BROWSE
townland
Log na Daibhche
genitive: Log na Daibhche
(Irish)
Lugnadeffa
(English)

Glossary

log, lag
English hollow

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54.2023, -8.58305latitude, longitude
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Lugnadeffa
Lugnadeffa in Sligo; Log-na-daibhche, hollow of the caldron (dabhach): from shape. See vol.ii.p.433.
Joyce Leathanach: 491, Imleabhar: III
n/a
Nóta
n/a
Nóta
n/a
Nóta
1718
Carrownacoila
CGn. Leathanach: 54.484.36504
1718
Lecarrownacoyla als. Legnadugha
CGn. Leathanach: 54.484.36504
1738
Lecarrownacoyla als. Leghnadugha
CGn. Leathanach: 101.421.72105
1769
Lecarrownacoyla als. Legadugha
CGn. Leathanach: 292.328.190778
1811
Legnadougha
CGn. Leathanach: 636.343.437809
1819
Luanaduffy
Larkin (Sl)
1830c
Lugnadiffe
TAB
1836
Legnadiffa
BS:AL Leathanach: Sl007,79
1836
Lag na Duithfe
dúch:AL
1836
Lugnadiffe
GJP 1835:AL
1836
Legnaduffa
Hay, J. :AL (Sl)
1836
"On one side of Lugnadiff (pron. Lug na Daithfe) ... is a marsh partly in Bellasadare Parish and partly in Dromard Parish ... called Brugh. At this Brugh I arrived at the full extent of the application of the word; it is applied both to the flat and to what is called in English, bent (pron.) a kind of rushes (sic) which are used for thatching houses, and for litter. I heard an old woman ordering a little boy ...Tabhar leat ualach bruigh (brooee)... (336) even Brugh being of the masculine gender and inflected An Bhrogha ... (ex. qr. Teampall na Bruighe)"
LSO Leathanach: 334
1836
Lag na daibhche “hollow of the cauldron”
OD:AL
1836
Lugnadeffa
OD:AL
1836
Lugnadowfie
Old Map 1716:AL
1836
Leggnediffey
Old Map 1764:AL
1836
Legnadovagh
Old Map 1773:AL
1836
Legnadeiff
Old Map 1782:AL
1836
Lugnadeffy
Old Map 1801:AL
1836
Lignadiffy
Old Map 1808:AL
1836
Lag na Duithfe
pl:AL
1836
Barony of Liney
Situation:AL

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