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Knockainey or
Knockainy (Irish: Cnoc Áine,
meaning "hill of Áine") is a
civil parish and
village in
County Limerick, Ireland. It is in the historical...
- of the same figure. Áine's hill is
located in the
heart of Cnoc Áine (
Knockainy) in
County Limerick, is the hill of the
goddess Grian, Cnoc Gréine. Grian...
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ancient Deis-Beg. In this
district is the hill now
called Knockainy (with the
village of
Knockainy at its foot),
formerly called Ainè, or Ainè-Clich, from...
- Kilbeheny, Kilfinnane, Kilflyn, Kilgl****, Kilmallock, Kilmurry, Kilteely,
Knockainy, Knocklong, Knocknascrow, Oola, Particles, Riversdale, Rockhill, Templebredon...
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Settlements in the
barony include Hospital, Herbertstown,
Fedamore and
Knockainy.[citation needed]
Located in
County Limerick, the
barony of Smallcounty...
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founded during the
reign of
Edward II, by John, son of
Robert and others;
Knockainy; Ballynamona?
Ardaneer Priory Benedictine monks founded c.1202, land and...
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situated in the south-east of
modern County Limerick at Cnoc Áine (
Knockainy) near the
monastery of Emly in
County Tipperary. In the
seventh and eighth...
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Killonahan Kilmeedy Kilmoylan Kilmurry Kilpeacon Kilquane Kilscannell Kilteely Knockainy Knocklong Knocknagaul Lismakeery Loghill Ludden ****onagh Mona**** Monasteranenagh...
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founded during the
reign of
Edward II, by John, son of
Robert and others;
Knockainy; Ballynamona? 52°29′51″N 8°27′19″W / 52.497505°N 8.455245°W / 52.497505;...
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Joseph in
Missouri (1893–1923).
Maurice Burke was born on May 5, 1845, in
Knockainy,
County Limerick, in
Ireland to
Francis Noonan and
Joanna (née Casey)...
