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barúntacht

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baile fearainn

baile fearainn
Baile Shéamais
ginideach: Bhaile Shéamais
ainm neamhdheimhnithe (Cad é seo?)
(Gaeilge)
Jamestown
(Béarla)

Ainmneacha eile

Cill (t)Srianáin
ainm stairiúil (Cad é seo?)
(Gaeilge)
Cill Tréanáin
ainm stairiúil (Cad é seo?)
(Gaeilge)
Cill Trianáin
ainm stairiúil (Cad é seo?)
(Gaeilge)

Gluais

Béarla townland, town, homestead
Béarla church

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  • Gaeilge

    the town of Séamas
    Séamas — ainm pearsanta (< an Rí Séamas I Shasana); 'The earlier designation was Béal Átha Cille Srianáin, or perhaps Baile Cille Srianáin ... Lughaidh Ó Cleirigh understood the name as Trénán. This in fact is the correct form of the name' P. Walsh, Irish Leaders and Learning 299-300.

  • English

    the town of Séamas
    Séamas — personal name (< King James I of England); 'The earlier designation was Béal Átha Cille Srianáin, or perhaps Baile Cille Srianáin ... Lughaidh Ó Cleirigh understood the name as Trénán. This in fact is the correct form of the name' P. Walsh, Irish Leaders and Learning 299-300.

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Jamestown
ˈʤeːmzˌtəun
Áit.
Jamestown
ˈʤeːmztən
Áit.
Féach Bréifne, 1971 Leathanach: 327
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"Arch. Inventory Church (site). Within Jamestown on the floodplain of the River Shannon. A Franciscan convent dedicated to St Mary was founded c.1644, and a meeting of Catholic bishops was held there in 1650. The Franciscans held a last recorded chapter meeting there in 1658, but the community continued in the area into the 18th century, and titulat guardians were appointed down to 1860. The site of their convent is sometimes thought to be the site of the parish church, but is more likely to have been at a different location, sometimes identified as that of the old national school (181). Church. ‘Church (in Ruins).’ On a gently NE-facing slope on the bank of the River Shannon and just outside the N gate of Jamestown. Parish church of Jamestown, built in the 17th century and first mentioned as Kilshreenan in 1683 (Logan 1971, 323). It is within a triangular graveyard defined by masonry walls, and is probably on the site of St Trenan’s or Srianan’s church, which is first mentioned in 13
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"Éamonn Ó Tuathail, Éigse VI: 253-4. The reference is to Baile Shéamuis, Jamestown, which was so named “in hounour of James I,” PG. Its old name was Cell Srianain, Annals of Ulster, iii, p.360; Misc. Annals. P. 138. In 1595 Red Hugh O’Donnell led his army across a ford here, Life of Hugh Roe O’Donnell (ed. Rev. D. Murphy), p.80. “The Shannon at Jamestown suddenly passes from the character of a broad and deep river to that of a shallow, rapid ang unnavigable stream,” PG, s.n. Jamestown. A longer form of the name is ‘Beallakillesrenan’ (= Béal Átha Cille Srianáin?), Hardiman, 348. The late Father P. Walsh states (Irish Book Lover xxvii, 244) that Cell Trénáin is the correct form of the name (279-80). "
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Additions to the Commentary on the Poem on the Shannon (Éigse VII, 271-274)
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253-4. The true name of Jamestown is Tulach according to Calendar of State Papers – 14 Aug. 1622 “There was established a corporate town in a commodious place on the Shannon called Tullagh and now incorporated by the name of Jamestown” – not withstanding Dr. Paul Walsh’s dicta.
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"“This town was built by Sir Charles Coote AD 1622, at the charges of King James from whom the town in named… The town hath 200 acres under its liberty; the town and land belong to the Earl of Mountrath. The part of the town without the North gate belongs to the Bishop of Ardagh formerly called Killshreenane though now vulgarly reputed part of the Corporation” (Journal of the Ardagh and Clonmacnoise Antiquarian Society, Iml. 1, Uimh.3, c.1931/2, lch 40) "
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“In the time of Lord Grandison’s government, and upon the plantation of the county of Leitrim, there was established a corporate town in a commodious place on the Shannon, called Tullagh, and now incorporated by the name of Jamestown, the building, walling, and fortifying of which was referred to the care of Sir Charles Coote, a principal gentleman of that province of approved industry and integrity, fit for the undertaking of such a work, and of a good estate answerable for the same. And for the good of this new town, at the petition of the principal gentleman and freeholders of the county of Roscommon, it was established by Act of State that the assizes and quarter sessions for that county should be kept for one and twenty years at a place within tht at county bordering upon Jamestown, and now called Charlestown; and the care of building a gaol and sessions house there was committed by the Deputy and Council to the said Sir Charles Coote, who ahs undertaken the work without charge to
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1310
a Cill Srianain
MIA 138.2
1473-74
Sancti Trenani de Cilktrenan
Ann. Ult. Leathanach: 165
1492
hi Cill Srianain hi Muinntir Eolais
AU II–IV Imleabhar: III, Leathanach: 360
1492
Tempoll an baile cetna … .i. Cille Srianain
AU II–IV Imleabhar: III, Leathanach: 360
1492
i ttimpall cille trenain
ARÉ Leathanach: 1198
1589
Co hAth Cille Sranain
ALC Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 494
1595
Ath Chille Trenáin
Beatha Aodha Ruaidh Leathanach: 82
1600idí
Cill Rioghnáin
“Cill Rioghnain eile a Muigh Luirg”
Top. Frag. Leathanach: 67
1620
Killrynan, chappell of
Inq.(Li) Imleabhar: 1, Leathanach: 143
1620
Beallakile(s)renan
Inq.(Li) Imleabhar: 1, Leathanach: 146
1622
called Tullagh and now incorporated by the name of Jamestown
CSPI Leathanach: 388
1624
Jamestowne
Inq. Leathanach: 156
1643
Boile S(h)émuis
O Mealláin Leathanach: 22, 23, 35
1655
Jamestown
DS
1659
Jamestowne
Cen. Leathanach: 559
1680
Killshreenane
JACAS Imleabhar: I (3), Leathanach: 40, Nóta: (TÓR)
1685
Jamestown
Hib. Del.
1690idí c.
Jamestowne is a walled towne, the Bawne is an English mile in compasse... built A.D. 1622. The parte of the towne weout ye North gate, to the very gate.. formerly called Kilshreenane; Killshreenan church is weout ye wall to ye norte.
Bréifne IV (1971) 326-7
RIA Uimhir thagartha: MS 12/W/22.
1714
Baile Semuis
Celtica Imleabhar: 1, Leathanach: 249
1722
Jamestowne
Uachtanna, Féach Breifne 1960 Leathanach: 230
1802
Jamestown
Stat. Survey (Li) Leathanach: 68, 90, 99, 111, 113, 114, 115, Nóta: (léarscáil)
1802
Jamestown Friery
Stat. Survey (Li) Leathanach: 99, Nóta: (léarscáil)
1802
Jamestown Castle
Stat. Survey (Li) Leathanach: 89
1809
James Town
Scale Map (Li)
1835
Tullaghan
TAB (60:16/10) innéacs Leathanach: 31, 173
1835
Tullagham or Jamestown
TAB Leathanach: 27, Nóta: (60:16/10)
1835
Tullaghon
TAB Leathanach: 29, Nóta: (60:16/10)
1835
Killshreenan
TAB (60:16/10) innéacs Leathanach: 33, Nóta: (60:16/10) innéacs
1835
Kilshreenan
TAB Leathanach: 175, Nóta: (60:16/10)
1836
James town
BS:AL
1836
James town
CM:AL
1836
James town
HCons PR:AL 
1836
James town
HCPR 1824:AL
1836
Jamestown
HCER 1826:AL
1836
Jamestown
OD:AL
1836
[Jamestown]
[nóta spéisiúil ar an mbaile seo]
Desc. Rem.:AL
1837
Jamestown
Top. Dict. Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 214
2005
Baile Shéamais
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