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Closh River
(English)
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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
the stream of the entrails
Historical references
1420c |
O Ghlaise-an-ionathar
O Ghlaise-an-ionathar as / Go Baile Daithi ó ath-thomhas / Leithead Osraidhe as é sin /
Gné fan cosmhuile carthain.
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Tribes Oss. Leathanach: 14
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1592 |
a place in Sliebleyme called Cowlishill [UF] and the brook there called Glassheneweher
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COD Imleabhar: V, Iontráil: 164
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1621 |
Glassenanaher
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Inq. Lag. Alt: 19 J I
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1654 |
Glassynyhir
"...from thence alonge the said mountaine downe to a little brooke called Glassynyhir and alonge the said streame running betweene the pass of Ballaghmore in the Queenes County and the lands of Cullysell..." (teorainneacha bharúntacht Bhaile an Bhriotaigh (UF)).
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CS X Leathanach: 33
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