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Faughart

Faughart or Fochart (Irish: Fochaird) is an area north of Dundalk in County Louth, Ireland. The Hill of Faughart is the site of early Christian church ruins and a medieval graveyard, as well as a shrine to Saint Brigid.

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Faughart

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples61
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
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related to 732 AD · 23
Faughart → Allán, An Irish, Battle, Bishop Congus, Cloch, Commaigh, Conchad, Congus, Congusa, Congus’s, Cúanach, Decapitation, Fochart, Four Masters, Ireland, Róin, Stone, The, The Annals, This
related to 1318 AD · 16
Faughart → Bermingham, Carrick, Earl, Edmund Butler, Edward Bruce, Hiberno-Norman, Ireland, Irish, John, King, Louth, October, Robert Bruce, Scots, Scots-Irish, The Battle
related to Sources · 15
Faughart → Brendan, Companion Guides, Foster, Full, Ireland, Lehane, Lewis, London, Oxford University Press, Saint Brigid’s Shrine, Samuel, The Companion Guide, The Oxford Illustrated History, Topographical Dictionary, Well Faughart
related to 248 AD · 6
Faughart → Cormac Ulfada, High King, Ireland, Lochlin, Starno, Storno
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Faughart → site of early Christian church ruins and a medieval graveyard

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battle ireland church fought saint hill ruins medieval graveyard brigid shrine north one bruce 1318 irish king fochart early st

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Faughartis asite of early Christian church ruins and a medieval graveyard0.90text
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADThe Battle0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADOctober0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADHiberno-Norman0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADJohn0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADBermingham0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADEarl0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADLouth0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADEdmund Butler0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADCarrick0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADScots-Irish0.60section
Faughartrelated to 1318 ADEdward Bruce0.60section

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