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station was built in the town in the 1950s. The project, or 'Scheme' as it was then referred to, brought engineers, electricians, and specialists in hydroelectricity from many parts of the country and abroad to the town, which experienced a boom during the decade-long construction period. The scheme
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Slevins Dept Store in Ballyshannon. The museum opened in April 2013 and has had 30,000 visitors to date. The museum has exhibitions on Rory Gallagher, the story of the Kildoney Fishermen, the Battle of Ballyshannon (1598), the
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Causeway is an object which is scarcely worthy of going so far to see; however that is to be determined by the degree of curiosity of which the traveller is possessed. But the salmon-leap at Ballyshannon is a scene of such a singular nature, as is not to be found elsewhere, and is as
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1075:(born 1979) – social activist and writer, also known as the "Moneyless Man" for deliberately choosing to live without money since 2008 as he considers it harmful. Boyle also gave up technology in 2016 after deciding that it was also part of the same problem.
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Festival takes place every year on the August bank holiday weekend. This Festival is now the longest running Folk and Traditional Festival in the world. It has just returned to its roots in The Marquee for its 40th Birthday.
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closed much of the GNR network on its side of the border in 1957, including the E&BR as far as the border. This gave the
Republic no practical alternative but to allow the closure of the line through Ballyshannon between the border and
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involved building a dam upriver from the town and digging out a deep channel or tailrace to lower the riverbed through the town to increase the head of water at the dam to drive the turbines. The new plant was named
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List of abbeys and priories in Ireland (County Donegal)
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1550:A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland
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1441:. Oxford, England: Clarendon Press.
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1232:List of populated places in Ireland
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1680:Twiss, Richard (24 October 1776).
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2622:St Johnston
2612:Rossnowlagh
2587:Portnablagh
2497:Killygordon
2472:Greencastle
2337:Ballyliffin
2327:Ballindrait
2275:Letterkenny
2198:County town
1970:Translink.
1868:4 September
1760:, page xiii
1718:Hyde, p.162
1613:. 1695 edn.
1453:Mokyr, Joel
1265:Census 2022
1165:Brian Roper
1150:James Myles
943:Bus Éireann
918:Town centre
882:During the
786:County Down
722:Inishmurray
680: 1280
665: 2500
211:routing key
134: /
2925:Categories
2882:The Rosses
2811:Inishmeane
2796:Inishdooey
2786:Inishbofin
2720:Meenagolan
2685:Drumardagh
2665:Carnamoyle
2602:Rathmullan
2542:Meenlaragh
2522:Loughanure
2512:Leabgarrow
2437:Dunkineely
2432:Dunfanaghy
2402:Creeslough
2357:Burtonport
2290:Stranorlar
2260:Falcarragh
2240:Carndonagh
2220:Ballybofey
2187:Places in
2047:24 October
2037:Irish Rail
2002:"Bus Feda"
1986:24 October
1955:24 October
1772:Hajducki,
1756:Hajducki,
1690:24 October
1633:29 October
1626:. Oxford:
1486:10197/1406
1435:Pre-famine
1431:Lee, J. J.
1401:24 October
1365:13 January
1335:31 October
1305:31 October
1243:References
1188:See also:
1174:Gary Walsh
1079:Mary Boyle
1073:Mark Boyle
1050:See also:
1017:Aodh Ruadh
1011:The local
961:including
860:River Erne
726:River Erne
654:Bronze Age
634:river Erne
618:River Erne
200:Population
169:Government
119:54°30′05″N
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2806:Inishkeel
2801:Inishfree
2756:Arranmore
2730:Portsalon
2700:Gortahork
2690:Drumrainy
2675:Clonglash
2642:Townlands
2607:Redcastle
2532:Malin Beg
2482:Kerrykeel
2377:Churchill
2372:Carrigart
2367:Carrigans
2347:Bruckless
2332:Ballintra
2270:Killybegs
2245:Castlefin
1841:22 August
1736:. map 6.
1610:Britannia
1608:Camden's
1216:, France
1205:, France
1098:Gallagher
955:Ulsterbus
838:railheads
669:Henry III
658:sun-discs
646:Neolithic
226:+353(0)71
122:8°11′24″W
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2342:Bridgend
2310:Villages
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2111:Archived
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2010:Archived
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1890:Bismarck
1886:(1975).
1862:Archived
1832:Archived
1776:, map 39
1774:op. cit.
1758:op. cit.
1659:Archived
1651:(1906).
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1555:Archived
1520:Archived
1411:cite web
1375:cite web
1329:Archived
1226:See also
1015:club is
971:Gweedore
834:Bundoran
691:Aed Ruad
673:Edward I
624:Location
2841:Rutland
2766:Eighter
2749:Islands
2577:Pettigo
2557:Moville
2547:Milford
2457:Frosses
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