Richard Finglas (died 1574) was an Irish barrister and Law Officer of the sixteenth century. He belonged to the prominent Finglas family of Westphailstown...

Richard Finglas was. Elizabeth I thought poorly of most of her Irish-born Law Officers (there were a few exceptions like James Dowdall) and Richard Finglas...

was the daughter of Patrick Finglas of Westphailstown, who was probably the younger son of the judge. Mary Ann Lyons 'Finglas, Patrick', Oxford Dictionary...

5, 2021. Finglas Parochial National School official website. Santry, Glasnevin and Finglas ireland.anglican.org St. Patrick's Well, Finglas Ireland's...

Ballymun F, Beaumont A, Finglas North A, Finglas North B, Finglas North C, Finglas South A, Finglas South B, Finglas South C, Finglas South D, Whitehall A...

the duties were not very onerous. At least one serjeant of the era, Richard Finglas, combined the office of serjeant with the subordinate office of Principal...

was born in Cork, Ireland to Church of Ireland parents. She grew up in Finglas, Dublin, where her family owned and ran Merville Dairy. Her father, George...

The Declaration of Finglas was issued on 17 July 1690 by William III of Ireland at Finglas in County Dublin, shortly after his Williamite army's decisive...

Walter Cowley 7 September 1537 – 1546 John Bathe 7 February 1546 – 1550 Richard Finglas 17 October 1550 – 1554 James Dowdall 20 July 1554 -1565 Lucas Dillon...

Dubber Cross, Finglas (including Ballygall and Cappagh), most of Glasnevin (Cremore, Addison, Violet Hill, Willow Park, Finglas Road, Old Finglas Road and...