• Age: 30s
• Political Affiliations: Left of centre
• Location: Dublin, Ireland
• Personal Vices: smoke too much, a Wikiholic.

My Wiki Contributions

Ireland

• The 1937 Irish Constitution
• Irish Free State Constitution (1922-37)
• Dáil Constitution (1919-22)
• The Constitution of 1782

• The Republic of Ireland (1949- )
• Éire (1937- )
• The Irish Free State (1922-37)
• The Government of Ireland Act, 1920
• The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (1801-1922)
• Northern Ireland
• Southern Ireland
• The Irish Republic (1916-22)
• The Kingdom of Ireland (1541-1800)
• The Lordship of Ireland (1171-1541)
• Irish States (1171-present)

• The Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921)
• The Oath of Allegiance
• The Irish language
• The History of Ireland
• The Great Irish Famine (1846-49)
• The Irish Famine of 1740-41
• The Irish Houses of Parliament
• Maria Duce
• Dublin
• Dublin Castle
• Áras an Uachtaráin (Irish presidential palace)
• Leinster House (Irish parliament house)
• Penal Laws
• Amhrán na bhFiann (Irish National anthem)
• First Dáil
• Second Dáil
• Freeman's Journal
• The Nation - Irish newspaper newspaper
• The Irish Times
• The Irish Independent
• The Church of Ireland
• Tithes
• The Three Fs
• College Green
• Irish 'Pro-Life Amendment' (any-abortion provision in Irish constitution since 1983)
• Bloody Sunday
• Campaign for Homosexual Law Reform
• O'Connell Street
• Irish statues and their nicknames
• Republic of Ireland Act
• External Relations Act
• St. Patrick's Day
• Flag of Ireland
• Molly Malone
• General Post Office (Dublin)
• Home Rule
• Spire of Dublin
• Nelson's Pillar
• Bloody Sunday (Northern Ireland 1972)
• (Irish) Repeal
• Radio Telifís Éireann
• St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral
• The Late Late Show

• Áireacht (cabinet: 1919-22)
• Dáil Éireann
• The Governor-General of the Irish Free State (1922-36/7)
• The House of Commons of Southern Ireland (1921-22)
• Irish House of Commons (up to 1800)
• King of Ireland (1541-1800; 1927-1949)
• Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
• Lists of Lords Lieutenant of Ireland[?]
• President of the Executive Council (1922-37)
• President of Dáil Éireann/Príomh Áire (1919-21)
• President of the Republic (1921-22)
• President of Ireland
• Prime Minister of Northern Ireland (1921-72)
• Seanad Éireann
• Tánaiste (Irish Deputy Prime Minister)
• Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister)

Biographies

• Tim Healy
• James McNeill (to be done)
• Domhnall Ua Buachalla

• Douglas Hyde (to be done)
• Sean T. O'Kelly
• Eamon de Valera
• Erskine Hamilton Childers
• Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh
• Patrick Hillery
• Mary Robinson
• Mary McAleese

• W.T. Cosgrave (PoEC)
• Eamon de Valera (PoEC to 1937, T afterwards)
• John A. Costello
• Sean Lemass
• Jack Lynch
• Liam Cosgrave
• Garret FitzGerald
• Charles J. Haughey (to be finished)
• Albert Reynolds
• John Bruton
• Bertie Ahern

• Daniel O'Connell
• Lord John Russell
• Henry Grattan
• Tim Pat Coogan
• F.S.L. Lyons (to be finished)
• John Mitchel (to be finished)
• Blessed Virgin Mary
• Sacred Heart
• Senator David Norris
• Viscount Fitzalan
• Mary Harney (to be done)
• Desmond O'Malley (to be done)
• Louis-Philippe, King of the French
• Walter Bagehot
• Arthur Griffith
• Michael Collins
• Jim Mitchell

• Fianna Fáil
• Fine Gael
• Labour (to be done)
• Progressive Democrats
• Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
• Sinn Féin
• Unionists
• Irish Parliamentary Party (to be done)
• Independent Irish Party
• Cumann na nGaedhael

• Altar rails
• Australia's Republic Advisory Committee
• Comte de Chambord
• Comte de Paris
• Communist state
• Constitutional Monarchy
• Blessed Virgin Mary
• Duke of Rothesay
• Head of State
• Letter of Credence
• Loss of Supply
• Mountbatten-Windsor
• Pretender
• Popular monarchy
• Reign
• Papal Tiara
• Antipope Pius XIII
• Antipope Gregory XVII
• Pope Pius X
• Pope Pius XII
• Pope John XXIII
• Pope Paul VI
• Pope John Paul I
• Pope John Paul II
• Royal House
• Style - Manner of Address
• true Catholic Church
• Tridentine
• The correct titles of English/Great British and United Kingdom monarchs

Articles Contributed To

Also contibuted to: abortion, Anglo-Catholicism, Anne, Princess Royal, Australian Constitutional Crisis of 1975, Charles, Prince of Wales, Christian views of homosexuality, Commonwealth of Nations, Constantine II of Greece, Constitution of Sweden, Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, George V of the United Kingdom, George VI of the United Kingdom, Governor-General, Gough Whitlam, Homosexuality, Humbert II of Italy, Sir John Kerr, Juan Carlos of Spain, List of Belgian monarchs, Lord Dunsany, President, Prime Minister of Canada, Pope Paul VI, The British Privy Council, Sir Roger Casement, Ulster Unionist Party, Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, and many others I cannot remember.

My favourite 'joke' from a wiki page: RAM disk is NOT an installation instruction!