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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
the field of the river-meadow, holm
Aithníodh dhá fhoroinn den bhaile fearainn seo sa 17ú haois, mar atá Achadh an tSratha Beag agus Achadh an tSratha Mór (féach 1619 'Agatramore and Aghatrabegg' agus 1629 'Aghowtramore...Aghowtrabeg') - English
the field of the river-meadow, holm
In the 17th century two subdivisions of this townland were distinguished, namely Achadh an tSratha Beag, 'little Achadh an tSratha’, and Achadh an tSratha Mór, 'big Achadh an tSratha' (see 1619 'Agatramore and Aghatrabegg' and 1629 'Aghowtramore...Aghowtrabeg')
Centrepoint
Historical references
1612 |
Aghantraghe
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 3 Jac.1
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1619-22 |
Agatramore and Aghatrabegg
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CPR Leathanach: 533a
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1629 |
Aghowtramore
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1629 |
Aghowtrabeg
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1813 |
Aughontra
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1813 |
Aughontra
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1836 |
Aughintraugh
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1836 |
Augh an Traigh, “The Strand Horse”
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1836 |
Aughoutra
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1836 |
Aghantraghe
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1836 |
Acha an tsraith, “field of the strath or holm”
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1836 |
Ach an tsraith
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1908 |
Aughantrough; Áth an Traith, “field of the holm”
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MacGivney Leathanach: 22
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2008 |
ɑhənˈtrɑ
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