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Munnagashel
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ˌmonəˈgɑʃəl
2003
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ˌmunəˈgɑʃəl
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ˌmonəˈgɑːʃɪl
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ˌmonəˈgaːʃəl
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ˌmoləˈgaːʃəl
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ˌmonəˈgaˑʃəl
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ˌmoniːˈgaˑʃəl
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"Pinkman: Bun-na-gCaiseal = Bottom or hill-base of the stone forts. See Munakil "
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"Arch Inventory: Earthwork (site). In coniferous forest on a slight rise on the floor of Glenfarne valley (169). "
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<s>1619<s> |
<s>Monygashell<s>
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CPR Leathanach: 445b
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<s>1622<s> |
<s>Meenocassall<s>
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CPR Leathanach: 539a
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1661 |
Meanocashell
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Inq. Leathanach: 184
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1817 |
Munnygasashel
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1835 |
Moneygashel
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TAB Leathanach: innéacs, 76-7 (60:16/5)
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1836 |
Monagushel
“See page 35, Book 1"
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1836 |
Monagashel
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1836 |
Monacashel
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1836 |
Mona-gcaiseal
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1836 |
Moin na g-caiseal
'bog of the stone fort'
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1836 |
Munnagashel
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2003 |
Muine Ó gCaiseal
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