- 53°07′01″N 6°35′14″W / 53.11694°N 6.58722°W / 53.11694; -6.58722
Poulaphouca,
officially Polla****a (Irish: Poll an Phúca,
meaning 'the Púca's hole')...
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Poulaphouca Reservoir,
officially Polla****a (from
Irish Poll a' Phúca,
meaning 'the Púca's hole'), is an
active reservoir (for both
water supply and...
- fact have held the
larger flow, now
merges in
within Poulaphouca Reservoir.
Downstream of
Poulaphouca are the
Lemonstown Stream,
Kilcullen Stream and Pinkeen...
- King's
River in the late-1930s and early-1940s for the
Poulaphouca Dam project. The
Poulaphouca project now
supplies water to the
Greater Dublin Area,...
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About 3 km
northeast of the
village is
Poulaphouca,
where the
Liffey cascades in
three stages. The
Poulaphouca Reservoir (also
known as
Blessington Lakes)...
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Burgage Cemetery in the 20th
century due to the
construction of the
Poulaphouca Reservoir and
rising water levels. In 1667,
Michael Boyle,
Church of...
- ('The Heart-shaped Lake'),
Lough Bray,
Lough Dan and
Lough Nahanagan.
Poulaphouca Reservoir is the
largest of Wicklow's lakes,
covering 2,226 hectares...
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Portlaw Portmagee Portmarnock Portnablagh Portrane Portroe Portumna Poulaphouca Poulpeasty Prosperous Puckane Pullathomas Quigley's
Point Quilty Quin...
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villages of
Valleymount and
Lacken were also
flooded to make way for the
Poulaphouca Reservoir which spans out over 20 km2
across the land.
Since then, the...
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County Galway Rahasane Turlough,
County Galway Shannon Pot,
County Cavan Poulaphouca Reservoir,
County Wicklow Silent Valley Reservoir,
County Down* Spelga...
