Edward Moran
      
Life ?1845-[1915]; elder br. of D. P. Moran; Waterford solicitor, and member of literary circle including Richard Dowling, Thomas Sexton, and Edmund Downey; author of Edward ODonnell, a Story of Ireland in Our Day (1884); practised law in Brooklyn, d. America. IF.
References Stephen Brown, Ireland in Fiction [Pt. I] (Dublin: Maunsel 1919), calls him about 25 years older than his br. D. P. Moran; lists Edward ODonnell, a Story of Ireland in Our Day (NY: Green 1884), 300pp. [Fethard Co. Tipperary during Land League, sympathies with Land League and physical force]. Browns copy, of Edward ODonnell (1884), noticed here, includes a printed facsimile signature of ODonovan
Rossa.
Notes Edmund Downey [?obituary] attributes Edward ODonnell to Moran in Irish Book Lover (Sept. 1915).
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