10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOG OF ALLEN»
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Bog of Allen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Dublin Penny Journal
The Grand Canal from Dublin to Ballinasloe passes through the middle of the
Bog of Allen. Being desirous of seeing a spot, with which so many interesting
events in the history of Ireland are connected, I availed myself, in the autumn of
1834, ...
2
Geography
of County Kildare: Curragh,
Bog of Allen, Hazelhatch
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Bog of Allen (Moin Aluine in Irish) is a large raised bog in the centre of Ireland between the rivers Liffey and Shannon.
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
In pursuance of this order a conveyance was executed to B by the
Commissioners, which purported to convey that part of the Bog of Allen and
Clunagh situate in the Barony of C. and County of K., containing 777a. 3r. 24p.
statute measure, or ...
5
A Tour in Ireland;: With Meditations and Reflections
RE-EMBARKING in the Fly-boat we were soon galloping along1 through the
famous Bog of Allen, the largest of the kind in ^Ireland. We had several very
pleasant and intelligent passengers this day. A sleek and slender young priest —
a fat ...
6
The House
of Lords Cases on Appeals and Writs
of Error, ...
619 by the lease of 1852, describing them as " that part of the Bog of Allen and
Clunagh running in a stripe or belt along and adjoining the lands of Muckland,
and which stripe or belt is parcel of the bog conveyed to the said Michael
Errington ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, Charles Clark, William Finnelly, 1861
7
Report on the nature and products
of the process
of the ...
This peat, in its ordinary state of dryness, and kept in stacks for twelve months,
will yield 40 per cent, of its weight of condensable matter by destructive
distillation; therefore, to get 16 tons of peat on the bog of Allen, in its present state
, requires ...
8
Ingenious Ireland: A County-by-County Exploration
of the ...
County Kildare Kildare highlights include Pollardstown Fen, the Curragh, the
great Bog of Allen anc more canal miles than any other county. The Antarctic
explorer Ernest Shackleton was born in Kildare, as was Richard Griffith, who
made the ...
9
Ireland: Its Scenery, Character, &c
We visited the King's County in one of the canal-boats which run from Dublin to
Shannon Harbour ; passing, for nearly the whole distance of, perhaps, eighty
miles, through the bog of Allen. The boat is called a " fly-boat ;" it is composed of
iron, ...
10
The Transactions
of the Royal Irish Academy
This is to be esteemed the result of the warmth communicated directly from the
quantity of fuel burnt in such towns, and from the heated air and smoke which,
more or less, is great reason to believe that the "Bog of Allen, wherein is placed
the ...
Royal Irish Academy (Dublin), 1788
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOG OF ALLEN»
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Bog of Allen is used in the context of the following news items.
Kildare Biodiversity Week 2015
The Week will be launched by the Mayor of Kildare, Cllr Fiona O'Loughlin, at an event in the Bog of Allen Nature Centre in Lullymore, ... «A Kilcullen Diary, May 15»
University Puts the Arts on a Pedestal
Moloney read “The Bog of Allen Road,” which, he said, is “a poem about a friendship becoming strained when a girl prepares to leave for ... «UMass Lowell, Apr 15»
Why my British Army relative killed in 1916 deserves respect
From a small town on the edge of the Bog of Allen in Co. Kildare, work opportunities were hard to come by and Bill followed his two older ... «IrishCentral, Apr 15»
16 Literary Quotes About Snow That Will Help You Come to Terms …
It was falling on every part of the dark central plain, on the treeless hills, falling softly upon the Bog of Allen and, farther westward, softly falling ... «Bustle, Feb 15»
The Hot List: We can be royals...in regal Meath
... school gardens and 20 community gardens such as an 'edible quayside' project in New Ross and a peat-free growing project at Bog of Allen. «Irish Independent, Jan 15»
Ever wished you could pack it all in and sail off into sunset? This …
I come from the Bog of Allen, a mile outside Edenderry on the Kildare side of the border, about as culturally and psychologically removed from ... «Irish Examiner, Jan 15»
Rhode face a tough task, but are used to slaying giants
Rhode is on the Bog of Allen and for decades the local power station was a major employer. Bord na Móna is still present if not as active as ... «Irish Independent, Dec 14»
POET'S PEN: Meet local poetess Lisa
“To The Bog of Allen”. You are lonely because. you claim the lonely–. ancient dolmens,. Page 2 of 2 - abandoned trackways,. restless folk who ... «Wicked Local Kingston, Nov 14»
110 community food-growing projects win GIY Get Ireland Growing …
... a peat-free growing project at Bog of Allen; a new crisp brand called Spuds promoting chemical free potato growing; a healing herb garden at ... «Businessandleadership.com, Sep 14»
Wet weather fails to dampen spirits at Culture Night
... by the Barrack Street Concert Band in Waterford City and a traditional-living evening at the Bog of Allen Nature Centre in Kildare. «Irish Times, Sep 14»
