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To Find out more click the name on the left hand side Patrick O'Brian – writer best known for the Aubrey Maturin series Charlotte Grace O’Brien – botanist and writer King Domnhall Mor O’Brien – coffin lid Fitzjames O’Brien – writer of the macabre Flann O’Brien – writer, At Swim Two Birds James Francis Xavier O’Brien - one of the most prominent Fenian leaders in the south Kate O’Brien – writer, Without My Cloak Kate Cruise O’Brien – writer, A Gift Horse Sir Patrick O’Brien – Irish MP and traveller William
O’Brien – writer and MP Cathal O’Byrne – writer, As I Roved Out Mairtin O’Cadhain – one of the finest writers in Irish John Cornelius O’Callaghan – writer, History of the Irish Brigades in the Service of France Turlough O’Carolan – blind harper Sean O’Casey – playwright - The Shadow of a Gunman, Juno and the Paycock and The Plough and the Stars Brian O’Ceallaigh – encouraged O’Crohan to write Sean O’Coileain – poet, Lament for Timoleague Padraic O’Conaire – poet, statue in Eyre Square Daithi O’Conaill – Prominent member of the IRA army council in early 70s Daniel O’Connell – the Liberator Joseph O’Connell – cardinal Peter O’Connell – provided grave for the Colleen Bawn Feargus O’Connor – leader of the Chartist movement Frank O’Connor – writer, Guest of the Nation James O’Connor – Fenian T.P. O’Connor – Father of the House of Commons, founded the Star and the Sun Tomas O’Criomhthain – writer, the Islandman Eugene O’Curry – translated the Annals of the Four Masters Cearbhall O’Dalaigh – President of Ireland Seamus O’Dalaigh – one of the Maigue poets Jimmy O’Dea – comedian Mairtin O’Direain - one of the major poets in modern Irish writing Peadar O’Doirnin – wrote poems and verses in both Irish and English Niall O’Donaill - remembered for his standard work Foclóir Gaeilge-Béarla Seafraidh O’Donnchadha – one of the four Kerry Poets John Francis O’Donnell - one of the most prominent Irish poets of the latter half of the 19th century Joseph O’Donnell – cardinal Peadar O’Donnell – revolutionary and writer, The Gates Flew open Patrick O’Donnell – Invincible who killed the informer James Carey Red Hugh O’Donnell – victor at the Battle of the Yellow Ford Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa – Fenian leader John O’Donovan – translator of the Annals of the Four masters Eoin O’Duffy – leader of the Blueshirts Padraig O’Duinin – best known for his Irish dictionary Eileen O’Faoileain – writer for children, The Little Black Hen Sean O’Faoileain – writer, Collected Stories Elizabeth O’Farrell – nurse who accompanied Pearse to the surrender Tomas O’Fiaich – cardinal and scholar Liam O’Flaherty – writer, The Informer Father O’Flanagan – preacher, social activist, republican Father Eugene O’Growney - wrote Simple Lessons in Irish John O’Hagan – judge and poet Martin O’Hagan – journalist who was murdered Sylvester O’Halloran – doctor, helped set up Royal College of Surgeons Canon John O’Hanlon – historian and parish priest in Ulysses Michael O’Hanrahan – 1916 leader Patsy O’Hara – died on hunger strike Breandan O’Heithir – writer, television presenter, Over the Bar Michael O’Hehir – GAA games radio and television commentator Liam Dall O’Hiffernain – poet, he gives to Ireland the name of Caitlín Ní Uallacháin Brian O’Higgins – poet and republican Kevin O’Higgins - established the unarmed Garda Síochána, assassinated Patrick O’Higgins - President of the Universal Suffrage Association John O’Keefe – playwright, wrote the song I am a Friar of Orders Grey Dixon Cornelius O'Keefe - cross over grave copy of Rock of Cashel cross Owen O’Keefe – Gaelic poet and scholar Sean T O’Kelly - a founder member of Sinn Féin, President of Ireland Seumas O’Kelly – writer, The Weavers Grave Monsignor James O’Laverty – Historical Account of Down and Connor John O’Leary – Fenian, Romantic Ireland is with O’Leary in the grave John O’Mahony – one of the founders of the Fenians Ernie O’Malley – On Another Man’s Wounds Grace O’Malley – pirate queen Hugh O’Neill – victor at the Battle of the Yellow Ford Moira O’Neill – Songs of the Glens of Antrim, mother of Molly Keane Seamus O’Neill - His novel Tonn Tuile was a bestseller Captain Terence O’Neill – prime minister of Northern Ireland Aodhagan O’Rathaille – one of the four Kerry poets John Boyle O’Reilly – poet and Fenian Nelly Organ – Nelly of God Dukes of Ormonde Sean O’Riada – composer, Mise Eire Sean O’Riordain - of the most important Irish poets of the 20th century William Orpen – considered to be the finest portrait painter of his time James Orr – a writer and poet in the Ulster Scots dialect Walter Osborne – painter, meeting on the turret stairs Kitty O’Shea – uncrowned queen of Ireland Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha – writer in Irish, An Seabac Eoghan Rua Ó Súilleabháin – one of the four Kerry poets Muiris O’Suilleabhain – Twenty Years a’Growing Tadgh Gaelach Ó Súilleabháin – poet and hymn writer Sean O’Tuama – leading member of the poets of the Maigue Eoghan O’Tuairsc – poet and writer, Infinite Variety St Laurence O’Toole – patron saint of Dublin Gideon Ouseley – a preacher Jacob Owen – architect, work on Dublin Castle, Four Courts Robert Owenson – proprietor of the Crow Street Theatre |