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Chloe Magee

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The source records Raphoe as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

Chloe Magee
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Birthplace
Raphoe
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Chloe Magee is a badminton player from Raphoe in County Donegal. At Beijing in 2008 she became the first Irish woman to win an Olympic badminton match. Team Ireland records that she lost the first game before taking the next two.

Why this person is known: Irish badminton player

From Wikidata Q468589

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  • National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
  • Kenneth Allen, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
  • Kenneth Allen, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Saint Lugadius's Church (Clonleigh)Church/chapel · 188 yd

Explorer Tom Saint Lugadius's Church (Clonleigh) has Sir Richard Hansard Kt. and his wife Dame Ann (c. 1622) kneeling in stone! I bet they are holding a very stiff pose because the sculptor said, "Don't move or you'll be stuck forever!"

Clonleigh Parish HallChurch hall/parish hall · 228 yd

Explorer Tom The Clonleigh Parish Hall in Lifford, dated 1868, features trefoil-headed windows and ashlar quoins that speak of craftsmanship.

Town defences in LiffordTown defences · 357 yd

Explorer Tom Lifford’s town defences were once an old ditch encompassing the settlement, but no trace survives today. I love thinking about what this hidden boundary looked like centuries ago.

McCauley's RestaurantRestaurant · 503 yd

Explorer Tom McCauley's Restaurant serves fish and chips that are likely swimming in batter. If the fish looks suspiciously like a rock, don't worry, it's probably just very well-seasoned stone from the Atlantic Ocean.

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Explorer Tom Ecclesiastical site in Edenmore is a ghost, with its church walls vanished from view. But Donegal Council once unearthed a Maltese cross slab right there in the graveyard soil, proving this 6th-century holy spot was no myth.

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