Tobercurry

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Tobercurry, or Tubbercurry, in County Sligo, Ireland, is a historic town named after a cauldron-shaped well. The remains of ancient 'Raths' homes are still visible, and there's a 19th-century church, St. John the Evangelist. The town hosts an annual Drama Festival since 1944 and the 'Midnight Oil' train started serving the town in 1913.

Tobercurry

Tobercurry, located in County Sligo, Ireland, offers a lively high street with shops, restaurants and a theatre. The town, surrounded by the Ox Mountains, is ideal for nature enthusiasts. Its town park and the River Moy are perfect spots for wildlife spotting and picnics. Uniquely, the streets are lined with old-fashioned lamps, and a prominent clock tower serves as a landmark.

Tobercurry

Thinking about the townland Tobercurry, what is its logainm and where does it come from? Why not create a map of Tobercurry and mark notable sites on it. Perhaps create a guide to your local area?

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