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Caldy (historically
spelt Calday) is a small,
affluent village on the
Wirral Peninsula, Merseyside, England, south-east of West Kirby. It is part of the...
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Caldy Rugby Club is an
English rugby union club
which play in the RFU Championship, the
second tier of
English rugby,
following their promotion from National...
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Caldy Hill is an area of
heath and
woodland on a
sandstone outcrop on the
Wirral Peninsula. The land was
bought by
Hoylake District Council between 1897...
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Caldy railway station was a
station on the
single track Hooton to West
Kirby branch of the
Birkenhead Railway, on the
Wirral Peninsula, England. The Birkenhead...
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islands at Hilbre.
Elsewhere Mercia Mudstone rocks outcrop prominently at
Caldy Hill,
Thurstaston Common and
Heswall Dales. Much of the
Wirral is covered...
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eligible for
promotion to the premiership.
Ampthill Bedford Blues Caldy Cambridge Chinnor Cornish Pirates Coventry Doncaster Knights Ealing Trailfinders...
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European Tour held in England. It was pla****
annually between 1983 and 1988 in
Caldy on the
Wirral Peninsula in Merseyside, near Liverpool. Source: "2011 LET...
- Thurstaston,
Wirral Peninsula, England. The
stadium is the home of
Caldy RFC.
Official Caldy RFC
website 53°21′34″N 3°08′34″W / 53.35944°N 3.14278°W / 53...
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thirteen teams to the away
sides five. Hull
Ionians (3)
Macclesfield (3)
Caldy (2)
Nuneaton (2)
Rotherham Titans (2)
Aspatria (1)
Birmingham & Solihull...
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those of many
Welsh islands, Caldey's
English name (sometimes
spelled Caldy)
derives from the Vikings. Kald ey
translates as "cold island", with the...
