He was paroled to permit him to take part in the 1918 election, was present at the declaration at Balbriggan but returned to Usk prison on the same day.
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Also in 1847, a school for ladies was established at Baymount by a branch of Rathfarnham Convent ( it moved to Balbriggan in 1862 following a severe fire ).
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In 1995, four members of the INLA, including chief of staff Hugh Torney, were arrested by Garda?in Balbriggan while trying to smuggle weapons from Dublin to Belfast.
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In response to IRA actions, in the summer of 1920, the Tans burned and sacked numerous small towns throughout Ireland, including Balbriggan, Trim, Templemore and others.
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This event, known as the " Sack of Balbriggan ", resulted in the destruction of 54 houses and a hosiery factory, and the looting of four public houses.
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Two papers, one with Barrie Rickards and Jean Archer in 1973 and one with Rickards in 1993, used her findings to accurately date the rocks in the Balbriggan area.
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Bus service is provided by Dublin Bus routes 33, 33A and 33X as well as Bus �ireann routes 101 ( Dublin-Drogheda ) and 104 ( Balbriggan Town service ).
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Balbriggan is 32 km north of Dublin city, on the Belfast Dublin main line of the M1 motorway ( the section known as the Balbriggan Bypass ), which was completed in 1998.
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Balbriggan is 32 km north of Dublin city, on the Belfast Dublin main line of the M1 motorway ( the section known as the Balbriggan Bypass ), which was completed in 1998.
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He was elder son of the Rev . George Hamilton of Hampton Hall, Balbriggan, County Dublin, who died in March 1833 ( first cousin of Hugh Hamilton, bishop of Ossory.
