Micheál Burke
- Born
- 1805
- Died
- 1881 · Brooklyn.
- Occupation
- poet
- Languages
- Irish
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- 1.Breathnach, Diarmuid. De Búrca, Mícheál. Ainm.ie.
- 2."Micheál de Búrc, c. 1800-1880", Adrian Martyn, Athenry News and Views, May/June 2018
- 3.A Brief Account of the Author's Interview With His Countrymen and of the parts of the Emerald Isle whence they emigrated, together with a direct reference to their present location in the land of their adoption, during his travels through various states of the Union in 1854 and 1855, Jeremiah O'Donovan, Pittsburgh, 1864.
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