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Doneyloop
Hamlet in Ulster, Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Doneyloop (Irish: Dún na Lúb, meaning 'fort of the river bend'),[2] sometimes spelt Dunnyloop or Dunnaloob, is a townland and hamlet near Castlefin in the Finn Valley of east County Donegal in Ireland. It is located on the Urney Road in the civil parish of Urney. The village of Clady, County Tyrone, in Northern Ireland, is nearby. Dunnaloob townland is in the electoral division of Urney West.[3]
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History
Saint Bridget's holy well, located at Cormakilly near Donneyloop, is a religious site historically associated with Saint Bridget.[4]

St. Columba's Church, located at Dunnaloob in Urney West, is a Catholic church built in 1868 and designed by John O'Neill. It is within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Derry and is part of the Urney and Castlefin parish along with Saint Mary's Church in Castlefin.[5]
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Doneyloop Community Centre and Youth Club, located at Dunnaloob in Urney West, offers the hall for the Urney parish and kitchen. The youth club offers: sports, arts and crafts, quizes and trips.[citation needed]
There is one housing estate in Doneyloop, the Doneyloop Estate is located at Dunnaloob, Castlefin. It has eleven houses and is named after Saint Columba.[6][failed verification]
The local national (primary) school, Saint Safan's National School, is located at Drumdoit.[7]
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Geography
Townlands in the area, within Urney West Electoral Division, include:
The townland of Dunnaloob is spelt differently from the hamlet name.[22] However, many people and the local road signs give Doneyloop as the name of the area.[citation needed]
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