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Patrick O'Kelly

'''Patrick O'Kelly''' (1754–c.1835) was an Irish writer and eccentric.

O'Kelly was born in Loughrea, Ireland, and was noted in his lifetime for poems such as ''Killarney'' (1791) and the satire, ''Doneraile Litany'', (1808). He was familiar with the upper echelons of literary society, becoming acquainted with Sir Walter Scott in 1821, and George IV in Dublin in 1821. He translated ''The History of Ireland'' by James Mac Geoghegan, written in France in the 1730s, from the original French: his translation was published in Dublin in 1831. Provided by Wikipedia

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Transplant Outcomes in Patients with Idiopathic Membranous Nephropathy

by Claire Kennedy, Carol Traynor, Patrick O'Kelly, Anthony Dorman, Peter J. Conlon
Published 2013-01-01

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Is Bigger Better? Living Donor Kidney Volume as Measured by the Donor CT Angiogram in Predicting Donor and Recipient eGFR after Living Donor Kidney Transplantation

by Chaudhry Adeel Ebad, David Brennan, Julio Chevarria, Mohammad Bin Hussein, Donal Sexton, Douglas Mulholland, Ciaran Doyle, Patrick O’Kelly, Yvonne Williams, Ruth Dunne, Conall O’Seaghdha, Dilly Little, Martina Morrin, Peter J. Conlon
Published 2021-01-01

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The impact of switching to mTOR inhibitor-based immunosuppression on long-term non-melanoma skin cancer incidence and renal function in kidney and liver transplant recipients

by Susan L. Murray, Fergus E. Daly, Patrick O’Kelly, Eamonn O’Leary, Sandra Deady, James P. O’Neill, Alexander Dudley, Nicholas R. Rutledge, Aiden McCormick, Diarmuid D. Houlihan, Yvonne Williams, Patrick G. Morris, Siona Ni Raghallaigh, Fergal J. Moloney, Donal J. Sexton, Peter J. Conlon
Published 2020-01-01

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