"Pinkman: Mullach-na-Maoile = Hill of the hornless cow. Maol, bald or bare, a bald or hatless man; a hornless cow or goat. Maol, like giolla, was formerly prefixed to the names of saints to form the names of men – Maol-Colaim, Maol-Eoin, Maol-Chiaráin, meaning the servant or devotee of Columba, John, Kieran. When it was prefixed to an adjective, it had the meaning of chief, maol-dubh, the black chief. ... In this townland there is a holy well called Tober-Eimhearáin, the well of St. Everan. Some think that this is the saint whom St. Patrick left in charge of the district of Magh-Sleacht. There is another well of this name in the Parish of Drumreilly (O’Donovan, Letters). "

"Arch. Inventory: Holy well. ‘St Everan’s Well.’ In pasture on the floor of a N-S valley. Known locally as St Caillin’s Well and situated c.650m N of Fenagh church (191). "

"…contains 'Tubber Ererawn well' and an old fort…"

'hill top of the hornless cow'

'the top of the hill'

"Pronounced 'mweely'."