent/132/o.html

Extractions: After completing her BA at the University of Sydney and serving an editorial apprenticeship on the Medical Journal of Australia A History of the Book in Australia 1891-1945 (UQP 2001) edited by Martyn Lyons and John Arnold in making a welcome contribution to our understanding of the history of publishing and book production in Australia. Maryanne Dever is Director of the Centre for Women's Studies and Gender Research at Monash University. For a full account of these, see Robyn Colwill's recently completed PhD thesis, 'Corridors of Memory, Passages of the Past: The Retrieval of Eve Langley', School of English, Media Studies and Art History, The University of Queensland, 2001.
City Of Onkaparinga Libraries - Reading Lists/Authors
Hundred Years of Solitude Gabriel Garcia Martinez Tropic of Cancer HenryMiller Black Robe Brian Moore The Shiralee darcy niland The English
http://www.onkaparingacity.com/libraries/booklist.htm

Extractions: LIBRARIES Select one ................ Aldinga Library Hub Library Noarlunga Library Seaford Library Willunga Library Woodcroft Library Library Homepage GENERAL Select one ................ Join up Lost cards Borrowing Loan times Renewals Holiday Closures SERVICES Select one ................ Inter-Library Loan FastLane Housebound Mobile Library What's on for kids Events Calendar Training Reading Lists Friends Groups REFERENCE Select one ................ Search Engines Online Databases Research Services Aust. Govt. Info. SA Govt. Info. Local Govt. Info. General reference Online Newspapers Homework Helpers Public Transport ILC Select one ................ Who are we? Opening Hours Campus Services Electronic Info Library Facilities Subject Links Databases Onkaparinga TAFE INFORMATION CENTRE Select one ................ Directory 2002 Who are we? Where are we? What do we do? Contact us ONLINE CATALOGUES(SA) Select one ................ SA Video and Film Onkaparinga Unley Tea Tree Gully SWAP State Library Adelaide Uni University of SA Flinders Uni LINKS Select one ................ Safe Surfing Filtering Genealogy Olympic Games Health Employment Resume help PLAIN National Library READING LISTS/AUTHORS AUSTRALIAN AUTHORS
Sacred Mirrors - Supporters
Anne McLean Marc H. Miller Franklin Miller Janet Morgan Nan niland Amini B $100+ NorrisChumley Martin and Helena Foster Tehching Hsieh darcy Jones Angela Manno
http://www.sacredmirrors.org/donate2.html

Extractions: Robert Apfel and Jai Imbrey, Horace Beach, Shahara Annie Brook, Jude Decoteau, Aileen M. Geraghty, Lenny Gregory, Nick Hyde, Frank and Lauree Landsman, Diane McCarron, Cheryl F. Moore, Jawna Moss, Molly Anne Mowery, Thomas J Pettitt, Bruce W. Pollock, Mary and Peter Stonington, Frank P. and Lee Whitridge, Shakya Zangpo, Kevin Zona and Jamie Frankenberger
Families Of County Galway, Ireland
Durkin Duvaney Duvany Dwane Dwire M' Dermot Mac Daid Mac darcy Mac Davie Mac NESTORNevin Newell Newland Newton Neylan Neyland Neylon Nilan niland Nimmo Niven
http://www.irishroots.com/id4004.htm

Extractions: This is the story and history of families in Co. Galway, including but not at all limited to the so called ' 14 tribes of Galway'. Ancient Galway families are included. Rare families found in Galway are given in this historic work too, some are found only once in the Co. Galway archives. Settler families from England, Scotland and the continent who subsequently arrive in Co. Galway are included. When needed, sources are given for further research on your family. Family castles, dates of occupation and locations are given. Ordinary Galway people, from the 17th to the 19th century are included as well. Among the many Galway families with major listings in this book are: Athy; Birmingham Bermingham; Blake; Bodkin; Browne; Burke; Cahill; Callanan; O' Colahan; Concannon; Conroy; O' Daly; Darcy; Deane; O Donnellan; O Flaherty; Font; French; O Halloran; O Hynes Hines; Joyce; O Kelly; Kenny Kenney; Kirwan; Lally; Lynch; O' Madden; Mannion; Martin; Morris; Naughton; O' Shaughnessy; Skerrett,etc. There are hundreds of more names to list here but there is not enough time!
Families Of County Clare, Ireland
in 1850's Mc Daniel Mc Daniell Daniels Danter Darcey darcy Dartnell Daugherty NormanSettlers NORMILE Normoyle Norten Norton Nugent Nylan Nyland, niland O O
http://www.irishroots.com/id4373.htm

Extractions: An outline of the history of the county as it relates to Irish families, and to Irish research in Clare, is included, along with an exhaustive enumeration of thousands of Clare families. An address list for resources is included along with genealogical notes which will help any family research project. Among the families given the most coverage in this work are O'Brien O' Bryan O'Brian; Brody; Clancy; O Connor O'Conner; Creagh; O'Dea; Mac Gorman; O' Grady Grady; O' Hehir; O' Loghlin Loughlin; Mac Mahon; Moloney; MacNamara; Neylon Neillan...etc...there are too many families to list here of course, and the list of families runs into the hundreds! Also included are extracts from older histories of County Clare by Frost and White as they relate to specific Irish families. Forming most of the old territory of Thomand, many families will overlap into County Limerick as well as County Clare.
THIRD AND FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS
Professor John niland, ViceChancellor, University of New South Wales. Mr Simon darcy,University of Technology Sydney' Sydney 200 Olympics and the Paralympics'.
http://www.umist.ac.uk/sport/olympy.htm

Extractions: THIRD AND FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS The Olympics in the Next Millennium 22-23 September 1999 Centre for Olympic Studies, University of New South Wales in conjunction with the 50th Anniversary Celebrations of the University The last date for the submission of a proposed paper for this Conference in 15 August 1999. The program will then be finalised and distributed in September. Enclosed is the latest list of presenters and topics. DRAFT PROGRAM, 7 JULY 1999 WEDNESDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 8.30 am CONFERENCE OPENING Professor John Niland, Vice-Chancellor, University of New South Wales 8.45 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS Dr Jacques Rogge, Chairman of the Coordination Commission, Sydney Olympic Games, International Olympic Committee, 'The Olympics in the Next Millennium' 5.00 pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS Ms Anita Defrantz, Vice-President, International Olympic Committee, 'The Olympics in the Next Millennium' REFLECTIONS Professor Allan Snyder, Centre for the Mind, Australian National University, 'The Olympic Movement: The Quintessential Venue for the Exploration of Human Achievement?' Professor Bob Barney, Centre for Olympic Studies, University of Western Ontario, 'Reflections from an Olympic Historian: The Last 100 Years and the Next 100 Years'
Bludger
In The Shiralee (1955) darcy niland pinpoints such a one Put thenips into me for tea and sugar and tobacco in his usual style.
http://www.anu.edu.au/ANDC/Ozwords/December 2001/Bludger.html

Extractions: BLUDGER noun , a person who lives off the efforts of others; a person who does not pay his fair share or who does not make a fair contribution to a cost, enterprise, etc., a cadger; an idler, one who makes little effort. Our Aussie bludger is a form of bludgeoner bludgeon bludgeoner bludgeoneers bludger from the British bludgeoner is surprising since, by definition, a bludger is too lazy a person to lift even a finger, let alone a bludgeon. By the latter part of the nineteenth century the term bludger was in use in Australia, although its meaning had narrowed somewhat. The bludger was no longer just a general thug but a thug who lived off the earnings of a prostitute in his keep and was not above a bit of bludgeoning on the side. In 1882 the Sydney Slang Dictionary Bludgers , or Stick Slingers Australian Slang Dictionary Truth bludgers Truth mopped up booze as freely as their bludgers bludger bludger Truth bludger One can see the word bludger in the process of losing the violent connotation of bludgeoning bludger From the early twentieth century the term bludger widened to a general term of abuse, with no pimp-specificity. Thus in 1906
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1 Clayton Weakley 11 MTV 43.08 43.12 2 Sean niland 12 HEA 47.72 48.49 3 darcy Frailey12 MDT 49.81 49.39 4 Kevin Moyer 12 HEA 50.71 53.38 5 Kyle McNamara 11
http://www.paonline.com/MPsl/ResultsB.htm
Books Into Film: S
novel by E. Annie Proulx Shipwreck Tiein book by Louise Callan Shipwreck Tie-inbook by Paul Gittins The shiralee From the 1955 novel by darcy niland A shock
http://library.christchurch.org.nz/Guides/BooksIntoFilm/S.asp

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