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- (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)eighty, the Technical School with about sixty and the Protestant School with about seventy.I do not think Belturbet is mentioned in song or story but it is in history. Owen Roe O'Neill had his camp in it in the seventeenth century. Shortly before his death he was carried through it on his way to Cloch Oughter Castle where his sister lived.There is a difference of opinion about how the town got its name. Some people say it is called after an island the shape of a turbot which is beside the town. Others say that the word "Belturbet" means the "Mouth of a Ford" because long ago there was a ford where Kilconny briidge is now. It is also said that it got its name from a quarrel which was between two families of O'Reillys who lived one on each side of the river.The land is very hilly and some parts of it are fairly fertile. There is a wood about two miles from the town and also many trees planted round the district. The River Erne flows through the town(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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- Béal Tairbirt, Co. an Chabháin
