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To Find out more click the name on the left hand side Anna Marie Hall - writer, Lights and Shadows of Irish Life and Ireland Frank Hall - television personality, Hall's Pictorial Weekly Samuel Carter Hall - husband of Anna, co-wrote Lights and Shadows of Irish Life and Ireland William Rowan Hamilton - scientist, discovered the fundamental formula for quaternion multiplication Ellen Hanley - the Colleen Bawn Davoren Hanna - poet Hugh Hanna - Fiery preacher known as Roaring Hanna Carl Gilbert Hardebeck - helped bring about a revival of traditional music William Hare - bodysnatcher Edward Harland - shipbuilder Timothy Harrington - prominent in the Land League, Lord Mayor of Dublin Frank Harris - writer, My Life and Loves Charles Lloyd Harrison - painter Charles William Harrison - sculptor James Harshaw - diarist Michael Hartnett - poet Hamilton Harty - composer Samuel Haughton - invented the long drop for hanging purposes Joseph Haverty - painter Catherine Hayes - opera singer Edward Hayes - painter Michaelangelo Hayes - painter Richard Hayes - an expert on the Wild Geese Richard Hayward - travel writer John Healy - journalist Timothy Michael Healy - first Governor General of the Irish Free State Lafcadio Hearn - writer Paddy Heeney - wrote the music for The Soldiers Song Annie French Hector - writer Felicia Hemans - poet, The Boy stood on the burning deck etc Augustine Henry - botanist James Henry - translated the Aeneid Dr Michael Henry - doctor during the Famine Paul Henry - painter Victor Herbert - bandleader Chaim Herzog - first President of Israel Sean Heuston - 1916 leader John Hewitt - poet Francis Higgins - the Sham Squire F.R.Higgins - poet Derek Hill - painter Bulmer Hobson - nationalist John Hogan - major sculptor John Philip Holland - invented the modern submarine Evie Hone - stained glass artist Nathaniel Hone - painter Jemmy Hope - weaver poet Gerard Manley Hopkins - poey John Hughes - sculptor Matthew Hughes - poet Brian Desmond Hurst - film director Francis Hutcheson - the Father of Scottish Philosophy Douglas Hyde - first President of the Irish Republic
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