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Clonmany (Irish:
Cluain Maine) is a
village and
civil parish in north-west Inishowen, in
County Donegal, Ireland. The
Urris valley to the west of Clonmany...
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Clonmany railway station served Clonmany in
County Donegal, Ireland. The
station opened on 1 July 1901 on the
Londonderry and
Lough Swilly Railway line...
- a promotion-and-relegation system.
Aileach Buncrana Hearts Carndonagh Clonmany Shamrocks ****hill
Celtic Culdaff FC
Greencastle Illies Celtic Redcastle...
- Donegal, Ireland. The
townland and its
castle are
located in the
Parish of
Clonmany in the
Barony of
Inishowen East.
Known as 'The Castles', the site is of...
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Clondalkin Clondrohid Clonegal Clones Clonfert Clonlara Clonliffe Clonmacnoise Clonmany Clonmel Clonmellon Clonmore (Carlow)
Clonmore (Tipperary)
Clonony Clonoulty...
- Ballyliffin, Buncrana, Bridgend, Burnfoot, Burt Carndonagh, Carrowmenagh,
Clonmany,
Culdaff Dunaff Fahan Glengad, Gleneely,
Greencastle Malin,
Malin Head...
- Ireland.
Harkin started his
amateur football career with his
local club
Clonmany Shamrocks, who play in the
Inishowen Football League. He then
signed for...
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Urris (Irish: Iorras) is a
valley to the west of the
parish of
Clonmany, in
County Donegal, Ireland. It
comprises the
townlands of Crossconnell, Dunaff...
- scene.
Sweeney was born in Lifford,
County Donegal, in 1952.
Growing up in
Clonmany, he
attended Gormanston College (1965–70). He then read
sciences at University...
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administration in
Dublin Castle to
station troops in the
towns of Buncrana,
Clonmany and Carndonagh.
Communal relations between Protestant and
Catholic communities...
