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Kiltycloghan
(English)
Glossary
English stepping-stones, causeway; old stone structure
coill, coillidh, coillte, coille
English wood
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Centrepoint
54.1832, -8.36588latitude, longitude
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Historical references
Kiltycloghan
Kiltycloghan in Sligo; Coillte-clochain, woods of the stepping-stones (across a river).
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Joyce Leathanach: 432, Imleabhar: III
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1633‒6 |
Coliloghan?
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Rentals: Wood-Martin II Leathanach: 191
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1633‒6 |
Killcloghan
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Rentals: Wood-Martin II Leathanach: 191
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1749 |
Culticloghane
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Cen. of Elphin Leathanach: 518
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1819 |
Cloonlycloghan
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1824 |
Calthycloughan
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1836 |
Kiltycloghane
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BS:AL Leathanach: Sl008,12
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1836 |
Culteloughan
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1836 |
Ballysumaghan grave yard is in the N. of it
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1836 |
Coillte chlochan “woods of the stony ford”
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1836 |
Kiltycloghan ‘I wish we could adopt Kilty for Coillte, throughout’ [OD Nóta]
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1836 |
Coilte Clochain
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1938 |
Coillte an Chlocháin
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