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Gallagh Man is the name
given to a
preserved Iron Age bog body
found in
County Galway, Ireland, in 1821. The
remains date to c. 470–120 BC, and are of...
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Gallagh Man, Ireland, c. 470–120 BC...
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Count Gerald Edward O'Kelly de
Gallagh et
Tycooly (1890–1968) was an
Irish diplomat and the
third of the
seven sons of
Count John
Appleyard O'Kelly. He...
- a
county containing the
baronies of Arde, Bentry, Dondalk, Dufferens,
Gallagh, Grenecastle, Kroghfergous, Lacayall, Maulyn, Twscard, and Glyns. List...
- the
recognised Irish nobility and
Chiefs of the Name, by the O'Kelly of
Gallagh and Tycooly,
Prince of Uí
Mhaine and
Count of the Holy
Roman Empire. The...
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Gallagh Road
railway station served Derry in
County Londonderry in
Northern Ireland. The
Londonderry and
Lough Swilly Railway opened the
station on 1...
- 2000 BC),
believed to be the
oldest fleshed bog body
found in Europe,
Gallagh Man (470-120 BC),
Clonycavan Man (392 to 201 BC), Old
Croghan Man (362...
- North,
Galboly Mountain South,
Galboly Upper, Galdanagh,
Galgorm Parks,
Gallagh, Gallanagh,
Gally Hill, Ganaby, Garriffgeery, Garryduff,
Garry Lower, Gartford...
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Perfect Corpse". WGBH
Educational Foundation.
Retrieved 1
April 2012.
Gallagh Man
Archived 12 June 2011 at the
Wayback Machine. Mummytombs.com. Retrieved...
- the
Department of
External Affairs advised amb****ador
Gerald O'Kelly de
Gallagh that, if the
organisers refused to
allow "The Soldier's Song", then "appropriate...
