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caher
In Ireland, ancient stonework thought to have been intended for defensive work for a church or for several sacred buildings.


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Local Fianna Fail Councillor Pat Hayes said the tragedy at Caher, near Feakle, Co Clare, had numbed the local community.
Limerick permit-holder John Long trained his second winner on the track when Stephen Gray partnered Caher Lass in this incident-packed contest.
 
 
 
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