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Kilsallagh (from
Irish Coill Salach meaning 'Muddy or
Boggy Wood') is a
townland in the
civil parish of Templeport,
County Cavan, Ireland. It lies in the...
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Kilroghter 345
Galway Oranmore Galway Kilronan Town Aran
Inishmore Galway Kilsallagh 951
Ballymoe Kilcroan Glennamaddy Kilshanvy 1266
Dunmore Kilconla Tuam...
- 2013 Rye
River Brewing Company Celbridge Kildare 2014
Mescan Brewery Kilsallagh Mayo 2013
Metalman Brewing Company Waterford Waterford 2010
Muckish Mountain...
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Corkaguiny Kilquane Dingle Kilquane 133
Trughanacmy Ballymacelligott Tralee Kilsallagh 92
Trughanacmy Nohaval Tralee Kilsarkan East 665
Trughanacmy Dysert Tralee...
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Gweesalia Glencullen Upper and
Lower Glenturk Beg and More
Goolamore Kilsallagh Kiltane Largan Beg and More
Lenanadurtaun Muingaghel Muingnahalloona Muinghanarnad...
- field' 12
acres (49,000 m2)
Kilsallagh Lower Coill Saileach Íochtair 'lower wood of willows' 702
acres (2.84 km2)
Kilsallagh Upper Coill Saileach Uachtair...
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Lower Ormond Kilruane Nenagh Kilrush 633
Eliogarty Thurles Thurles Kilsallagh 415
Middlethird Kilcommon Cashel Kilscobin 117
Middlethird St. Patricksrock...
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Conaty (1820–1886) was an
Irish Roman Catholic bishop. He was born in
Kilsallagh to John
Conaty and his wife
Honora Brady and
educated at
Kilmore Academy...
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Fyagh Glasdrumman, Glasmullagh, Gola Killygrania, Killyreagh, Kilnamaddy,
Kilsallagh Largy Ring Tawnyreagh, Thomastown,
Tullyharney Whinnigan Glebe List of...
- Drummin, Emlagh, Erriff, Glenhest, Kilgeever, Kilmaclasser, Kilmeena,
Kilsallagh, Knappagh, Louisburgh,
Newport East, Owennadornaun, Slievemahanagh, Westport...
