- centre. It is a
replica of the
window found in the pre-Norman
Church as
Falmore.[citation needed] The sixth-century St. Deirbhile's
Church is situated...
- from the many
other McLaughlin families in the region. He was
educated at
Falmore National School and was an
altar boy at St John's Church, Ballinacrea....
-
Boyle Boyle Boyle Cornamucklagh 65
Boyle Ardcarn Boyle Cornamucklagh (or
Falmore) 478
Castlereagh Kilcorkey Castlereagh Cornapallis 116
Athlone Tisrara...
- are also present.
Duvillaun Mor,
which lies only a
kilometer or so off
Falmore at the
southern tip of the
Mullet Peninsula, has
monastic remains which...
-
River in its
upper reaches. Its two main
tributaries are the
Kilcurry and
Falmore rivers and it
enters the
Irish Sea at
Dundalk Bay. The
river features wild...
- 167
Ardee Killanny Dundalk Fairhill 233
Upper Dundalk Dundalk Dundalk Falmore 286
Upper Dundalk Roche Dundalk Farrandreg 134
Upper Dundalk Castletown...
-
fishermen who use the
island harbour regularly.
There are
regular trips from
Falmore on the
mainland to the
islands when
weather permits and
after a trip taking...
- Clochán Caol),
Dundalk Civil Parish,
Barony of
Upper Dundalk,
County Louth Falmore (Irish: Falmair),
Roche Civil Parish,
Barony of
Upper Dundalk,
County Louth...
-
District (E.D) Baslick), Cloonfinglas, Cloonsheever,
Cornamucklagh and
Falmore,
Derreen (E.D. Bellanagare),
Knockroe (E.D. Bellanagare), Leggatinty, Leitrim...
- k.a.
Creggan River) - 45 km (28 miles)
Tributary -
Cully Water River (
Falmore River,
Dungooley River) - 23.3 km (14.5 miles)
Tributary -
Kilcurry River...
