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Vartry Reservoir (Irish: Tais****ar Fheartraí) is a
reservoir at
Roundwood in
County Wicklow, Ireland. The
water is
piped from
Vartry to a
large open service...
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River Vartry (/ˈvɑːrtriː/; Irish:
Abhainn Fheartraí) is a
river in
County Wicklow, Ireland, and an
important water source for the city of Dublin. The...
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There is also a
commercial port for
timber and
textile imports. The
River Vartry is the main
river flowing through the town.
Wicklow town
forms a
rough semicircle...
- to the south. To the east,
separated from the rest of the
range by the
Vartry Plateau, is the
group comprising the
Great Sugar Loaf,
Little Sugar Loaf...
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Wicklow Silent Valley Reservoir,
County Down*
Spelga Reservoir,
County Down*
Vartry Reservoir,
County Wicklow Belfast Lough,
between County Antrim and County...
- city
around 1810 and
finally being replaced by a
modern water system from
Vartry Reservoir around 1869. The
basin itself was
later filled in and replaced...
- Charraigh), is a
village in
County Wicklow, Ireland. It lies on the
River Vartry and at the
meeting of the R772, R763 and R764
regional roads. The village...
- was laid out in 1868. It is
spread on
twenty acres of land
along River Vartry,
having more than 5000
plant species. The land now part of the
garden was...
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County Wicklow, at the
mouth of the
river Inver-dea,
which is now
called the
Vartry. Bury
suggests that
Wicklow was also the port
through which Patrick made...
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including building a
bridge to
carry the
railway over
Dublin Corporation's
Vartry watermain.
Wicklow County Council recently removed much of the
railway embankment...
