BROWSE
lake or lakes
Loch Dhroim Loiscthe
genitive: Loch Dhroim Loiscthe
non-validated name (What is this?)
(Irish)
Drumlesk Lough
(English)

Explanatory note

  • Gaeilge

    the lake of Droim Loiscthe
    Droim Loiscthe “ridge of burning, burnt ridge” — logainm

  • English

    the lake of Droim Loiscthe
    Droim Loiscthe “ridge of burning, burnt ridge” — placename

Centrepoint

55.1532, -8.02222latitude, longitude
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Historical references

1835
Drimlisk Lough
A. Stewart Esq., Wm. Stewart Esq., Rev. Dr. Usher
Finné:AL 2:79
1835
Drimloisca loch, dark back at the lough
Captain Maslett
Finné:AL 2:79
1835
Donleac loch, stone at the dark lough
A. Ogilby Esq.
Finné:AL 2:79
1835
Drimla[.]k Lough
Rec. Name:AL 2:79
1835
Drimlisk Lough written on Plan
Rec. Name:AL 2:79
1835
Druim leice
NB leasaithe go ‘Druim leisce, ridge of laziness’ ÓD:AL
OD:AL 2:79
1835
Drumleck
ag barr an lgh.
OD:AL 2:79
1835
[Drumlesk Lough]
"In the townland of Murrow"
Situation:AL 2:79
1835
[Drumlesk Lough]
"The water from Drimlisk Lough runs west and forms the mearing between the Parishes of Clondahork and Raymunterdony where it joins Derryreel West"
Desc. Rem.:AL 2:79
c.1838
Drumleck Lough
SO 6" lch. 3
c.1850
Drumlesk, ‘Drumlesk Lough
Rec. Name
AL(Ath.) lch. 3
c.1850
Drumleck Lough on original plan
Engraved
AL (athbreithnithe) lch. 3
c.1850
Drumlesk
Finnéithe:AL(ath.) (Denis McCafferty & Michl. Feery, Farmers, Drumdoo)
AL(Ath.) lch. 3
c.1850
Drumlesk Lough
Finnéithe:AL(ath.) (Proprietor Alexander R. Stewart […], Ards; Agent David McKelny Esq., Ards, Creeslough)
AL(Ath.) lch. 3
c.1850
[Drumlesk Lough]
"It should be Drumlesk" JOD:AL(ath.)—‘Not worth altering. See your decision page 79, B2, Clondahorky’ nóta:AL(ath.)
AL(Ath.) lch. 3
c.1850
[Drumlesk Lough]
"Sheet 25 Donegal, Trace 9. Situate in the extreme SW corner of Murroe townland & south of Drumlesk Lough" Situation.: AL (athbhreithnithe)
AL(Ath.) lch. 3
c.1850
[Drumlesk Lough]
"A subdenomination of Murroe townland, the greater portion of this division is bog & uncultivated ground which is difficult to reclaim owing to the quantity of bog fir stumps which appear above the surface" Descr. Rem.:AL (athbhreithnithe)
AL(Ath.) lch. 3
c.1910
Drumlesk Lough
SO 25"
2023
ˌlɒˑxdɾo̤mˈlɨsg
Áit.

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