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Eoin, The index to the Annals of the Four Masters has 'Sighe-Mór, an ancient road extending from Dublin to Clarinbridge, in the county of Galway'. Under the ...
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Hi folks, You may be interested in a new forum which by Simon Stewart has kindly set up for members of the Mountain Views website. It is on the rather...
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Poor Tibberaghny, it has been shoveled between Co. Tipperary and Co. Kilkenny over the centuries. From various sources it has been written as Tybroughney or...
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Accordint to Logainm.ie it is Tiobra Fhachna as for Leghetagkairaghe I can't find anything for it in the database or via a google search. Are you sure that you...
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Muris, I have it right, but it is out of the abominable Inquisitions and the Brits of that time were not known for their spelling feats or even hearing Irish...
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Here is the statement from the Inquisitions: "On 1 April 1536, James granted to John Ocuyron of Clonmel, merchant, an island called Ilean Tybraghevyne & an...
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-kairaghe looks very like caorach 'of sheep', Leg- 'hollow' at the beginning, not sure about th e middle of this name. Or Leacht na gCaorach, 'grave- monument...
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Hi Janet, As Magh Feimhinn and Cnoc Feimhinn (= Sliabh na mBan) are not far away, Tybraghevyne suggests *Tiobra Fheimhinn to me, or possibly *Tiobra Fhach[t]na...
Paul Tempan
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footnote p413 History of Clonmel (William P Burke) has Leghetagkairaghe as Loghkeragh alias Logtikeragh ...
Tom Ikins
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... Hi Tom, That is an interesting find, but somehow I am not willing to buy into it just yet. For some reason it just appears that Burke tried to anglicize...
Janet Crawford
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Oct 8, 2009
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My tuppence worth........... and I am afraid it is in the category described by Janet as making 'a stab' at the name. As well as looking at Log = a hollow,...
Ed O Riordan
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... Ah, now maybe there's a trail....I went into my Fir Bolg tribe names, because they were sort of headquartered at the mouth of the Suir, and there is a...
Janet Crawford
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Hello Janet, It seems to me that Tom's suggestion has a lot going for it. The footnote that he refers to in is the text of a land grant to Sir James Gough...
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... This is terrific information, Tony. Let me take a second to thank everyone who has provided some insight so far, but I hope people keep looking, too. I am...
Janet Crawford
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I think we have some possible additional back-up for the Currig. In a Clonmel Inquisition c. 1596 is a valuation of the spiritual promotions and dignities in...
Janet Crawford
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... On top of all that, I have found an exact location for Leghetagkairaghe. The Civil Survey 1654-56 for Tipperary has the following on p.307 under...
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Perfect, Tony. If it is the lake OF..., there must perhaps have been a townland there also. I'll see what I can do with the other townland names a little...
Janet Crawford
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Tony, The only thing I can add at the moment is that Decoy is als. Ciaran's Trench als. Teampall MoChuana (St. Cuana). Clashavaddra, from what I understand is...
Janet Crawford
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-- Tom Ikins The Roman Map of Britain http://www.romanmap.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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The National Archives has launched a digitised collection of early Irish maps (c.1558 – c.1610) from the State Papers Ireland at ...
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Oct 15, 2009
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... Janet, The way I see it, Shanballyard, Clashavaddra, Decoy and Clonmore are all adjoining townlands more or less in a triangular shape, with Clashavaddra...
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Tony, I think that is very clear and not too simple at all. Thank you for the extra information. For two such tiny parishes, Mora & Inishlaunaght, with tiny...
Janet Crawford
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Did you ever find anything pertaining to the Kinsellas or the Kavanaughs? Jack Kinsella In a message dated 10/15/2009 5:11:53 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, ...
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Could Scaghnerinnie be Skeheenarince, a village on the road between Mitchellstown and Caher? Donal From: Irish-Placename-Studies@yahoogroups.com ...
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Hi Donal, good point. While Scaghnerinnie and Skeheenarince appear in two different baronies, their names are very silmilar. Logainm.ie has a long note on...
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Donal, Tony, Locals in Skeheenarinky pay little heed to Power's interpretation of the name Skeheenarinky...preferring instead a distant folk memory of the said...
Ed O Riordan
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So let's complicate it a bit more. I have a Skeaghenneskery or Sheaghiniskerry, which I found translated as "Sgathan Iascaraigh", or Fisherman's shelter in...
Janet Crawford
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Janet Quote I'm currently picking out the names from the Civil Survey, a lot of which are names of fords, but not all. It's a pain to go over to the library ...
Clare Tuohy
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Clare, I am aware it is on there, but it is a large file and takes a bit to download and uses up my broadband quota. Easier to get to the library for me. Janet...
Janet Crawford
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Thank you Clare, I have downloaded the files. Janet, if you are interested I can burn them onto a cd for you if you pm an address. Tony...
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