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      25 May 1513: d. Maurice O'Fihely #Franciscan Archbishop of Tuam in #Galway, Scotist @ucdspeccoll holds copies #incunables of his work (JMcC) pic.twitter.com/5BLuyPZxX5

      — John McCafferty (@jdmccafferty) May 25, 2017

      25 May 1513: d. Maurice O’Fihely #Franciscan Archbishop of Tuam in #Galway, Scotist @ucdspeccoll holds copies #incunables of his work (JMcC)

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