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An teagasc crísdy,

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Author

Shán Ó Cuív (1875–1940)
Alternative names	Birth name: John Michael O’Keefe; Shán O Cuív
Description	journalist and writer
Date of birth/death	27 September 1875	13 August 1940
Location of birth	Macroom
Authority file	: Q54216662 VIAF: 160437054 ISNI: 0000000107709272 LCCN: no2010183923 Open Library: OL4922640A SUDOC: 128194308 WorldCat



Alternative names	Peter O'Leary
Description	Irish linguist, translator, Catholic priest, Bible translator and writer
Date of birth/death	April 1839	21 March 1920
Location of birth	Clondrohid
Authority file	: Q3332380 VIAF: 8584120 ISNI: 0000000083554332 LCCN: n85265283 Open Library: OL52486A GND: 133717046 WorldCat

Title

An teagasc crísdy,

Publisher

Browne and Nolan

Description

Preface in English

Language

Irish

Publication date

1922

Place of publication

Dublin

Source

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