- (Irish: Bun Clóidí,
meaning 'bottom of the (river) Clody'),
formerly Newtownbarry (until 1950), is a
small town on the
River Slaney in Wexford, Ireland...
- Gardens, [33] Muckross, [34]
National Garden Exhibition Centre, [35]
Newtownbarry House Gardens, [36]
Archived 2013-02-04 at the
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- The
battle of
Bunclody or
Newtownbarry as it was then called, was a
battle in the
Irish Rebellion of 1798,
which took
place on 1 June 1798 when a force...
- Ballymore, Castledockrell, Ferns, Kilbora, Kilcormick, Kilrush, Moyacomb,
Newtownbarry, Rossard, St. Mary's, The Harrow, Tinnacross, Tombrack, in the former...
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Navan → An
Uaimh (1922) →
Navan (1971)
Newbridge →
Droichead Nua (1930s)
Newtownbarry →
Bunclody (1950)
Newtownsandes →
Moyvane (1939)
Parsonstown → Birr (1890s)...
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prior to sale. The
revolt soon spread. On 18 June 1831, in
Bunclody (
Newtownbarry),
County Wexford,
people resisting the
seizure of
cattle were
fired upon...
-
Ennis allegedly while trying to escape. An RIC
officer was shot dead in
Newtownbarry (Bunclody),
County Wexford. 23
December 1920: The
British Government...
-
Navan → An
Uaimh (1922) →
Navan (1971)
Newbridge →
Droichead Nua (1930s)
Newtownbarry →
Bunclody (1950)
Parsonstown → Birr (1920s)
Philipstown →
Daingean (1922)...
- Leighlinbridge, the
Borris House gardens and woodlands, Lucy's Wood and the
Newtownbarry House gardens near Bunclody, the
Kilgraney house gardens, the Hardymount...
- the
Company with
reference to
their capital and to the
Shillelagh and
Newtownbarry Light Railway and for
other purposes.
Metropolitan Commons Supplemental...
