Tuam

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Tuam is a historic market town in western Ireland known for its ecclesiastical heritage and role as a regional center in County Galway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
country Ireland NERFINISHED
governedBy Galway County Council NERFINISHED
hasDialCode +353 93
hasEducationalInstitution Presentation College, Tuam NERFINISHED
St Jarlath’s College NERFINISHED
hasFunction administrative centre
commercial centre
service centre
hasHeritageType ecclesiastical heritage
hasHistoricalEvent development as an archiepiscopal centre in the 12th century
hasIrishName Tuaim NERFINISHED
hasIrishNameMeaning mound
hasLandmark Mill Museum, Tuam NERFINISHED
St Mary’s Cathedral, Tuam NERFINISHED
Temple Jarlath site NERFINISHED
Tuam Cathedral of the Assumption NERFINISHED
Tuam Market Square NERFINISHED
Tuam Town Hall NERFINISHED
hasLocalGovernmentArea Tuam Municipal District NERFINISHED
hasNotableIndustry light manufacturing
retail
services
hasPostcodeArea H54
hasReligiousSignificance medieval ecclesiastical centre
hasRiver River Nanny NERFINISHED
hasSportsClub Tuam Stars GAA club NERFINISHED
hasSportsFacility Tuam Stadium NERFINISHED
hasTransport regional bus services
historicalStatus historic market town
isNorthOf Galway city NERFINISHED
isRegionalCentreFor north County Galway
isSeatOf Church of Ireland Diocese of Tuam, Killala and Achonry NERFINISHED
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tuam NERFINISHED
isSouthOf County Mayo border
locatedIn County Galway NERFINISHED
western Ireland NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Connacht NERFINISHED
namedAfter Saint Jarlath’s monastic foundation NERFINISHED
roadJunctionOf N17 road NERFINISHED
N83 road NERFINISHED
timeZone Western European Time NERFINISHED
timeZoneDST Irish Standard Time NERFINISHED

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