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Cleggan (Irish: An Cloigeann,
meaning "the headland") is a
fishing village in
County Galway, Ireland. The
village lies 10 km (7 mi)
northwest of Clifden...
- The
Cleggan Bay Disaster,
which occurred on 27
October 1927, was a
strong gale that
resulted in the
deaths of 45
fishermen off the
coast of
County Galway...
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Cleggan Bay (Irish: Cuan na Cloigeann) is a
natural ocean bay in
County Galway,
Republic of Ireland.
Cleggan Bay is
opened between Cleggan Head (on its...
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Claregalway (Baile Chláir)
Claremorris Clarina Clashmore Cleariestown Cleggan Clifden Clogh Cloghan (Donegal)
Cloghan (Offaly)
Cloghane (an Clochán)...
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Killary Harbour Connemara Clifden Inishbofin –
accessible by
ferry from
Cleggan,
County Galway Oileáin Árann (Aran Islands) –
accessible by
ferry from...
- the town of Clifden. The
peninsulas of Kingstown, Coolacloy, Aughrus,
Cleggan and
Renvyle are
found in Connemara's north-west.
Connemara includes numerous...
- Sir Hugh O'Neill, 1st Baronet. He had
already been
created a Baronet, of
Cleggan in the
County of Antrim, on 17 June 1929 (see O'Neill baronets). O'Neill...
- The
title was
forfeited in 1691. The (Chichester) O'Neill Baronetcy, of
Cleggan in the
County of Antrim, was
created in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom...
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Church Tamlaght, Clady, Clare,
Clare Mountain, Clatteryknowes, Claughey,
Cleggan, Clegnagh, Clementshill, Clinty, Cloghan, Cloghanduff, Cloghanmurry, Cloghcor...
- 26
March 1929 1145
Thomson of
Glendarroch 28
March 1929 1146 O'Neill of
Cleggan 17 June 1929
Baron Rathcavan 1147
Rigby of Long
Durford 24 June 1929 1148...
