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Creea, an
Anglicisation of the Gaelic,
either ‘Críocha’
meaning The
Territory or the Boundaries, or ‘Cré’
meaning Clay, or ‘Croí’
meaning The
Heart or...
- is also
supported by R.V. Walker.
Corneenflynn is
bounded on the west by
Creea townland and on the east by
Edenmore and
Legnagrow townlands. Its chief...
- townland, on the west by
Drumhurrin and
Lattone townlands and on the east by
Creea and
Edenmore townlands. Its
chief geographical features are Carricknahurroo...
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Lower Loughtee Tomregan Cavan Crannadillon 280
Castlerahan Lurgan Oldcastle Creea 318
Tullyhaw Templeport Enniskillen Creenagh Glebe 252
Tullyhunco Killashandra...
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Glangevlin and
barony of Tullyhaw.
Curraghvah is
bounded on the
north by
Creea and
Drumhurrin townlands, on the west by
Coppanaghbane and
Gowlat townlands...
- Derrynatuan,
Gowlat and
Tullantanty townlands and on the east by Corratawy,
Creea and
Curraghvah townlands. Its
chief geographical features are Drumhurrin...
- and
barony of Tullyhaw.
Legnagrow is
bounded on the west by Corneenflynn,
Creea,
Curraghvah and
Mully Lower townlands, on the
south by
Mully Upper townland...
- West; Coppanaghbane; Coppanaghmore; Corneenflynn; Corracleigh; Corratawy;
Creea; Curraghgl****; Curraghvah; Derrylahan;
Derrynananta Lower; Derrynananta...
