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- Ballynanty (Irish: Baile Uí Neachtain), or Ballynantybeg (Baile Uí Neachtain Beag), is a neighbourhood and electoral district on the north side of Limerick...
- of: Abbey A, Abbey B, Abbey C, Abbey D, Ballinacurra A, Ballinacurra B, Ballynanty, Castle A, Castle B, Castle C, Castle D, Coolraine, Custom House, Dock...
- Ballynacargy Ballynacregga Ballynahinch Ballynahown (Baile na hAbhann) Ballynanty Ballyogan Ballyporeen Ballyragget Ballyroan Ballysadare Ballysaggart Ballyshannon...
- Liverpool Shamrock Rovers 4–0 42,517 25 May 2014 2014 FAI Junior Cup Final Ballynanty Rovers St Michael's 0–4 25 May 2014 Friendly  Republic of Ireland  Turkey...
- Skerries Town v Newmarket Celtic Home Farm v Rockmount St. Michael's v Ballynanty Rovers The draw for the first round was made on June 6 and was made by...
- Irish model, fashion stylist and television presenter who was born in Ballynanty, Limerick City. Celia Holman Lee started out as a model at the age of...
- Team Home town/suburb Ground Aisling Annacotty Annacotty Ballynanty Rovers AFC Ballynanty Carew Park Southill/Roxboro Carew Park Charleville   Coonagh...
- by Willie O'Dea, while O'Dea was Minister for Defence. He was born in Ballynanty and resides in nearby Stenson Park, Limerick, with his wife. His brother...
- bundled in to a van by several armed and masked men on Moylish Road, Ballynanty. It is unclear if the McCarthy-Dundons set up the "kidnapping plot" after...
- opposite the "Stand side", joining the "City End" (South Terrace) with the "Ballynanty End" (North Terrace). The "Po****r side" gained notoriety in local rugby...