- The
Mourne Mountains (/mɔːrn/ MORN; Irish:
Beanna Boirche), also
called the
Mournes or the
Mountains of Mourne, are a
predominantly granite mountain range...
- The
Twelve Bens or
Twelve Pins, also
called the
Benna Beola (Irish: Na
Beanna Beola,
meaning 'the
peaks of Beola'), is a
mountain range of
mostly sharp-peaked...
- Midlands–North-West
constituency for
European elections.
County Galway is home to Na
Beanna Beola (Twelve Bens)
mountain range, Na Sléibhte Mhám
Toirc (the Maum Turk...
-
cowherd and king who had
seemingly supernatural powers. The
plural name
Beanna Boirche ('Boirche's Peaks') was
given to the
Mourne Mountains. The name...
- [citation needed] 1490 –
Maigh Croghan [citation needed] 1493 – Glasdromainn;
Beanna Boirche; [citation needed] 1494 – O
Donnell besieges Sligo for
several months...
-
Tavistock Inn, as for
example at Poundsgate, Dartmoor.
Twelve Pins or Na
Beanna Beola (Finsbury Park, London): the
Twelve Pins
mountain range in the west...
- presenter/producer of its main
Irish Traditional Music programme "Ceol Binn ó na
Beanna"
Frankie Kennedy concentrated mainly on
Donegal music Paul
McGrattan from...
-
suggested that the name
Hunbeanna should be
divided into two names, Hun and
Beanna, and that a
tripartite division of the
kingdom might have existed. According...
- "Darina's
Gossip Column".
Irish Press, 1931-19995. 1966. "Ceol Binn ó na
Beanna Dé Máirt 16 Iúil 2013". RTE Radio. 16 July 2013.
Retrieved 6
November 2023...
-
suggested that the Hun-
element in the
annal was at some time
joined with the -
beanna element in
error by a scribe.
Marion Archibald, a
numismatist at the British...
