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Cookstown, located in Northern Ireland, derives its name from the Irish "Cnoc an tSúgair," meaning "hill of the sweet." The town was founded in the 17th century and was initially known for its agricultural and market activities. The name reflects the area's landscape and possibly the Natural Resources available, contributing to its development. Over time, Cookstown evolved into a significant commercial hub in the region.
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When was Cookstown created?
Cookstown was created in 1609.
What is Cookstown's population?
Cookstown's population is 10,646.
Where is cookstown?
Cookstown is in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, BT Postcode. There is also a Cookstown in Canada. Hope this helps
When did Cookstown railway station end?
Cookstown railway station ended in 1956.
When was Cookstown railway station created?
Cookstown railway station was created in 1879.
How many miles from Cookstown to Dublin airport?
There is more than one Cookstown in Ireland. From Cookstown in Dublin, it is about 14 miles or 23 kilometres. From the most well known Cookstown in Ireland, in county Tyrone, it is about 102 miles or 163 kilometres.
When was Cookstown Fr. Rock's GAC created?
Cookstown Fr. Rock's GAC was created in 1938.
Origin of townland tyresson nr cookstown n Ireland?
Yes there is land called Tyresson outside Cookstown
Where is Alliston?
Alliston is located in Ontario, about 18 km from Cookstown
Where can the township of Cookstown be found?
The township of Cookstown can be found in the County Tyrone in Northern Ireland. The town is the fourth largest town in the county. It has a population of about 11.000 people according to the 2001 census.
Who won the first open race at cookstown 100 in the year 2000?
Adrian Archibald, aboard a Honda CBR 600. It was called the Cookstown 100 Race A, later to be known as the Open Race.
How far from Cookstown to Belfast city?
About 46 miles or 75 kilometres.
