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Located on the Atlantic's Edge, with the twelve bens in the Backround, is the town of Clifden in County Galway. It was near Clifden , in 1919, that the first men to fly across the Atlantic non-stop, Alcock and Brown, landed. The Irish version of Clifden is "an Clochan" which means "The Stepping Stones" |
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| If you Look at the top Photo, you can just see the new Civic Centre. | ||||||
Copyright (c) John Murphy 2001