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Donegal
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Donegal [ˈdɒnɪˌgɔːl ˌdɒnɪˈgɔːl]
n
(Placename) a county in NW Republic of Ireland, on the Atlantic: mountainous, with a rugged coastline and many offshore islands. County town: Lifford. Pop.: 129 994 (1996). Area: 4830 sq. km (1865 sq. miles)
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This stunning British donegal tweed dress from Hobbs is the centrepiece of any wardrobe.
RETAIL THERAPY Francesca Craggs by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
MY GOOD friend the Philosopher was sitting opposite me on the train wearing the Donegal tweed jacket, which he favours for trips beyond the urban scramble to distant places where, as he puts it, the young birds still sing in a sweet treble and the waters rush clean and clear.
DAVID CHARTERS by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The bodhran, which is an Irish drum, Donegal tweed, Waterford crystal, or Irish tables damask linen are other popular Irish gifts.
Irish Gifts the Gift of Irish Origin by Jen Walterscheit / Home based business community
 
 
 
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