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Sugarloaf Mountain (Irish:
Gabhal Mhór) is one of the Caha Mountains,
southwest of
Glengarriff in
County Cork, Ireland. It is a
pointed mountain with a...
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Limerick Junction (Irish:
Gabhal Luimnigh) is the
interchange railway station for
trains originating in Limerick,
Dublin Heuston, Cork, Waterford, Tralee...
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Howth Junction &
Donaghmede Gabhal Bhinn Éadair &
Domhnach Míde DART
train arriving at
Howth Junction in 2007
General information Other names Howth Junction...
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Saltire Irish Rachtán Barr Cros Sailtír
Ordinaries Ríphíosaí
English Pall Pall
subverted Pile
Bordure Irish Gabhal Gabhal aisiompaithe Ding Imeallbhord...
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poetry in
praise of the O'Byrne family, who
ruled a
region known as
Gabhal Raghnaill in
modern County Wicklow. The
poems were
written between roughly...
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centred near here
after the 12th
century and
included the
territory of
Gabhal Raghnaill. The
original Ballinacor barony was
divided into
north and south...
- O'Byrne
sometimes described as Lord Ranelagh,
because he was head of the
Gabhal Ragnaill branch of the O'Byrne clan. In 1785, only two
years after the first...
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Shane O'Birn is correct, it has been
verified in the
genealogies of the
Gabhal Raghnail. He
furthermore is
inclined to
accept the
descent from
Edmond O'Birn...
- htm "The Rise of the
Gabhal Raghnaill",
Emmett O'Byrne. http://homepage.tinet.ie/~nobyrne/Rise_of_
Gabhal_Raghnall.htm Hughes,
James (1870)...
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Religion in Pre-Christian Ireland.
Boydell Press. ISBN 9780851157474.
Annals of the
Kings of
Leinster The
Tribes of
Laigen The Rise of the
Gabhal Raghnaill...
