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Hierarchy
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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
Tobar Baoith
the well of Baoth
Baoth — ainm ceana naoimhAinm ceana é Baoth ar Bhréanainn Chluana Fearta, éarlamh an pharóiste seo (féach Ó Riain, Dictionary of Irish Saints 117; Ó Corragáin, History and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory II 227).
Cill Fhinnche Mhór/Bheag
the church of Finneach
Finneach — ainm naoimhLuaitear an naomh Finneach leis an deoise seo. Tá áit i bparóiste Cheanannais i gCill Chainnigh atá ainmnithe ina diaidh .i. bf Cill Fhinnche (#26289) (CC 27).
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Historical references
1429 |
Kyllindue, vicar of
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CPL Imleabhar: VIII, Leathanach: 98
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1460c |
Kyllenne
Ahtmart, Kathyr ...
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Leathanach: 186
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1491 |
[the perpetual vicarage of the parish church] of St. Brendan [sancti Brandani], Kyllyne
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CPL Imleabhar: XV, Leathanach: 691
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1540 |
Kyllyn, rectory of
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Ir. Mon. Poss. Leathanach: 186
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1570–80c. |
(?) Ceall Fhiodhna
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LBran. Líne: 1748
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1571 |
Kilenny
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COD Imleabhar: v, 183
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1571 |
Killynny
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COD Imleabhar: v, 200
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1576 |
Kylline
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F Leathanach: 2872
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1591 |
Killenny
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F Leathanach: 4695
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1601 |
Killine
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F Leathanach: 6493
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1601 |
Killary
John Rochefford
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F Leathanach: 6551
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1611 |
Killine otherwise Killynny
Florence Fitz-Patrick
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CPR Leathanach: 198
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1621 |
Killine, rectory of
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 19 J I
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1655 |
Killeny
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1655 |
Killenny Parish
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1659 |
Killeny
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Cen. Leathanach: 493
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1660c |
Killenny, Parish of
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BSD (La) Leathanach: 130
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1660c |
Killenymore
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BSD (La) Leathanach: 130
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1667 |
Killennymore and Knockangraly
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ASE Leathanach: 121
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1669 |
Killennymore, and Knocknagrasse als Knocknegrally
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ASE Leathanach: 214
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1670c |
Patronus ecclesiae Killeen et Cahir, S. Brandanus
Bishop Phelan's List
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 227
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1685 |
Killeny [Parish]
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1805 |
Tubbermore/Killiny
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1812 |
Tubber-bowe
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Leet Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 238
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1838 |
Killenymore
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Bar. Cons.:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Tubberboe alias Killinnymore
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BS:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Killnemore
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Inq. C I:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Killiny, Tubbermore
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Cahill Co. Map:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
[Toberboe or Killennymore]
"…an old church and graveyard…2 Danish forts…"
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Desc. Rem.:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Killenymore
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DS:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Tubberboe alias Killinnymore
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Gannon, C.:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Killeny
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GJP 1836:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Killenymore
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HCSV:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Toberboe or Killennymore
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OD:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Tubberboe alias Killennymore
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Lodge, R.:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Cill Eitne mor, 'St. Eithnea's large church'
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OD:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Tobar bó, 'cow-well'
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OD:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Tubberboe or Killinnymore
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Pratt, S.:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Tubberboe alias Killennymore
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Price, Rev.T.:AL Leathanach: La006,5
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1838 |
Its Irish name is probably Cill Eithne, the Church of Saint Ethne
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LSO (La) Imleabhar: I, Imleabhar: 181
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1905 |
Killiny otherwise Tubberboe. The local English sound of the name is Kyle-ǐny (accent on first syllable); the Irish sound is Kyle-ǐnǎ (accent also on first syllable). The name may represent the Irish Cill-Fhinnche, .i. the Church of St. Finneach
(ar lean) and may be derived from St. Finneach Duirn, Bishop, whose feast occurs on Feb. 2nd. It may also represent Cill Fhinchi, the church of St. Fainche or Finche, Virgin ...
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 226
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1905 |
Tubberboe Well: It is sometimes called Tubberig and Tubberach. On the OS map it is called
(ar lean) "St. John's well"
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 228
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2004 |
tobərˈboː
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