Laurence O’Tool
He was the archbishop of Dublin during the Norman invasion of Ireland.
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Biography
He was the archbishop of Dublin during the Norman invasion of Ireland.
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- Traditions:
- Roman Catholic
- Status:
- Local veneration
Laurence O’Tool
Life
He was the archbishop of Dublin during the Norman invasion of Ireland.
Laurence O’Tool across traditions
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