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Slieveardagh ridge

mountain, Ireland
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  • Munster: Hore Abbey
    Tipperary

    (4) The Slieveardagh ridge comprises a number of hills around Fethard and Cashel and extends northward to the Nore Valley. The region, which has some coal seams, is farmed extensively. (5) The extreme south of the county consists mainly of the middle Suir lowlands and those of…

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    (4) The Slieveardagh ridge comprises a number of hills around Fethard and Cashel and extends northward to the Nore Valley. The region, which has some coal seams, is farmed extensively. (5) The extreme south of the county consists mainly of the middle Suir lowlands and those of…

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