abbotstown造句

• HolmPatrick died in 1942 at the family seat at Abbotstown, Castleknock.
• Funding for Abbotstown's National Sports Campus increased by 20 per cent.
• Lord HolmPatrick sold Abbotstown to the Marine Institute of Ireland, who were located at Abbotstown House until 2005.
• Lord HolmPatrick sold Abbotstown to the Marine Institute of Ireland, who were located at Abbotstown House until 2005.
• Stops were also planned for the National Aquatic Centre and Abbotstown, before continuing in the direction of Sillogue and Harristown.
• The most famous family to live on the lands at Waterville were the Falkiner family who became Baronets of Abbotstown in 1812.
• On 21 December 1812, he was created a "'baronet "', of Abbotstown, in the County of Dublin.
• By the 17th century they had passed to the Sir John Dungan who owned one thatched house, several cottages and an old church at Abbotstown.
• Later, Lord HolmPatrick sold remaining lands at Abbotstown to the Marine Institute of Ireland who were located at Abbotstown House until 2005 when the house was acquired for Sports Campus Ireland.
• Later, Lord HolmPatrick sold remaining lands at Abbotstown to the Marine Institute of Ireland who were located at Abbotstown House until 2005 when the house was acquired for Sports Campus Ireland.
• The "'Falkiner Baronetcy "', of Abbotstown in the County of Dublin, was created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 21 December 1812 for House of Commons.
• "' The National Sports Campus Development Authority "'( NSCDA ) is an Irish public body responsible for developing and running a National Sports Campus in Abbotstown, Blanchardstown, Dublin.
• It is bordered in the South by the Navan Road ( N3 ), on the west by the Snugborough Road, in the north by Abbotstown Farm and to the east by Connolly Hospital.
• However, on July 19, 2009, it was confirmed that the competition would be going ahead as planned, and the draw was made at FAI headquarters in Abbotstown, Dublin, on July 28.
• The Falkiners married into the Hamilton family who lived on the neighbouring estate of Sheephill and in 1832 both estates where amalgamated by the Hamiltons and a new residence, Abbotstown House, was built as the family seat.
• The Barons HolmPatrick of Abbotstown continued to be associated with Castleknock until quite recently and are buried in the graveyard at St . Brigid's Church ( Anglican ) in Castleknock however the current baron, the Hon.
• Ireland's contribution to the bid was dented last week by Prime Minister Bertie Ahern's surprise decision to withdraw public money for building a proposed 80, 000-seat Stadium Ireland on the Abbotstown outskirts of Dublin.
• Ahern's plans have been badly dented by his surprise decision last week to withdraw public money for building the intended centerpiece of the bid, a proposed 80, 000-seat Stadium Ireland on the Abbotstown outskirts of Dublin.
• Waterville is located on the southern edge of the Abbotstown Demense which remained in the ownership of the Tyrell family up to about 1400 when Thomas Sergent and his wife Joan Tyrell, sister to the last Tyrell Baron of Castleknock, where in residence.
• Lord HolmPatrick married Lady Victoria Alexandrina Wellesley, daughter of Major-General Lord Charles Wellesley, granddaughter of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, and goddaughter of Queen Victoria, at Abbotstown House, in Castleknock on 6 March 1898, aged 58.