| 👶 Birth | 30 Aug 1922 | Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland 📍 ⓘMarriage Certificate |
| 💒 Marriage | 19 May 1941 (19) | Andrew FIELD Roman Catholic Church of St Andrew, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland 📍 ⓘMarriage Certificate 📎 View 🏛️ Second World War |
| 🏠 Lived | 05/1941 (19) | 10 Stephens Place, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland 📍 ⓘMarriage Certificate |
| ✝️ Death | 13 Sep 1994 (72) | Cancer ⓘHenry (Jacka) Brown 🏛️ Channel Tunnel opens |
| 🪦 Burial | abt 20 Sep 1994 | Bohernabreena Cemetery, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland 📍 ⓘGrave Headstone 📎 View |
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Notes
From Imelda Murphy:
The ma was also on the committee for the Liberties festival swanning around down at the dean of St. Patrick's cathedral residence for committee meetings.
The writer of the 1975 article was also on the committee that year
hence the ma being in this photo the writer is quite a famous Irish Times writer/journalist.
The ma never told us about this photo in the Irish times then again she may not have known as she never bought the Irish times
I saw something about the committee… Show more
The ma was also on the committee for the Liberties festival swanning around down at the dean of St. Patrick's cathedral residence for committee meetings.
The writer of the 1975 article was also on the committee that year
hence the ma being in this photo the writer is quite a famous Irish Times writer/journalist.
The ma never told us about this photo in the Irish times then again she may not have known as she never bought the Irish times
I saw something about the committee… Show more
She died of cancer and is buried near sister Elizabeth
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