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Crocknalaragagh (471 m)
Muckish (666 m) "The
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Derry Boat...
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Londonderry Mongorry 530
Raphoe Raphoe Letterkenny Monreagh 272
Raphoe Taughboyne Londonderry Monreagh (or Barr of Kilmackilvenny) 930
Inishowen West Fahan...
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daughter of the Rev.
Andrew Long, of
Monreagh, Carrigans,
County Donegal. They
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Letterkenny - Trinity, Magheramason, Malin, ****ord,
Monreagh, Moville, Newtowncunningham, Ramelton,
Raphoe & Ballindrait, Rathmullan...
- the churchyard. In 1664,
White and
three other ministers, John Hart of
Monreagh,
William Semple of Letterkenny, and
Thomas Drummond of Ramelton, were summoned...
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Magheranraheen or Rockforest,
Monreagh, Pouleenacoona, Poulmacrih, Poulroe, Poulataggle, Quakerstown, Rinacaha...
