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bridges carry the
Derrykerrib Road from Edergool, a townland on the Fermanagh 'mainland', across a narrow channel of Upper Lough Erne and onto Derrykerrib, a townland that was formerly an island. A new navigation channel was also cut in 2017 and 2018, when the new Derrykerrib Bridge was being built. The new bridge spans this channel, which was cut on the Derrykerrib shore of Upper Lough Erne. This new channel allows boats to sail, via the Finn River, as far as the jetty at
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across the southern part of the townland of
Annaghkilly, just south-west of Analore. The current viaduct was built in the 1920s, at the same time as Ballynure Viaduct, on the site of an earlier viaduct. Like Ballynure Viaduct, which is very nearby, Annaghkilly Viaduct did not cross the river. Most of
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The Finn meanders around the eastern edge of
Derryvollan, flowing under Derryvollan Bridge. From here on, the river flows in a mainly southerly direction. It meanders around both Rough Hill and Gola, two neighbouring townlands in the north-west of County Monaghan that are a short distance north-east
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entrance to the canal is on a narrow channel of the lough at
Edergool, a townland in the south-east of County Fermanagh that is directly opposite the townland of Derrykerrib. The canal entrance is right beside the Derrykerrib Bridges, being just to the north of the bridges, only a short distance to
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Cornacrieve, flowing past Derrygannon Community Hall, and flowing on to the east as far as the townland of Derryvollan (also spelled as Derryvullan). The river flows around the edges of Derryvollan, separating that Fermanagh townland from Cornaguillagh, Cornacreeve and Corrinshingo (also spelled
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times. An Early
Christian site, Drummully later developed into a small monastery and parish church in the Medieval Era. The church on the site was ruined by the early 1620s. The site has been used as a graveyard for several centuries, while what remains of the medieval church on this site has long
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Lisnawesnagh Bridge, which is constructed of stone, is located just north-east of Roslea and also carries the
Deerpark Road across the Finn. There are three bridges on the edge of Roslea itself, a village surrounded on three sides by the Finn. These Roslea bridges, all of which are built of stone,
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in the townland of Quivvy on the County Cavan shore of Upper Lough Erne. The
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Eshnadarragh Road across the Finn; and Derryvollan (also spelled as Derryvullan) Bridge, located a few miles north-north-east of Roslea, which carries the Deerpark Road across the Finn from County Fermanagh into County Monaghan. Derryvollan Bridge, which is
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New Bridge, a small concrete bridge built in the twentieth century, is located just over a mile south-south-west of Roslea. This bridge is on the south-western edge of Spring Grove Forest and carries the Clogh Road across the Finn. The Clogh Road joins the Mullanahinch Road (the Roslea to Clones
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across a small ornamental lake beside the main entrance into the demesne. While the viaduct does not cross the Finn River, it is located very close to the river. Ballynure Viaduct is only a short distance to the east of Annaghkilly Railway Bridge, the structure that actually carried the railway
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The river then flows back into Fermanagh, skirting around the north-western, western and southern edges of Roslea and along the western edge of Spring Grove Forest, crossing back into County Monaghan beside New Bridge. At a place between New Bridge and Aghafin House, the river
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church. Built as a parish church, Connons Chapel ceased to have this status when the Catholic Parish of Drummully was absorbed into the Parish of Clones in either the late nineteenth century or the early twentieth century. The Parish of Clones is part of the Catholic
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overlooking the Finn River, running from New Bridge to a junction on the sideroad between Clogh and Stonebridge; thus, 'the Gorry Lane' crosses from County Fermanagh into County Monaghan. The 'lane' runs just to the west and south of Rathkeevan Lough.
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in south-east Fermanagh that was formerly an island, almost 5.3 miles (around 8.5 kilometres) south-west from Clones. The river flows into a narrow channel of the lough at this place, where the townland of Edergool
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churches were completed in 1844 and are just inside County Monaghan. St. Alphonsus's Church is in an area known as the Connons, and was built in the early 1840s, just before the outbreak of the
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The following are bridges that do not actually cross the Finn River, but are located very near to the river. They are listed in order, going from the river's source towards the river's mouth.
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in the far south of the district. All roads leading into the district of Drummully go via County Fermanagh. The Cavan Road, also known locally as 'the Concession Road' (part of the
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former residence just outside Analore. The river flows to the south of Clones, the main town in West Monaghan. It then flows just to the north and north-west of the Hilton
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border being outlined in purple. The district is almost entirely surrounded by County Fermanagh. The Finn River cuts the district off from the rest of County Monaghan.
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was largely built between 1830 and 1841. In places, the now mainly derelict and disused canal runs right alongside the river, being carried across the river on an
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A small sideroad known locally as 'the Gorry Lane' is beside New Bridge, part of the 'lane' being on the edge of Spring Grove Forest. This 'lane' runs up over the
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A short distance away, in the townland of Clonooney in County Monaghan, is St. Mary's Church, the modern-day parish church for the Parish of Drummully in the
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bridges which stand right beside each other. These bridges cross from County Fermanagh into County Monaghan; however, both are located very close to
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runs very close to the Finn River, from just south of Stonebridge in West Monaghan all the way to near
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500:upstream as far as Cumber Bridge in Coolnalong (
384:. Knoppane is located a few miles north-west of
3085:
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2887:Barry O'Reilly and William Cummings (Editors),
2223:Placenamesni.org: Corragunt, County Fermanagh.
2041:
1660:
1450:
1448:
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963:Not far from both Annaghraw Railway Bridge and
301:, is a small river that flows through parts of
2897:Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht
2348:"Anlore Bridge, ANNAGHKILLY, Anlore, MONAGHAN"
1839:Castlesaunderson Demesne Townland, Co. Cavan.
1810:Placenamesni.org: Edergool, County Fermanagh.
1673:"Ballynure House, BALLYNURE, Anlore, MONAGHAN"
1550:
1426:
1424:
520:The south-western part of the Finn River cuts
2522:
1981:
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1016:Drummully Church, Graveyard and Monastic Site
512:significantly throughout most of its course.
3080:
2219:
2217:
1632:Monaghan County Development Plan, 2007-2013
1445:
321:, and County Monaghan, which is part of the
2706:"Roslea Martyrs annual tour | An Phoblacht"
2536:The Buildings of Ireland: North West Ulster
2296:
2294:
1806:
1804:
1421:
71:
2018:
2016:
2014:
2012:
1746:, p. 146. The Institute of Irish Studies,
1587:CommunityWalk: McMahon of Monaghan Sites.
686:in West Monaghan. This bridge carries the
653:
2606:"Derrykerrib Bridge Replacement Scheme |"
2568:Fishing in Ireland - Catch the unexpected
2304:, p. 51 and p. 53. Cottage Publications,
2214:
1285:, p. 69. The Institute of Irish Studies,
63:, meaning 'Fair, Clear One', 'Bright One'
2549:, London, 2003 (originally published by
2291:
1801:
967:is Nancy's Bridge, a road bridge in the
899:
827:
786:Cumber Bridge to the Derrykerrib Bridges
587:
2009:
875:
758:The river flows under Scarvy Bridge, a
428:The river flows through Stonebridge, a
3165:
3117:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
3064:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
3053:, 2003 (originally published in 1988).
2914:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
2865:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
2413:: Scarvy Bridge, Clontreat, Monaghan.
1903:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
1853:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
1701:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
1481:The Buildings of Ireland: South Ulster
1391:Cornaguillagh Townland, Co. Monaghan.
983:The most south-western stretch of the
941:
821:(the main railway line from Clones to
1774:Derrykerrib Townland, Co. Fermanagh.
1415:Corrinshingo Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1379:Derrygannon Townland, Co. Fermanagh.
1324:"Cornacreeve Townland, Co. Fermanagh"
921:in West Monaghan. This small railway
846:external border of the European Union
347:external border of the European Union
2398:Annaghkilly Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1604:"McMahon Castles in County Monaghan"
1403:Cornacreeve Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1049:are named after this monastic site.
912:
161:Knoppane, a hill just north-west of
2963:"14th Lock and 13th Lock, MONAGHAN"
2655:Corragunt Townland, Co. Fermanagh.
1950:Coolnalong Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1884:, pp. 87-88. Cottage Publications,
1303:Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland
1219:Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland
1110:
883:
682:of Stonebridge, between Clones and
620:
564:road, also runs through Drummully.
516:Drummully ('the Sixteen Townlands')
13:
2942:O'Neill Country Historical Society
1827:Edergool Townland, Co. Fermanagh.
1790:, p. 592. Geography Publications,
1744:A Dictionary of Ulster Place-Names
1730:Ballynure Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1509:"Aghafin House, AGHAFIN, MONAGHAN"
1283:A Dictionary of Ulster Place-Names
1064:style and is the modern-day local
819:Clones and Cavan Extension Railway
14:
3189:
2427:"Annies Bridge, ANNIES, MONAGHAN"
1748:The Queen's University of Belfast
1287:The Queen's University of Belfast
958:
774:, and carries the main Clones to
3091:"Rededication of Connons church"
1654:Conaghy Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1532:Aghafin Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1024:of Drummully and is just inside
971:of Annaghraw in the district of
536:) almost entirely surrounded by
532:of County Monaghan (part of the
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2488:"Annaghmullin Bridge, MONAGHAN"
2480:
2450:Annies Townland, Co. Monaghan.
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935:Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway
753:Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway
463:directly opposite Derrykerrib (
2840:"CROSSMOYLE, Clones, MONAGHAN"
2731:"AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS"
1788:Fermanagh: History and Society
1316:
1292:
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205: • coordinates
16:Small river in Ulster, Ireland
1:
2323:"Annamakiff Bridge, MONAGHAN"
1544:Nook Townland, Co. Monaghan.
1097:
908:memorial on Corragunt Bridge.
767:
763:
736:
732:
701:The Finn also flows under an
364:, which mainly flows through
139:Physical characteristics
2564:"Clones pike angling centre"
2024:"Sectarianism on the Border"
592:Map showing the district of
7:
3043:The Book of Ulster Surnames
2467:"Building 41401624MONAGHAN"
188: • location
157: • location
10:
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3173:Rivers of County Fermanagh
1608:www.mcmahonsofmonaghan.org
1307:Land and Property Services
1266:Ordnance Survey of Ireland
1223:Land and Property Services
608:
455:The Finn flows on through
2383:: Annaghkilly, Monaghan.
1992:"Cumber Bridge, MONAGHAN"
1964:"Cúil na Long/Coolnalong"
1264:Sheet 28A (3rd Edition).
1142:"Coarse Fishing - Clones"
650:) across the Finn River.
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2538:(popularly known as the
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1040:) of this area in later
897:memorial built into it.
698:road) across the river.
271: • right
1636:Monaghan County Council
654:Roslea to Cumber Bridge
625:Between its source and
368:in the west of Ulster.
3178:Rivers of County Cavan
1931:www.libraryireland.com
1301:Sheet 18 (D Edition).
1217:Sheet 27 (F Edition).
909:
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448:, near the village of
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3128:Yale University Press
3119:(better known as the
3075:Yale University Press
3066:(better known as the
2925:Yale University Press
2916:(better known as the
2876:Yale University Press
2867:(better known as the
2815:"ANNAGHRAW, MONAGHAN"
2761:"BALLYNURE, MONAGHAN"
2610:www.fox-contracts.com
2547:Yale University Press
2197:"Border Roads Closed"
1914:Yale University Press
1905:(better known as the
1864:Yale University Press
1855:(better known as the
1712:Yale University Press
1703:(better known as the
1492:Yale University Press
1483:(better known as the
950:formerly carried the
903:
831:
591:
524:off from the rest of
417:, just north-east of
380:in the south-east of
297:), also known as the
165:in the south-east of
3047:The Blackstaff Press
2967:Buildings of Ireland
2844:Buildings of Ireland
2819:Buildings of Ireland
2765:Buildings of Ireland
2543:to North West Ulster
2431:Buildings of Ireland
2352:Buildings of Ireland
2327:Buildings of Ireland
2278:Buildings of Ireland
2151:www.clonesparish.com
1996:Buildings of Ireland
1677:Buildings of Ireland
1513:Buildings of Ireland
876:Other nearby bridges
782:) across the river.
3115:Kevin V. Mulligan,
3062:Kevin V. Mulligan,
2912:Kevin V. Mulligan,
2863:Kevin V. Mulligan,
2735:republican-news.org
2710:www.anphoblacht.com
2685:www.anphoblacht.com
1901:Kevin V. Mulligan,
1851:Kevin V. Mulligan,
1699:Kevin V. Mulligan,
1479:Kevin V. Mulligan,
1460:Parks & Gardens
965:Annaghmullin Bridge
942:Annaghkilly Viaduct
834:Annaghmullin Bridge
534:Republic of Ireland
323:Republic of Ireland
243:Basin features
223: /
101:Republic of Ireland
37:Annaghmullin Bridge
3147:. 20 November 2019
2938:"The Ulster Canal"
1358:. 23 February 2012
1356:Impartial Reporter
1081:Diocese of Clogher
1071:Diocese of Clogher
910:
904:Photograph of the
850:
778:road (part of the
743:, and carries the
606:
583:Diocese of Clogher
576:Diocese of Clogher
227:54.1417°N 7.3716°W
192:Derrykerrib, near
3145:Church of Ireland
3026:Colourpoint Books
2795:. 7 November 2017
2102:Colourpoint Books
1299:Discoverer Series
1215:Discoverer Series
1078:Church of Ireland
913:Ballynure Viaduct
866:Castle Saunderson
663:'s boundary with
573:Church of Ireland
490:Castle Saunderson
331:Castle Saunderson
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1279:
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1262:Discovery Series
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1146:Monaghan Tourism
1138:
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1111:McNally, Frank.
1108:
1026:County Fermanagh
1009:Upper Lough Erne
884:Corragunt Bridge
840:on the left and
838:County Fermanagh
769:
765:
738:
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661:County Fermanagh
621:Source to Roslea
615:Upper Lough Erne
598:County Fermanagh
542:Northern Ireland
538:County Fermanagh
423:Upper Lough Erne
382:County Fermanagh
354:Upper Lough Erne
319:Northern Ireland
309:in the south of
303:County Fermanagh
295:Abhainn na Finne
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167:County Fermanagh
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97:Northern Ireland
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73:Abhainn na Finne
47:is on the right.
41:County Fermanagh
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3124:to South Ulster
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3077:, London, 2013.
3071:to South Ulster
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