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Explanatory note
- English
Cúil Dabhcha ‘corner, recess of (the) vessel or vat’
In Irish hagiographical tradition this dabhach ‘vessel’ is reputed to have carried the saint Buadán from Scotland to Ireland.
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Historical references
1425 |
vicarius parrochialis ecclesie de Culdabcha
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Ann. Ult. 189
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1429 |
ecclesie de Cuildabcha
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Ann. Ult. 191
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1601 |
Culdaughe
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CPR 1600-1601, 277
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1609 |
Cooledagh
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1621 |
Caldagh
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Inq. Ult. Leathanach: 11 JI
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1621 |
Coldagh
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Inq. Ult. Leathanach: 11 JI
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1621 |
Culdaugh
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Inq. Ult. Leathanach: 11 JI
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1654 |
The Parrish of Collduff
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CS III 5
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1655-7 |
Colduffe Parish
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1655-7 |
Coleduff
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1669 |
Culdagh alias Culdafgha
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Chic. Pat. 136
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2016 |
Cúil Dabhcha
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