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Crannagh (Irish: Crannach,
meaning "Abounding in Trees, or Woodland"),
sometimes written Cranagh or Granagh, is a
barony in the
north western part of County...
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Tullaghanbrogue Callan Adamstown Lower 189
Kilkenny Crannagh Tullaroan Kilkenny Adamstown Upper 284
Kilkenny Crannagh Tullaroan Kilkenny Afaddy Silverspring 165...
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meaning "fresh field") is a
village and
former town in the
barony of
Crannagh,
County Kilkenny, Ireland. It is 13 km north-west of
Kilkenny city. The...
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Honorary Consul Terenure 17
Rathfarnhan Road London...
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Clomantagh (Mount Garret) in the
civil parish of
Clomantagh in the
County of
Crannagh. Both
baronies are in the
northwestern corner of
County Kilkenny. The Viscounts...
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between F****adinin to the east (whose
chief town is Castlecomer), and
Crannagh to the
south (whose
chief town is Freshford). It is
surrounded on two sides...
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Kelly died on 8
March 1915, aged 70. On the
opposite side of the road are
Crannagh Park and Road,
Rathfarnham Park and
Ballytore Road, all
built on part of...
- Butler, 1st
Viscount Galmoye.
Killoshulan is a
townland in the
barony of
Crannagh,
County Kilkenny. He
married Catherine Crispe,
daughter of
Nicholas Crispe...
- F****adinin lies at the
north of the county, with the
baronies of
Galmoy and
Crannagh to the west (whose
chief towns are
Galmoy and Freshford), and the baronies...
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married Olivia Lucinda (1853–1914),
daughter of
Arthur Nugent JP, of
Crannagh,
County Galway. In July 1899,
Rafter was one of
fifty candidates who applied...
