drumshanbo造句

• The R207 follows the east bank, from Ballinagleragh to Drumshanbo.
• Drumshanbo also is an ideal base for the golfing enthusiast.
• He lives in Drumshanbo, Co . Leitrim.
• Drumshanbo is the only location in Ireland where it has survived into the 21st century.
• A third trail makes a circuit of Lough Allen via Drumkeeran, Dowra and Drumshanbo.
• Drumshanbo provides fine and ample housing.
• From 1958 to 1973, Duignan played in the Drumshanbo-based c閕l?band Shannon Star.
• En route it passes through Dowra, follows the eastern shore of Lough Allen for 15 km to Drumshanbo.
• From Drumshanbo, the road passes Lough Scur and St . John's Lough before ending at the R202.
• From the R280, the road goes east to Drumshanbo, crossing the Lough Allen Canal as it leaves Lough Allen.
• Her continued to represent the people of Drumshanbo and was in the forefront of ensuring issues affecting Co . Leitrim were highlighted.
• In his later years, Duignan mostly played in and around Drumshanbo, Keadue and Arigna with fiddler S閍mus Horan and bouzouki player Ciar醤 Emmett.
• A wide variety of walks, including hill-walking, can be explored within a 5-km ( 3 mile ) radius of Drumshanbo.
• Also, for the more adventurous, Sl?Liatroma is a 48-km ( 30 miles ) walk between Drumshanbo, Dowra, and Manorhamilton.
• Gaelic football was Shane Patrick McGettigan's passion in his native Drumshanbo, Ireland, a village of 700 just 25 miles south of Northern Ireland.
• The Belturbet to Arigna part of the line ran from Belturbet to Ballinamore and from there through Ballyduff, Cornabrone, Annadale, Kiltubrid, Creagh and Drumshanbo to Arigna.
• The Drumshanbo Vocational School also stands as a memorial to Joe Mooney who persuaded the then Government during his time as a Senator to build a second level School in the town.
• Drumshanbo is now the only town in Ireland where the An T髎tal Festival continues to this day each June bank holiday weekend, a legacy to the man who started it in Drumshanbo.
• Drumshanbo is now the only town in Ireland where the An T髎tal Festival continues to this day each June bank holiday weekend, a legacy to the man who started it in Drumshanbo.