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An Chorr Ghlas

genitive: na Coirre Glaise

non-validated name

(Irish)

Cloverhill or Corglass

(English)

Glossary: corr round hill, pointed hill, hollow; pointed, conspicuous, odd

glas green, grey

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n/a		· Nóta	"Lewis: “The gentlemen’s seats are Clover hill, the residence of E.Lawder, Esq…” (Vol. II, 452) "
n/a		· Nóta	"LSO: “The Parish of Oughteragh is dedicated to Saint Bridget, from whom two holy wells in the Parish are named. One of these wells is close to the old burial ground in the Townland of Termon or Oughteragh, the other lies in Cloverhill at the distance of about two hundred perches from the former.” (98/204) "
n/a		· Nóta	"Pinkman: Cor-ghlas = Green round hill "
1585	?Corglassey	· F, 4786	(nó p:Carrigallen)
<s>1590<s>	<s>?Corglass <s>	· F, 5439	<s>(p:Carrigallen)<s>
1622	Corglasse	· CPR, 560b
<s>1630<s>	<s>Corglasse <s>	· Inq., 166	<s>(p:Killanummery)<s>
1659	Caraglass	· Cen., 562
1660c	Corglasse	· BSD, 18
1728	Corglass	· CGn., 57.515.39518
1802	Clover-hill	· Stat. Survey (Li), 111	(Lawder)
1817	Clover Hill	· Larkin (Li)	(Teach Mór)
1830c	Clover Hill	· TAB, (61:16/14) innéacs, 7
1836	Clover Hill	· OD:AL
1836	Corglass	· dúch:AL
1836	Cor glas	· OD:AL	'green round hill'
1836	Corglasses	· HCSR:AL
1836	Clover Hill	· Larkin (Li)
1836	Clover Hill alias Curglass	· Stacke, Capt.:AL
1836	Clover Hill alias Curglass	· BS:AL
1837	Clover hill	· Top. Dict., Volume II, 452	(Lawder)
1852	Cloverhill	· Leitrim Vot. 1852, 462	(Taylor/Jones)