Mary McDonagh
Mary McDonagh (born 23 November 1849) was an Irish poet. The daughter of a Mr. McDonagh and a Ms.
Mary McDonagh
- Born
- 1849
- Nationality
- Ireland
- Occupation
- poet · writer
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McGreal, Mary was educated at Kildare Place Training College, Dublin, and frequently contributed to the Church of Ireland Parochial Mazine. She married a Mr. Pearle, and with their infant daughter, emigrated to the United States in 1881, after which date all her work was published in that country.
Mary McDonagh (born 1849) is an Irish poet and writer.
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