- Tarmonbarry,
officially Termonbarry (Irish:
Tearmann Bearaigh,
meaning "St Barry's sanctuary"), is a
village in
County Roscommon, Ireland. It is located...
- in
County Longford, Ireland. It is
situated just off the N5 road near
Termonbarry,
where the
Royal Canal terminates at the
River Shannon. It lies 7 km...
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Saint Berach of
Termonbarry (died 595) was a
celebrated Irish saint,
whose memory is
still celebrated in
County Roscommon. He was a
disciple of Saint...
-
which he is
noted is the
crozier that he
fashioned for
Saint Finbarr of
Termonbarry. The
Diocese of
Kildare appears to have been
founded around 490, by Conleth...
- in) End
point Cloondara (Cloondara
connects to the
River Shannon (at
Termonbarry) via the
River Camlin) Branch(es)
Longford Town
Connects to
River Shannon...
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recorded at
Mouds Bog. Two
plants of this
species were
transferred from
Termonbarry Bog to
Mouds Bog in 1963, and on
sampling in 1989 the
plants were thriving...
-
branch to hold the
overlordship of Leinster. 595
Death of
Saint Berach of
Termonbarry 597 9 June -
Death of Columba,
missionary monk, on Iona (born 521). 598...
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Strokestown Cloonaufill 221
Ballintober North Termonbarry Strokestown Cloonaufill Island 2
Ballintober North Termonbarry Strokestown Cloonavery 143 Ballintober...
- italics)
County Longford Longford (N4) (N63)
Cloondara County Roscommon Termonbarry Scramoge Strokestown †
Tulsk † (N61)
Bellanagare †
Frenchpark † Ballaghaderreen...
- He was Dean of Ross from 1743
until 1772. Bond was also
Prebendary of
Termonbarry in
Elphin Cathedral from 1774 to 1775. and
Treasurer of
Ferns Cathedral...
