Famous People with Name Ireneusz

Ireneusz Palinski            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Ireneusz Palinski: (ur. 13 maja 1932 w miejscowosci Nuzewo k. Ciechanowa, zm. 9 lipca 2006 w Warszawie), sztangista, mistrz olimpijski i mistrz swiata.

Ireneusz Jele?            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Ireneusz Jele?: is a professional halfpipe snowboarder and pioneer. She is said to be one of the most accomplished female snowboarders in the world.[2] She currently resides in Aspen, Colorado and is 5

Ireneusz Jelen            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Ireneusz Jelen: a Polish footballer who plays as a right-winger or striker for AJ Auxerre in France.On 28 June 2006, Jelen signed for Auxerre from Polish First league club Wisla Plock, where he scored 12 goals in 23 league appearances during the 2005-06 season.As of July 2006, Jelen has 12 caps with the Polish national team. He was selected for the 23-man squad that took part in the 2006 FIFA World Cup finals in Germany and played in all three of the Group A games, almost scoring with an impressive shot that hit the crossbar against Ecuador. His trademarks are speed and acceleration.

Ireneusz Socha            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Ireneusz Socha: one of Poland's first artzines. The mastermind behind Kirkut-Koncept (1986–1990) – a group performing original compositions bordering on rock song, cabaret, ethnic music and experimental. Took part in many other avantgarde Polish groups of the 1980s including: Przestrzenie (art songs), music theatre, Na Przyklad (group improvisation) and Hiena (postindustrial). Collaborates with Jaroslaw Bester, Boleslaw Blaszczyk, Marek Choloniewski, Chris Cutler, Piotr Czerny, Tomasz Duda, Joane Hétu, Tomasz Krakowiak, Jacek Podsiadlo, Raphael Roginski and Yuriy Yaremchuk. Translated into Polish Chris Cutler's File Under Popular (Zielona Sowa Publishing House, 1999). In 2000, founded Dembitzer Music. In 2004, started the Sefer Dembitz Polish translation project for JewishGen. Wrote the script and the music for the short documentary titled "Nothing remains forever" (Society of Friends of the Land of Debica, 2004).