"Cf. Lo BÁC: Páirc na bhFuiseog "

"Pinkman Ceathramha-na-gCáiréad = Quarter land of the carrots (wild). According to O’Donovan this was the old Irish name of the place. It is a very large townland, a lot of it mountain, and lies about two miles south of Manorhamilton. "

"• Arch. Inventory: Wedge tomb. ‘Megalith.’ On a low ridge on the floor of the Bonet River valley (9). Prehistoric enclosure. On a high plateau (29). Cashel. Towards the bottom of the W-facing slope of the Bonet river valley (106). Rath. On a very steep W-facing slope of the Bonet river valley (106). Rath. At the W edge of a plateau overlooking the Bonet river valley (106). Cashel. At the summit of a NE-SW ridge on a plateau (106). Souterrain. There is a record of a souterrain comprising a passage with a lintelled roof within an enclosure (135). Enclosure. On top of a drumlin on the floor of the Bonet river valley (155). Enclosure. On top of a rise on the floor of the Bonet river valley (155). Enclosure. In a fold on generally high ground (155). Earthwork (site). On the W-facing slope of a hill in the Bonet river valley (168). Booley hut. At the edge of a plateau overlooking the Bonet river valley to W (230). "

"Larkfield = Scardán? "

(MOLTA: Sráidainmneacha Chluainín)

(O’Donnell)

, 'the above name is a fancy name given by the Earl O'Donnell'

quarter of the carrots'

(J O’Donnell)

(O’Donnell)