River Boyne

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The River Boyne is a historically significant river in eastern Ireland, famed for the Battle of the Boyne and its rich archaeological and mythological heritage.

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Irish Sea hasInflow River Boyne
Leinster containsRiver River Boyne
Siege of Drogheda tookPlaceNear River Boyne
Hill of Slane nearbyWaterBody River Boyne
Battle of the Boyne riverCrossed River Boyne
Slane Castle locatedNear River Boyne
Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland locatedOn River Boyne
subject surface form: Drogheda
Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland hasRiver River Boyne
subject surface form: Drogheda
County Meath contains River Boyne
Drogheda locatedOnRiver River Boyne
River Stoneyford tributaryOf River Boyne
River Stoneyford mouth River Boyne
Navan locatedOnRiver River Boyne
River Deel tributaryOf River Boyne
subject surface form: River Deel (Boyne)
River Deel mouthLocatedIn River Boyne
subject surface form: River Deel (Boyne)
River Tremblestown tributaryOf River Boyne
River Tremblestown mouth River Boyne
Boyne Valley namedAfter River Boyne
Boyne Valley traversedBy River Boyne
Newgrange locatedNear River Boyne
Boann associatedWith River Boyne
Boann riverPersonification River Boyne
Trim locatedOnRiver River Boyne
Trim nearbyWaterBody River Boyne
Slane locatedOn River Boyne
River Skane tributaryOf River Boyne
Boyne Viaduct crosses River Boyne