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Lough Gowna (Irish: Loch Gamhna,
meaning 'calf lake') is a
fresh water lake
which is the
uppermost lake on the
River Erne. It is
located on the border...
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Gowna are a
Gaelic football club
based in the
village of Loch
Gowna,
County Cavan, Ireland. GAA has been
present in the
local Gowna area
since as early...
- McGahern’s
America in 2016.
McGahern was born in 1986 and grew up on a farm in
Gowna,
County Cavan.
McGahern graduated from the
University of
Wolverhampton in...
- north-eastern part of the county, however,
drains towards the
River Erne and
Lough Gowna. Lakeland, bogland, pasture-land and
wetland typify Longford's generally...
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August 2022. "A late show from
Gowna". The
Irish Times. 20
September 1999.
Retrieved 27
August 2022. "Powerful
Gaels blow
Gowna away".
Irish Independent. 1...
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Senior Club
Football Championship. The
championship began on 15
August 2024.
Gowna entered the
championship as two-time
defending champions, but were dethroned...
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Retrieved 29
March 2024. Corrigan, Colm (24
August 2023). "Eamonn
Murray — the
Gowna native is
returning to his home
county in a new role". LMFM. "Eamonn Murray...
- is
Lough Oughter.
Other important wildlife protected lakes such as
Lough Gowna and
Lough Ramor are in the
south and east of the county.
Cavan has a mainly...
- "fortified ditch") or
Black Pig's ****,
which runs south-eastwards from
Lough Gowna to
Lough Kinale, goes
through the
larger parish of Abbeylara, and p****es...
- McGahern, was a
native of
Scrabby (later
renamed Loch
Gowna in 1950), a
village on the s****s of
Lough Gowna in the west of
County Cavan.
Sergeant Frank McGahern...
