- Criccieth, also
spelled Cricieth ([ˈkrɪkjɛθ] ), is a town and
community in Gwynedd, Wales, on the
boundary between the Llŷn
Peninsula and Eifionydd. The...
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Criccieth Castle (Welsh:
Castell Cricieth;
Welsh pronunciation: [kastɛɬ ˈkrɪkjɛθ]) is a
ruined thirteenth-century
castle in Criccieth, Gwynedd, Wales....
- on 25
January 1967, a
month short of his 102nd birthday.
Richard Lloyd,
Cricieth (in Welsh,
Western Mail a'r Echo, Cardiff, 1934) OCLC 24349383
Atgof a...
- This is well
demonstrated by the
recently restored Caffi Moranedd at
Cricieth and the
former Snowdon Summit Station of 1934,
which was
demolished in...
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Dyfan Dwyfor Born
Cricieth,
Wales Alma mater
Royal Welsh College of
Music &
Drama Occupation Actor Height 5 ft 10 in (178 cm)...
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commemorate her was
installed on the
building that had been her
family home in
Cricieth. "The 50
Greatest Welsh Men and
Women of All Time".
Wales Online. 6 June...
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Caerhun Siambr gladdu Ystum-Cegid,
Llanystumdwy Siambr gladdu Caer-Dynni,
Cricieth Siambr gladdu Capel Garmon, Bro Garmon,
Conwy Siambr gladdu Tyddyn Bleiddyn...
- as Caernarfon). The out
boroughs were
Conway (now Conwy),
Criccieth (or
Cricieth),
Nevin (now
known as Nefyn), and Pwllheli. The
freemen of the five boroughs...
-
years building churches,
after which they
moved to the Llŷn
Peninsula at
Cricieth. They
finally established an
important monastery at Holyhead, Anglesey...
- He was head
teacher of
Ysgol y Ffôr, Pwllheli, and
Ysgol Treferthyr,
Cricieth,
before taking early retirement in
order to run Siop y
Pentan in Caernarfon...
