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This article is from the Enya FAQ, by Kevin Martin enyafaq@brasscannon.org with numerous contributions by others.
* On June 20th 1996 the asteroid previously designated 6433 was
renamed "Enya."
* An Irish naval vessel has been named for Enya's namesake, Eithne.
(Probably for the goddess, not "our" Enya. Oh, well!)
* The Ecumenical Network for Youth Action (E.N.Y.A.) is a European
organization that struggles for "a higher profile of the concerns
of children, youth, women and those who are excluded by the church
and society".
Continue to:
music, Enya, Eithne Brennan, Celtic, Irish, Nicky and Roma Ryan EOB
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