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• County Dublin
  ...townlands of County Dublin. The only sizeable river in the county is the [[River Liffey]]. ...a people called the Eblani. In later centuries the territory north of the river [[Liffey]] was known as Mide or Midhe, which is to say "the Kingdom of Meat
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• County Wicklow
  * [[Brittas Bay]] * [[River Avoca|Meeting of the Waters]]
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• Saggart
  ...s through this valley, passing around the village on the way to meet the [[River Liffey]] by Heuston Station.
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• Irish Sea
  [[File:IMG Brittas Bay1529.jpg|right|thumb|Brittas Bay, on the County Wicklow coast]] ...the [[River Dee|Dee Estuary]], the [[River Mersey|Mersey Estuary]], the [[River Ribble|Ribble Estuary]], [[Morecambe Bay]], the [[Solway Firth]], [[Loch Ry
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• River Liffey
  [[File:Dublin River Liffey 04.JPG|right|thumb|350px|The Liffey in Dublin]] [[File:River Liffey - view upstream - geograph.org.uk - 714031.jpg|right|thumb|220px|The
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• Ringwood
  ...oric market town in southwestern Hampshire, on the [[River Avon, Hampshire|River Avon]], close to the [[New Forest]] and north of [[Bournemouth]]. It has a Ringwood is a town on the east bank of the [[River Avon, Hampshire|River Avon]] in Hampshire. It features a weekly market in the traditional market
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• Rathcoole, County Dublin
  ...tle, County Dublin|Newcastle]] and, further away, [[Brittas, County Dublin|Brittas]]. ...the eastern end linking to the [[River Camac]], both tributaries of the [[River Liffey]]. Aside from the village core, the area has housing developments s
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• Ballyfermot
  The [[River Liffey]] flows to the north, and the [[Grand Canal]], now a recreational wa ...local bawn enclosures from their inaccessible hillside encampments beyond Brittas and Bohernabreena.
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• River Camac
  [[File:Camac River Dublin.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Camac River at Inchicore]] ...rs that passes through [[Dublin]]: it was one of four tributaries of the [[River Liffey]] critical to the early development of the city.<ref>Doyle (2013), p
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