- on
French silk patterns. The term is
derived from an Anglo-Indian word,
shallee,
which means 'soft'. At
least one
source suggests the term is American...
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parish at an
elevation of 178 feet (54 m). The
parish is
drained by the
Shallee rivulet,
which runs eastward. The
parish of
Kilnamona is
bounded to the...
- Founded: 1886 Colours:
Saffron and Blue Grounds:
Ballinahinch GAA Park
Shallee Coordinates: 52°47′26″N 8°18′53″W / 52.790483°N 8.31464°W / 52.790483;...
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Owenwillin River,
Graney tributary, near
Feakle Scariff Stream,
Scariff Shallee River, west of Ennis, near Toonagh.
Fergus tributary.
Tonavoher River,...
- Salu (variously
transcribed in
English as sālū, saloo, and archaically,
shallee, shalloo, s****a, and sallo) is a type of
twill cloth,
woven from cotton...
- 165
Ibrickan Kilmurry Kilrush Seersha 60
Bunratty Lower Feenagh Ennis Shallee 260
Inchiquin Kilnamona Ennis Shanavogh East 868
Ibrickan Kilmurry Ennistimon...
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Upperchurch Thurles Shallee (Coughlan) 687
Owney and Arra
Killoscully Nenagh Shallee (White) 424
Owney and Arra
Killoscully Nenagh Shallee Lower and Upper...
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Basilisk eye of Balor," thus
exacting his revenge. The
remains of a
dolmen in
Shallee,
County Clare is
called the Leaba-na-glaise or the "Bed of the Cerulean...
- The
Paper Magician by
Charlie Holmberg The
Unhappening of
Genesis Lee by
Shallee McArthur Son of War,
Daughter of
Chaos by
Janette Rallison Ruins by Dan...
