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Donacavey (from
Irish Domhnach Cabha,
meaning 'church of the
slope or hollow'),
sometimes spelt Donaghcavey, is a townland,
civil parish and ecclesiastical...
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board on the top of the tram.
Fintona lies in the
civil parish of
Donacavey, in the
south west of
County Tyrone bordering County Fermanagh. The parish...
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Omagh East
Donacavey Omagh Aghadulla 559
Omagh East
Drumragh Omagh Aghadulla (Harper) 862
Omagh East
Dromore Omagh Aghafad 1,036
Clogher Donacavey Omagh Aghafad...
- Ireland. It is
situated in the
barony of
Clogher and the
civil parish of
Donacavey and
covers an area of 227 acres. The name
derives from the Irish: Tamhnach...
- Ireland. It is
situated in the
barony of
Omagh East and the
civil parish of
Donacavey and
covers an area of 317 acres. The name
derives from the Irish: Tamhnach...
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Fintona Pe****s (Irish:
Fionntamhnach Na Piarsaigh) is a
Gaelic Athletic ****ociation club
based in Fintona,
County Tyrone,
Northern Ireland. It is a member...
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large congregation. In 1766 he was
presented to the
living of Fintona, or
Donacavey,
County Tyrone, and went to
reside there. The
people were intemperate...
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Botha Fermanagh 7
Devenish Fermanagh 8
Kilskeery Fermanagh/Tyrone 9
Donacavey Tyrone 10
Eskra Tyrone 11
Clogher Tyrone 12 Aghavea-Aughintaine Fermanagh/Tyrone...
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Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion)
Clonoe Derryloran (Tyrone portion)
Desertcreat Donacavey Donaghedy Donaghenry Donaghmore Dromore Drumgl****
Drumragh Errigal Keerogue...
- 1668 Rebellion:
Carragh McCawell late of the
parish of
Donagh Cavagh (
Donacavey, Clogher, Tyrone), and
others declared "Rebels and traitors" in June 1668...
