Republic of Ireland local authorities-County Cavan

County nickname

It is said the county has 365 of these; one for every day of the year(excluding leap years)

Source of Ireland's longest river, located within Cavan

Neolithic double court tomb lying on a ridge near Cootehill

Formerly a centre for the linen and flax industry; today this small town houses the headquarters of Lakeland Dairies

Town that shares its name with a US state

Multinational building materials company headquarters in Kingscourt

Ruined stone castle situated on a small circular island in a lake

Quaint and peaceful forest located in a glen along the banks of the River Cabra; formerly part of the Cabra Estate, this scenic wildlife haven was the subject of a folk song popularised by Ruby Murray

Wealthy 19th century industrialist who became one of the four 'Copper Kings' of Butte, Montana

Small town that has the highest number of pubs per person in Ireland, with 1 pub for every 34 people

Patron saint of Wexford born in Templeport; his feast day is commemorated in Bawnboy

Mysterious carved wooden Bronze Age figure found in a bog; on display at the National Museum of Ireland

Standing stones found on Shantemon mountain

Cross-border bridge which was named after this United States Senator who played a pivotal role in the Northern Irish peace process