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carved stones,
graveyard and
enclosure (grid ref: H0852 6197), all in
Dreenan townland and all
Scheduled Historic Monuments. The
Lustymore stone figure...
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Gladys Brown (1973) [1966, 1967].
Anatomy and
Conformation of the Horse.
Dreenan Press, Ltd. ISBN 978-0-88376-025-3. OL 5430483M. Edwards,
Gladys Brown...
-
surviving artefacts, it can be ****umed that multi-headed (as with the "
Dreenan"
figure and the
Corraghy Heads) and multi-faced
idols (such as the Corleck...
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Ballyhagan to the west,
Ballyshannon to the east,
Coonagh to the east,
Dreenan to the south,
Newbury Demesne to the north, and
Rathmore to the south....
- artefacts, it can be ****umed that both multi-headed (as with the
Irish "
Dreenan"
figure on Boa
Island and the
Corraghy Heads) or multi-faced
idols were...
- (1908). Ayrshire. Its
History and
Historic Families. Vol.1. Pub.
Dunlop &
Dreenan. Kilamrnock. P. 190 Robertson,
William (1889).
Historical Tales of Ayrshire...
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Nature and Place-Names (Presentation) at the
Wayback Machine (archived 2023-12-01(Calendar))
Lavey Parish's
official website The
Townland of
Dreenan v t e...
- also
bounded by the
townlands of
Ballymacombs Beg,
Ballymacpeake Lower,
Dreenan, Drumard, Drumlamph, Mullaghboy, and Rocktown. It was
apportioned to the...
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Dunlop &
Dreenan. Kilamrnock. P. 61–63. Robertson,
William (1908). Ayrshire. Its
History and
Historic Families. Vol.1. Pub.
Dunlop &
Dreenan. Kilamrnock...
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Donaghmore Dungannon Dreemore 248
Dungannon Middle Killyman Dungannon Dreenan 459
Omagh West
Termonamongan Castlederg Dreigh 243
Omagh East Kilskeery...
