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Killenard (Irish:
Coill An Aird,
meaning 'the wood of the height') is a
village in
County Laois, Ireland. It lies in the
historic barony of Portnahinch...
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revealed as the new
owner of the five-star
Heritage Golf & Spa
Resort in
Killenard, Ireland. In
April 2016, it was
reported that
Carmack had
reunited with...
- 18-hole golf
courses include Abbeyleix Road in Portlaoise; The
Heritage in
Killenard; The Heath; Abbeyleix,
Mountrath and Rathdowney.
County Laois also has...
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County Laois 15 R422 – Mountmellick, R445 –
Killenard,
Ballybrittas (westbound) R445 – Monasterevin,
Killenard,
Ballybrittas (eastbound) Emo, Vicarstown...
- GAA (based at
McCann Park and
founded 1893), O'Dempseys GAA (based in
Killenard and
founded 1951) and
Gracefield GAA (based at
Gracefield and founded...
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small businesses. The
local schools and
churches are
nearby in Rath and
Killenard,
while the
local Gaelic Athletic ****ociation club
Courtwood is nearby...
- that won the county's
second National Football League title. A
native of
Killenard,
Costello pla**** his club
football with the O'Dempseys club with whom...
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defeating them in the All-Ireland semi-final. It was
first held in 1907, with
Killenard the victors.
There was no
championship in 1911, and none
again from 1913...
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Montforts Derrydavey Durrow Fairymount Flemings Fireclay Jamestown Kellyville Killenard Kilminchy Knock Loughteague Milltown Moyanna O'Moores
Forest Pallas Raheenabrogue...
- (Killmacow) —
Kilkenny 526 627 19.2 — —
Taghmon —
Wexford 674 623 -7.6 — —
Killenard —
Laois — 622 — — —
Ballyhaise —
Cavan 597 620 3.9 — —
Kinvara — Galway...
