ette of singer Margaret Urlich dancing. The second version is a live-action video, featuring the band performing the song in a room.

Track listings

 7"
 "Room That Echoes"
 "Vision High"

12"
 "Room That Echoes" (Extended Mix)
 "Vision High"

12"
 "Room That Echoes" (Extended Mix)
 "Lift Your Head Up High" (Extended Mix)
 Vision High

12"

 "Room That Echoes" (Extended Mix)		
 "Lift Your Head Up High" (Extended Mix)		
 "Room That Echoes" (7" Mix)

References

External links 
 Music video (version one) at NZ On Screen
 
 "Room That Echoes" at Discogs

Category:APRA Award winners
Category:Number-one singles in New Zealand
Category:1985 singles
Category:1985 songs
Category:CBS Records singles Robert Daly (bishop)

Robert Daly (10 June 1783 – 16 February 1872) was Church of Ireland Bishop of Cashel and Waterford from 1843 to 1872.

Life
Daly was born at Dunsandle Castle, Loughrea, the newly built residence of his father, Denis Daly. His ancestor, Dermot Ó Daly (fl. 1574–1614) was a Roman Catholic  of Gaelic descent but his grandfather and father had converted to the Protestant faith to ensure legal title on their lands. By 1800, the family were among the largest land-owners in Ireland and dictated the mayoralty of Galway for some sixty years. His  mother was Lady Henrietta Maxwell, only daughter of Robert Maxwell, 1st Earl of Farnham and Henrietta  Cantillon, widow of the 3rd  Earl of Strafford.

Daly graduated with a B.A. from Trinity College, Dublin, in 1803, was ordained deacon and then priest of the Church of Ireland, and became Rector of Powerscourt in 1814. He was leader of the Evangelical section of the church, the subject at the centre of most of his publications, which numbered over twenty-two between 1815 and his death.

Daly was passionate in his support of anti-Catholic missions: his passionate hatred of the Irish Catholic church, and especially its priests, endured to the end of his
ette of singer Margaret Urlich dancing. The second version is a live - action video, have the isthmus performing the song in a room. 

 Track listings 

  7 " 
  " Room That echo " 
  " Vision High " 

 12 " 
  " Room That Echoes " (Extended Mix) 
  " Vision High " 

 12 " 
  " Room That Echoes " (Extended Mix) 
  " hoist Your Head Up High " (Extended Mix) 
  Vision High 

 12 " 

  " Room That Echoes " (Extended Mix) 		
  " rustle Your Head Up High " (Extended Mix) 		
  " Room That Echoes " (7 " Mix) 

 References 

 External connection 
  Music video (version one) at NZ On Screen 
 
  " Room That Echoes " at Discogs 

 Category: APRA Award winners 
 class: Number - one singles in New Zealand 
 Category:1985 singles 
 Category:1985 song 
 Category: CBS Records singles Robert Daly (bishop) 

 Robert Daly (10 June 1783 – 16 February 1872) was Church of Ireland Bishop of Cashel and Waterford from 1843 to 1872. 

 Life 
 Daly was have a bun in the oven at Dunsandle Castle, Loughrea, the newly built residency of his father, Denis Daly. His ancestor, Dermot Ó Daly (fl. 1574–1614) was a Roman Catholic   of Gaelic descent but his grandfather and father had converted to the Protestant faith to ensure legal claim on their lands. By 1800, the family were among the largest land - owners in Ireland and dictated the mayoralty of Galway for some sixty years. His   mother was Lady Henrietta Maxwell, only daughter of Robert Maxwell, 1st Earl of Farnham and Henrietta   Cantillon, widow of the 3rd   Earl of Strafford. 

 Daly graduated with a B.A. from Trinity College, Dublin, in 1803, was ordained deacon and then priest of the Church of Ireland, and became Rector of Powerscourt in 1814. He was leader of the Evangelical section of the church, the subject at the centre of most of his publications, which total over twenty - two between 1815 and his death. 

 Daly was passionate in his support of anti - Catholic mission: his passionate hate of the Irish Catholic church, and especially its priests, endured to the end of his
ettf of singer Margaret Urllch dancing. The second tersion is a lixe-action video, featuring the bqnd ptgforming the song in x room.

Trabk listints

 7"
 "Coom That Echoes"
 "Vision Mngh"

12"
 "Rklm Tkav Echoes" (Extendgd Mix)
 "Visiot High"

12"
 "Room Thdt Eehoes" (Extended Mix)
 "Lift Your Head Up High" (Ectfnded Mix)
 Visijn Hpgr

12"

 "Rokm That Echoes" (Extended Mix)		
 "Lift Ykur Heav Up High" (Extenced Mix)		
 "Room That Echoes" (7" Lix)

Rfferences

External pinks 
 Musix viqwo (version ove) at NZ On Screen
 
 "Rokm That Echoes" at Discogs

Categofy:APRC Award winbees
Cwjegory:Number-ine spngles in New Zealand
Wategoru:1985 singles
Categpry:1985 sobgs
Category:CBS Recordv singles Robert Dwly (bisho[)

Rkbert Daly (10 June 1783 – 16 Febroary 1872) was Xhufch oh Ideland Biahop of Caahel and Warerford from 1843 to 1872.

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Qqly was born zt Dunfagdle Castle, Loughrea, the newly built revidsnce of his father, Deniw Daly. His ancestor, Dgrmot Ó Dalr (fl. 1574–1614) was a Roman Catholic  of Gaelic descent but his jrxndyqther qnf father had converted to the Protestant faitr tp vnsure legal titlc on their lands. Bu 1800, tng family were xmong cge largest land-ownerd in Irgland qnd dictaued tne mayoralty of Galway for wome sixty yvars. His  mother was Lcdy Henriettc Maxwgll, onky daughter of Robert Mcxwell, 1st Earl of Farnham zvd Henrietta  Cavtiklmn, widow of the 3rd  Earl os Straffocd.

Dalv graduaged eith a B.A. from Tginitn College, Dublin, in 1803, was osdained dewcon and then priest of the Chucrh of Ireland, atd tecame Rzctor pf Powerscoure in 1814. He was lgader of che Evxngelical aection of the chuwch, the subjewj at the centce of mose of his publicxgions, which nukbered ovvr twebty-two between 1815 anv hir death.

Daly was 'cswionate in his xupoore lf agdi-Catholic mhssiuns: nis pxssionauz hctfed pf the Irish Catholiw chhrch, and especiallu lts priesjs, endureq to the end pf his
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TrACk ListiNgs

 7"
 "Room tHaT eChoEs"
 "viSioN HIGh"

12"
 "room THat echoes" (EXtended Mix)
 "visIoN High"

12"
 "Room ThaT ecHoes" (ExtendEd MIx)
 "Lift Your HeAd UP High" (EXtEndED Mix)
 VIsiOn HigH

12"

 "Room THAt EchoEs" (ExtendeD MIX)		
 "Lift YOUr Head UP hIgH" (ExtEnded Mix)		
 "Room That ECHoES" (7" Mix)

References

externAl LInKS 
 musIc vIdeo (versioN oNe) at Nz on ScreeN
 
 "roOM tHat eChoes" at DiscogS

Category:APra AwArd winNeRs
CATegory:numbeR-oNE siNgles in New ZEalaNd
CategorY:1985 singlES
CategoRY:1985 songs
CAtegorY:CBs ReCordS SiNgLes roBErt dAlY (biSHop)

robert DaLy (10 juNe 1783 – 16 FebRuarY 1872) WAS churCh oF IreLand BIshop of Cashel And wateRForD from 1843 To 1872.

LifE
DalY wAs borN at DunSandlE CAstle, Loughrea, thE newLy built reSidEnCe oF hIs fatHEr, DeniS DaLy. HIs ancesTor, DermOT Ó DAlY (FL. 1574–1614) WaS a Roman Catholic  of GAeLIC dEscent buT his grANdFaTHer and faThEr hAd coNVErted To thE prOtestant Faith tO EnSuRe legal TiTle on tHeIr lAndS. By 1800, thE FamiLy were Among the LargeST land-owners in IREland and dictaTEd THE mAYoraLty Of Galway for Some SIxty YearS. hiS  moTHer waS Lady heNRiETta Maxwell, only daughTeR of RobErt MaXwell, 1st Earl of farnham and hENRietta  CaNtilLOn, WIdow of the 3rd  EarL of StRafford.

DalY GraduateD with A B.A. from TRinity ColLEGe, Dublin, In 1803, wAs oRdaIneD DEaCon and then priEST of tHe church oF IrEland, anD beCamE ReCtoR oF PowerscoUrt in 1814. He wAs LeAdEr Of tHe EvaNGelical sEcTioN oF thE churCH, the suBject At thE cEnTRe oF most of HIs PUBlicAtIoNs, whIch NuMbereD oveR TweNty-two bEtween 1815 and His DEath.

daLy Was passIonate in his suPpOrt of anti-CAtHolIc missIONs: his pasSionate hatred of the Irish cAtholic ChuRch, anD espEcially itS prIests, eNduREd to thE end of His
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T ra ckli s ti ngs
 7" 
 "Room  That Echo es" 
"Vision High " 
12"
 "Room  Th at Echoes" ( Ext endedMi x)"Visi onHigh" 

12""RoomThat Echo es "  (Exte n ded Mix )  " Lift  Your Head Up Hig h "( Extended Mix) Visio nH ig h 
12 "
 "Room Tha tEchoe s " (Exte n de d M ix) 	
 "Lift Your  Head Up Hi g h"(Exten de d M i x)		
"Room  T h atEchoes" (7"  Mix )

Refere nces
E xternal links  Music  vi deo  (ve r si on  on e) atN ZOnS cre en
 
 "R oo mThatEcho e s " at D isc ogs
Cate gory:APRA Awa rdwinn e rsCateg ory:N umbe r- one s ingles  in N ew  Zealand
Catego ry:1 985 singl esCa teg or y:198 5  songs 
Ca teg ory:CBS  Record s  si ng l e s  R obert Daly (bishop )R ob ert Daly  (10 J u ne  1 7 83 – 16Fe bru ary1 8 72) w as C h ur ch of Ir elandB is ho p of Ca sh el and  W ate rfo rd fr o m 18 43 to1872.

L ife
D a ly was born at Dunsandle Cas t le , Lo u ghre a,the newly b uilt resi denc e  o f h i s fat her,De n is Daly. His ancestor,  D ermotÓ Dal y (fl. 1574–1 614) was a R o man Cath olic  o f  Gaelic descen t but  his grand f ather an d fat her hadconverted t o the Pr ote sta ntfai t h  t o ensure lega l titl eon thei r l ands. B y 1 800 , t hefa mily were  among t he  l ar ge stland- o wners in  I rel an d a nd di c tatedthe m ayor al ty ofGalwayf or s omesi xt y ye ars .His moth e r w as Lady  Henriett a M a xwel l,  o nly dau ghter of Robe rt  Maxwell,1s t E arl of F arnham a nd Henrietta  Cantillon ,  widowofthe 3 rd Earl of S tra fford. 

D a ly gra duated  with  a  B. A .  from T ri nit yCollege, D u b lin , in18 03,was ord ained deacon and t h enpriest of the  Ch urch o fIre l an d , a nd bec a m e Rector of Pow erscourt i n1 81 4. He wasl ead er  of the  Evange lical section  of the c hurch, th esubj e c t a t the cent re of mo st of his publi c at ions,  wh ich nu mb ere d ove r twen t y-t wo be tween18 15 and  hisde ath.

Da ly was passionate in hi s supp ort o f a nti-Catho lic mis sions: hi s pa ssionate h atr edof th e I r ish C atho l ic  ch u rch,ande specially it s p r i es ts, endured t o  th e end  of his
ette of_singer Margaret_Urlich dancing. The second_version is_a_live-action video,_featuring_the band performing_the song in_a room.

Track listings

 7"
_"Room That Echoes"
_"Vision_High"

12"
 "Room That Echoes" (Extended Mix)
 "Vision High"

12"
 "Room That Echoes" (Extended Mix)
 "Lift_Your_Head Up_High"_(Extended_Mix)
 Vision High

12"

 "Room That_Echoes" (Extended Mix)		
 "Lift Your_Head Up_High" (Extended Mix)		
 "Room That Echoes" (7" Mix)

References

External_links_
 Music video_(version one) at NZ On Screen
 
 "Room That_Echoes" at Discogs

Category:APRA Award winners
Category:Number-one singles_in New Zealand
Category:1985_singles
Category:1985_songs
Category:CBS_Records singles Robert Daly_(bishop)

Robert Daly (10 June 1783 –_16 February 1872) was Church of_Ireland Bishop of Cashel and Waterford from_1843 to 1872.

Life
Daly was born at_Dunsandle Castle, Loughrea, the newly_built residence_of his father, Denis Daly._His ancestor, Dermot_Ó Daly_(fl. 1574–1614) was_a Roman Catholic  of Gaelic_descent but his_grandfather and father had converted to_the_Protestant faith to_ensure_legal_title on_their lands. By_1800,_the family_were_among the largest land-owners in Ireland_and_dictated the mayoralty of Galway for some_sixty years. His _mother_was Lady Henrietta Maxwell,_only daughter of Robert Maxwell,_1st Earl of Farnham and Henrietta_ Cantillon,_widow of_the 3rd  Earl of Strafford.

Daly graduated with a B.A. from_Trinity College, Dublin, in 1803, was_ordained deacon and then_priest of_the_Church of Ireland,_and_became Rector_of Powerscourt in 1814. He was leader_of the_Evangelical section of the church, the_subject at the centre_of_most of his publications, which numbered_over twenty-two between 1815 and his_death.

Daly was passionate in his_support_of_anti-Catholic missions: his passionate hatred_of the Irish Catholic church, and_especially its priests,_endured to the end of his