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Kiltallagh
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Historical references
1100c |
Chell Tulach
"cellam ... inter montem Mys et flumen ... Mainn, nomine Chell Tulach"
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VSH Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 174
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1260 |
Ceall Tulach
"idir Sliabh Mis & Maing Ceall Tulach adeirthar ria"
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Betha Decclain Leathanach: 84
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1302-6 |
Kiltulagh
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Pap. Tax. Leathanach: 193
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1492 |
Kiltulach
Jo. Ymuryhyrchaygh, clericus Ardfertensis diocesis, obligavit se Camerae Apostolicae pro annata canonicatus et prebendae ecclesiae praedictae, ac Villepontis rectoriae dictae diocesis, ac parrochialis ecclesiae de Kiltulach ac de Kynayr vacantium per devolutionem… Kiltallagh (marked on the O.S. map) was a small parish which is now incorporated in the modern parish of Castlemaine. According to the Latin life of St. Carthage Mocuda, “St. Carthage junior, at the behest of his master St. Carthage senior and of the chieftain Moelthuli built a cell called Chell Tulagh in the southern district of the Chiaraigi (territory) between Sliabh Mis and the river Mainn” (Plummer, Vitae Sanc. Hib., I 175)
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Ann. Ardf. Leathanach: 38, Alt: 105
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1576 |
Kyltullaughe, Kiltullaugh
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F Alt: 2849
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1586 |
Kiltullagh and Gambaston
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Desm. Surv. Leathanach: 12
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1588 |
Lease to Thomas Springe;…a moiety of the rectories of Kiltulaghe and Garrinlondrye,
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F Alt: 5172
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1598 |
Kiltallagh
lsc. (Magonny) séipeál le feiscint anseo
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1605 |
Kiltallaugh
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CPR Leathanach: 71a
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1615 |
Kiltallagh
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RVis. (Ardf.) Leathanach: 184
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1655 |
Killtallagh
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1660c. |
Killtollagh
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BSD (Ci) Leathanach: 90
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1824 |
Kiltallagh, the parish of
p Kilgarrylander
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1825 |
Kiltalla
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1825 |
parish of Kiltallagh
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1841 |
This Parish is called in Irish Cill Tulach, which signifies the Church of the Hill.
OD
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LSO (Ci) Leathanach: 103 / 210
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1841 |
Kiltalla (Ph. of)
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1841 |
Killtallagh
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1841 |
Cill Tulach, "church of the hill"
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1841-2 |
Cloghmacudda
léirithe i bf Meanus, in aice le láthair eaglasta Chill Tulach
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1950 |
Paróiste Chill Tulach
Cill Tulach—Paróiste Chill Tulach. Cill Naomh Mochuda (a rugadh sa cheanntar) ann. Tá an tulach ann. Ní heol dom an fáth gur ‘Tulach’ atá san ainm agus nach ‘Tulaighe’ nó ‘Tulcha’. ... Toisc litrithe an Bhéarla is “Keeltalla” a deir Béarlóirí na háite anois leis. (An Seabhac) [Ón sean-nóta: T. Ó Corcoráin O.S. – Cill tulcha – Tá an chill ar thalamh ard. Bhí sean-mhainistir san áit.]
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Ainmneacha i dTriúch an Aicme Leathanach: 124
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1968 |
ˌkilˈtʲalə
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Áit. Cainteoir: FF, Uimhir : T208a1
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2017 |
ˌkilˈtalə
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Áit. Cainteoir: 002, Imleabhar: 170714
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2017 |
ˌkilˈtalə
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Áit. Cainteoir: 004 (NK), Imleabhar: 170714
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2017 |
ˌkilˈtalə
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Áit. Cainteoir: 004 (NK), Imleabhar: 170714
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