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Market House, Arvagh The Market House is a fine building, erected some time before 1837, on the central square of the small town of Arvagh in County Cavan. Arvagh describes itself proudly as "where three provinces meet" - Leinster (County Longford), Connacht (County Leitrim) and Ulster (County Cavan) - at a point only 2 km from the town.
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| Author | Oliver Dixon |
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