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Għargħur (Maltese: Ħal
Għargħur) is a
village in the
Eastern Region of Malta. It is
situated on a
hilltop between two valleys, and has a po****tion of...
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differently as Mostin. In that year both
Mosta and
Għargħur took
independence from Naxxar, with both of
Gharghur FC and
Mosta FC
sharing a
rivalry with Naxxar...
- this, in 1848 new semap****
towers were
constructed at
Nadur on Gozo, and
Għargħur and Għaxaq on the main
island of Malta.
Further stations were established...
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Regina College (Kulleġġ
Marija Reġina) -
Consists of the
primary schools of
Għargħur, Mellieħa, Mosta, Naxxar, and San Pawl il-Baħar St.
Clare College (Kulleġġ...
- The
Għargħur Semap****
Tower (Maltese: It-Torri tas-Semaforu tal-
Għargħur) is a semap****
tower in the town of
Għargħur, Malta. It was
built by the British...
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includes parts of the
Northern Harbour and
Western Districts.
Birkirkara Għargħur Gżira
Iklin Lija
Msida Pembroke Pietà San Ġiljan
Sliema Swieqi Ta’ Xbiex...
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Għargħur Football Club is a
football club from the
small village of
Għargħur in north-western Malta.
Għargħur currently competes in the
Maltese National...
- (Caravaggio Street), Ħal
Għargħur –
leading to Ħal
Għargħur centre Triq il-31 ta'
Marzu (31
March Street), Ħal
Għargħur – Ħal
Għargħur centre Triq San Bartilmew...
- of St
Bartholomew is a
Roman Catholic Parish church in the
village of
Għargħur, Malta. The
original chapel of St Bartholomew,
which stood on the site...
- to be
existing by
Bishop De
Mello in 1436 and the
villages of
Mosta and
Għargħur were
subject to it. De
Mello listed it as one of the ten
parishes of Malta...
