doolan

/ ˈduːlən /

noun

1. informal.
   a Roman Catholic

Word History and Origins

Origin of doolan¹

probably from the Irish surname Doolan

Example Sentences

Daithi Doolan, from the South Inner City Drug and Alcohol Partnership, said many homes in Dublin had some form of addiction.

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Doolan, who is also a Sinn Féin councillor, said communities cannot cope with the scale of drug use.

From BBC

BBC Verify identified two of his prominent supporters in video footage of Southport protests: Rikki Doolan and Jesse Clarke, who last week had appeared on stage at a demonstration for Yaxley-Lennon.

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Mr Doolan, a self-styled preacher, recorded a video of himself at the protest in Southport saying: “I’m British and proud, otherwise I wouldn’t be here.”

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Three draws on the bounce in the league would typically anger most fanbases, but Thistle appear to be loving life under the management of club legend Kris Doolan.

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