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hall was built in the village in 1842, and this was converted during the 1850s to become St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. The population of the village swelled to over 2,000 at that time. The village was home to a pawn shop, a creamery and a bacon factory, as well as 21 public houses.
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committee has created a boardwalk along the sand dunes, as well as working to improve access to the neighbouring cove of Tra na mBó. The beach and surrounding coast is covered by the Bonmahon Unit of the
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operates a visitor centre in the village's former Church of Ireland church. The Copper Coast is home to several beaches and wildlife, including foxes, rabbits, and diverse bird species.
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Bonmahon was a mining village for much of the 19th century, and copper and lead was mined here between 1827 and 1877. Much of the village was laid-out in this period, and the local
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The local beach is used by surfers use all year round, and a surfing school runs in the summer months. The village's
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The Making and Breaking of a Mining Community : the Copper Coast, Co. Waterford 1825-1875
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Public meeting involving mining company staff held in Bonmahon in 1906
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Evidence of ancient settlement in the area includes a number of
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The history and mining activity of this period is covered in
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later went on to be Minister for Health for the first
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Bonmahon
Main Street
Bonmahon is located in Ireland
52°08′24″N 7°22′19″W / 52.140°N 7.372°W / 52.140; -7.372
Country
Province
Munster
County
County Waterford
Time zone
UTC+0
WET
DST
UTC-1
IST
WEST
Irish
County Waterford
River Mahon

Ogham stone
ringfort
townlands
Church of Ireland
temperance
John Wheatley
Labour Party

UNESCO Global Geopark
Copper Coast Geopark

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