Hierarchy
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Coolstuff
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Hierarchy
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civil parish
Centrepoint
52.3259, -6.60536latitude, longitude
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Historical references
1172–6 |
Chusduf
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Chart. Mary's Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 153
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1172–6 |
Cusduf
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Chart. Mary's Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 151
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1200c. |
Cusduf
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Chart. Mary's Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 158, 161, 169
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1551 |
Coulstofe
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1616 |
Custuffe Parish (Pierce Hore, Furlongstown)
92
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1634 |
Ouldcoalstuffe, Oult-Coulstuffe, Litell-Coulstuffe
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Inq. Lag. Alt: 98 C I
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1635 |
Ballintlea, Coolestuffe Parish
McNicholas, John. 100
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1654 |
Custuffe Parish
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CS (LG) Leathanach: 97
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1654 |
Cusduffe
1654 Begins at ditch meering Bantry on Knocktooder of Dungeare...southeast half mile then east to a highway meering with Ballykenegan and Harristowne half a mile thence to Cassaghduffe and through the Moore meering with Tomcoole eastward one mile...the eastward to Aghnagrah, from thence south to Cusduffe to highway from Tamon...through Bogg to lower end of Blaseknock mearing with Bargie one mile thence north to the the Cawsye of Ballynegallagh then southward through the Moore to the fford of Ashestowne and through a Redd moore to the ditch meering betweene Aghermon & Bargie westward leading to the Streame of Tullakennay one mile and three quarters thence northwest through a Moore to the ditch on the south side of Knockenemressin meering betwixt the land of Ardenegh and Knockcortan and by that ditch westward to the stream of Slevey one mile and 1\4 thence through a moore morthwest to the River of Pill one mile meering with Ballymittie parish thence norward along the Pill to Aghnecorry neere the Brodge of Dongeare therr miles meering with the parish of Horetowne thence to the ditch of Knocktudor mearing wth the parish of Kilgarvan and Bantry... CS
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1655 |
Custuffe
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1816 |
Coolstuffe
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1840 |
Baile an Aird 'town of the height or hill'
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1840 |
Coolstuff
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1840 |
Coolstuffe
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1840 |
Coolstuffe
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1840 |
Coolstuffe alias Ballinard
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1840 |
Cul Dubh 'black back or hill; stuff is not Irish'
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1840 |
Culstuffe Church
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