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| Distinctive and highly scenic flat-topped mountain that is the setting of multiple Irish legends; it is arguably the county's most recognisable landmark | Benbulbin | 100%
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| Located 11 km south of Sligo, this small town was formerly a major railway junction, where the lines of three companies met | Collooney | 100%
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| Village in which the above is buried in the cemetery of St Columba's Church of Ireland | Drumcliffe | 100%
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| Within this quiet town you'll find a Blue Flag beach, seaweed baths and a glamping site with all sorts of unusual accommodation, including a tank and a Boeing 767! | Enniscrone | 100%
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| Mountain believed to be the burial site of Queen Meabh | Knocknarea | 100%
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| Scenic lake home to Innisfree island, setting for the poem 'The Lake Isle of Innisfree' which is featured in Irish passports | Lough Gill | 100%
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| Mountain range with the same name as a large, woolly animal | Ox Mountains | 100%
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| Beach town home to a yacht club, sea shanty festival and links golf course, at the end of a peninsula of the same name | Rosses Point | 100%
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| Renowned and highly influential poet associated with the county, whose most popular nickname is derived from him | W.B. Yeats | 100%
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| These huge Neolithic passage tombs are located on high ground in the Bricklieve mountains; unfortunately they are threatened by visitors and in need of protection | Carrowkeel Megalithic Cemetery | 50%
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| These beautiful limestone caves have featured in many Irish myths | Caves of Kesh | 50%
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| Classiebawn Castle, an attractive Scottish baronial mansion on the Mullaghmore peninsula, was built for this Victorian era British Prime Minister | Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston | 50%
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| Born in Ballymote, this virtuoso fiddler is known for his flamboyant, quick paced style of performance | Michael Coleman | 50%
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| Director of highly acclaimed films such as The Crying Game, The Butcher Boy and Breakfast on Pluto | Neil Jordan | 50%
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| With its etymology deriving from the anglicisation of Sligeach, what does it translate to? | Place of shells | 50%
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