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Encyclopedia > Aghabullogue

Aghabullogue (Irish: Achadh Bolg) is a village in County Cork, Ireland. It is located to the west of Cork City.

See also: List of towns in the Republic of Ireland

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Rylane On The Web (548 words)
Aghabullogue went on to beat a fancied St. Finbars in the final, but greater glories were ahead.
Aghabullogue captain was allowed to withdraw his men from the field and Aghabullogue were awarded the match.
Jack Fitzgerald of Macroom was appointed to Aghabullogue and one of his first tasks was to bring hurleys to Rylane National School, and he received permission from Alan Browne to let the boys play in the field where the community hall now stands.
Rylane On The Web (1152 words)
The parish of Aghabullogue (as gaeilge Achadh Bolg ~ Field of the cow or field of the caves) occupies an area of 18,733 acres in the barony of Muskerry in Mid Cork.
The land is rich and fertile and is used mainly for agriculture.
The stone in Dromatimore in Aghabullogue was originally located in Mountrivers before it was moved to its present site in 1851.
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