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An Gabhal
genitive: an Ghabhail
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Gowle
(English)
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Historical references
1601 |
Legowle
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1654 |
Gowle
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1660c |
Gowle
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1668 |
Goold
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1744 |
Gowle
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1760 |
Gold
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1810 |
Lower Gowland ors Gowle Upper, Gowlands ows. Gowle,
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1822 |
Gould
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1824 |
Gould
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1838 |
Upper Gowlands ows. Upper Gowle, Lower Gowlands ows. Gowle,
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1839 |
Gowle
"Gould is wrong...d is superfluous" [OD Nóta];
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OD:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gabhal, 'a fork (formed by streams or glens)'
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OD:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gowle (Townland)
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Rec. Name:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gowle
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BS:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gowle Upr & Lowr
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Bk. Lands, Index to:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gowle
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BSD:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gould
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Fishbourne, Rev. R.:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gowle
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Nevill Wicklow:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1839 |
Gowle
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Balwin Map:AL Leathanach: CM024,8
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1932 |
Gowle is locally pronounced 'Goold'.
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2019 |
ˈguːl
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