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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
long (oak-)wood
Doire Fhada Mhic Mhuircheartaigh, 'the long (oak-)wood of Mac Muircheartaigh', an fhoirm Ghaeilge atá le feiscint in iontráil 1620, is dócha.
Tá ceithre bhaile fearainn dar chéad eilimint doire taobh le chéile anseo, mar atá Doire Fhada, Doire Eochaille, Doire na Sceach, agus Doire Airt - English
long (oak-)wood
Doire Fhada Mhic Mhuircheartaigh, 'the long (oak-)wood of Mac Muircheartaigh', is the Irish form seen in the entry from 1620.
There are four neighbouring townlands here with the first element doire, namely Doire Fhada, Doire Eochaille, Doire na Sceach, and Doire Airt
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Historical references
1612 |
Derry
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 3 Jac.1
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1620 |
Derryda McNoriertagh
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CPR Leathanach: 468a
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1622 |
Derradda
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CPR Leathanach: 533a
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1659 |
Dirradda
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Cen. Leathanach: 460
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1813 |
Derrad
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1837c. |
Derryadd
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BS:AL Imleabhar: C99, Leathanach: 77
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1837c. |
Derrad
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1837c. |
Daire Fada, 'The Long Oak'
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1837c. |
Doire Fhada, 'long (Derry or oak wood'
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1837c. |
Dur Fhada
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1908 |
Doire fhada 'long wood' O'Donovan makes doire feminine, and therefore 'f' is aspirated
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MacGivney Leathanach: 98
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2008 |
deriˑˈad
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