Derrycrew

Derrycrew (from Irish Doire craobh, meaning 'oak of the wide branching trees')^[1] is a townland of 444 acres in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. It is situated in the civil parish of Loughgall and the historic barony of Oneilland West.^[2]

See also

• List of townlands in County Armagh

References

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Geography of County Armagh

List of places in County Armagh

Cities and towns

• Armagh
• Craigavon
• Lurgan
• Newry (part)
• Portadown
• Tandragee

Villages
and townlands

• Acton
• Aghacommon
• Annaghmore
• Annahugh
• Ardress
• Aughanduff
• Ballydugan
• Ballymacnab
• Bannfoot
• Belleeks
• Bessbrook
• Blackwatertown
• Broomhill
• Camlough
• Carrickaness
• Charlemont
• Cladymore
• Clonmore
• Collegeland
• Corrinshego
• Creeveroe
• Creggan
• Crossmaglen
• Cullaville
• Cullyhanna
• Darkley
• Derryadd
• Derrycrew
• Derryhale
• Derrymacash
• Derrynoose
• Derrytrasna
• Dorsey
• Drumnacanvy
• Drumintee
• Edenaveys
• Forkill
• Granemore
• Hamiltonsbawn
• Jonesborough
• Keady
• Kernan
• Killeen
• Killylea
• Kilmore
• Lislea
• Lisnadill
• Loughgall
• Loughgilly
• Madden
• Maghery
• Markethill
• Meigh
• Middletown
• Millford
• Millvale
• Mountnorris
• Mullaghbawn
• Mullaghbrack
• Mullaghglass
• Mullavilly-Laurelvale
• Newtowncloghoge
• Newtownhamilton
• Poyntzpass
• Richhill
• Scotch Street
• Silverbridge
• Tartaraghan
• The Birches
• Tullynawood
• Tynan
• Whitecross

Landforms

• Coney Island
• Derrywarragh Island
• Eamhain Mhacha
• Lough Clea
• Slieve Gullion/Ring of Gullion

Baronies

• Armagh
• Fews Lower
• Fews Upper
• Oneilland East
• Oneilland West
• Orior Lower
• Orior Upper
• Tiranny

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