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About 115 miles or 185 kilometres by the most direct route. There are longer routes that would actually be quicker as they are by motorway.
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What is the distance between Longford and Portlaoise?
About 106 kilometres or 66 miles.
Distance Armagh to Dungannon?
About 13 miles or 21 kilometres.
When was Portlaoise RFC created?
Portlaoise RFC was created in 1966.
The distance from Down to Armagh?
Down and Armagh are neighbouring counties and so share a border. On that basis the counties are zero miles from each other.
What is the population of portlaoise?
The population of Portlaoise is approximately 24,000 people.
What is the Irish word for portlaoise county?
Portlaoise is a town the county is Laois, the Irish is - Contae Laoise
What are some fun things to do in Portlaoise?
Some fun things to do in Portlaoise include Fly Fishing, hunting and visiting museums. You can set up a trip to Portlaoise online at the Trip Advisor website.
What is an Armagh person?
It is a person from the county or city of Armagh. They can be just known as an Armagh man or an Armagh woman.
What is the capital of Armagh?
Armagh is a county in Ireland and its county town is the city of Armagh.
What is Armagh's population?
The population of Armagh is 14,590.
What is the country code and area code of Portlaoise Ireland?
The country code and area code of Portlaoise, Ireland is 353, (0)57.
Where does the primate of Ireland live?
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