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Explanatory note
- English
marsh of lamenting, weeping?
Centrepoint
Historical references
P: Kiltubbrid, b: Leitrim
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"Pinkman: Eanach-Chaointe, nó Chaointighe = The marsh or moor of the ‘keening’ or lamenting. Joyce writes “Perhaps there was a legend about some tragedy, or perhaps the place was haunted by a ‘banshee’ or, as she was often called, a bean-caointe, a keening woman – the woman who wails for the dead or for those about to die. Sometimes spots had names like a last ‘keen’ or crey before arriving at the grave.” (Vol. 3 Place-names). Annaghkenie, Inquisition 1626. There are Annaghkeeny in Kiltubrid Parish… and Annaghkeenty, in Kiltoghert… They lie side by side. "
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P: Kiltoghert, b: Leitrim
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"Pinkman - Eanach-Chaointe, nó Chaointighe = The marsh or moor of the ‘keening’ or lamenting. Joyce writes “Perhaps there was a legend about some tragedy, or perhaps the place was haunted by a ‘banshee’ or, as she was often called, a bean-caointe, a keening woman – the woman who wails for the dead or for those about to die. Sometimes spots had names like a last ‘keen’ or cry before arriving at the grave.” (Vol. 3 Place-names). Annaghkenie, Inquisition, 1626. "
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1590 |
?Annaghkyn
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F Leathanach: 5442
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1590 |
Annaghkyn
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F Leathanach: 5442
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1621 |
*Annaghknicke
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CPR Leathanach: 518b
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1621 |
*Annaghknike
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CPR Leathanach: 518b
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1621 |
Annaghkinka
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CPR Leathanach: 530b
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1623 |
?Annaghkenie
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Inq. Leathanach: 156
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1655 |
Anaghkmckey
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1660c |
Annaghkurkey
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BSD Leathanach: 42
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1667 |
Anaghkenky
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ASE Leathanach: 129
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1685 |
Annaghkinkey
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1833 |
Annaghkinty
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TAB Nóta: (61:16/11) innéacs
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1835 |
Annaghkentha
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TAB (60:16/10) innéacs Leathanach: 65, 177, Nóta: (60:16/10) innéacs
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1836 |
Anaghkeenty
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1836 |
Anach-cuinte,
'crying with rage, or anger'
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1836 |
Annaghkeentha
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1836 |
Annaghkinty
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1836 |
Anaghkinkey
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1836 |
Anaghkinkey
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1836 |
Eanach caointe
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1836 |
Eanach caointe
'marsh of the lamentation'
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1836 |
Annaghkeenty
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1836 |
Annaghkinty
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1836 |
Anaghkinky
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1836 |
Annaghkinky
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1836 |
An Augh Caontach
'the neighing horse'
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1836 |
Anaghkinkly
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1836 |
Annaghkinkly
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1836 |
Eanach caointe
'Marsh of the lamentation'
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1836 |
Annaghkeenty
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2010 |
ˌanəˈkiːnt′iː
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2010 |
ˌanəˈkiːnt′ə
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