Explore: Ingoldsby Bray

journalist. Ray Ryan, 43, hurler (Sarsfields, Cork senior team). 1 March – Pat Ingoldsby, 82, poet, writer and broadcaster. 11 March – Billy Joyce, 75, Gaelic

– Egypt – Fifteen Mile – Flagstone Creek – Glen Cairn – Helidon Spa – Ingoldsby – Kensington Grove – Laidley Creek West – Laidley North – Laidley South

philosopher Richard Harris Barham (wrote as Thomas Ingoldsby, 1788–1845), novelist and poet, The Ingoldsby Legends Maurice Baring (1874–1945), playwright

Haceby, Harlaxton, Harrowby, Haydor, Honington, Hough on the Hill, Humby, Ingoldsby, Keisby, Lenton, Little Ponton, Londonthorpe, Manthorpe cum Little Gonerby

Underworld. London: Maurice Temple Smith Ltd. ISBN 0-85117-002-1. David Ingoldsby. "The Great Train Robbery (1978)". Shot at Trinity. Trinity College Dublin

Ilfracombe Indian River Indiana Ingle Ingleside Inglewood Inglis Falls Ingoldsby Ingolf Inholmes Inkerman Inkerman Station Innerkip Innisville Inverary

Higgins – fiction writer, member of Aosdána Anthony Holten – author Pat Ingoldsby – poet, playwright, television performer Jennifer Johnston – novelist

England, f) Richard Barham (1788–1845, England, f/p), pseudonym Thomas Ingoldsby Alessandro Baricco (born 1958, Italy, f/d) Maurice Baring (1874–1945,

Bardwell (1922–2016, Ir) Serie Barford (living, NZ) Richard Barham (Thomas Ingoldsby, 1788–1845, E) George Barker (1913–1991, E) Les Barker (born 1947, E)

Harris Barham (pseudonym Thomas Ingoldsby) (1788–1845), an English cleric, a novelist and a humorous poet. The Ingoldsby Legends, 2 volumes (1840–1847)