Glanesvin

Glanesvin

Geografia

País	Irlanda
Províncias	Leinster
Antiga entidade territorial administrativa	Condado de Dublin
Autoridade local	Dublin City Council (en)
Coordenadas	🌍

Glasnevin (gaélico: Glas Naíon; Rio dos Infantes), também conhecido por Glas Naedhe ("Ribeiro de O'Naeidhe"), em homenagem a um riacho local e a um antigo chefe) é um subúrbio de Dublin, Irlanda, situado nas margens do Rio Tolka. Embora principalmente residencial, Glasnevin também abriga o National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin Cemetery, o National Meteorological Office e uma série de outros órgãos estaduais. Aa Dublin City University tem o seu campus principal e outras instalações dentro e perto da área. Glasnevin também é uma paróquia civil do antigo baronato de Coolock.^[1]

• Margaret Buckley, former president of Sinn Féin (originally from Cork, lived on Marguerite Road, Glasnevin)^[2]
• Bono Paul Hewson, lead singer with U2^[3]
• Saint Canice, early Christian abbot (studied under Mobhí of Glasnevin)^[4]
• Saint Comgall, early Christian abbot and founder of a monastery at Bangor^[5]
• Marian Finucane, architect, journalist and broadcaster
• Ian Gallahar, cyclist and commissaire^[6]
• Liam Harrison, musician and songwriter^{[carece de fontes?]}
• Niamh Kavanagh, singer and winner of the Eurovision Song Contest^[7]
• Robbie Kelleher, former All-Ireland winning Gaelic footballer^[8]
• Anne Kernan (1933–2020), Irish physicist^[9]
• Celia Lynch, Fianna Fáil TD and assistant government whip (originally from Galway, lived on Botanic Road)^[10]
• Colm Meaney, actor^[11]
• Damien McCaul, television presenter and radio DJ^[12]
• Saint Mobhi, early Christian missionary and abbot of Glasnevin monastery^[5]
• John O'Connell, Fianna Fáil TD and former Minister for Health^{[carece de fontes?][13]}
• Francis Martin O'Donnell, diplomat^{[carece de fontes?]}
• Patrick Denis O'Donnell, military historian^{[carece de fontes?]}
• Michael O'Hehir, sports commentator and journalist^[14]
• James O'Higgins Norman, academic^{[carece de fontes?]}
• John J. O'Kelly, politician, former President of Sinn Féin and government minister^[15]
• Michael O'Riordan, fundador do Partido Comunista da Irlanda^[16]
• Róisín Owens, bioquímico^[17]
• Richard Brinsley Sheridan, satirista, dramaturgo e político^[18]
• Jonathan Swift, autor e ensaísta que vivia frente à Glasnevin Model School (agora Glasnevin Educate Together)^{[carece de fontes?]}
• Thomas Ashe, escritor;
• Thomas Tickell, poeta cuja propriedade em Glasnevin foi transformado no National Botanic Gardens^[19]
• David P. Tyndall, empresário^{[carece de fontes?]}
• Mona Tyndall, médica e missionária^{[carece de fontes?]}
• Macdara Woods, poeta irlandês, autor de Winter Fire & Snow com Brendan Graham

• The Parish of Glasnevin from F.E. Ball's A History of the County Dublin (1920)
• Account of Glasnevin from D'Alton's History of the County Dublin (1838)
• Glasnevin, Finglas and the Adjacent District from The Neighbourhood of Dublin by Weston St. John Joyce (third and enlarged edition 1920)
• The Tolka, Glasnevin and the Naul Road from North Dublin by Dillon Cosgrove (1909)

• A History of Glasnevin from Egan's House
• The Botanic Gardens