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Timothy Brownlow
      
Life
?1945- ; English national who attended TCD in the mid-1960s; fnd. ed.
with others, The Dublin Magazine [formerly The Dubliner]
(Spring 1966). MAC
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Works
April 1966 [poem], in The Dublin Magazine (Spring 1966),
pp.33-34; also Aghadoe [6 quatrains], ibid., p.66. Note that the former
is taken as an epigraph for the journal [1st issue].
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Quotations
April 1966: Once Ireland gained her freedom, Davis wrote,
/ The arts would flourish; many a new throat / Would sing the legendary
song / Which had been absent for so long. / But tongues which Parnell
gave a cause to wag / Till hatred bit each hand that fed / Proved Goethes
wisdom when he said / The Irish always hunt a noble sta.g (Dublin
Magazine, Spring 1966, p.34.)
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