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Inishbofin (derived from the
Irish Inis Bó
Finne meaning 'Island of the
White Cow') is a
small island off the
coast of Connemara,
County Galway, Ireland...
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Inishbofin (Irish for 'island of the
white cow') may
refer to
several islands in Ireland:
Inishbofin,
County Galway Inishbofin,
County Donegal Inchbofin...
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monks who left
Lindisfarne with Colmán and
eventually settled in 668 on
Inishbofin [island of the
white cow] in what is now Galway, 8 km off the
coast of...
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Inishbofin (Irish: Inis Bó Finne,
meaning 'island of the
white cow'), also Inishbofinne, is an
island and
townland off the
coast of
Machaire Uí Rabhartaigh...
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Foley originally intended to set the
novel on a Gr****
island but
while on
Inishbofin, an
island off
Connemara in Ireland, she
decided that it
would be a better...
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Prendergast was born on 6
April 1868 in
Cloonamore townland,
Inishbofin, an
island off the west
coast of Ireland. He was
baptised in St Colman's...
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sometimes called Shark Island, is a
small island neighbouring the
larger Inishbofin in
County Galway, Ireland. The
island is now uninhabited; the last 23...
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removed 13
skulls from a
graveyard on Inishmore, and more
skulls from
Inishbofin,
County Galway, and a
graveyard in Ballinskelligs,
County Kerry, as part...
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Barbary corsair or
Spanish pirate who,
according to the oral
tradition of
Inishbofin, Galway,
settled on the
island in the 16th
century and
built a castle...
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Guairim of
Inisbofin (fl. 7th century) was
chief of
Inishbofin, Galway.
Little is
known of Guairim. He is said to have been a
contemporary of Colmán of...
