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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
Tá bunús an logainm éiginnte. Déantar -ll- de -l(l)d- go rialta sa Ghaeilge, 1303 ‘Kildermoyth’, 1351 ‘Kildermoy’ > 1485 ‘Kylerni’ (béim ar an tríú siolla).
Cill Dhara Maigh an fhoirm atá á chur in úil ag fuaimniú na seanfhondúirí in aimsir an Chorragánaigh (1905), b’fhéidir.
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Historical references
1303–6 |
Kildermoyth
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir calendar: 19, Foroinn: k
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1307 |
Kildermouth
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CDI Leathanach: v, 670
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1351 |
Kildermoy
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir calendar: 21, Foroinn: a
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1480c. |
Kyldermoy
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir calendar: 36, Foroinn: b
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1485 |
Kylerni
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Ann. Oss. Leathanach: 19, Foroinn: 60
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1485 |
Kylermy, St. Mogessus of
rectory of St. Mogessus
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CPL Leathanach: 14.82
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1507 |
Kilebenunn [sic]
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Ann. Oss. Leathanach: 34, Foroinn: 112
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1518-19 |
Killermoy
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Kildare Rent. Leathanach: 268
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1525 |
Killeirynnyd
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Ann. Oss. Leathanach: 36, Foroinn: 118
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1660c |
Killermogh, Gleabe in
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BSD (La) Leathanach: 134
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1660c |
Killermogh, Shraghndradren &
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BSD (La) Leathanach: 134
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1660c |
Killermogh Parish
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BSD (La) Leathanach: 134
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1805 |
Killerma-Rs
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1812 |
Killermough
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Leet Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 36
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1838 |
Killermogh
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Cosby, Rev.:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
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Woods:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
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DS:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
[James]
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Fitzpatrick, J.:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
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BS:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
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Agent (Price):AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
"Analogice 'Killermoy'." [Nóta OD]
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OD:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Cill Ar maigh
[Geoffrey Keating]
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Keating:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
[Killermogh]
"It contains one Danish fort."
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Desc. Rem.:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
Killermogh
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Aulaghan, J.:AL Leathanach: LA034,10
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1838 |
The local pronunciation is Kyle-ermo... La 'il Muirthín, Muilthín, Muitin, Muibhín was the Patron day of Killermogh... the local sound indistinct
Féach foirm bl. 1485
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LSO (La) Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 105
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1838 |
I think it need not be doubted that Armuighe, though changed somewhat in the Anglicising, is the designative in Killermogh; the Kill being Cill, ie, Church. It was certainly Cill Ármuighe when Irish was spoken in this part of the country. TOC
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LSO (La) Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 114
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1905 |
Kyle-ghăr-ămŭh (accent on last syllable)
"This name is generally pronounced Kyle-ěr-mŭh [cló iodálach] (accent on the last syllable); but its true Irish sound, still heard among the old people, is Kyle-ghăr-ămŭh [cló iodálach] (accent on last syllable) ... La 'il Muicin or St. Muiceen's day."
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 65
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1905 |
This name is generally pronounced Kyle-ěr-mǔh (accent on last syllable), but its true Irish sound, still heard among the old people, is Kyle-ghar-ǎmǔh (accent also on last syllable), the Church of Durrow.
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Imleabhar: 65
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2004 |
kiˈlermoˑ
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