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   Oct 10, 2019 · THE Termon river is 10 miles long, beginning in Scraghy, Co Tyrone and winding through the Irish countryside dividing Fermanagh and Donegal before merging into Lower Lough Erne. One location that feels the river’s divide is Pettigo.

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   Sep 26, 2023 · Clients of collapsed contractor Westridge are looking for alternative builders after the firm confirmed its fall into administration. Work has stopped at the Southwick site. The £64m turnover ...

3. www.cotyroneireland.com › rental › killeterlandHistory of Land Ownership around Killeter, Termonamongan ...

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   The Down Survey website also shows that James McGrath continued to own lands in Termon McGrath in County Donegal in 1641. It is not clear why McGrath had lost some lands by 1641 and not others.

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   Sep 23, 2024 · The collapse of construction giant ISG is "devastating" for the sector and could lead to other firms going under, the boss of an industry trade body has said.

6. www.irishhistory.com › architecture-and-monumentsThe History of McGrath Castle: Clan McGrath’s Legacy

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   The construction of McGrath Castle commenced in the late 16th century, a project initiated by James McGrath, the then Chief of the Termon and son of Archbishop Miler McGrath. This period marked a significant evolution in military architecture, reflecting the gradual shift from blade-based combat to gunpowder warfare.

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   Why did Termon McGrath dispute with Bishop Montgomery?

   • During the work of the Commissioners in 1609 near Lough Erne in County Fermanagh, a dispute arose between the Bishop Montgomery (who was interested in Termon McGrath in his role as Bishop of Clogher and Termonamongan in his role as Bishop of Derry) and Archbishop Miler McGrath concerning these lands.

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   When did donoghoe McGrath leave Termonamongan?

   • For Termonamongan parish, this process occurred in 1596, when Donoghoe McGrath, the coarb of Lough Derg, surrendered his lands in Termonmagrath and Termonamongan to Queen Elizabeth of England, in exchange for those same lands being re-granted in perpetuity to him and his descendants.

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   Could ISG collapse lead to other construction firms going under?

   • The collapse of construction giant ISG is "devastating" for the sector and could lead to other firms going under, the boss of an industry trade body has said. The chief executive of Build UK, Suzannah Nichol, told the BBC’s Today programme that many smaller firms in the supply chain would not now receive money, putting their future at risk.

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   Does McGrath castle still exist?

   • Today, McGrath Castle stands on private land, yet remains accessible to the public, offering a tangible connection to Ireland’s rich historical tapestry. Despite the ravages of time and conflict, the castle continues to captivate visitors with its architectural splendor and historical significance.

   The History of McGrath Castle: Clan McGrath’s Legacy

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   When did the McGraths become coarbs?

   • The first mention of the McGraths in this role as coarbs is in an entry in the Annals of Ulster from 1290, recording that “Gilla-Adomhnain Magraith, superior of Termonn-Dabeoig, rested on the 13th of the Kalends of November” (i.e., he died on this date). 18

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   Who was Miler McGrath?

   • This transaction was probably engineered by Donoghoe’s son, Miler McGrath, who was first a Catholic bishop in Ireland but then joined the Anglican Church and held several Anglican sees in Ireland during his life, notably the archbishopric of Cashel.

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