Flanagan

[ flan-uh-guhn ]

noun

1. Edward Joseph Father Flanagan, 1886–1948, U.S. Roman Catholic priest, born in Ireland: founder of a farm village for wayward boys.

Example Sentences

Acting Commander Helen Flanagan, from the Met's Counter Terrorism Command said the arrests over the "very serious allegations" followed a "significant" investigation.

From BBC

During a hearing at Falkirk Sheriff Court to recover the stolen money under the Proceeds of Crime Act, Advocate Deirdre Flanagan said it had been agreed that the 61-year-old had stolen a total of £95,483.48 from the charities.

From BBC

Police believe she was murdered by her son, Ken Flanagan.

From BBC

Flanagan went on to kill Stacy Knell and then take his own life.

From BBC

Gov. Flanagan said it was urgent for presidential campaigns not to overlook Native American voters, especially in what is expected to be a tight election.

From Salon