Irish-Placename-Studies : Moderated discussion of placename studies in Ireland

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Irish Place Name Studies is a moderated forum for the discussion of topics relating to the place names of Ireland. Related subjects such as Irish history, Irish archaeology and Irish geography are acceptable where they bear some relevance to the core purpose of the list.

IPS is a member of Irish Quaternary Studies Online [IRQUAS].

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Irish Archaeology
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Irish Settlement Studies
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Early Modern Ireland (c.1600-1900AD)
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INSIGHT - The IRQUAS online Irish Heritage Studies Journal:
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The IRQUAS project website:
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Re: instance of ceis 'wicker causeway' with archaeology? Paul This is when Tom Burnell's book can be extremely helpful. Janet Posted - Thu Mar 15, 2012 2:29 pm	Janet Crawford reojan1 Offline Send Email
Re: instance of ceis 'wicker causeway' with archaeology? Hi Janet, I'm only repeating what is already available on logainm.ie for the townland of Kishawanny Lower. If you have a look there, you'll see anglicised Posted - Thu Mar 15, 2012 1:12 pm	Paul pdtempan Offline Send Email
Re: instance of ceis 'wicker causeway' with archaeology? Paul, Would Ceis an Bhainne perhaps be Ceis an mHanaigh instead? Bridge of the monks seems more likely than milk?? Janet Posted - Wed Mar 14, 2012 2:11 pm	Janet Crawford reojan1 Offline Send Email
Re: instance of ceis 'wicker causeway' with archaeology? Thanks Pete, Janet and Paddy for your replies. Pete's Kishawanny looks promising as I see from logainm.ie that it has been interpreted as Ir. Cis a bhainne, Posted - Wed Mar 14, 2012 12:31 pm	Paul pdtempan Offline Send Email
Re: instance of ceis 'wicker causeway' with archaeology? Paul asks: === Does anybody know if archaeological evidence of such a causeway has been found at any of the places whose names contain the element ceis? Posted - Tue Mar 13, 2012 11:13 pm	PeteScherm@... petescherm Offline Send Email
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