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Claragh (Irish
derived place name, Clárach
meaning 'The
Level Place'.) is a
townland in the
civil parish of Kildallan,
barony of Tullyhunco,
County Cavan...
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Claragh Mountain or
Clara Mountain (Irish:Sléibhe na Clárach) is a 452
metres (1,483 ft)
mountain in Millstreet, north-west Cork in Ireland. It is part...
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Donnell Claragh O'Neill (Irish:
Domhnall Clarach Ó Néill, died 1509), was a
member of the O'Neill
Dynasty of Tír Eoghain,
Ulster in
medieval Ireland....
- Seán "Clárach" Mac
Domhnaill or John Mac
Donnell Claragh (1691–1754) was an
Irish language poet in the
first half of the 18th century. Seán Clárach Mac...
- sons: Maurice,
ancestor of the
FitzGeralds of
Adare and Broghill, John
Claragh, who died in 1452. Webb, Alfred. A
Compendium of
Irish Biography. Dublin:...
- and to
gauge where to
start with Michael. 5 "Barbel" TBA Jaynie, 14 and
Claragh, 12 from
Glasgow visited the Wye with John to fish for barbel. 5 "Pike"...
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Drumaroad and the
Slieve Croob Range Townlands that
border Drumaroad include:
Claragh to the
south Drumanaghan to the east
Dunmore to the
north Dunturk to the...
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Calum Erskine Football operations support: Andy
Kennedy Physiotherapist:
Claragh Connor Sports scientist: Andy
Somerville Kitman: Ian
McIntyre Development...
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Mullaghanish (649 m).
Other mountains and
hills include Knocknabro (592 m),
Claragh Mountain (452 m) and
Knockbwee (461 m).
Surrounding villages are Ballyvourney...
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livery of his estate. He
married Ellice,
daughter of
Nicholas Shortall of
Claragh,
County Kilkenny and had issue, Sir
Walter Butler, 1st Baronet. Polestown...
