Monaghan

[ mon-uh-guhn, -han ]

noun

1. a county in the NE Republic of Ireland. 498 sq. mi. (1,290 sq. km). : Monaghan.

Monaghan

/ ˈmɒnəhən /

noun

1. a county of NE Republic of Ireland, in Ulster province: many small lakes. County town: Monaghan. Pop: 52 593 (2002). Area: 1292 sq km (499 sq miles)
2. a town in NE Republic of Ireland, county town of Co Monaghan. Pop: 5717 (2002)

Example Sentences

Fort Bliss was shot in just 21 days, with the crew, Monaghan says, “running and gunning, literally.”

From The Daily Beast

It may surprise you a bit, then, to learn that Monaghan got her start as a model.

From The Daily Beast

“It must be because we only represent one percent of the population,” says Monaghan, rolling her eyes.

From The Daily Beast

According to Monaghan, this was a very regular occurrence among the female soldiers stationed there.

From The Daily Beast

“All the background extras are real soldiers, and the vehicles, guns, everything are authentic,” says Monaghan.

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It will be remembered that in Monaghan 60 Irish acres were allotted to each tate instead of the usual 30.

From Project Gutenberg

An English tourist happening to see this case had him removed to the Monaghan Asylum.

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Monaghan came to us a runaway apprentice,--not, by-the-bye, the best recommendation for a servant.

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It may be imagined that the picked men of Monaghan are not very pleased at playing second fiddle to an electioneering scheme.

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The gaol is the most striking building, and I wandered through its deserted corridors, desolate as those of Monaghan.

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