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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0925, Page 211

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  1. Names of Townlands

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    GLENART = Gleann Airt ( pron., Glanart)
    GARRANAGOWLAN = Gearra na nGabhlán (plural.
    BALLINAMONA = Baile na móna (gen., fem..)
    TEMPLEUSK = Teampall-loisce (pron., loc,. Tampull-usk)
    KNOCKNAMOHILL = Cnoch na mbuachaill.
    PARKNASHAW = Pairch na seabhaigh
    BALLINAPARK = Baile na pairce (gen., sing.,)
    CASTLEMACADAM = Caisleán mich adam.
    BALLYMONEEN = Baile móinín
    KILQUEENY = Cille
    BALLYGAHAN = Baile gathain
    CRONEMORE = Cróghan-mór.
    RAHENVINE = Rath an bhinn (gen of beann)
    KILCASHEL = Cille-casil
    KNOCKENODE = Cnoch an fhóid (gen. sing.,)
    COOLAFLAKE = ?
    SLIEVNAVODE = Sliebhe na bfód (gen pl., compare
    CONARY = Conair-fhraoigh ?
    KILMACOO
    CRONEBANE = CROGHAN BÁN
    TIGRONEY
    KNOCKENREE = Cnoch an fhraoigh (gen., sing fraoch).
    BALLINVALLEY = Baile an bhealaigh (gen., sing of bealach)
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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