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Cuilcagh (from
Irish Binn C****lceach,
meaning 'chalky peak') is a
mountain on the
border between County Fermanagh (in
Northern Ireland) and
County Cavan...
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county is sp****ly po****ted and mountainous. The
Cuilcagh mountain range contain the
highest point,
Cuilcagh, at 665
metres (2,182 feet).
Cavan is the source...
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caves are
formed from
three rivers draining off the
northern slopes of
Cuilcagh mountain,
which combine underground to form the Cladagh. On the surface...
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Shannon Pot, a
small pool in the
townland of
Derrylahan on the
slopes of
Cuilcagh Mountain in
County Cavan,
Republic of Ireland, from
where the
young river...
- Shannon') is a pool in the
karst landscape in the
townland of
Derrylahan near
Cuilcagh Mountain in
County Cavan, Ireland. An aquifer-fed
naturally fluctuating...
- the
Monaghan border, and the
Cuilcagh mountain range,
located along Fermanagh's
southern border,
which contains Cuilcagh, the county's
highest point,...
- The
Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark formerly known as the
Marble Arch
Caves Global Geopark straddles the
border between Northern Ireland and the
Republic of...
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kilometres (12 mi) west of
Cavan Town and is a "gateway" to the
UNESCO Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark region, part of the Erne
catchment environment of rivers...
- Enniskillen,
County Fermanagh,
Northern Ireland. It is set in the
foothills of
Cuilcagh Mountain. The
nearby village is
distinguished by the one-word name Florencecourt...
- the NPWS) in Ireland:
Cuilcagh "Stairway to Heaven" (Cavan/Fermanagh). A 7.5–kilometre
boarded path to the
summit of
Cuilcagh mountain (e.g. a 15–kilometre...
