"Pinkman: Cluana-Chuinn = Conn’s lawn or meadow. This may be like clonyquin in Offaly. Cluain-Uí-Chuinn, O’Quinn’s lawn or meadow. Cluain means a fertile piece of land, pasture land (Dineen); a plain between woods, a fine level fit for pasture (Hogan). "

"Arch. Inventory: Boihy/Cloonaquin/Gortnaskeagh Cairn. On one of the peaks of Benbo Mountain (15). Rath. At the foot of the E-facing slop of Benbo Mountain close to the Bonet River (69). Rath. On the summit of a gentle rise of the floor of the Bonet river valley (70). Enclosure. In an area of marshy grassland and rock outcrop close to the right bank of the Bonet River (141). Earthwork (site). In an area of hilly scrub and rock outcrop (164). Graveyard (possible, site). ‘Calderagh.’ In reclaimed pasture in a low-lying position close to the Bonet River. Marked ‘Calderagh’… (194). "