List of places in Ireland

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This is a list of places in Ireland.

All-island lists

Republic of Ireland-specific lists

Northern Ireland-specific lists

County-specific lists

Antrim

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Armagh

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Carlow

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Cavan

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Clare

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Cork

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Donegal

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Dublin

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Fermanagh

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Galway

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Kerry

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Kildare

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Kilkenny

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Laois

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Leitrim

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Limerick

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Londonderry

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Longford

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Louth

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Mayo

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Meath

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Monaghan

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Offaly

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Roscommon

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Sligo

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Tipperary

Tyrone

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Waterford

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Westmeath

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Wexford

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Wicklow

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Loughinsholin</span> Barony in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland

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