81. London International Triathlon (Age Group Men) 31, Bryce, Greg, Tri Sport Epping, 020631. 32, james, Nigel, Leicester Triathlo,020635. 41, maccullagh, Mark, Greenwich Titans, 020751. 42, Budden, Tom, 020758. http://www.triathletes-uk.org/1997/l97men.html

London International Triathlon (Age group men) Sunday 21st September Pos Name Club Time Smith, Gavin Thames Turbo Evans Goulden, Chris Taff-Eiy-Tri Lewis, Wes Peter Hargreaves C Goubert, Nicholas Caen Tri Ratcliffe, Mike Cambridge Triathle Robinson, Stuart Tri-Lakeland Novis, Bob Brighton Dolphins Hocknell, Hugo Cambridge TC Finet, Regis Tri London Speechley, Gareth Cambridge Triathle Watt, Tom Cambridge Tri Bowdery, Rae Berkshire Yates, Steven Merrick, Andrew Broadley, Jason Windmill Tri Club Ulyatt, Dominic Durham Tri Tate, Brian Runner centre Tri James, Paul Shea-Simmonds, Duncan Leicester Triathlo McNamara, Thomas Caune, Rob THM Young, Robert Worcester Tri Garbutt, Keith Woking Tri Goggin, Brad Kingfisher Tri Peakman, Torren Team Bristol Cowling, D RNRMETA McCreight, Jason Ellis, John Phoenix Stuart, Chris Southampton Univer McKerracher, Duncan Lomond Tri Bryce, Greg Tri Sport Epping James, Nigel Leicester Triathlo Gilling, Anthony Thames Turbo Evans Newsome, Jason Windmill Tri Garrett, Mark Cannon, Doug Dickason, Peter Thames Turbo Evans Godley, Mark Basingstoke Tri Sq Smart, Bruce

82. Easter Rising - 1916 Thomas J. Clarke Thomas james Clarke (18571916) was the eldest to be executed Leaguethat he came into contact with such men as Denis maccullagh, Sean MacGarry http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/history/east1916.html

Home New Search Guide ... Exit Frames At four minutes past noon on Easter Monday, April 24 th , 1916, a sudden hush fell over the O’Connell Street. From the steps of the General Post Office Patrick Pearse read the Proclamation of the Republic: POBLACHT NA h-EIREANN THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND IRISHMAN AND IRISHWOMEN: In the name of God and of the dead generations from which she receives her old tradition of nationhood, Ireland, through us, summons her children to her flag and strikes for her freedom. THOMAS J. CLARKE SEAN MAC DIERMADA THOMAS MACDONAGH P.H.PEARSE EAMONN CEANNT JAMES CONNOLLY JOSEPH PLUNKETT When Pearse finished, the beaming Connolly took his hand and shook it vigorously. A few ragged cheers hung in the air, but the poet, Stephen McKenna, who listened to Pearse read these words, recorded later that he felt sad for him, for the response from the crowd was chilling. There were no wild hurrahs, no scenes reminiscent of the excitement which had gripped the French mob before they stormed the Bastille. The Irish simply listened and shrugged their shoulders, or sniggered a little, and then glanced round to see if the police were coming. Nearby young insurgents were posting copies of the Proclamation, or handing them round among the crowd. One copy, weighted down with stones, was placed on the ground at the foot of Nelson Pillar so that everybody could read it.

83. Welcome To Interlink Publishing Online Hunter, james Peters, james Robertson, james U. Thomson, james White, Jan Baker, RichardFalk, Richard Frere, Richard Hingley, Richard maccullagh, Richard Oram http://www.interlinkbooks.com/

84. Mathematics At TCD 1592-1992 1813, Bartholomew Lloyd. 1822, james Wilson. 1825, Franc Sandleir. 1835, jamesMacCullagh. 1843, Charles Graves. 1862, Michael Roberts. 1879, William Snow Burnside. http://www.maths.tcd.ie/pub/official/400Hist/7.html

Back to table of contents. THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY The dominating influence of Newton had an unfortunate effect in turning the attention of English and Irish mathematicians away from the important developments taking place on the Continent. In consequence the contribution of Trinity mathematicians during the 18th century was not as distinguished as it otherwise might have been. There were, nevertheless, some able people such as William Hales, Hugh Hamilton, Richard Murray and Matthew Young. When Hales' Analysis Aequationum was published in 1784 the great French mathematician lagrange wrote of it `La clarté et la précision qui règnent dans cet ouvrage et la réunion qu'il présent des méthodes élémentaires et des théories sublimes doivent lui donner un des premiers rangs parmi ceux de son genre.' Hamilton published books on conic sections and on natural philosophy, and Young wrote An enquiry into the principal phenomena of sounds and musical strings . Murray, who was Professor of Mathematics from 1764 until 1795 when he became Provost, was influential as a teacher, particularly towards the candidates for Fellowship. The philosopher George Berkeley, who was a Fellow from 1707 to 1724 was an early critic of the underlying basis of Newton's calculus.

85. Nudds Et Al 1986 Reforming mathematics education; an Anglolrish connection WH.BROCK. james MacCullaghTD.SPEARMAN. William Rowan Hamilton, the roots of creativity SEAN 0 DONNELL. http://www.tyndallpublications.com/tyndall_books/nudsetal.htm

Table of Contents: List of Contributors / Preface / Foreword / see also Review Mathematics Mathematical research and instruction in Ireland, 1782 - 1840 I GRATTAN-GUINNESS Reforming mathematics education; an Anglo-lrish connection W.H.BROCK James MacCullagh T.D.SPEARMAN William Rowan Hamilton, the roots of creativity SEAN DONNELL George Boole's scientific. work in Cork DESMOND MacHALE George Gabriel Stokes and Williarn Thomson; biographical attitudes towards their Irish origins FRANK A.J.L.JAMES Astronomy Astronomy in Ireland from the late eighteenth to the end of the nineteenth century SUSAN M.P. McKENNA LAWLOR Rev. John Brinkley; a new start P.A.WAYMAN Lord Rosse and the giant reflector J.A.BENNETT Lunar temperature measurements at Birr Castle DAVID TAYLOR and MARY McGUCKIAN Experimental Science Humphrey Lloyd; ambassador of Irish science and technology JAMES G O'HARA The international standing of Irish science at the end of the nineteenth century, the Hertz-FitzGerald comspondence JAMES G O'HARA Rev. Samuel Haughton and the age of the earth controversy NORMAN DOUGLAS McMILLAN

86. WI 12 335 Ivar Jacobson ; Grady Booch. ISBN 3-540-65559-X. WI 52 254. maccullagh, Peter http://www.wi.uni-muenster.de/inst/bib/0103_3103_99.html

WI 12 335 Kleine, Dirk W.: von Kreditinstituten / von Dirk W. Kleine. - Lohmar [u.a.] : Eul, 1999. - XII, 295 S., [15] Bl. : graph. Darst. Literaturverz. S. 270 - 295 ISBN 3-89012-653-7 WI 99 64 Hacker, Rupert: Bibliothekarisches Grundwissen / Rupert Hacker. - 6., S. : graph. Darst. ISBN 3-598-11078-2 WI 70 364 Finanzierungshandbuch / F. Wilhelm Christians (Hrsg.). - 856 S. : graph. Darst. ISBN 3-409-99642-7 WI 13 336 Chroust, Gerhard: Modelle der Software-Entwicklung / von Gerhard Chroust. - Darst. Literaturverz. S. 277 - 298 ISBN 3-486-21878-6 WI 54 24 Erwig, Martin: Grundlagen funktionaler Programmierung / von Martin Erwig. - Darst. Literaturverz. S. 179 - 183 ISBN 3-486-25100-7 WI 23 25 Supply chain controlling : interaktive und dynamische Bartosz Piekarz. - Wien : Ueberreuter, 1996. - 240 S. :

87. Clonmany : Clonmany Catholics Briney and Donal Fad hoisted the Bell into place and Father maccullagh had the JamesFriel, Roxtown is home again from Merlin Park Hospital Galway after an http://www.clonmany.com/heritage/ccatholics/61spring.shtml

home heritage documents clonmany catholic Clonmany Catholics Spring 1961 FROM THE EDITOR click on image to view a larger version We make no apology for putting the picture of Clonmany Chapel on the front page again because it gives us an opportunity of saying a few words on the history of this lovely Church. Up to 1794 there was no Chapel in the district and mass was said at the "Scallan" above Porters in Gaddyduff. There was no building and a sheet was put up on the windy side to shelter the Altar. The first Chapel was built by Father Shiels in 1795 and enlarged in 1829, the year of Catholic Emancipation. The Bell-Tower and Long Aisle were added by Father O'Donnell in 1843. He had a Chapel-gate collection to collect the debt. But this was very slow so he put a levy of a guinea on every house in the parish and the debt was paid in a fortnight. The Bell was rung for the first time on the 9th. April 1845, and that was the first time a Catholic bell was heard in Clonmany since the Reformation when the old Monastory in Straid was dissolved in 1610.

88. MacKinnon, David J. http://kirke.hbz-nrw.de/dcb/Alle_059/Buecher_54/in_NRW_29/012940177.html

Ein freundliches Angebot des Hochschulbibliothekszentrums des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen Projekt 'Virtuelle Kataloge / Innovative Verfahren' Welche Ziele verfolgt das Projekt? Navigation: Prev Up Next Die Titelaufnahme 12.940.177: MacCullagh, James C. [Hrsg.] The solar greenhouse book - Emmaus, Pa: Rodale Press, 1978. XIII, 328 S. : zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.. - ISBN 0-87857-198-1. - ed. by James C. McCullagh. With contrib. from: David J. MacKinnon .... Dieses Werk liegt vor oder ist bestellt in: Besitzende Bibliothek Sigel Standort Signatur 090: BB 432/Sola Keine Angabe Datum der Ersterfassung: Florian Seiffert HBZ , Stand: 29.07.2002

89. Namen - M & N http://homepages.compuserve.de/abswer/namen/namen_m.htm

MacCullagh, James Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Mani (216-276) - babylon. Religionsstifter pers. Abstammung, trat ab 242 als Abgesandter Gottes in Persien auf und wollte die Religion Zarathustras Marcion Marconi, Guglielmo N. Tesla bzw. A.J.C. Bose Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. Marcuse, Prof. Herbert (1898-1979) - dt. Philosoph, Soziologe u. Politologe; 1928 Assistent von M. Heidegger Marcuse, Ludwig Margulis, Lynn Lovelock die Gaia-Hypothese Marx, Karl Heinrich Maslow, Abraham (1908-1970) - amerik. Psychologe Masters, Robert Matteucci, Carlo Galvanis u. Nobilis Maupertuis, Pierre-Louis Maxwell, Prof. James Clerk Mendel, Gregor Mendelejew, Dimitrij Iwanowitsch Merlau-Ponty, Maurice (1908-1961) - franz. Philosoph Mermin, Prof. N. David Mesmer, Franz Anton Meyl, Konstantin Prof. K. Meyl Millikan, Robert Andrews Minkowski, Herman Mitscherlich, Alexander Moissan, Henri Monod, Jaques (1910-1976) - franz. Molekularbiologe u. Naturphilosoph; Prof. in Paris, Direktor des Institut Pasteur; 1965 NP (M) mit F. Jacob Montesquieu, Charles de Secondat Montessori, Maria

90. ¬ì´¶§Q¼ú³¹ 1838, Karl Gauss. 1840, CharlesFrancois Sturm. 1841, George Ohm. 1842, JamesMacCullagh. 1846, Urbain Le Verrier. 1847, John Herschel. 1848, John CouchAdams. http://www.i-mikekong.net/Maths/Prizes/copley_medal.html

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