Category:Ballyjamesduff

**Ballyjamesduff**
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Instance of	human settlement;
Location	County Cavan, Ulster, Ireland
Area	1.69 km²;
Elevation above sea level	104 ±1 m;
	53° 51′ 00″ N, 7° 12′ 00″ W
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English: Ballyjamesduff is a medium-sized town with a population of 2,240 in County Cavan in Ireland, located on the R194 regional road. It is famous for being in the Percy French song "Come back Paddy Reilly to Ballyjamesduff", which was written about a man from the area who acted as Jarvy (coach driver) for French and decided to emigrate to Scotland. It is said that he drove his horse and cart to Carrick-on-Shannon, parked the horse and cart outside the railway station and took the train to Dublin. Legend has it that the horse ran all across Ireland looking for Paddy, until Paddy Reilly was said to have returned. Paddy Reilly is now supposedly buried in St Joseph's graveyard, in Ballyjamesduff.

Français : Ballyjamesduff (Baile Shéamais Dhuibh en irlandais) est une ville du comté de Cavan en République d'Irlande.

Italiano: Ballyjamesduff è una cittadina nella contea di Cavan, in Irlanda.

Slovenčina: Ballyjamesduff ( ír. Baile Shéamais Dhuibh) je mesto v severovýchodnej časti Írska, v grófstve Cavan. Žije tu 1 690 obyvateľov (2006).

Svenska: Ballyjamesduff ( iriska: Baile Shéamais Dhuibh) är en ort med 2 240 invånare på den mellersta delen av Irland i grevskapet Cavan vid väg R194.