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Westmeath
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Westmeath [ˌwɛstˈmiːð]
n
(Placename) a county of N central Republic of Ireland, in Leinster province: mostly low-lying, with many lakes and bogs. County town: Mullingar. Pop.: 63 314 (1996). Area: 1764 sq. km (681 sq. miles)
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CAPTION(S): Jim McCartan at his Gaybrook Lodge Stud base in County Westmeath has a quiet word with a particularly interested spectator
From star shoots to shooting for the stars in the sales ring; Nancy ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Colin Pinder, 46, of Lorne Street, Fairfield, faces trial for the murder of Bernard "Brian" McGrath in County Westmeath, in 1987.
City man faces court over murder charge in Ireland by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Colin Pinder, 46, of Lorne Street, Fairfield, is set to be tried for the murder of Bernard "Brian" McGrath in County Westmeath in 1987.
IRISH COLD CASE: CITY MAN HELD; Fairfield man charged over 1987 murder by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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