patrick o ' brien ( australian politician )
keith michael patrick o’brien, current roman catholic cardinal archbishop of saint andrews and edinburgh. keith o’brien, journeyman lineman
patrick o’brien is a research associate at the constitution unit, university college london .
thomas j. o’brien (michigan) (1842–1933), michigan politician and u. s. ambassador
patrick bonaventure kennedy o. f. m. 1855 - 1924 by bartholomew egan
george thomas michael o’brien (fl. 1890s – 1900s), former governor of fiji
the promotion of a limerick linen industry 1760 - 1763 by patrick j. o' connor
george o’brien (footballer) (b. 1935), former southampton f. c. footballer
george m. o’brien (1917–1986), member of the u. s. house of representatives
the irish in australia - patrick o' farrell: review article by r. b. haslam
eris o' brien,' maturity in australian historical scholarship - the work of mr justice j. a. ferguson'
he is currently engaged to abc journalist kristy o' brien. it will be his second marriage .
emigration and famine: the evidence of francis spaight, july, 1847 by patrick j. o' connor
lawson, alan. patrick white australian bibliographies. melbourne: oxford university press, 1974 .
tom o’brien (football coach) (b. 1948), american college football coach at north carolina state university
o' farrell, patrick james, and deirdre o' farrell. documents in australian catholic history: volume i: 1788 - 1884. first ed. melbourne: geoffrey chapman, 1969 .
he and sydney solicitor peter o' brien are representing territory teenager jake roper, whose story featured on four corners .
patrick, ross, and heather patrick. exiles undaunted: the irish rebels kevin and eva o' doherty. st. lucia, qld. : university of queensland press, 1989 .
warmest love, pt two [ cont. of article,' limerick' in olj 3 ] by kate o' brien
she backed their campaign for a memorial to dubliner and former barcelona legend patrick o' connell who managed the side in the 1930s .
w g mcminn,' the making of a politician: the early career of g. h. reid'
o' brien, john; travers, pauric, ed. the irish emigrant experience in australia. dublin: poolbeg press, 1991 .
bishop o' dwyer, part 3: e. t. o' dwyer and the temperance movement by john rushe
st patrick' s day parade, sydney 2010. photo: lannon harley .
vincent o’brien retired from training in 1994, four years after winning the 1990 breeders’ cup mile at belmont park in new york with royal academy .
suggested citation: p. o’brien, ‘the member for the australian jungle, nadine dorries mp’, uk const. l. blog (15th november 2012) (available at urltoken )
the tragic death of constable patrick sheahan d. m. p. by tom donovan
o' farrell, patrick james. the catholic church in australia, a short history, 1788 - 1967. london: geoffrey chapman, 1969 .
bawden, sharman n. australian gemstones. 2nd ed. melbourne: lloyd o' neil, 1983 .
gunner, mr michael patrick francis, members of the legislative assembly, northern territory government .
limerick recipients of the victoria cross: john danagher and nathaniel burselm by patrick f. mcnamara
aisling hon. secretary jeff kildea spoke about his latest book, hugh mahon: patriot, pressman, politician, the first volume of a two - volume biography of controversial irish - australian politician hugh mahon, who in 1920 was expelled from the commonwealth parliament for his criticism of british rule in ireland .
a. j. sweeting,' o' brien, john william alexander (1908–1980)', australian dictionary of biography, national centre of biography, australian national university, urltoken published first in hardcopy 2000, accessed online 10 july 2018 .
bishop o' dwyer [ part 4 ]: e. t. o' dwyer and the artisans' dwellings co. by john r
irish national pipe band, st patrick' s day, about 1960. courtesy geraldine ryan .
sydney barrister ian barker sought leave to represent dylan voller, the boy who appeared in a spit hood on four corners, on behalf of solicitor peter o' brien .
unlike many of his irish contemporaries, o’brien did not study art in dublin, opting instead to travel to paris, where he studied the paintings at the louvre. in 1887, o’brien visited galleries in italy and then enrolled at the royal academy in antwerp. at the academy he was a fellow student of walter osborne. o’brien left antwerp in 1891 and returned to paris, where he studied at académie julian. he relocated to london in 1893 and then dublin in 1901. o’brien was designated an associate of the royal hibernian academy in 1906, a member in 1907, and was later president. he was made an honorary member of the royal academy, london in 1912 .
dermod o’brien (1865, in mount trenchard, foynes, county limerick – october 3, 1945, in dublin) was an irish painter, chiefly of landscapes and portraits .
townsend, derek. jigsaw: the biography if johannes bjelke - petersen: statesman - not politician. brisbane: sneyd & morley, 1983 .
st. mary' s all - ireland fife and drum band, limerick by patrick j. mcnamara
the 17th century city: a topographic study by thomas f. o' sullivan
the great irish famine, 1845 - 1852 by thomas p. o' neill
association, australian commercial galleries .
acaf1: first australian contemporary art fair .
107. melbourne: australian commercial galleries association, 1988 .
o' brien, eris michael abp. life and letters of archpriest john joseph therry, founder of the catholic church in australia. 1922 ed. sydney: angus & robertson, 1922 .
michael patrick francis gunner (born 6 january 1976) is an australian politician and the current chief minister of the northern territory. he is a labor member of the northern territory legislative assembly, having held his seat of fannie bay in darwin since the retirement of then chief minister clare martin at the 2008 election .
our politician pay calculator has been used by more than 250, 000 australians keen to compare their salary to what their local member of parliament earns per year .
sinclair, james patrick. wigmen of papua. 1st ed. milton, q. : jacaranda, 1973 .
china, australian human rights delegation to. report of the second australian human rights delegation to china. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1993 .
nurick, john, australian institute for public policy. , and australian chamber of commerce. mandate to govern: a handbook for the next australian government. 1st ed. perth: australian institute for public policy: australian chamber of commerce, 1987 .
weller, patrick; jaensch, dean, ed. responsible government in australia. melbourne: drummond publishing, 1980 .
c. j. duffy,' bermingham, patrick (1828–1883)', australian dictionary of biography, national centre of biography, australian national university, urltoken published first in hardcopy 1969, accessed online 10 july 2018 .
irish estates, corbally limerick - some reflections by emma gilleece and c. o' carroll
frank o' grady,' mary mckillop and the teaching order of st. joseph'
through our research we learned that members of parliament can earn an additional income for taking on extra responsibilities, for example chairing a committee or becoming a government whip. the final amount an australian politician earns is not published publicly .
aidan o’brien was then employed by coolmore to take over the training responsibilities of vincent o’brien. unlike vincent, who was involved in every stage of the horses’ selecting, training and breeding, aidan’s role involves training whatever horses have been bought or bred for him by coolmore. this narrow focus has allowed aidan to produce a great number of winners from vincent’s first rate bloodline of horses, maintaining coolmore’s status as the biggest bloodstock company in the world .
les carlyon: former age editor now writes for the bulletin and his son patrick carlyon works there as a feature writer too .
richard and patrick smithers: the brothers were both with the age in the 1990s although not sure where richard is these days .
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o' halloran - the singing tripe king by w. w. gleeson
the norwegian emigrant ship hannah parr at limerick, 1868 by claire o. haugen & jim overdahl
smith, angela, ed. les murray and australian poetry. london: menzies centre for australian studies, 2002 .
was the treaty of limerick signed on the treaty stone? by a. j. o' halloran
hinde, john, and australian broadcasting commission. other people' s pictures. sydney: australian broadcasting commission, 1981 .
from an early age o’brien’s political ideas, like most of his contemporaries, were shaped by the fenian movement and the plight of the irish tenant farmers, his elder brother having participated in the rebellion of 1867. it resulted in o’brien himself becoming actively involved with the fenian brotherhood, resigning in the mid - 1870s, because of what he described in ‘evening memories’ (p. 443–4) as “the gloom of inevitable failure and horrible punishment inseparable from any attempt at separation by force of arms” .
lawyer and amateur playwright patrick mcintyre next stood up to announce he was representing
a particular aboriginal community
and
a particular family
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at our annual st patrick’s day dinner the guest speaker was nsw attorney general greg smith sc who spoke and sang of his association with ireland .
best, alleyn, ed. directory of australian multicultural films and videos. melbourne: australian institute of multicultural affairs, 1985 .
during his imprisonment until april 1882 he drafted the famous land war no rent manifesto – a rent - withholding scheme personally led by o’brien, escalating the conflict between the land league and gladstone’s government. he was persecuted nine times in the course of years .
william o’brien (2 october 1852 – 25 february 1928) was an irish nationalist, journalist, agrarian agitator, social revolutionary, politician, party leader, newspaper publisher, author and member of parliament (mp) in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland. he was particularly associated with the campaigns for land reform in ireland during the late 19th and early 20th centuries as well as his conciliatory approach to attaining irish home rule .
edna o’brien was born in tuamgraney, county clare, ireland, in 1930, a place she would later describe as “fervid” and “enclosed. ” according to o’brien, her mother was a strong, controlling woman who had emigrated temporarily to america, and worked for some time as a maid in brooklyn, new york, for a well - off irish - american family before returning to ireland to raise a family. o’brien was the youngest child of “a strict, religious family”. in the years 1941 - 46 she was educated by the sisters of mercy – a circumstance that contributed to a “suffocating” childhood. “i rebelled against the coercive and stifling religion into which i was born and bred. it was very frightening and all pervasive. i’m glad it has gone. ”
at our annual st patrick’s day dinner the guest speaker was he noel whilte the irish ambassador to australia who spoke on the current situation in ireland .
william o’brien was born at bank place in mallow, county cork, as second son of james o’brien, a solicitor’s clerk, and his wife kate, the daughter of james nagle, a local shopkeeper. on his mother’s side he was descended from the distinguished norman family of nagles, long settled in the vicinity of mallow giving their name to the nearby nagle mountains. he was also linked through his mother with the statesman edmund burke’s mother’s family, as well as with the poet edmund spencer’s family. the nagles however, no longer held the status or prosperity they once had. in the same month thirty - eight years earlier thomas davis was born in mallow. o’brien’s advocacy of the cause of irish independence was to be in the same true tradition of his esteemed fellow - townsman .
of 1829, o’connell, after going through the formality of an uncontested reelection, took his seat at westminster .
tony o’reilly: ireland’s biggest media mogul through the independent newspapers group and his son cameron rose to become managing director of the australian offshoot, apn, before bailing out last year .
milner, anthony crothers, trevor wilson, and australian institute of international affairs. australian diplomacy: challenges and options for the department of foreign affairs occasional paper (australian institute of international affairs); no. 5. canberra: australian institute of international affairs, 1986 .
at the st patrick’s day dinner at parliament house on 20 march billy cantwell spoke about his experiences publishing the irish echo for more than a quarter century .
mr maley, a former clp politician, had been appointed to become a magistrate by the giles' government before he bowed to pressure and quit the role after questions were raised about his continued relationship with the political party .
henderson, gerard, and st. patrick' s college (manly n. s. w .). catholic theological faculty. mr. santamaria and the bishops studies in the christian movement; no. 7. manly, n. s. w. : st. patrick' s college, 1982 .
dr des o’malley in “the secret language of james joyce” gave an interesting perspective on the writings of ireland’s leading novelist .
st patrick' s day dinner: friday 23 march 2018 at 6. 30 for 7pm at the strangers’ dining room, parliament house, macquarie street, sydney
hardman, marion; manning, peter. green bans: the story of an australian phenomenon. 1st ed. melbourne: australian conservation foundation .
dutton, geoffrey. the squatters. 1st ed. south yarra, vic. : currey o' neil, 1985 .
broke out, o’connell went to london to study law, and in 1798 he was called to the irish bar. his
people from loughill & shanagolden d. e. d. s in glin & rathkeale workhouses 1851 by chris o' mahony
pollard, jack, and australian broadcasting corporation. australian rugby union: the game and the players. north ryde, n. s. w. : angus & robertson in association with australian broadcasting corporation, 1984 .
john william alexander o' brien (1908 - 1980), engineer and soldier, was born on 13 june 1908 at collingwood, melbourne, only child of henry charles o' brien, a police constable from england, and his new zealand - born wife jean doris, née kerr. educated at st patrick' s college, east melbourne, and the working men' s college, john obtained a job as a draughtsman with the melbourne and metropolitan tramways board. in august 1928 he was commissioned lieutenant in the 2nd artillery survey company, militia. on a world tour in 1930 - 31 he studied artillery survey techniques used by the united states and british armies, and tramped across the battlefields of the american civil war and world war i .
dr jeff kildea gave a talk entitled “hugh mahon: irish - australian patriot”, which covered the life and times of this remarkable irish - australian .
mcdonald, janet, and commonwealth parliamentary library (australia). recent australian reference tools. 1st ed. canberra: australian parliamentary library, 1978 .
theophanous, andrew c. australian democracy in crisis: a radical approach to australian politics. melbourne; new york: oxford university press, 1980 .
bruce e mansfield,' e. w. o' sullivan, 1846 - 1910: the pattern of a political career'
greg kable: european correspondent for australian motor magazine, is the son of the late mike kable, former motoring editor of the australian and then freelance .
australia. bureau of industry economics. industrialisation in asia: some implications for australian industry. 1st ed. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1978 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. a handbook of australian government and politics 1975 - 1984. sydney: australian national university press, 1986 .
macdonagh, oliver; mandle, w. f .
irish - australian studies: papers delivered at the fifth irish - australian conference .
in irish - australian studies conference, ed. oliver; mandle macdonagh, w. f. , 3, 356. canberra: australian national university, 1989 .
our mid - year lunchoen was held at the sydney rowing club. professor justin  o’brien, director of the centre for law, markets and regulation at unsw spoke most engagingly about the economic, social and ethical crisis facing ireland (and other eu countries) in the throes of the current financial crisis .
the aisling st patrick’s day dinner was held on 23 march 2017 at parliament house, sydney. the guest speaker was acclaimed irish novelist and short - story writer evelyn conlon .
dan o' donnell,' archdeacon v. chaplain: the nature of the friction between scott & wilton, 1827 - 1829'
the aisling st patrick’s day dinner was held on 24 march 2017 at parliament house, sydney. the guest speaker was his excellency breandan ó caollaí, ambassador of ireland to australia .
soon after his third grand national triumph, he turned his attention to flat racing, and set up his stables at ballydoyle, near cashel, county tipperary. ballymoss, owned by american businessman john mcshain, was o’brien’s first top - flight flat racing horse. this colt won the irish derby stakes and england’s st. leger stakes in 1957 and france’s prix de l’arc de triomphe in 1958, en route to earning european horse of the year honours. for another american, alice du pont mills, he trained the filly glad rags who in 1966 gave him his only win in the 1, 000 guineas stakes. o’brien’s first epsom derby winner was larkspur in 1962. his other derby winners were sir ivor (1968), nijinsky (1970), roberto (1972), the minstrel (1977) and finally golden fleece (1982). o’brien also trained the brilliant dual prix de l’arc de triomphe winner, alleged, which triumphed in 1977 and 1978 .
vincent o’brien was voted the greatest national hunt trainer of the 20th century, and was then voted the greatest flat trainer of the 20th century. in the vote for the greatest figure in the history of horseracing hosted by the racing post newspaper, vincent o’brien came first with 28% of the total vote, with his long - time stable jockey lester piggott placed second out of a pool of 100 contenders who had been carefully selected by a panel of racing experts. he received the honorary degrees of doctor of laws (lld honoris causa) from the national university of ireland and doctor of science (dsc honoris causa) from the university of ulster .
graham earle: the former courier - mail deputy editor has a daughter julie who is reporting in new york for the financial times london after stints on the gold coast bulletin, aap, the australian in sydney and new idea in new york. she’s a fourth generation journalist, the family having founding links with the dominion in nz and the evening post, wellington, recently shut by murdoch. luke eliot: the kalgoorlie miner reporter is the son of the west australian ‘s former photographic editor and current police photographer neil eliot. neil is married to the australian reporter natalie o’brien .
during the 1970s, he and owner robert sangster, along with o’brien’s son - in - law, john magnier, established what became known as the coolmore syndicate, which became a highly successful horse - racing and breeding operation, centred on coolmore stud in county tipperary, and later incorporating stud farms in kentucky and australia. the combination of vincent o’brien’s incredible gift for picking world class horses and john magnier’s business mind propelled coolmore stud to the top of the racing world, boasting greater assets than any other racing stud in europe, the middle east, or america. the key to the success was through use of the bloodline of a canadian - bred horse named northern dancer, who had won a kentucky derby. one son of northern dancer was the british triple crown winner, nijinsky, probably the best horse o’brien ever trained. he was ridden to victory at epsom by lester piggott, who was associated with the ballydoyle stable during the most successful years of the late sixties and seventies .
aid, australian council for overseas. life after debt: australia and the global debt crisis: a development dossier australian council for overseas aid. vol. 23. 1st ed. development dossier. canberra: australian council for overseas aid, 1987 .
in a talk entitled “an olympic vignette: ireland’s first gold medallist”, kevin o’connor am spoke on dr pat o’callaghan, from kanturk, county cork, a gold medallist at the 1928 and 1932 olympic games, the first athlete from post - independence ireland to win an olympic medal .
…of the irish catholic lawyer daniel o’connell achieved passage of the catholic emancipation act, which finally repealed the penal laws and enabled catholics to sit once again in the british parliament. after reforms in dublin’s municipal government, in 1841 o’connell became the first roman catholic mayor of the city since…
he finally told the commission it was the
north australian aboriginal justice association
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tom dusevic: ex fin review, ex the australian, ex good weekend and now editor at large at time, is the brother of sam dusevic at the australian .
' escape of fenian convicts from west australia' 1876. australian national maritime museum .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. a handbook of australian government and politics 1965 - 1974. 1st ed. canberra: australian national university press, 1977 .
international australian studies association .
crossings: the bulletin of the international australian studies association .
1, 79. brisbane, qld. : university of queensland press .
morris, richard. the australian economy in action. melbourne: macmillan, 1980 .
this year’s mid - year luncheon was held at p. j. o’brien’s irish pub in the city and members were entertained with irish music from kelly’s heroes. irish ambassador noel white was in attendance and he made a point of getting around to talk to everyone, much to the members’ delight. kelly’s heroes ambassador noel white and arlene tansey
australian national university. faculty of law. , and australian national university. centre for international and public law. australian year book of international law volume 12: includes australian pratice in international law for the years 1988 to 1989. vol. 12. 1st ed. , ed. d. w. ; alston greig, philip. canberra: centre for international and public law faculty of law the australian national university. , 1992 .
lock, fred; lawson, alan, ed. australian literature - a reference guide. edited by grahame johnston, australian bibliographies. melbourne: oxford university press, 1977 .
pfisterer, susan; mahony, edel, ed. a fringe of papers: offshore perspectives on australian history & literature. london: menzies centre for australian studies, 1999 .
at the st patrick’s day dinner at parliament house, sydney on 4 march professor ronan mcdonald gave a fascinating talk on yeats’ poetry, including expositions of “easter 1916” and “an irish airman foresees his death” .
mid - year lunch: saturday 21 july 2018 at 12 noon for 12. 30pm at the grand dining room at the former st patrick’s seminary, manly (now international college of management, sydney )
rebekah poole spoke on “teaching irish history in australian schools through the use of political murals” .
disher, garry. australian then and now. melbourne: oxford university press, 1987 .
wilson, p. r. of public concern: contemporary australian social issues, 1977 .
australian science and technology council. environmental research in australia: the issues: a report to the prime minister. 1st ed. canberra: australian govt. pub. service, 1991 .
o' donoghue, sister mary xaverius. mother vincent whitty: woman educator in a masculine society. first ed. melbourne: melbourne university press, 1972 .
barca, margaret. explore historic australia: 1200 places, 80 maps. new ed. south yarra, vic. : viking / o' neil in association with the australian council of national trusts and with the assistance of bp australia limited, 1987 .
boden, anne. floral emblems of australia. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1985 .
carroll, brian. australian stage album. 1st ed. melbourne: macmillan australia, 1976 .
lynn, elwyn. the australian landscape and its artists. sydney: bay books, 1977 .
o' donoghue, k. k. brother p. a. treacy and the christian brothers in australia and new zealand. melbourne: polding press, 1983 .
the australian story would surely be a' poorer play' without the echoes of transported exiles of erin' bound down by iron chains'; the orphan immigrant girls of the great famine of 1845–50; the eureka rebellion' s peter lalor; the kelly gang; the potato farmers of koroit; the tragically flawed explorer robert o' hara burke; the founder of victoria' s state library, sir redmond barry; female educator mother mary gonzaga barry; australia' s first cardinal, patrick francis moran; engineer charles yelverton o' connor; anti - conscription leader archbishop daniel mannix; the pastoral durack family; and a host of others .
the aisling society is an irish australian cultural society whose main interests are the study of the history, life and culture of ireland, and of the effect of our irish heritage on australian life .
arts, the australian forum of textile .
textile: fibre forum .
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vamplew, wray. the oxford companion to australian sport. melbourne: oxford university press, 1994 .
whitington, r. s. an illustrated history of australian tennis. melbourne: macmillan, 1975 .
tension between o' shanassy and duffy had led to duffy' s resignation from the ministry in 1859. o' shanassy, a self - made early settler, a devout roman catholic and an o' connellite, seemed jealous of the brusque new chum, fresh from the house of commons, with his literary tastes and his legal knowledge, and his part as a leading young irelander in driving o' connell to his death as o' connell' s son alleged. this early quarrel was patched up in 1861 but revived when o' shanassy acquired squatting property and moved further away from the' popular party'. when the ministry resigned in 1863, duffy and three others had been in office long enough to qualify for life pensions of £1000, although the provision was revoked soon after their claims were made. this windfall enabled him to live as a gentleman' dividing my time between politics and the pruning knife', to buy property at sorrento and to visit europe twice before he finally left victoria .
mason, michael, georgina fitzpatrick, australian association for the study of religions. , and national catholic research council (australia). religion in australian life: a bibliography of social research. bedford park, s. aust. : australian association for the study of religions and national catholic research council, 1982 .
dione davidson: the west australian photographer is the daughter of retired long - time west snapper kevin davidson .
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notes and furphies .
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language and multicultural education: an australian perspective .
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salter, frank. borovansky: the man who made australian ballet. sydney: wildcat press, 1980 .
o' donoghue, frances. the bishop of botany bay: the life of john bede polding, australia' s first catholic archbishop. london: angus & robertson, 1982 .
o’brien shared his primary education with a townsman with whom he was later to have a close political connection, canon sheehan of doneraile. he enjoyed his secondary education at the cloyne diocesan college, which resulted in his being brought up in an environment noted for its religious tolerance. he greatly valued having had this experience from an early age, which strongly influenced his later views for the need of such tolerance in irish national life .
acoss, australian council of social services -. partnership or paternalism: report: a consultation process for voluntary agencies and self - help groups on the australian assistance plan. glebe: acoss, 1973 (?) .
looking towards the bicentenary of european settlement in 1988, patrick o' farrell produced his own view of the role of the irish in australia. rejecting the celebratory approach he discerned in hogan' s and cleary' s books, o' farrell produced the much more sweeping claim that it had been the irish catholics, by opposing the dominant protestant english and scottish colonial ethos, who were the galvanising force behind the development of a new australian identity and society. in particular, he had in mind the determination of irish catholics to have their world view incorporated into whatever it might mean to be' australian'. in a more cautious vein, oliver macdonagh claimed that a study of australia without its irish component' might not be quite hamlet without the prince of denmark. but it would certainly be a shallower and a poorer play' .
scarlett, ken. australian sculptors. west melbourne, vic. : thomas nelson (australia), 1980 .
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o' kane, frances. a path is set: the catholic church in the port phillip district and victoria 1839 - 1862. 1st ed. melbourne: melbourne university press, 1976 .
j k s houison,' in memoriam - karl reginald cramp, o. b. e. , m. a. , f. r. a. h. s.'
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murtagh, james george. australia: the catholic chapter. australian ed. sydney: angus and robertson, 1959 .
the annual mid - year luncheon was held in the grand dining room at the former st patrick’s seminary, manly (now international college of management, sydney). anne stevens gave a wonderful talk in which she reflected on the 60th anniversary of the aisling society .
christie malthouse: the channel ten melbourne sports reporter is the daughter of collingwood coach, and australian columnist, mick malthouse .
dd mcnicoll: columnist on the australian, is the son of the late, long - lunching packer mate david mcnicoll .
' digging and bagging potatoes', the warrnambool potato harvest 1881 from the illustrated australian news. state library of victoria .
economics, bureau of agricultural. rural industry in australia. 1st ed. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1983 .
harrison bryan,' an australian library in the a. m. - earlier years of the university of sydney library'
( acoss), australian council of social service .
human relationships in australia: evidence prepared by acoss committees and submitted to the royal commission on human relationships .
136. sydney: australian council of social service (acoss), 1975 .
o' brien joined the australian imperial force on 1 may 1940 and was posted to the 2nd / 7th field regiment as second - in - command. in palestine on 5 march 1941 he was promoted lieutenant colonel and appointed to command the 2nd / 5th field regiment. his military and engineering experience, and his' almost youthful dash and enthusiasm', won him the respect of the regiment. he led the 2nd / 5th throughout the syrian campaign during which he repeatedly came under mortar and sniper fire. for his' courage, driving power and relentless energy' he was awarded the distinguished service order and mentioned in dispatches .
peter harvey: of channel nine fame has two children in the media with adam harvey working for the daily telegraph and claire harvey on the australian. ben harvey: the west australian ‘s police rounds reporter is the cousin of new west editor paul armstrong .
affairs, department of immigration and ethnic. 1788 - 1978 australia and immigration. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1978 .
bundy, alan l, ed. directory of australian academic and research libraries. melbourne: footscray institute of technology, 1978 .
mayer, henry. australian politics, a second reader. 1st ed. melbourne: f. w. cheshire, 1969 .
miller, geoff .
the political economy of international agricultural policy reform .
canberra: australian government publishing service, 1986 .
hazel king,' the royal australian historical society. part ii. - growth and change: the society 1955 - 1985'
j. a. ferguson,' studies in australian bibliography - iv. the literature relating to
the scottish martyrs
'
j. a. ferguson,' studies in australian bibliography - iii. the literature relating to
the scottish martyrs
'
the annual mid - year luncheon was held in the grand dining room at the former st patrick’s seminary, manly (now international college of management, sydney). his excellency noel white, ireland’s ambassador to australia, spoke about his time in australia as his term comes to an end .
adamson, margaret. australian women through 200 years. 1st ed. 200 years in pictures. sydney: kangaroo press, 1988 .
aitkin, don, and brian jinks. australian political institutions. 3rd ed. carlton, vic. : pitman australia, 1985 .
australia. attorney - general' s dept. australia' s territorial sea baseline. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1988 .
bridge, carl, ed. pacific prospects: australia, new zealand & future conflicts. london: menzies centre for australian studies .
clark, c. m. h. select documents in australian history 1788 - 1850. sydney: angus & robertson, 1966 .
fearn - wannan, w. australian folklore: a dictionary of lore, legends and popular allusions. melbourne: lansdowne, 1970 .
finnane, steve. the game they play in heaven: australian rugby from the inside. sydney: mcgraw - hill, 1979 .
herman, morton. the blackets an era of australian architecture. 1st ed. hong kong: angus and robertson publishers, 1977 .
jones, david j. , ed. the australian dictionary of acronyms & abbreviations. sydney: second back row press, 1977 .
kramer, leonie judith gibson, and adrian mitchell. the oxford history of australian literature. melbourne: oxford university press, 1981 .
relations, department for employment and industrial. aboriginals & torres strait islanders at work. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1984 .
towle, alexandra, ed. made in australia: a sourcebook of all things australian. melbourne: william heinemann australia, 1986 .
dr anne cunningham spoke about her latest book the price of a wife – the priest and the divorce trial in a talk entitled “following the money trail and newspaper reaction to the coningham - o’haran divorce trials of 1900 - 1901” .
jenny grove: the former west australian reporter and later federal government spin doctor’s brother was a morning radio host on a perth fm station .
margie macdonald: joined the australian as a sports reporter three years ago. her dad was a big wig in queensland newspapers years ago .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. select documents in australian history 1851 - 1900. sydney: angus & robertson, 1969 .
isaacs, jennifer. the gentle arts: 200 years of australian women' s domestic & decorative arts. sydney: lansdowne, 1987 .
jones, gregory p. a guide to sources of information on australian industrial relations. 1st ed. sydney: pergamon press, 1988 .
k r cramp & hugh b hester,' food - the first munition of war. (american - australian co - operation)'
j a ferguson,' studies in australian bibliography - iv. a bibliography of literature ascribed to, or relating to, george barrington'
dr jeff kildea, adjunct professor in irish studies at unsw, gave a talk entitled ‘what price loyalty? : australian catholics in the first world war’ in which he examined the ways in which australian catholics of irish descent reconciled their loyalties to rome, ireland and the british empire .
gill, samuel thomas, and michael cannon. the victorian gold fields, 1852 - 3: an original album. south yarra: published by j. currey o' neil publishers on behalf of the library council of victoria, 1982 .
after the annual general meeting dr jeff kildea, spoke on his time as keith cameron professor of australian history at university college dublin in 2014 .
administration, task force on australian government. the processes of economic policy making in australia. canberra: task force on economic policy, 1975 .
freebairn, john, michael porter, and cliff walsh. spending and taxing: australian reform options. sydney: allen and unwin, 1987 .
hughes, colin a. mr prime minister: australian prime ministers 1901 - 1972. 1st ed. melbourne: oxford university press, 1976 .
inc, national literary association. new national australian encycopaedia. vol. 1, 2. 2 vols. sydney: horwitz group, 1974 .
johnson, joseph. grand slam australia: the story of the australian open tennis championships. 1st ed. melbourne: courtney books, 1985 .
luscombe, t. r; . builders and crusaders. 1st ed. prominent catholics in australian history. melbourne: lansdowne press, 1967 .
tucker, mark. whales and whale watching in australia. canberra: australian national parks and wildlife service - commonwealth government of australia, 1991 .
jill conway,' two views of manning clark' s history of australia, vol. 1 - ii - a vision of australian history'
in his early days vincent o’brien was a trainer of steeplechasers and hurdlers, and won the grand national at liverpool three times in succession, with three different horses – early mist in 1953, royal tan in 1954, and quare times in 1955. probably the greatest steeplechaser he trained was cottage rake, which won the cheltenham gold cup three times in succession (1948 - 1950). he later trained knock hard to also win the cheltenham gold cup (1953). he also won the champion hurdle three years in succession with hatton’s grace (1949 - 1951) .
o' donoghue, thomas a .
center for irish studies monograph series .
in bilingual question in ireland, 1904 - 1922: the case of the bilingual programme of instruction. , number 1, 2000. murdoch: murdoch university 2000 .
martin, ged. australia new zealand and federation. 1st ed. london: menzies centre for australian studies, king' s college, 2001 .
g. r. bartlett, political organization and society in victoria 1864 - 1883 (ph. d. thesis, australian national university, 1964 )
andrew moore,'
history without facts
: m. h. ellis, manning clark and the origins of the australian dictionary of biography'
p h russell,' sir peter nicol russell - 1816 - 1905: his family and associates. pioneers of the australian iron and engineering industry'
in 1878 he met charles stewart parnell mp at a home rule meeting. parnell recognised his exceptional talents as a journalist and writer, influencing his rise to becoming a leading politician of the new generation. he subsequently appointed him in 1881 as editor of the irish national land league’s journal, the united irishman. his association with parnell and the irish parliamentary party (ipp) led to his arrest and imprisonment with parnell, dillon, william redmond and other nationalist leaders in kilmainham gaol that october .
commission, the australian heritage. the heritage of south australia and northern territory: the illustrated register of the national estate. melbourne: macmillan, 1985 .
roberts, david andrew (ed) .
journal of australian colonial history .
5, 191. armidale: university of new england, 2004 .
she won the 2011 frank o’connor international short story award with her collection saints and sinners, with judge thomas mccarthy referring to her as “the solzhenitsyn of irish life”. rté intends to air a documentary on her as part of its arts strand in early 2012 .
barratt, glynn. the russians at port jackson 1814 - 1822 aias new series; no. 21. canberra: australian institute of aboriginal studies, 1981 .
millikan, david. the sunburnt soul: christianity in search of an australian identity. homebush west, n. s. w. : anzea, 1981 .
national women' s advisory council (australia). migrant women speak: a report to the commonwealth government. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1979 .
thorpe, d. w. oz arts magazine. wentworth falls, n. s. w. : thorpe in association with the australian council, 1991 .
wilcox, craig, ed. recording the south african war: journalism and official history 1899 - 1914. london: menzies centre for australian studies, 1999 .
today' s irish immigrants are few in comparison to the large numbers in previous centuries and could not hope to have the same formative influence on australian society as their predecessors. but some have made a name for themselves with significant contributions to the nation' s cultural and social life. one such is claire dunne, who co - starred in the film made from john o' grady' s whimsical story of ethnic australian social mores, they' re a weird mob. dunne went on to be the founder, under the whitlam government, of the ethnic radio stations 2ea and 3ea .
one of my thesis supervisors once said to me, to my delight, on reading a draft chapter, “i knew nothing about the subject but i soon began to trust you”. this is a comment i found myself applying to jeff kildea’s hugh mahon: patriot, pressman, politician (vol 1). this is a meticulously researched, properly sourced, lucidly written, accurate and insightful account of the life of this minor – but significant and influential – irish man and his role in two political hemispheres, ireland and australia .
in 1823 daniel o’connell, a dublin roman catholic lawyer, founded the catholic association, the object of which was to give roman catholics in ireland the same political and civil freedoms as protestants. employing pioneering techniques of organization, involving the mobilization of the large numbers of the poor…
after the annual general meeting dr jeff kildea, spoke on the keith cameron chair of australian history at university college dublin, to which he has recently been appointed .
david armstrong: the publisher of the south china morning post and former editor - in - chief of the australian saw his daughter ursula join news ltd in sydney as a copygirl in 1990 in a process that he did not get involved in. after a while she decided journalism wasn’t for her and went off to become a nurse. candida baker: the former editor of the australian magazine is married to writer, robert drewe, who also worked as a journalist for the west australian, the australian, the bulletin and the age. robert’s son jack worked as an artist on the magazine whilst candy was in charge and still works with news ltd today .
australia. constitutional commission. report of the advisory committee on individual & democratic rights under the constitution. 1st ed. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1987 .
clarke, francis gordon. the land of contrarieties: british attitudes to the australian colonies, 1828 - 1855. hemel hempstead: prentice - hall international, 1977 .
hudson, w. j. , ed. australia' s new guinea question. edited by australian institute of international affairs. melbourne: thomas nelson, 1975 .
dr richard reid spoke about lord belmore, governor of nsw 1868 - 1872, who was in office at the time of henry o’farrell’s attempted assassination of prince alfred, the second son of queen victoria, at clontarf, sydney and who during his term travelled extensively around the colony .
…charismatic irish lawyer and orator daniel o’connell began to mobilize the irish roman catholic peasantry and middle class to agitate for full emancipation. he formed the catholic association to this end in 1823, bringing into its ranks hundreds of thousands of members in ireland. by 1828 the british government was…
while employed (1932 - 35) by united stevedoring pty ltd in melbourne, o' brien designed an' automatic grab' for unloading coal - ships. on 31 march 1934 at st columba' s catholic church, elwood, he married gwen victoria goddard britton, a 23 - year - old saleswoman. he co - founded (1938) and managed an engineering firm, fleet forge pty ltd. meanwhile, in the militia, he had been acting - adjutant (1932 - 36) of the 10th field artillery brigade and later a battery commander. promoted major in 1937, he transferred to army headquarters in september 1939 as deputy assistant director of artillery .
kerin, john .
changing aid for a chancing world: key issues for australia' s aid program in the 1990 .
australian government publishing service, 1992 .
libraries, committee of inquiry into public. public libraries in australia: report of the committee of inquiry into public libraries. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1976 .
suttor, timothy lachlan lautour. hierarchy and democracy in australia 1788 - 1870: the formation of australian catholicism. first ed. melbourne: melbourne university press, 1965 .
marjorie jacobs,' the royal australian historical society 1900 - 1985. part i. -
students of a like hobby
: the society 1900 - 1954.'
frank m c forster,' b. fawcett, a nineteenth - century australian quack - doctor and his book: an essay on childbirth without danger and nearly painless'
the parade experienced a rebirth in sydney in the late 1970s, and a patchy revival in melbourne, organised by irish ex - pats as a fun day of celebration and fancy floats with an irish cultural emphasis. virtually absent was any reference to previous irish - australian stories and that sense of catholic self - assertiveness characteristic of earlier parades. it all seemed very much part of a new multicultural australia, of which the modern irish were simply one more colourful component. one melbourne organiser unwittingly provided an epitaph for the old - style australian st patrick' s days:' it is a great day for the irish, the english, the vietnamese, the cambodian and everyone else who cares to come to the party' .
noel leggett of the irish national association (ina) spoke on the founder of the ina in a talk entitled “the world of albert dryer, australian - born irish patriot” .
journal of the cork historical and archaeological society: australian bicentennial number .
vol. xciii no. 252. cork: the cork historical and archaeological society, 1988 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. from barton to fraser: every australian prime minister. stanmore, n. s. w. : cassell australia, 1978 .
kasper, w, and t parry. growth, trade and structural change in an open australian economy. second ed. kensington: centre for applied economic research, 1978 .
pollard, jack. the formative years of australian cricket 1803 - 1893. first ed. north ryde, n. s. w. : angus & robertson, 1987 .
windschuttle, keith, and elizabeth windschuttle. fixing the news: critical perspectives on the australian media. north ryde, n. s. w. : cassell, 1981 .
our st patrick’s day dinner was held at parliament house in macquarie street, and our after dinner speaker was dr richard reid, senior curator at the national museum of canberra, and responsible for the magnificnet ‘not just ned’ exhibition, ‘a true history of the irish in australia. richard spoke to us about some of the exhibits and the ideas and work that had gone into putting the exhibition together .
ken cowley: rupert murdoch’s long - time australian lieutenant ken cowley and his loyal brother john cowley, the former md of queensland newspapers, produced some offspring in the media. john’s daughter terri cowley was a cadet at aap in the mid - 80s and is now managing editor of australian geographic. ken’s son matthew also spent a brief stint on aap .
irish - born ber carroll writes irish - australian novels about modern day women, their relationships, family dynamics and ambitions. her delightful talk was entitled ‘writing irish fiction in australia .
australia. dept. of employment and industrial relations. working environment branch. industrial democracy and employee participation: a policy discussion paper. canberra: australian government publishing service, 1986 .
pike, douglas. australian dictionary of biography. vol. vol. 1 - 14. 14 vols. , ed. douglas pike. melbourne: melbourne university press, 1996 .
potters' society of australia. common ground: contemporary australian sculptural works in clay & mixed media. darlinghurst, n. s. w. : potters' society, 1988.
patrick o'brien ( 1817 – 12 april 1887 ) was a wine and spirit merchant and politician in colonial victoria , a member of the victorian legislative council and later , the inaugural victorian legislative assembly . 
patrick o'brien (1817 – 12 april 1887) was a wine and spirit merchant and politician in colonial victoria, a member of the victorian legislative council and later, the inaugural victorian legislative assembly.
patrick o'brien (1817 – 12 april 1887) was a wine and spirit merchant and politician in colonial victoria, a member of the victorian legislative council and later, the inaugural victorian legislative assembly.