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Friday, 3 May 2013

Clonmany, St. Columbkille

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Clonmany, "the meadow of Maine", is in the north of the Inishowen peninsula . St. Columba founded a church there in the sixth c...
Sunday, 7 April 2013

What the eccentric Earl-Bishop did for Derry

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An article from the Derry Journal regarding a peculiar incident that took place in the current UK City of Culture some years ago. ...
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012

Frederick Hervey 1730-1803 : Bishop of Derry 1768-1803 (The Earl Bishop)

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One of the most eccentric and colourful prelates to have been made Bishop of Derry was Frederick Hervey. Born 1st August 1730, the thir...
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Thursday, 9 August 2012

Tamlaght O' Crilly "Lower" Church (St. Nossonus)

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Tanlaght O'Crilly Lower Church is five kilometres to the east of the Upper Church, in the village of Inishrush. Upon the division of ...
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Tamlaght O' Crilly "Upper "

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Tamlaght O' Crilly, "the plague monument of the O'Crillys", is a parish in east County Derry, close to Portglenone. The...
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Monday, 6 August 2012

St. Canice, Faughanvale, Eglinton

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The pretty little village of Eglinton in Co. Derry, is thirteen kilometres east of Londonderry, just to the south of the Limavady Road. ...
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