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Drumkeen (Irish:
Droim Caoin,
meaning 'beautiful ridge') is a
village and
townland in
County Donegal, Ireland. The
village is near the N13
primary road...
- Donegal. It was
there that he met his wife Angela. They have been
living in
Drumkeen,
County Donegal, for the past
twenty years, and have four children. He...
- series). McCabe,
Anton (2012). The
House That
Disappeared on Tory Island.
Drumkeen Press. ISBN 978-0955355226. "Man gets just $69,000
after home is leveled"...
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lough just
below Cark Mountain, very near the
village and
townland of
Drumkeen. The burn
flows to the east-south-east from its source,
mainly flowing...
- place/place between') is a
village situated primarily in the
townlands of
Drumkeen and of
Ederny in
County Fermanagh,
Northern Ireland. At the 2011 census...
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Provisional Irish Republican Army (Provisional IRA) at his
family home near
Drumkeen. In May 1991, the
prominent Sinn Féin
politician Councillor Eddie Fullerton...
- by Nicolas de Pellevé
Personal details Born
Concobhar Ó
Duibheannaigh c. 1532
Drumkeen, Raphoe,
County Donegal Died 1 (O.S.)/11 (N.S.)
February 1612 (aged c....
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station at the same time as the supermarket, on the site of the
demolished Drumkeen Hotel. In
October 1997, Sainsbury's
announced the
forward sale of Forestside...
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After extra time.
Fanad United win 4–2 on
penalties After extra time.
Drumkeen United win 4–2 on
penalties An
Ulster Senior League representative team...
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Droim Caoin is the
Irish name for two villages:
Drumkeen,
County Donegal,
Ireland Drumquin,
County Tyrone,
Northern Ireland This
disambiguation page lists...
