James Nicholas Dolan, T.D.
Member of Dáil Éireann [the Irish Parliament]
M.P. [Westminster] 1918 for Leitrim
He represented Sinn Fein in the First, Second and Third Dail 1918-1922
He joined Cumann na nGaedhael [later Fine Gael] in 1922 when he supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
He was defeated in the 1932 Election, but regained it in 1933, but lost again in 1937.
Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Executive Council, 1924-1927,
Leas Ceann Comhailrle, 1927
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry & Commerce, 1930-1932.
Marriage.
James N. Dolan, a bachelor, a Merchant, of Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim, son of John Dolan [deceased], a Merchant, married Loretto O'Reilly, a spinster, of Ardagh, County Longford, daughter of John O'Reilly, a Merchant, at Ardagh Church, on 1 June 1914.
The witnesses were,
Phillip J. Timmony
Annie O'Reilly,
May Dolan,
Death.
James Dolan, aged 70, married, a pensioner, from 28 Palmerston Gardens, Rathmines, died at Jervis Street Hospital, on 13 July 1995.
The cause of death was Cerebral Thrombosis, Recent Operation for Prostate Obstruction, certified.
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Member of Dáil Éireann [the Irish Parliament]
M.P. [Westminster] 1918 for Leitrim
He represented Sinn Fein in the First, Second and Third Dail 1918-1922
He joined Cumann na nGaedhael [later Fine Gael] in 1922 when he supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
He was defeated in the 1932 Election, but regained it in 1933, but lost again in 1937.
Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Executive Council, 1924-1927,
Leas Ceann Comhailrle, 1927
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry & Commerce, 1930-1932.
Marriage.
James N. Dolan, a bachelor, a Merchant, of Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim, son of John Dolan [deceased], a Merchant, married Loretto O'Reilly, a spinster, of Ardagh, County Longford, daughter of John O'Reilly, a Merchant, at Ardagh Church, on 1 June 1914.
The witnesses were,
Phillip J. Timmony
Annie O'Reilly,
May Dolan,
Death.
James Dolan, aged 70, married, a pensioner, from 28 Palmerston Gardens, Rathmines, died at Jervis Street Hospital, on 13 July 1995.
The cause of death was Cerebral Thrombosis, Recent Operation for Prostate Obstruction, certified.
To see the entry for him in Wikipedia, copy the following into the address bar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dolan_(Irish_politician)
James Nicholas Dolan, T.D.
Member of Dáil Éireann [the Irish Parliament]
M.P. [Westminster] 1918 for Leitrim
He represented Sinn Fein in the First, Second and Third Dail 1918-1922
He joined Cumann na nGaedhael [later Fine Gael] in 1922 when he supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
He was defeated in the 1932 Election, but regained it in 1933, but lost again in 1937.
Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Executive Council, 1924-1927,
Leas Ceann Comhailrle, 1927
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry & Commerce, 1930-1932.
Marriage.
James N. Dolan, a bachelor, a Merchant, of Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim, son of John Dolan [deceased], a Merchant, married Loretto O'Reilly, a spinster, of Ardagh, County Longford, daughter of John O'Reilly, a Merchant, at Ardagh Church, on 1 June 1914.
The witnesses were,
Phillip J. Timmony
Annie O'Reilly,
May Dolan,
Death.
James Dolan, aged 70, married, a pensioner, from 28 Palmerston Gardens, Rathmines, died at Jervis Street Hospital, on 13 July 1995.
The cause of death was Cerebral Thrombosis, Recent Operation for Prostate Obstruction, certified.
To see the entry for him in Wikipedia, copy the following into the address bar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dolan_(Irish_politician)
Member of Dáil Éireann [the Irish Parliament]
M.P. [Westminster] 1918 for Leitrim
He represented Sinn Fein in the First, Second and Third Dail 1918-1922
He joined Cumann na nGaedhael [later Fine Gael] in 1922 when he supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
He was defeated in the 1932 Election, but regained it in 1933, but lost again in 1937.
Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Executive Council, 1924-1927,
Leas Ceann Comhailrle, 1927
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry & Commerce, 1930-1932.
Marriage.
James N. Dolan, a bachelor, a Merchant, of Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim, son of John Dolan [deceased], a Merchant, married Loretto O'Reilly, a spinster, of Ardagh, County Longford, daughter of John O'Reilly, a Merchant, at Ardagh Church, on 1 June 1914.
The witnesses were,
Phillip J. Timmony
Annie O'Reilly,
May Dolan,
Death.
James Dolan, aged 70, married, a pensioner, from 28 Palmerston Gardens, Rathmines, died at Jervis Street Hospital, on 13 July 1995.
The cause of death was Cerebral Thrombosis, Recent Operation for Prostate Obstruction, certified.
To see the entry for him in Wikipedia, copy the following into the address bar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dolan_(Irish_politician)
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