- mul-ə-BAHN; from
Irish an
Mullach Bán,
meaning 'the
white hilltop'), or
Mullaghbane, is a
small village and
townland near
Slieve Gullion in
County Armagh...
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Kishaboy Legavilly Levalleglish Lislasly Lisneany Lissheffield Loughgall Mullaghbane Mullaghmore Mullanasilla Rathdrumgran Tirmacrannon Turcarra Market houses...
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contains the
wards of Bessbrook, Camlough, Crossmaglen, Forkhill,
Mullaghbane,
Newtownhamilton and Whitecross.
Slieve Gullion forms part of the Newry...
- Newry,
Mourne and Down 7 Bessbrook, Camlough, Crossmaglen, Forkhill,
Mullaghbane, Newtownhamilton,
Whitecross 3,004 -
Bessbrook 30,744 86.21 223.28 356...
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Castlereagh County Antrim 654 240 0.17 3,749.16
Small village or
hamlet 184
Mullaghbane Newry,
Mourne and Down
County Armagh 642 248 0.25 2,580.73
Small village...
- The
western slope; the
lowlands between Mullaghbane and
Lislea and in the
background The Ring of
Gullion (Slievenacapple)...
- 1935. Her
family came to
County Armagh in 1939. They
finally settled in
Mullaghbane in 1950.
Keegan got
involved in
music pla**** in the area and pla**** with...
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events and
accommodation centre located in
Mullaghbawn (Mullaghbann,
Mullaghbane, An
Mullach Bán) in
South Armagh, in
Northern Ireland. The
centre is...
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Legaroe Lisadavil Lisbeg Lisconduff Lisdoart Lisginny Loughans Martray Mullaghbane Mullaghnese Plaister Ravellea Reskatirriff Rousky Shanalurg Shantavny...
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football team
competed in that year's
County Senior Final but lost out to
Mullaghbane and in 1966, the
Tones finished runners-up in the All-County
League to...
