- St
Dogmaels (Welsh:
Llandudoch) is a village,
parish and
community in Pembrokeshire, Wales, on the
estuary of the
River Teifi, a mile
downstream from the...
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England for some
years during this period,
before being killed in
battle at
Llandudoch (St. Dogmaels) in
Pembrokeshire when
trying to
recapture his father's...
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vessels being built both in
Cardigan and
downstream in the
village of
Llandudoch (St Dogmaels). By mid-century, it was
connected with the
Welsh rail network...
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contemporises like
Norah Isaac and
Carwyn James. She went on
teaching practice in
Llandudoch,
Llanelli and
Ysgol y
Dderwen Carmarthen.
Yfory -
Eirlys Parri (1969)...
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south side of the Teifi,
facing Cardigan; St
Dogmaels is
named in
Welsh Llandudoch.
Other churches include Capel Degwel nearby, St Dogwell's near Fishguard...
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Asaph Llanelwy Bégard Bear St
Clears Sanclêr
Peillac Paolieg St
Dogmaels Llandudoch Trédarzec
Tredarzeg Tredegar Orvault Orvez Tregaron Plouvien Whitland...
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Eglwyswrw • Eglwyswythwr/Monington •
Llandeilo Llwydarth/Llandilo •
Llandudoch/St
Dogmaels •
Llanfair Nant Gwyn •
Llanfyrnach •
Llangolman • Llanllawer...
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dedication of cathedral,
Welsh meaning "church on the
river Elwy" St
Dogmaels Llandudoch Possibly both
names refer to the same
saint or founder, with 'mael' (prince)...
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Saint Trillo Llandrillo yn Rhos,
Saint Trillo Llandrinio,
Saint Trunio Llandudoch,
Saint Dogmael Llandudno,
Saint Tudno Llandwrog,
Saint Twrog Llandybie...
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vessels being built both in
Cardigan and
downstream in the
village of
Llandudoch (St Dogmaels). When
Cardigan was
connected to the
Carmarthen and Cardigan...
