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and Sir George Hill operated as an obstruction to the improvement of the village as it stood upon the estate disputed with non-payment of rents. The main reason for the non-payment was that the tenants didn't believe they had sufficient security in their rent receipts to prevent repetition for the
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Constitution also states: "In the preparatory arrangements nothing was left undone to ensure that it would prove a resounding success and
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National School was established. It was built on the old leading road between
Tobermore and Desertmartin and has been connected to the National Board since 1833. During this time, there were also another seven schools in Kilcronaghan Parish; four female schools, one of which in the townland of
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lodge with the lodge name of Eureka and lodge number 309. At the time of its founding, Tobermore was commonly referred to as Tubbermore and lodge 309 is still referred to by the Masonic Order as being situated in Tubbermore.
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Mr. John O'Donovans Letters from County Londonderry (1834)
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goalkeeper. Gregg was born in Tobermore though grew up in
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An Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Northern Ireland
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2033:Statistical Reports of Six Derry Parishes 1821
1870:Planning Appeals Commission (3 October 2011).
1550:List of towns and villages in Northern Ireland
1526:. Tobermore United are known as the only club
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1968:. Ballinscreen Historical Society, 2011.
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2390:Moyola Angling - River Moyola Flood
2244:The Derry and Antrim Year Book 1941
2233:Tobermore Volunteers Roll of Honour
1822:Joint Nature Conservation Committee
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2721:. The Newsletter. 28 February 2019
1006:and Tobermore Golf Driving Range.
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512:. Tradition is that all of the
3458:Villages in County Londonderry
2008:. Linen Hall Library, Belfast.
1337:Baptism, Its Mode and Subjects
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484:Kilcronaghan § Topography
480:List of townlands in Tobermore
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2431:To The Beat of the Drum
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