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Keenagh or
Kenagh (Irish: Caonach,
meaning 'mossy place') is a
village in
County Longford, Ireland. 14 km (9 mi)
south of
Longford town, it is on the...
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Keenagh (from
Irish Caonach meaning 'A
Mossy Place') is a
townland in the
civil parish of Templeport,
County Cavan, Ireland. It lies in the
Roman Catholic...
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Johnstown (Meath)
Johnstown Bridge Julianstown Kanturk Keadue Kealkill Keel
Keenagh Kells Kenmare Kerrykeel Keshcarrigan Kilbarrack Kilbaha Kilbeggan Kilbeheny...
- housewife. He, his brothers, and
their mother spent around 18
months living in
Keenagh,
County Longford after leaving Dublin in the wake of the 1941
North Strand...
- Bóthar
Chorr Liath) is an Iron Age trackway, or togher, near the
village of
Keenagh,
south of Longford,
County Longford, in Ireland. It was
known locally as...
- on the site of the
priory in 1710.
Located to the
south of Longford, in
Keenagh, is the
visitor centre of the
Corlea Trackway. It
houses a
preserved 18-metre...
- Island, Clawinch,
Inchenagh Settlements Athlone, Roscommon, Ballyleague, Lanesborough, Newtowncashel, Ballykeeran, Gl****on, Tang,
Keenagh, Bally****n...
- unit of
National army 'MacEoin's Own'
advanced from
Crossmolina through Keenagh to Shramore. Six
scouts ran into a
Republican outpost under Commandant...
-
Royal Canal at
Keenagh...
- his wife
Hanna née O'Kelly, the
daughter of
counselor John O'Kelly of
Keenagh,
County Roscommon,
whose children relocated to
Spain in the 1750s and 1760s...
