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Figile River (/fɪˈɡiːl/; Irish:
Abhainn Fhiodh Gaibhle) is a
river in
eastern Ireland. The
earliest recorded name is Fidgable/Fid nGabli,
meaning "Gabul's...
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river in
County Kildare and
County Offaly, Ireland, a
tributary of the
Figile River. Its name
derives from the
slate quarries in the region. The Irish...
- (See text) Basin features
River system Three Sisters Tributaries • left
Figile River,
Finnery River,
River Greese, Lerr River,
Burren River,
Mountain River...
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Barrow 119.5
miles (192.3 km)
Philipstown River 15.75
miles (25.35 km)
Figile River 20.75
miles (33.39 km)
River Slate 17
miles (27 km)
River Triogue...
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Curragh Grand Canal Hill of
Allen River Barrow River Blackwater River Boyne Figile River River Greese River Liffey Lyreen River Morell River River Rye Royal...
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Bracknagh Breacánach
Village R419
crossing the
Figile River in
Bracknagh Bracknagh Location in
Ireland Coordinates: 53°12′35″N 7°05′49″W / 53.20972°N...
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ideal path for the
River Barrow, fed by its
tributaries the
Black and the
Figile.
Evidence of the
early Stone Age is
sketchy but
there are
traces of Neolithic...
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County Kerry Fettercairn Stream,
County Dublin Fiddaun River,
County Mayo
Figile River (Kildare) 20.75
miles (33.39 km)
Finglas River,
County Dublin Finglaswood...
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Maige (túath of the Two Plains), and
Ferran Uí Muircáin
lying east of the
Figile River. The Uí Muircáin (Morahan, Moran) were a sub-sept of Clan Colgan....
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village is
located at the
junction of the R401 and R442
regional roads. The
Figile River runs
through the
village under the R442 near its
confluence with the...
