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c. forgla in Desmond; ¶ Caisleán Cille F., built by Fitzgerald, Ai. 53 a; ¶ now Killorglin Castle, c. Kerry. (Onom. Goed.)
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Cárta Cill Orglan (P.O.) Cill Fhorgla Onom. (192b) Killorglin –glyne – glane E. Fiants 4677, 6569, 6576 Kyllorglan (1398) Arch. Hib. 18/888 note Killorgan (sic 1615) Arch. Hib. 18/191 Glenorgulan (tax, 1304) Arch. Hib. 18/197 Killorgan al. Killorglynn Inq. J. I Kylorglane – Killorglan – Killoriglyne – Killorglane – Killorglin Fiants Cillorglan Domhnall Ó Súilleabháin de Chill Orglan Tadhg Ó Murchadha Cill Fhorgla Ann. Inishfallen.
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1214 |
a Cill Forglonn
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MIA Leathanach: 90.3
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1261 |
Kell Orglann
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AIF Leathanach: 362.11
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1262 |
Cill Forglann
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MIA Leathanach: 104.3
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1280 |
KellOrglann
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AIF Leathanach: 376.5
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1302-6 |
Glenorgulan
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1560c |
“Cill Fhorghlan gan chridh do chuir, comlom dá gcur le a chreachaibh.
‘Is ar thaobh ‘g’ lom, go bhfios dom, atá an fhianaise i gcás an ainm seo, áfach’. n. eag.
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CDhonn. Leathanach: 43
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1585 |
Kyllorglane
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F Alt: 4677
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1588 |
Killoriglyne
the rectories of ...
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F Alt: 5172
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1598 |
Killorglan
lsc. (Magonny) Caisleán léirithe anseo
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1601 |
Killorglin
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F Alt: 6569
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1603 |
Killorga?
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CPR Leathanach: 37a
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1604 |
Killorgan
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CPR Leathanach: 56b
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1606 |
Killorglin
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CPR Leathanach: 71b
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1613 |
Killorgan otherwise Killorgline
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CPR Leathanach: 268b
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1615 |
Killorgan
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RVis. (Ardf.) Leathanach: 191
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1659 |
Killorglin
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1685 |
Killgorlan
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1834c |
town of Killorglin
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1841 |
Killorglin (Town)
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BS:AL Leathanach: Ci100,28
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1841 |
[Killorglin]
"See parish." [Nóta OD]
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci098,23
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1841 |
This name is written Cill Fhorgla in the Annals of Inishfallen at the year 1215, but it’s meaning is not evident further than that Cill means church. Forgla may be the name of a saint but there is none such to be found in the Irish Calendar. The original church which bore this name stood at the little town or village of Killorglin not far from the modern Protestant Church, but no part of it remains at present. Some however are of the opinion that it stood two miles distant ... OD
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LSO (Ci) Leathanach: 108/225
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1841 |
Killorglin Ph
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BS:AL Leathanach: Ci097,1
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1841 |
Kill Organ alias Kill Orglyn
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: Ci097,1
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1841 |
Cill Fhorglann, 'Forglann's church'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci097,1
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1841 |
Killorglin
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci097,1
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1841 |
Kilorglin
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Smith Hist. Kerry:AL Leathanach: Ci097,1
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1841 |
Killorglin
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Vallancey Map:AL Leathanach: Ci097,1
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1925c |
Cíll Oraglan
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Béal. Imleabhar: XXIX, Leathanach: 52, 73
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1932 |
Cíll Orglan
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Béal. Imleabhar: III, Leathanach: 510
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