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Killybegs (Irish: Na
Cealla Beaga) is a town in
County Donegal, Ireland. It is the
largest fishing port in the
country and on the
island of Ireland. It...
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Cealla Beaga is a GAA club
based in Killybegs,
County Donegal, Ireland. They have won the
Donegal Senior Football Championship on six occasions...
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Gaelic football, and, aged 16, pla**** as a back on his
local GAA team, Na
Cealla Beaga. He also pla**** for the
Donegal county team at under-16 level, winning...
- was
killed by
another son,
Niall Óg, in 1535.
Killybegs (Irish Gaelic: Na
Cealla Beaga,
meaning 'the
small churches'), was also
controlled by Mac Suibhne...
- 25 July 2010 Na
Cealla Beaga v An Clochán
Liath Davy
Brennan Memorial Park, Glenties...
- The
first games were
scheduled for 13–14 August, a w****end.
Round 1: Na
Cealla Beaga pla**** Glenfin. Cill
Chartha pla**** ****ord. Aodh
Ruadh pla**** Réalt...
- Hugh
McFadden is an
Irish Gaelic footballer who
plays for Na
Cealla Beaga and the
Donegal county team. He can
operate at
midfield or full-forward. McFadden...
- John
Cunningham is an
Irish former Gaelic footballer who pla**** for Na
Cealla Beaga and the
Donegal county team. He won the 1987 All-Ireland Under-21 Football...
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Gaelic footballer who
plays for Na
Cealla Beaga and the
Donegal county team. Bán
Gallagher is the son of
former Na
Cealla Beaga and
Donegal player John Bán...
- Rátha, Ballintra, Ballyshannon, Bundoran,
Donegal Town, Mountcharles, Na
Cealla Beaga, Na Gleannta,
Pettigo 110
Buncrana Donegal DG Buncrana, Burnfoot,...
