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'''Carrawen''' (/kær.ə.wɛn/,[[Carrawenian language|Carrawenian:]] ''Cnáʿon'' [kɾˠaːən̪ˠ]), officially the '''Isle of Carrawen''' ([[Carrawenian language|Carrawenian:]] ''Í Chnáʿon'' [iː xɾˠaːən̪ˠ]) | '''Carrawen''' (/kær.ə.wɛn/,[[Carrawenian language|Carrawenian:]] ''Cnáʿon'' [kɾˠaːən̪ˠ]), officially the '''Isle of Carrawen''' ([[Carrawenian language|Carrawenian:]] ''Í Chnáʿon'' [iː xɾˠaːən̪ˠ]), is a self-governing British Crown dependency situated in the Bay of Donegal, about fifty kilometres west of Rossan Point. The head of state, {{wpl|Elizabeth II|Queen Elizabeth II}}, holds the title [[Lord of Carrawen|Lady of Carrawen]] ([[Carrawenian language|Carrawenian:]] ''Ráibhe Chnáʿon'') and is represented by a [[Lieutenant Governor of Carrawen|lieutenant governor]]. The United Kingdom holds responsibility for the island's defence. | ||
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Carrawen (/kær.ə.wɛn/,Carrawenian: Cnáʿon [kɾˠaːən̪ˠ]), officially the Isle of Carrawen (Carrawenian: Í Chnáʿon [iː xɾˠaːən̪ˠ]), is a self-governing British Crown dependency situated in the Bay of Donegal, about fifty kilometres west of Rossan Point. The head of state, Queen Elizabeth II, holds the title Lady of Carrawen (Carrawenian: Ráibhe Chnáʿon) and is represented by a lieutenant governor. The United Kingdom holds responsibility for the island's defence.