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Benburb (from
Irish Beann Borb,
meaning "proud/prominent cliff")) is a
village and
townland in
County Tyrone,
Northern Ireland. It lies 7.5
miles from...
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Benburb Street (Irish: Sráid na
Binne Boirbe) is a
street in Dublin, Ireland.
Benburb Street runs
parallel with the
River Liffey from
Queen Street to...
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Benburb Castle is a
castle situated in
Benburb,
County Tyrone,
Northern Ireland. It is
built on a
limestone cliff overlooking the
River Blackwater, the...
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Benburb Football Club is a
Scottish football club,
based in Govan, Glasgow.
Formed in 1885, the club is a
member of the
Scottish Junior Football ****ociation...
- The
Battle of
Benburb took
place on 5 June 1646
during the
Irish Confederate Wars, the
Irish theatre of the Wars of the
Three Kingdoms. It was fought...
- "The
Battle of
Benburb" is an
Irish song
commemorating the 1646
Battle of
Benburb. The tune was
composed by
Tommy Makem, with the
lyrics drawn from a nineteenth...
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Confederate Ulster Army. He is
known for his
victory at the
Battle of
Benburb in 1646. O'Neill's
later years were
marked by
infighting amongst the Confederates...
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Professor McKenna, grew up in the
townland of
Lisbanlemneigh situated between Benburb and The Moy,
County Tyrone and
attended St Patrick's Academy, Dungannon...
- St Cadoc's
Benburb Notes Kirkintilloch Rob Roy are ground-sharing with ****bernauld
United at Guy's Meadow. St Cadoc's are ground-sharing with
Benburb at New...
- and then
prior at
Benburb Priory. At
Benburb,
Rookey began the
common Catholic practice of
blessing people after M****. It was in
Benburb that it was first...
