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Dromore

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Dromore

Town in northwest County Down, Northern Ireland; population (2001) 4,600. It is situated on the River Lagan, 27 km/17 mi from Belfast. The present Protestant cathedral was erected after the destruction of the town during the insurrection of 1641. Nearby is the well-preserved Norman motte and bailey, Dromore Mound.

The cathedral contains the tombs of two important bishops, Jeremy Taylor (1613–1667) and Thomas Percy.



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He was born in Dromore, County Tyrone, and raised in nearby Omagh, in the north of Ireland, though he has lived and worked most of his adult life in and around Dublin, aside from a few brief stays in the United States.
Memories, legends & lies by Lakeland, Paul / Commonweal
Raymond Hobbs 35 Dromore Crescent Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, L8S 4A8
Leo G. Perdue, ed. The Blackwell Companion to the Hebrew Bible by Hobbs, T. Raymond / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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