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County Monaghan, comprising some 136,000 hectares, is a landlocked county, having boundaries with four other Ulster counties — Tyrone, Armagh, Fermanagh and Cavan — as well as with Louth and Meath. The county name derives from Muineachan, the place of the thickets. Much of the county is a mix of rounded hills and poorly drained uplands interspersed with more fertile and manageable soils on the lower parts where limestone predominates. The highest hills are the Slieve Beagh range in the north-west...

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