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Discovery of a Cist at Cahertubber by John Loughnane in 1929

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Of the situation of Moy-Mucromha

Extract from Ordnance Survey Letters by O’Donovan and Others 2 1838 This plain is celebrated in all the Irish histories and authentic Annals as the site of a bloody…

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Athenry in Ordnance Survey Letters by O’Donovan and Others (1838)

Of The Parish of Athenry This Parish, lying between those of Moneyvea and Killeeneen, derives its name from the town in which the Parish Church is situated. The name is…

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