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Newtownhamilton Portadown Poyntzp****
Richhill Scotch Street Silverbridge Tannaghmore North Tandragee Tartaraghan The
Birches Tullynawood Tynan Whitecross...
-
Neamhain meaning "Neamhan's house" or "Neamhan's church")
Tannaghmore North &
Tannaghmore South (from an
Tamhnach Mór
meaning "the big gr****y field")...
- had fled
Ireland for
Glasgow following the famine. A tree
sculpture at
Tannaghmore Gardens, Craigavon,
Northern Ireland commemorates the famine. Boston...
- brothers, were shot by the
Ulster Defence ****ociation (UDA) at
their pub in
Tannaghmore outside Ballymena on 24 May 1974. The pub had sta**** open
during the...
- Tamlaghtmore, Tamnaderry, Tamnaghmore, Tamnyvane, Tamybuck, Tanderagee,
Tannaghmore, Tardree, Tate's Fort, Tavnaghan, Tavnagharry, Tavnaghboy, Tavnaghdrissagh...
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Legaghory Liscorran Lurgan Lurgantarry Monbrief Shankill Taghnevan Tannaghmore North Tannaghmore South Tirsogue Toberhewny Tullydagan Tullygally Tullyronnelly...
- Tamnafigl****an (from
Tamhnach an Ghlasáin
meaning "gr****y
field of the finch")
Tannaghmore West (from
Tamhnach Mór
meaning "big gr****y field")
Tullygally (from...
-
until 1911. He was the son of the
Reverend William Fortescue Gorman of
Tannaghmore, Lurgan,
County Antrim and his wife
Harriet Greene (died 1839), daughter...
- Patrick. At the
southern edge of the
village is
Craigavon lakes and
Tannaghmore Animal Farm. The
animal farm,
which is open to the public,
holds rare...
- daughters,
Harriet married the
Reverend William Fortescue Gorman of
Tannaghmore,
County Antrim. They were the
parents of
William Gorman,
Archdeacon of...
