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Creeve is a
civil parish and
townland in
County Roscommon, Ireland.
According to
Samuel Lewis' A
Topographical Dictionary of Ireland,
published in 1837...
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Roderic Quinn were also
present at the send-off. He used the
pseudonym Creeve Roe (Irish for Red Branch, the area next to the
Navan where Cú Chulainn...
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known as May in her youth, was born 2
March 1901 at the
family farm at
Creeves, near Shanagolden,
County Limerick. Her
parents were John and
Hannah Leahy...
- In Northumberland, crab and
lobster pots (traps)
sometimes known as '
creeves' by
local people are
still made from ash sticks.[citation needed] Because...
- Cranfield, Crankill, Crawfordsland, Creagh, Crebilly, Creenagh, Creevamoy,
Creeve, Creevery,
Cregcattan & part of Galdanagh, Creggan, Cregganboy, Crevilly-valley...
- structure/causeway
Commons an
English name that
first appeared in 1810 —
Creeve Craobh tree/bush
Damolly probably Damh
Maoile house of the
round hill Drumcas****one...
- charlierose.com,
retrieved April 5, 2017 "The
Helpful Doo-its Project". Dooits-
CReeve.
Archived from the
original on
November 7, 2007.
Retrieved July 6, 2008...
- O'Conor;
dissolved 1563?;
granted to
Fryall O'Farrell Cluain-tuaiscirt-na-dina
Creeve Monastery early monastic site,
founded in the
early 6th century? by St Finnian...
- Breedoge, Buckill, Bumlin, Cloonteen, Cloonyquin,
Creeve (in the
former Rural District of
Boyle No. 1),
Creeve (in the
former Rural District of Roscommon),...
- it is none
other than Joe Margolis,
Creeves'
second in command. When
Margolis is
stabbed by a
heavy sent by
Creeves,
Claire is
taken into
witness protection...
