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Explanatory note
- English
the (oak-)wood of Meille
Centrepoint
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1840 |
Derryvalla
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1840 |
`The old churchyard of Doire Meille...This is the Doire Meille of the Irish Hagiologiste, where the memory of St. Tigernach was venerated on the 4th of November'.
OD
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LSO (TÁ) Leathanach: I.444
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1840 |
Doire mheille, Melli `oak wood', Irish Calendar 4 Nov
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1840 |
Doire bheile
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1989 |
ˌdorə'velə
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