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To Find out more click the name on the left hand side Sean Na Sagart - priest hunter Blanaid Salkeld - poet, granddaughter married Brendan Behan George Salmon - mathematiician, Provost of TCD Bobby Sands - died on hunger strike, writer Patrick Sarsfield - defender of Limerick Peg Sayers - writer, Peig Duke of Schonburg - fought with King William at the Battle of the Boyne William Scott - architect, Thoor Ballylee William Seery - political activist Sir Ernest Shackleton - polar explorer Bishop Joseph Shanahan - missionary Elizabeth Shaw - wrote and illustrated childrens books G.B.Shaw - playwright, Nobel prize winner Sheares brothers - United Irishmen, executed Canon Sheehan - writer, Graves of Kilmorna F Sheehy Skeffington - murdered by British officer during Easter Rising H Shehy Skeffington - political activist Margaret Burke Sheridan - one of the greatest sopranos of all time T. H. Burke - killed by the Invincibles in the Phoenix park Martin Sheridan - winner of nine Olympic medals Richard Brinsley Sheridan - playwright, The School for Scandal Arthur Shileds - actor Dora Sigerson Shorter - poet, sculptor, Easter 1916 monument George Sigerson - physician, translator, writer, Sigerson cup named after him George Otto Simms - primate of All Ireland Major Charles Sirr - captured Emmet, Tone and Russell Marquess of Sligo Paul Smith - writer, The Countrywoman, Come Trailing Blood Robert Smith - prominent 19th century doctor Annie M.P. Smithson - popular writer in 1930s Harriet Smithson - actress married to Berlioz Jefferson Smurfit - businessman Somerville and Ross - writers, Some Experiences of an Irish R.M Sean South - of Garyowen, killed in the 1950's conflict Father John Spratt - preacher who brought St Valentine to Dublin Dusty Springfield - pop singer SS Ary - disaster at sea All the saints General St Ruth - French general Frank Stagg - died on hunger strike in England Austin Stack - revolutionary, politician Sir Charles Villiers Stanford - composer General Sir Anthony StLeger - horse race named after him Stardust - tragedy on St Valentine's night Sir Richard Steele - dramatist, essayist Tom Steele - right hand man of Daniel O'Connell Grissell Steevens - philtropist James Stephens the writer - Crock of Gold James Stephens the Fenian - Founder, Organiser and Chief of the Fenian Brotherhood Laurence Sterne - writer, Tristram Shandy Bram Stoker - writer, Dracula William Stokes - one of Ireland's greatest doctors Stowell Brothers - patriots Strongbow - conqueror of Dublin Sir Norman Stronge - prominent unionist Francis Stuart - writer, The Pillar of Cloud A.M. Sullivan - journalist and M.P. Alexander Martin Sullivan - last Serjeant at arms, defended Casement Barry Sullivan - actor much admired by the young Shaw T.D. Sullivan - journalist, songwriter God Save Ireland John Sweetman - United Irishman Dean Jonathan Swift - writer, Gulliver's Travels J.M. Synge - writer, Playboy of the Western World |