Tulaigh an tSlua/Tullintloy

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Hierarchy

townland

Tulaigh an tSlua

genitive: Thulaigh an tSlua

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(Irish)

Tullintloy

(English)

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Glossary

tulach, tulaigh

English hillock

Hierarchy

county

Liatroim/Leitrim

barony

Ros Clochair/Rosclogher

civil parish

Cluain Chláir/Cloonclare

Explanatory note

Gaeilge

the hillock of the host, crowd
tulaigh — foirm chalctha den logthuiseal nó den tuiseal tabharthach de tulach
English

the hillock of the host, crowd
tulaigh — petrified form of the locative or dative case of tulach

Centrepoint

54.3482, -8.02133latitude, longitude

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Historical references

	ˌtolnəˈ(k)loi	Áit. Fianaise áitiúil, ar théip go hiondúil, ar coimeád i gcartlann an Bhrainse Logainmneacha. Bliain: 1952-
	ˌtolnəˈsloː	Áit. Fianaise áitiúil, ar théip go hiondúil, ar coimeád i gcartlann an Bhrainse Logainmneacha. Bliain: 1952-
	ˌtolnəˈsloi	Áit. Fianaise áitiúil, ar théip go hiondúil, ar coimeád i gcartlann an Bhrainse Logainmneacha. Bliain: 1952-
	ˌtolənˈtloi	Áit. Fianaise áitiúil, ar théip go hiondúil, ar coimeád i gcartlann an Bhrainse Logainmneacha. Bliain: 1952-
		Nóta Nóta eolais
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n/a	"Pinkman: Tul-an-tSluaigh = Hill of the host of multitude. The Irish word, sluagh, means any crowd or multitude. An sluagh, the public; sluagh mór daoine, a great crowd of people. It forms part of the names of a number of places where people were in the habit of gathering together in large numbers. In the Annals, however, the word is commonly used to denote an army or a host on the march. In this townland of Tullintloy, it would seems as if the word is used in some military sense, for there is some tradition of a battle here, and it is not so long ago since battle-axes were dug up in the townland. "	Nóta Nóta eolais
1659	Tallincloy	Cen. Leathanach: 568 A census of Ireland, circa 1659: with supplementary material from the poll money ordinances (1660-1661), eag. S. Pender (1939) Bliain foilsithe: 1939, Údar: S. Pender, Áit foilsithe: Dublin
1817	Tauninclo	Larkin Larkin - Grand Jury Maps of various counties
1835	Tullincloey	TAB Leathanach: innéacs, 5, 98-99 (60:16/5) Tithe Composition (Applotment) Book (imleabhair lámhscríofa ó c. 1830 atá ar coimeád sa Chartlann Náisiúnta) Bliain: 1824–40, Nóta: Go minic, tugtar ainm an pharóiste, nó eolas eile i gcolún na nótaí.
1836	Tullincloy "Belongs to Lieut. Vicar's Work."	Rec. Name:AL Received Name in Ainmleabhar na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis (AL) Bliain: 1830/1840idí
1836	Tullincloy	BS:AL Boundary Surveyor c. 1830 as AL / Ordnance Survey Parish Namebooks. Bliain: 1830
1836	Tullynacloy	Cullen, D.:AL Cullen, D.:AL
1836	Tullincloy	James:AL James:AL
1836	Tullycloy	S&V:AL Report from the Select Committee on the Survey and Valuation of Ireland (1824) in AL Bliain: 1830-40
1836	Tullinthloy	Flinn:AL Flinn:AL
1836	Tauninclo	CM:AL Grand Jury County Map ex Ainmleabhar Paróiste na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis / Ordnance Survey Parish Namebook Bliain foilsithe: 1835C
1836	Tullincloey	Tottenham, Esq.:AL Tottenham, Esq., finné in AL, Cluain Chláir, Ros Clochair, Co. Liatroma
1836	Tulcha na Cloighthe 'the stone mount'	Quinn, E.:AL Finné in AL
1836	Tullaigh an tslúaigh	pl:AL Nóta nó leagan Gaeilge scríofa i bpeann luaidhe in AL/ Note or Irish form written in pencil in AL Bliain: 1838
1836	Tullaigh an tsluaigh 'hill of the host'	OD:AL O'Donovan (leagan Gaeilge de logainm nó nóta agus é scríofa le dúch; John O’Donovan / Seán Ó Donnabháin a scríobh de ghnáth), ex AL. A note or an Irish form of a placename in the Ordnance Survey Parish Namebooks, usually written by John O'Donovan. Bliain: 1830-40, Bliain: 1835, Bliain: 1838
1836	Tullincloy	OD:AL O'Donovan (leagan Gaeilge de logainm nó nóta agus é scríofa le dúch; John O’Donovan / Seán Ó Donnabháin a scríobh de ghnáth), ex AL. A note or an Irish form of a placename in the Ordnance Survey Parish Namebooks, usually written by John O'Donovan. Bliain: 1830-40, Bliain: 1835, Bliain: 1838

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