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In affectionate memory
of
Eleanor, Lady Yarrow
(Tertiary of Saint Francis)
who died, in her eighty-
second year, at Dalguise,
Monkstown, Co. Dublin, on
15 March, 1953.

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"We have loved him in life, let us not forget
him in death." St. Ambrose
Of your Charity, pray for the Repose
of the Soul of
Nicholas Moynihan
who died on
June 14th, 1928 Aged 59 years
Upon whose soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy.
O Gentlest Heart of Jesus, ever present in the Blessed Sacrament, ever consumed with burning love for the poor captive souls in Purgatory, have mercy on the soul of Thy servant Nicholas; bring him from the shadows of exile to the bright home of Heaven, where, we trust, Thou and Thy Blessed Mother have woven for him a crown of unfading bliss. Amen.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.
R. I. P.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, I give you my heart, my soul and my life.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, assist me in my last agony.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, may I breathe forth my soul in peace with you.
Ind.—300 days. Applicable to the souls in Purgatory

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OF YOUR CHARITY
Pray for the repose of the Soul
of
Gilbert Keith
Chesterton
who died
JUNE 14th 1936
FACTUS EST
The Lord became my protector and He brought
me forth into a large place. He saved me because
he was well pleased with me. I will love thee
O Lord my strength. The Lord is my firmament
and my refuge and my deliverer. Introit for
Sunday within the Octave of Corpus Christi—
The day of his death
Knight of the Holy Ghost, he goes his way,
Wisdom his motley, Truth his loving jest;
The mills of Satan keep his lance in play,
Pity and Innocence his heart at rest.
Walter de la Mare.

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"Nor Saint nor King has tomb so proud,
As he whose flag becomes his shroud."
In Loving Memory of
Commandant Pat Allman,
KILLARNEY BATTALION, I.R.A.
Who died as a result of Wounds received
during the Civil War,
On the 22nd JANUARY, 1927,
AGED 25 Years.
R.I.P.
...For it were better for us to die in battle
than to behold the ills of our Nation."—
r Machabees iii. 59.
I do not grudge them, Lord, I do not grudge
My two strong sons that I have seen go out
To break their strength and die, they and
a few,
In bloody protest for a glorious thing.
They shall be spoken of among their people
The generations shall remember them,
And call them blest.
—P. PEARSE, 'The Mother'
"Lord, I offer everything Thou askest for
Ireland's resurrection. It is Thy will. Accept
our willing sacrifice for our people. May
we in dying, bring glory to Thy Name and
honour to our country that has always
been faithful to Thee. God save Ireland,
God save, bless and guard the Irish Republic,
to live and flourish, and be a model Govern-
ment of truth and justice to all Nations;
May the liberty of the Irish people shine
with Thee, O my God, for ever and ever.
Amen.—From Terence McSwiney's last prayer
O Immense Passion ! O Profound Wounds !
O Profusion of Blood ! O Sweetness above
all Sweetness ! O Most Bitter Death grant
them eternal rest. Amen.—400 days' In
dulgence.
Browne & Nolan, Ltd.; Dublin.

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"Thy Will be Done"
Mary, our hope, have pity on
us. 300 days,
each time.
Mary of Heart Heart for your
days. — us. 100 days,
each time.
Sacred Heart of Jesus,
HAVE MERCY ON THE SOUL OF
CAPT. DANIEL JOSEPH BEGLEY,
32 Brandon Road, Drimnagh,
Dublin,
WHO DIED
On the 21st September, 1940.
AGED 52 YEARS
R. I. P.
Yet still thy features wore that light,
That fleets not with thy breath.
And life ne'er looked more purely
bright
Than in thy smile of death.
O Holy Cross! under Thy
Shadow I will rest.

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“We have loved him in life, let us not forget him in death.”—St. Ambrose.
IN LOVING MEMORY
— of —
PAUL GALLIGAN
CHURCHTOWN
WHO DIED ON 15TH DECEMBER, 1966.
R. I. P.
Always be with us,
Men to give their lives,
That this our country live,
Lest perchance that they may stray,
Then Great God, guide us night and
day.
Our Lady of Lourdes, pray for him.
FORMER DAIL
DEPUTY DIES
Mr. Peter Paul Galligan, Hillside Drive, Churchtown, Dublin, who has died, aged 77, was elected a Sinn Fein Deputy in 1918, and was also a member of the First Dail.
Mr. Galligan, a native of Cavan, went to Dublin in 1907 and five years later he joined the I.R.B. and afterwards the Irish Volunteers. He took part in the Howth gun running and was on the staff of Comdt. Thomas MacDonagh, Director of Training of the Volunteers. During the 1916 Rising he was in charge of the Volunteers in Ferns, Co. Wexford.

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Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy
on us
Immaculate Heart of Mary,
pray for us
Queen of the most Holy
Rosary, pray for us
In Proud and Loving
Memory
OF
Volunteer George P. Keegan
Vinegar Hill Column,
Irish Republican Army
who died for the Republic of Ireland
on
11th November. 1957
Aged 29 Years
at Edentubber, Co. Louth
We do not weep for the noble-hearted
Who walked in the ways our
Chieftains trod—
True to Patrick and true to Ireland;
Ever and everywhere true to God.
This was his dream; an Irish Ireland,
Freedom—radiant in heart and face,
Peaceful and happy, a home and haven
For every child of our exiled race.
High is our pride in each hallowed
memory
Of his deathless faith and his
boundless love.
Constant our prayer that we may be
worthy
To meet him again in God's Home
above.
We lift our hearts from his grave
each morning
In a prayer to God, that he soon
might see,
From his place of rest in the Halls
of Glory,
The land that he lived for—and
died for—Free.

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A Íosa 's a Taoisig Cráibig suain-
eas a's fuartan táil tó. — Amen
A Croí Ró-Naofa
Íosa, tein trócaire
orainn. Loga 300 lá
A Croí Ró-glé
Muire, bí-se mo
flánú.
1 ngean cuimne buac ar
SEÁN SABAT
47 Sr., Annraoi i Luimnig
Cat mileató gael t'éag in
iorgáil ionnsaite múpta
brookboro tráthóna lae
cinn bliana 1957.
Suaineas síorraí tá anam
Ó bun na croice péacaim suas,
A Íosa ár totiarna claon anuas.
Atómuím creiteam Té go fior
Le grá croí a's le tócas síor.
To cugas mo gnúis
Ap an pót so pomam
Ap an ngníom to cím
'S.p an mbás to geobat
Glac cugat it' Cpoí Ró-Naofa,
a Íosa, anam ionmain Seáin, agus
beip leat cun na Flaitis é, i bpocaip
naom na hÉipeann, agus Muipe,
Bainpion na hÉipeann, go nteán-
ait sé eatapguí éipeactac ann ap
áp son-ne agus ap son áp totipe,
tpé Íosa Cpiost, áp totiapna. Amen
Tia tug túinn é
Tia rug uainn é
Té beata toil Té
Creitoim-se ionat-sa a Tia, mar is
tusa an creiteam péin.
Gac ní ar To fon-sa a Croí Ró-
Naofa Íosa.
Molató leis an totríonóit Naofa
in aon Tia amáin, anois is go brát
(Paitoreaca Loga)

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"If death come to me, it will be because of my great love for Ireland."—St. Columcille
In Loving Memory of
Commandant Daniel J. Allman,
EAST KERRY BRIGADE COLUMN, I.R.A.
Killed in Action at Headford, Co. Kerry,
On the 21st MARCH, 1921.
AGED 30 YEARS.
R.I.P.
"Greater love than this no man hath
that a man lay down his life for his friends."
In Loving Memory.

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Why reckon the pangs that
have sufficed,
Star of the Morning, Mary,
come,
To bring free souls to their
Captain, Christ?
Mary Immaculate, guide them
home.
Rory and Liam are dead and
gone,
Star of the Morning, Mary,
come,
They have found the lights
that go out at dawn,
Mary Immaculate, guide them
home.
Rory and Liam and Dick and
Joe,
Star of the Morning, Mary,
come,
Our starlight fades, but the
road they know,
Mary Immaculate, guide them
home.
Ράσμαις τὸ θρύν.
En Memoriam
Rory O'Connor,
Liam Mellowes,
Richard Barrett,
Joseph McKelvey,
Pro Patria Mortuorum in Carcere
Mountjoy
In Festo Immaculatae Conceptionis
B. V. M.
Die 8o Decembris, 1922
Requiescant in Pace

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OF YOUR CHARITY
PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF
THE PRIEST PATRIOT
Father Albert Bibby, O.M.Cap.
FIRST CAPUCHIN PASTOR OF SANTA INEZ, CALIFORNIA
BORN AT BAGENALSTOWN, IRELAND, 28 OCTOBER,
1877.
ENTERED FRANCISCAN CAPUCHIN ORDER, 7 July,
1894.
ORDAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD, 23 FEBRUARY, 1902.
DIED IN EXILE FOR THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND AT
SANTA BARBARA, U. S. A., 14 FEBRUARY, 1925.
“Thou hast loved Justice and hated iniquity:
therefore God, thy God hath anointed thee with
the oil of gladness... They shall remember thy
name through all generations.”
(Psalm 44, vv. 8. 18.)
St. Patrick and all ye Saints of Ireland pray for him!
St. Francis and all ye Saints of his Order pray for
him!
St. Albert, Patron of Cashel, pray for him!
St. Agnes, pray for him!
“ . . . but as an Irish priest, I have considered that,
like Cardinal Mercier, my place was with my
people to minister to them; and especially to those
who, like St. Joan of Arc, were engaged in the
sacred works of driving the English invaders from
our native soil... I have loved and desired
justice for my native land, and hated the cruel
iniquity of England's oppression; and I feel I
can say with St. Gregory: ‘I have loved justice and
hated iniquity, and therefore I am dying in exile.’”
(From Father Albert's farewell letter to President
De Valera.)
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon him.
May he rest in Peace! Amen.

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I ndil - chuimhne
ar
DIARMUID SEOSAMH
O CONCHUBHAIR
1877-1957
Fear Leigheanta agur Ughdar
d'eag 2u Mean Fomhair.
Go ndeana Muire, Mathair De agus
mor-shluagh naomh Eireann guidhe
air, agus go gcuiti Dia a shaothar
leis. Amen.
We seem to give them back to Thee, O God, who gavest them to us. Yet as Thou didst not lose them in the giving, so do we not lose them by their return. Not as the world giveth givest Thou, O Lover of Souls. What Thou givest Thou takest not away, for what is Thine is ours also if we are Thine. And life is eternal and love is immortal, and death is only a horizon, and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our vision. Lift us up, strong Son of God, that we may see further; cleanse our eyes that we may see more clearly; draw us closer to Thyself that we may know ourselves to be near to our loved ones who are with Thee. And while Thou dost prepare a place for us, prepare us also for that happy place, that where Thou art we may be also for evermore.
(Father Bede Jarrett, O.P.)
Jesus, mercy :
Mary, help.

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Pray for the Repose of the
Soul of
Rev. Fr. ANSELM,
O.F.M. CAP.
Who died on 14th February, 1957
May he rest in peace—Amen.
GOD by whose favour Thy servant was raised to the sacred dignity of the Priesthood, and thus honoured with the Apostolic functions, grant, we beseech Thee, that he may be admitted to the eternal fellowship of Thy Apostles in Heaven, through Christ, our Lord.
—Amen.
Most Merciful Jesus, give him eternal rest.—7 years and 7 quarantines.
O Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on him.—300 days Indul.
My Jesus, Mercy !—300 days.
May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be loved everywhere.—100 days, once a day.
Blessed be the Most Holy, Most Pure, and Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary.—300 days Indulgence.
Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for him.—100 days Indul.
Eternal Father, I offer Thee the wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ to heal those of our souls.—300 days Indulgence.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I give you my heart and my soul.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, assist me now and in my last agony.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, may I breathe forth my soul in peace with you.—300 days Indulgence
Jesus, Mary and Joseph enlighten us, help us and save us. Amen.—200 days Indulgence.
Jesus, meek and humble of Heart, make my heart like unto Thine.—300 days Indulgence.

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Most Rev. Redmond Prendiville
D.D. B.A.
Born Castleisland, Co. Kerry
11th September, 1900.
Ordained 14th June, 1925.
Consecrated Coadjutor
Archbishop of Perth.
October 22nd, 1933
Archbishop of Perth, May 24th, 1935.
Died Perth, June 28th, 1968.
O God, Who by raising him to the dignity
of Bishop, gave Your servant Redmond
a share in the priesthood of the Apostles,
grant, we beseech You, that he may be
joined in fellowship with them forever.
Through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

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In Memory of
John Daly,
FENIAN,
AGED 70 YEARS,
Who Died 30th June, 1916.
Thomas J. Clarke,
FENIAN,
AGED 53 YEARS,
First signatory to the Declaration
of Independence of the Irish Republic.
Shot, Kilmainham Jail, 3rd May, 1916.
John Edward Daly,
AGED 25 YEARS,
COMMANDANT OF THE IRISH
REPUBLICAN ARMY,
who was shot by the British Forces
at Kilmainham Jail, Dublin, 4th May, 1916
Son of God, Our Saviour, Thou Who
was't martyred and crucified, and now
art risen and reigning in Glory,
Raise our country from the grave.
Mother of God, whom our fathers called
the Queen of Ireland,
Save Ireland.
St. Patrick, Patron of Ireland,
Pray for us.
St. Column, Patron of the Celt,
Pray for us.
All ye Saints of Ireland,
Pray for us.
From servitude to the English,
Deliver us, O Lord.
By the martyrdom of those who died at
Drogheda and Wexford, fighting for
Faith and Liberty,
Grant us wisdom to see the truth,
O Lord.
By the martyrdom of those who died at
Vinegar Hill, in Antrim and Connaught,
fighting for Faith and Liberty,
Grant us Faith in Thee and in
ourselves, O Lord.
By the deaths and sufferings of the Heroes
of Easter Week,
Grant us strength and courage,
O Lord.
By the martyrdom of the millions who
were scarved,
H: Ip us to win Freedom, O Lord
By the martyrdom of those who died on the
scaffold, in the cell, and in exile,
Deliver us, O Lord.
By the sighs and sorrows and the prayers
of all who have suffered for Ireland,
Deliver us, O Lord.
Grant us a great war for the liberties of
our people,
We pray thee, O Lord.
For arms and our flag raised again in
battle.
We pray thee, O Lord.
For a glorious death on the Field of Liberty,
We pray Thee, O Lord.
For a resting-place in our native soil,
We pray Thee, O Lord.
For the absolute independence—the
unity and liberty of our country,
We pray Thee, O Lord. AMN.
The golden stars give warmless fire,
As weary Mary goes through night;
Her feet are torn by stone and briar,
She hath no rest, no strength, no light;
O Mary, weary in the snow,
Remember Ireland's woe!
O Joseph, sad for Mary's sake!
Look on our earthly Mother too;
Let not the heart of Ireland break
With agony, the ages through!
For Mary's love, love also thou
Ireland, and save her now.
And she, our Mother Ireland, knows
Insult and infamies of wrong;
Her innocent children clad with woes,
Her weakness trampled by the strong;
And still upon her Holy Land,
Her pitiless foemen stand.
From Manger unto Cross and Crown
Went Christ; and Mother Mary passed
Through Seven Sorrows, and sat down
Upon the Angel Throne at last.
Thence, Mary! to thine own Child pray,
For Ireland's hope this day.
The snows shall perish at the spring,
The flowers pour fragrance round her feet,
Ah Jesus! Mary! Joseph! bring
This Mercy from the Mercy Scat!
Send it, sweet King of Glory, born
Humbly on Christmas Morn!
Lionel Johnson,

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IN MEMORIAM
MOST REVEREND
THOMAS O'DONNELL, D.D.
Born August 16, 1874
Ordained December 23, 1899
Consecrated February 14, 1924
Died January 13, 1936
PRAYER
O God who amongst Thy Apostolic
Priests didst adorn Thy Servant, Thomas,
with the episcopal dignity, grant we beseech
Thee, that he may also be associated with
them in everlasting fellowship. Amen.
Merciful Jesus, grant him eternal rest.
May he rest in peace. Amen.