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      • Mary was a domestic servant who died at the age of fifty-eight in 1891; her husband survived her by nine years before he died of a cerebral haemorrhage in 1900.
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  2. Feb 10, 2017 · On December 20th, 1910, a fireball exploded, so intense that it vaporised some of the 344 men and boys killed in the accident. She was comatose at home with pneumonia and did not even hear the...

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  3. In a new book, Ireland’s first ‘soul’ singer: the forgotten story of Mary Connolly, Eric Villiers has uncovered a long-lost piece of Ireland’s social and theatrical history.

  4. Oct 28, 2000 · Her mother died when Mary was a small child and she and her brother grew up in Leigh, Lancashire. In their early twenties they returned to Dublin to bury their father at Glasnevin Cemetery.

  5. Connolly completed his first world tour in 1987, including six nights at the Royal Albert Hall in London, which was documented in the Billy and Albert video. In March 1988, his father died after a stroke, the eighth of his life. [13][21][51] His mother died five years later, in 1993, of motor neurone disease.

  6. Sep 30, 2023 · BBC News. Comedian Sir Billy Connolly has had a "couple of serious falls" after his balance deteriorated due to Parkinson's, his wife has said. Pamela Stephenson said her husband's balance...

  7. How did James Connolly's execution impact the trajectory of Irish history? James Connolly's execution following the Easter Rising made him a martyr for the cause of Irish independence and inspired further support for the movement.

  8. May 22, 2018 · Connolly’s body and the bodies of all who had been executed were thrown into a mass grave. But that was not the end of the story – indeed he might have adopted the motto of Mary, Queen of Scots: “In my end is my beginning.” Perhaps Connolly had a foresight of what would happen to him.