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Youghal (/ˈjɔːl/ YAWL; Irish:
Eochaill,
meaning 'yew wood') is a
seaside resort town in
County Cork, Ireland.
Located on the
estuary of the
River Blackwater...
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early 19th
century Irish ballad "Youghal Harbour" (also
known as "
Eochaill"),
which was used
later for the song "Boolavogue", the
lyrics of which...
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facilitates the
formation of
subterranean drainage. Cill Rónáin (Kilronan)
Eochaill (Oghill)
Mainistir (Manister) Cill M****rbhigh (Kilmurvy)
Iarairne (Eararna)...
- Killanne" and "Follow Me up to Carlow",
wrote "Boolavogue" to the old air "
Eochaill" (in English, "Youghal Harbour"). The tune had
previously been borrowed...
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families there especially with that of my
great friend,
Michael Powell, of
Eochaill, Inis Mór.
During that
period among those wonderfully hospitable and golden-hearted...
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Bheag Corkbeg Daingean Donnabháin
Dangandonovan Dún
Guairne Dungourney Eochaill Youghal Garraí
Bhoithe Garryvoe Garrán an Chiniféicigh Garranekinnefeake...
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Youghal (Irish:
Eochaill) is a
townland in the
Barony of
Owney and Arra,
County Tipperary, Ireland. It is
located in the
civil parish of Youghalarra. "Bunachar...
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Youghal formed the
Youghal GAA
Football club (****ann
Luthcleas Gael
Eochaill).[citation needed]
Organised Gaelic football was pla**** in Bill Farrell's...
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Imokilly (Imokilly is the area
around Youghal, both
words deriving from
Eochaill,
meaning a yew wood), an
Irish nobleman of the
originally Anglo-Welsh-Norman...
- c.1223 and 1400;
dissolved c.1543? St Mary
____________________ Cluain-
eochaill; Cluain-ockill
Cloonowen Monastery early monastic site,
possibly founded...
