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• Dinny and the Witches — is a satirical comedy written by William Gibson in 1948, revised in 1961. It is a parody of the Cold War and nuclear scares of the 1960s, although the actual play takes place in the early 1950s in New York City. The show includes some singing,… …   Wikipedia

• Dinny McGinley — TD Minister of State for Gaeltacht Affairs Incumbent …   Wikipedia

• Dinny McNamara — McNamara pictured in Sub Turri 1927, Boston College yearbook Sport(s) Football, baseball Biographical details Born …   Wikipedia

• Dinny Barry-Murphy — Personal information Irish name Donnacha de Barra Murchu Sport Hurling …   Wikipedia

• Dinny Allen — Personal information Irish name Donnacha Ó hAilín Sport Dual player …   Wikipedia

• Dinny Kelleher — Personal information Birth 22 July 1902 Recruited from Wangaratta Height and weight 187 cm / 101 kg Playing career¹ Team(s) Carlton (1927–32) 54 games, 1 goal South Melbourne …   Wikipedia

• Dinny Cahill — Personal information Irish name Donncha Mac Cathail Sport Hurling and Gaelic football …   Wikipedia

• Dinny Pails — Pays  Australie …   Wikipédia en Français

• Dinny Pails — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Dennis Dinny Pails (4 de marzo de 1921 22 de noviembre de 1986) fue un jugador de tenis de Australia recordado, entre otros, por haber logrado el Campeonato Australiano de 1947. Contenido 1 Torneos de Grand Slam …   Wikipedia Español

• Dinny Long — Personal information Irish name Donncha Ó Longáin Sport Gaelic football …   Wikipedia

• Dinny\ fink\ sae — (or I don t think so ) to disagree or indicate that a person may be Talking bollocks for Scotland . An example of its use: Macaulay: Yeah, I pulled this really good looking burd at the weekend Jonny: Dinny fink sae. Macaulay: Yeah, I pulled this… …   Dictionary of american slang