- The
South Barrule (Manx:
Baarool Ji****) is the
highest hill in the
south of the Isle of Man. It has the
remains of a fort on its summit,
which is traditionally...
-
Barrule may
refer to: MV
Barrule, an
Empire F type
coaster in
service with
Southern Shipping Ltd, 1950-54
North Barrule, a hill on the Isle of Man, lying...
- On 23
April 1945, a
Boeing B-17G
Flying Fortress crashed on
North Barrule, a hill in the Isle of Man. A
total of 31
people were killed. The
accident is...
- the
south west
these hills rise to more
prominent peaks,
notably South Barrule (483 m), and
Cronk ny
Arrey Laa (437 m)
which drops almost vertically into...
-
North Barrule (Manx:
Baarool Twoaie [bǝˈɾǝuil]; Old Norse: varŏa-fjall, lit. 'lookout or
cairn mountain') is the
second highest peak in the Isle of Man...
- the
north by the
Granite Mountain and the
South Barrule; by an
irregular line from the
South Barrule to
Poyll Vaaish on the west; and by the sea on the...
- (South
Barrule) This
small tower mill was
built c.1902 to work an
incline on a 2 ft (610 mm)
gauge railway serving the
slate quarry on
South Barrule, Malew...
-
Brandywell TT Race
Marshal Shelter and
Weather Station on the A18
Mountain Road/B10
Sartfield Road
looking north towards Snaefell Mountain and
North Barrule...
-
Barrule was a
Celtic and folk trio from the Isle of Man. The band's
three members were:
Tomas Callister (fiddle),
Jamie Smith (accordion) and Adam Rhodes...
-
every Midsummer Eve at a
place called Warfield (the present-day
South Barrule). More or less the same
thing is
stated in
verse within "The Traditionary...
