Tom O’Higgins
Tom O’Higgins was a distinguished Irish lawyer who served as Chief Justice of Ireland from 1974 to 1984. He played a significant role in the Irish judiciary, participating in numerous landmark cases and contributing to the development of Irish law. His legacy continues through his family, including his daughter Derval FitzGerald, who is married to Mark FitzGerald, a prominent figure in the Irish real estate market.
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Ireland:
Tom O'Higgins was a candidate who contested against Éamon de Valera in a historic election.
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Ireland:
Tom O’Higgins is referenced as a candidate for president in 1966 and 1973.
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Ireland:
Tom O'Higgins is the estate agent handling the sale of Windward.
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Ireland:
O’Higgins could speak Irish, said O’Brien, 'purposefully, effectively and substantially'.
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Ireland:
Tom O’Higgins is mentioned as the late father of Derval FitzGerald and a former chief justice who worked with Garret FitzGerald.
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