Clare Dunne (born 1937) OAM is an Irish-born Australian actress, author, lecturer and broadcaster. Her first name is also found as Claire.
Read more about Clare Dunne: 1960s Australian Celebrity, Multicultural Broadcasting Pioneer, Author
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... EoinEoin MacNeill CnaG MacNeill was elected in two constituencies and opted to represent Clare ... Lynch as a Judge Shanahan, PatrickPatrick Shanahan FF Clare 01945-12-044 December 012 ... !12th Dáil Burke, PatrickPatrick Burke FG Death of Patrick Burke de Valera, VivionVivion de ... Oceallaigh, SeanSeán Ó Ceallaigh FF Clare 01959-07-2222 July 016 ... !16th Dáil de Valera, ÉamonÉamon de Valera FF Election of Éamon de Valera as President Ryan ...
... EoinEoin MacNeill CnaG MacNeill was elected in two constituencies and opted to represent Clare ... Lynch as a Judge Shanahan, PatrickPatrick Shanahan FF Clare 01945-12-044 December 012 ... !12th Dáil Burke, PatrickPatrick Burke FG Death of Patrick Burke de Valera, VivionVivion de ... Oceallaigh, SeanSeán Ó Ceallaigh FF Clare 01959-07-2222 July 016 ... !16th Dáil de Valera, ÉamonÉamon de Valera FF Election of Éamon de Valera as President Ryan ...
Clare Dunne - Author
... Dunne has published three books People under the skin an Irish immigrant's experience of Aboriginal Australia (1988) Mary MacKillop No Plaster Saint (1994) Carl Jung Wounded Healer of the Soul (2000) ...
... Dunne has published three books People under the skin an Irish immigrant's experience of Aboriginal Australia (1988) Mary MacKillop No Plaster Saint (1994) Carl Jung Wounded Healer of the Soul (2000) ...
Famous quotes containing the words dunne and/or clare:
“I’m here because you believe I’m here. Keep on believing and I’ll always be real to you.”
—Philip Dunne (1908–1992)
“In the cowslips peeps I lie,
Hidden from the buzzing fly,
While green grass beneath me lies,
Pearled wi’ dew like fishes’ eyes,
Here I lye, a clock-a-clay,
Waiting for the time o’ day.”
—John Clare (1793–1864)