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Graine
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52.697, -7.53254latitude, longitude
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Historical references
| 1633c |
go Gréin Airbh
"ó Chnámhchoill ag Tiobraid Árann go Gréin Airbh soir, .i. Cros Ghréine."
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FFÉ Leathanach: 304
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| 1633c |
Cros Ghréine
"ó Chnámhchoill ag Tiobraid Árann go Gréin Airbh soir, .i. Cros Ghréine."
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FFÉ Leathanach: 304
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| 1705c |
Greine .c. Chille Cainne
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LN G192 Leathanach: 4
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| 1818 |
Cross Grain
Preston and Purdon marriage articles; var. lec. Greun
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CGn. Leathanach: 763.502.518237
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| 1842 |
Grean Hill
bf Ballynascarry (Gore)
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SO 6" Leathanach: E1, 12
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| 1856 |
i nGréin Airbh
s.a. 891; "Ar nEoghanachta la hOsraigibh i nGréin Airbh, .i. la mac Cearbhaill, et la Laighnibh."
n. (k)--"Now Greane, in the barony of Crannagh, and county of Kilkenny, and on the borders of the county of Tipperary.--See Circuit of Muircheartach Mac Neill, p.39, note 87."
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ARÉ Leathanach: i, 548
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| 1903 |
Graine Hill
bf Ballynascarry (Gore)
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SO 6" Leathanach: E2, 12
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| 1903 |
Graine School
bff Ballynascarry (Gore), Glenreagh
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SO 6" Leathanach: E2, 12
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| 1905 |
Grian-Airbh [now Grane Hill]
(as leagan Laidine de FFÉ) "...et a Grenarbhia ad Montem Margium Kilkenniensi..."; aistrithe ag Carrigan: "...and between Grian-Airbh [now Grane Hill, parish of Urlingford] and Sliabh-Mairge..."
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Carrigan Leathanach: i, 2
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| 1905 |
Graeng
"By the local Irish speakers Grane is always pronounced Graeng, or rather Girraeng, and the chapel of Grane, Shaypeeoll Ghraeng."
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Carrigan Leathanach: ii, 374
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| 1910 |
grian airbh
"ár n-Eoganachta la h-Osraigib i nGréin Airb", Mi.; al Cros Gréine; Greane Hill, b. Cranagh c. Kilk., on border of dd, Ossory and Cashel ...
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| 1995 |
Graine Hill
158m airde
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SO 1:50,000 Leathanach: 60
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