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Claggan Park is a
football ground in Fort
William in the West
Highlands of Scotland,
which is the home
ground of
North Caledonian League side Fort William...
- 1984–85 All
final positions are from the
Highland League.
Their ground,
Claggan Park, has a
capacity of 1,800[citation needed] – and is
sometimes regarded...
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Plantation spread steeply uphill from
above the high street. Inverlochy,
Claggan, An-Aird, Lochyside, Caol,
Banavie and
Corpach outwith (i.e. outside) the...
- 25
March 1956 and was
buried with full
military honours on 28
March at
Claggan Presbyterian cemetery in Cookstown.
Colonel H. W.
Mulligan in an obituary...
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maximum of 500 competitors
taking part. It
starts and
finishes at the
Claggan Park
football ground on the
outskirts of Fort William, and is 14 kilometres...
- Hill of
Beath Hawthorn Fort
William 15:00 Tosh 27', 53', 63' (pen.), 72' Luke 60'
Smith 79'
Allum 85', 89' Stadium:
Claggan Park Referee: Sean Murdoch...
- 19:30
Munro 12'
Little 16', 36', 49'
Niven 29'
Collins 31', 38'
Mulcahey 43', 84'
Gallacher 70' Mc****n 79' Stadium:
Claggan Park Referee:
Gordon Seago...
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Inishowen Ulster Donegal 502 407 1,647 1,335 700 2&3 C339 455 402 166
Claggan Mountain NE Top
Nephin Beg
Range Connacht Mayo 501 146 1,644 479 1,300...
- Kite
buggying fun at
Claggan Island tombola, Erris...
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destruction continued for
three days
through Magerashangan, Staghall,
Claggan,
Ardator and
Castletown among other townlands. In all, 44
families were...
