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I have already heard about Frank Delaney. In fact, I am a friend of John Joseph Delaney, the most famous Argentine-Irish author in my country. I would like to have a book, if I can. Greetings. Liliana Doyle
No, I don´t know that story. I knew about the Dresden. It came out in The Southern Cross, the Irish newspaper in Argentina. Remember also William Brown, the founder of Argentinian Navy. Greetings. Lilian
Quite a terrible story!!! Thank you for telling us. Have a nice life, you and your family!!! Greetings from Lilian Doyle, Argentina
Polland: your martyrs lie now
hidden in the ground.
The war is finished
and Spring spreads blossoms of Life
in every field.
Young people´s love flourishes in the air.
Children are growing.
Your hope is new,
clean like a star dew
in a forest.
Polland…
Hello! He left Ireland in the worst year of the Famine, 1847. It is known that priests encouraged Irish to come to Argentina where they would be given lands, mostly in the Indian border, and because they wouldn´t be discriminated here because the of…
Hello!!! I´m Lilian Doyle, from Argentina, and I have just made contact with the Doyle family in Australia, after 162 years of not knowing anything about them!! My greatgrandfather was Luke Doyle, born in Mullingar, County Westmeath, in 1829. His br…
That is the name I gave to my greatgrandfather´s story when I finally published in a small book. I´m a Literature and English Teacher, and writer, in San Fernando, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and I´m very proud of my ancestors. I´ve been in Mullingar,…
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- Teacher of English and Literature. Writer of poems and short tales. Divorced and mother of two sons and two daughters, I live in San Fernando, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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- Great grandparent/s
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- A feeling of belonging and a pride for my ancestors
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Liliana doyle's Blog
Message to Polland
Polland: your martyrs lie now
hidden in the ground.
The war is finished
and Spring spreads blossoms of Life
in every field.
Young people´s love flourishes in the air.
Children are growing.
Your hope is new,
clean like a star dew
in a forest.
Polland: let peace be with you
and with all of us
for ever.
Liliana Doyle -1st. prize in Warsaw, Polland, Congress of the International Union of Architechts, 1981.
hidden in the ground.
The war is finished
and Spring spreads blossoms of Life
in every field.
Young people´s love flourishes in the air.
Children are growing.
Your hope is new,
clean like a star dew
in a forest.
Polland: let peace be with you
and with all of us
for ever.
Liliana Doyle -1st. prize in Warsaw, Polland, Congress of the International Union of Architechts, 1981.
Posted on July 17, 2009 at 9:39pm —
Wanted descendance of Daniel Doyle and Anne Carbery
Hello!!! I´m Lilian Doyle, from Argentina, and I have just made contact with the Doyle family in Australia, after 162 years of not knowing anything about them!! My greatgrandfather was Luke Doyle, born in Mullingar, County Westmeath, in 1829. His brother Christopher went to Australia. His other brothers and sisters had gone to Brooklyn and New York. So I tell you: if your ancestor comes from Mullingar, circa 1820/30, and his or her parents were Daniel Doyle and Anne Carbery, then you are my lost… Continue
Posted on June 27, 2009 at 9:46pm —
Black 47
That is the name I gave to my greatgrandfather´s story when I finally published in a small book. I´m a Literature and English Teacher, and writer, in San Fernando, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and I´m very proud of my ancestors. I´ve been in Mullingar, County Westmeath, from where Luke Doyle emigrated to Argentina, the last of the family to do so, after his parents' death by the Great Famine. He was married here by the mythical Father Fahy with Kathleen Gaynor, daugther of the most important ladnown… Continue
Posted on June 5, 2009 at 9:45pm — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 4:30pm on June 1, 2008,
Ruben Hector Robledo Molloy said… - Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
Ruben
- At 3:14pm on April 16, 2008,
liliana doyle said…
- www.eirin.com.ar is the link
- At 3:11pm on April 16, 2008,
liliana doyle said…
- Hello, I tell you there is already a link for Irlandeses_ Mercosur, as well the Argentine newspaper The Southern Cross that joins the Irish descendants. I am connected with all of them. I have taken part in the Second Symposium for Irish Latin American Studies in Buenos Aires, last year. Thank you very much. Greetings Lilian Doyle
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