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Way History: Clough (198724866)

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Latitude	-6.28956271
Longitude	54.96731026
description	The site is mentioned under the name of Cloghdonaghy in a description of Shane O Neill s march to Red Bay in 1585 (Hill 1873, 136) although as McNeill has observed there was no explicit mention of a castle at the site (McNeill 1983, 124). A patent f
historic	archaeological_site
license	Open Government Licence
license:url	http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/
more_info:1	An Area of Archaeological Potential has been established which covers the historic core of Clogh and extends to the north to include the castle (Ant 027:016) and the surrounding area. The Medieval and Post-Medieval Church and Graveyard of Dunaghy or Dona
more_info:1:name	from the Gazetteer of Historic Nucleated Urban Settlement
name	Clough
site_type	settlement
source	Gazetteer of Historic Nucleated Urban Settlement
source:url	https://www.communities-ni.gov.uk/sites/default/files/publications/communities/Gazetteer%20of%20Historic%20Nucleated%20Urban%20Settlement.zip

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