F?ilte go Coilleach Eanach
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F?ilte go Coilleach Eanach
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 21 Aug 2018
This stone welcoming visitors to Cullyhanna has been placed on the Tullynavalla Road at the south-eastern entrance of the village by the Newry Mourne council. Cullyhanna is a corruption of the Irish name Coilleach Eanach, which means 'wooded bogland'.
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Image Location
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54.124475
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-6.57753