- Mullaghbrack,
Mullabrack or
Mullaghbrac (from
Irish An
Mullach Breac,
meaning 'speckled hilltop') is a
small civil parish,
townland and
village in County...
- five
miles (8 km) east of Armagh. It lies
within the
civil parish of
Mullabrack and the Armagh,
Banbridge and
Craigavon District Council area. It had...
- John),
Milltown (St Andrew), Moy (St James),
Moygashel (St Elizabeth),
Mullabrack (St John), Mullagl**** (St Luke),
Mullavilly Parish Church, Newtownhamilton...
-
Drumnascamph Kernan Knocknagore Lenaderg Lisnafiffy Loughans Moyallan Mullabrack Tullylish Tullyrain List of
civil parishes of
County Down List of townlands...
-
Middletown GAA
Eoghan Rua 0 0 0 Páirc P.J. Uí Néill/P.J. O'Neill Park
Mullabrack O'Donovan
Rossa GFC Ó Donnabháin
Rossa an
Mhullaigh Bhric 0 0 0 O’Donovan...
- crowd". NorthernIrelandWorld. 29
April 2024.
Retrieved 14
January 2025. "
Mullabrack Accordion Band
parade in
Markethill likely to
attract a big crowd". NorthernIrelandWorld...
- (football), Na
Fianna (hurling), St John's (camogie)
Mullaghbawn Cuchullian's
Mullabrack O'Donovan
Rossa St Michael's,
Newtownhamilton St Michael's GFC, Killean...
- the
Ladies won
their first ever
Intermediate Championship,
defeating Mullabrack 6–20 to 1-07. The club
offers Irish language classes for all ages. The...
- was born in 1752. He was the
eldest son of
Valentine Black, a
farmer at
Mullabrack, co. Armagh. In 1770 he
entered the
class of
ethics under Dr.
Thomas Reid...
- pla**** was in
January 2007 when the
Dorsey Senior Ladies team pla****
Mullabrack Ladies. The Park was
officially opened in
April 2007.
Armagh GAA, Clár...
