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Became a Dublin folklore character in 1930's.
It is thought that it was a nick name for Patrick Marlow.
The name may also have been applied to more than one person. Tramps wondering the Dublin coast were often mistaken for Forty Coats.

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Thomas McGinty, known as The Diceman, was a Scottish-Irish actor, model, and street artist specialising in mime. He specialised in standing in the street, stock still and complete silence, and in costume, for long periods of time like a living statue. He'd wink to anyone who put money down at his feet.

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Alfie's Byrne grew up in Seville Place just off the North Strand.
He left school at 13, but went on to become an MP , a TD and the Lord Mayor of Dublin. He was also a member of the Seanad.
In several elections he secured more votes than any other politician in the country.