- in the
barony of Tullyhunco,
County Cavan, Ireland. It is also
known as
Croaghan (Irish: Cruachán,
resembling hay). The
townland was
besieged during the...
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bullaun stone (in
Tawny townland) and a
ringfort (in
Croaghan). St Columba's
Catholic Church (in
Croaghan) was
built c. 1780, with St. Columba's Parochial...
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period 1641 to 1657.
After the
Ulster Plantation, The
McKiernan castle at
Croaghan, now in the
townland of Coolnashinny, had been
granted to Sir
James Craig...
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uninhabited islands in the county's
section of
Lough Neagh:
Coney Island Flat,
Croaghan Flat, Padian, Phil Roe's Flat and the
Shallow Flat.
Despite lying in the...
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mostly caused by
agricultural run-off,
spread across the lake.
Coney Island Croaghan Island Derrywarragh Island Gartree Point Kinnegoe (peninsula)
Kinturk (peninsula)...
- A
traditional kitchen fireplace.
Claddagh – land by a
river Croagan /
Croaghan – A horsefly.
Cronk – Hill.
Crosh Bollan – Mouth-bone of the
Ballan Wr****e...
- .Dannell magaweran,
Gellernowe magawran...all Rebells. The
castles of
Croaghan and Keelagh,
Killeshandra belonging to Sir
James Craig and Sir Francis...
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initially met up in the
local resource centre and
community gardens in
Croaghan Heights but
subsequently moved to the
closed Boyagh National School in...
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erenaghs until 16th-17th
century Cluain-laegh; Cluain-laig;Cluain-laodb;
Croaghan-laodb; Cruachan-ligean; Druim-lighean;
Drumleene Clonmany Monastery early...
