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Corryolus
(English)
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53.9553, -8.10596latitude, longitude
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"Pinkman: Coraidh-Eolais = Weir of Eolas or Eolus. This place was so called from Eolus, who was the ancestor of the Muintir Eolus. These were the ancient proprietors of the whole district. The Mac Rannals and their correlatives, who were seated in the southern portion of the County Leitrim, were their descendants. "
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Curryolis
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TAB (60:16/10) innéacs Leathanach: 35, 173, Nóta: (60:16/10) innéacs
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Corriola
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Curryolus
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Corr-olach
'the known crane'
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Corryolis
"This appears by Mr S. George's maps to be part of a division called Cloondegagh."
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Corr ui eóláis
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Coraidh Eolais
'Eolus's weir,' 'piseat Eolasii'
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Corryolus
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