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Glenariff or
Glenariffe (from
Irish Gleann Airimh,
meaning 'valley of the ploughmen' or from
Irish Gleann Aireamh,
meaning 'arable valley') is a valley...
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Dunloy 1938
Loughgiel Shamrocks 1937 Ossian's,
Glenariffe 1936 O'Connell's 1935 Ossian's,
Glenariffe 1934 St John's
McQuillan Ballycastle 1933 McQuillan...
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Holywood Belfast Greenisland Carrickfergus Whitehead Larne Carnlough Glenariffe Ballycastle Bushmills Portrush Portstewart Coleraine Limavady Derry Letterkenny...
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Afloat – – Sold in 2017.
October 2022,
Workboat for
McMullen S****fish,
Glenariffe Harbour, Co.
Antrim 1169 12-12
Marine Engineer 1990–1995 1995–2018 2018–2022...
- recorded.
After Alasdair's
death the
family settled at
Kilmore House,
Glenariffe, in
County Antrim. Four
generations later Alasdair's great-great-grandson...
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Winner Score Opponent Score 2024
Carey Faughs Oisin's,
Glenariffe 2023 2022
Clooney Gaels 1-19
Robert Emmets,
Cushendun 1-15 2021
Carey Faughs 3-17...
- "Parishes of
Kilmore &
Killyleagh - Home". "
Glenariffe Parish – St Patrick's and St Brigid's,
Glenariffe". "Carnlough and
Glenarm Parishes - Down and...
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maiden voyage September 1920,
torpedoed and sunk on 17
October 1939. MV
Glenariffe,
cargo ship for Glen Line,
launched 10 July 1919,
completed 23 October...
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trailed Antrim by
seven points at the
break in the
second semi-final at
Glenariffe, then came back with a
storming finish only to fail by a
single point...
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Shipping &
Shipbuilding Research Trust.
Retrieved 22
September 2024. "
Glenariffe". The Yard.
Retrieved 24
February 2017. "Cretebow".
Shipping & Shipbuilding...
