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In [[Irish Gaelic]], '''Anagaire''' , the meaning of which is unclear, has seen large numbers of its parish folk working in [[Scotland]], [[England]] and [[Wales]] and much wider afield including the [[USA]] and [[Canada]]. |
In [[Irish Gaelic]], '''Anagaire''' , the meaning of which is unclear, has seen large numbers of its parish folk working in [[Scotland]], [[England]] and [[Wales]] and much wider afield including the [[USA]] and [[Canada]]. |
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The village has an Irish Speaking college in the summer months where the ancient |
The village has an Irish Speaking college in the summer months where the ancient [[Irish Gaelic]] language can be learnt by young and old alike. |
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Local B & B include the Bayview, in Annagry West. |
Local B & B include the Bayview, in Annagry West. |
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Annagry, village in the Gaeltacht area of NW Donegal, near to Crolly and with a population in the census of 247 souls.
In Irish Gaelic, Anagaire , the meaning of which is unclear, has seen large numbers of its parish folk working in Scotland, England and Wales and much wider afield including the USA and Canada.
The village has an Irish Speaking college in the summer months where the ancient Irish Gaelic language can be learnt by young and old alike.
Local B & B include the Bayview, in Annagry West.
A local Oil supplier is McDevitt's who supply fuel oil to both local and Countywide users of oil.
In the first month of June, the Annual Festival takes place, when those who have left often return to spend some time in Sharkeys Bar , and Caisleáin Óir, (formerly Jack's Bar) and Teach Conal (formerly Duffy's).
The nearby Deeragh hill provides panoramic view of the far off Mount Errigal, Donegals highest peak.
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