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Ranelagh Gardens

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Ranelagh Gardens [ˈrænɪlə]
pl n
(Historical Terms) a public garden in Chelsea opened in 1742: a centre for members of fashionable society to meet and promenade. The gardens were closed in 1804 Also called Ranelagh
[named after the Earl of Ranelagh, in whose grounds they were sited]


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Sean Ross McGowan fell into the water last week at Ranelagh Gardens in Dublin after apparently wandering off from a creche outing.
Written to be performed with music by contemporary Irish composer Benjamin Dwyer, "In the Ranelagh Gardens September 2002" is a series of vignettes focused on various lonely figures in the public park across the street from the poet's house: a schoolgirl who resembles an old woman, an elderly man described as "a thin dishevelment//With red moustache / red sun-burnt skin / and floating eyes," three boys who take cruel pleasure in catching a hook in the belly of a fish.
SUPER SIX Winners for week 33: Top Prize Winner: 854129 Mr R J Kershaw, Ranelagh Gardens (Agent 080102) plus 50 prize winners who each receive pounds 10.
 
 
 
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