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Columba
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Columba
Saint. ?521--597 ad, Irish missionary: founded the monastery at Iona (563) from which the Picts were converted to Christianity. Feast day: June 9
Columba [kə′ləm·bə]
(astronomy)
A constellation, right ascension 6 hours, declination 35°S. Abbreviated Col. Also known as Dove.
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The former gunman, the first member of the Officials to give evidence to the hearing, said they had gone to an arms dump at Columbcille Court in the Bogside to collect a rifle.
IRA man: We fired first shots by The Mirror (London, England)
Shots were fired somewhere from our right (west) which I think came from the direction of Columbcille Court.
Ex-para: We came under fire by The Mirror (London, England)
It was moments later that I heard a shot coming from the direction of Columbcille Court-Kells Walk area to my left.
PARA VICTIM CRIED FOR HELP by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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