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Carraig Chlíona Mhór

ginideach: Charraig Chlíona Mhór

ainm deimhnithe

(Gaeilge)

Carrigcleena More

(Béarla)

Gluais

carraig rock

mór great, big

Gluais na bhfocal coitianta i logainmneacha na hÉireann »

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Taifid chartlainne

Aire: Cáipéisíocht áirithe chartlainne de chuid an Bhrainse Logainmneacha í seo. Léirítear anseo cuid de réimse thaighde an Bhrainse logainmneacha ar an logainm seo thar na blianta. Is comhfhreagras roghnaithe de chuid an Bhrainse Logainmneacha atá i gcuid den cháipéisíocht. D'fhéadfadh sé nach taifead iomlán é agus nach bhfuil aon rangú in ord bailíochta déanta ar an bhfianaise atá ann. Is ar an tuiscint seo atá an t-ábhar seo á chur ar fáil don phobal.

Is féidir leas a bhaint as an ábhar cartlainne agus taighde atá curtha ar fáil ar an suíomh seo ach an fhoinse a admháil. Ní mór scríobh chuig logainm@dcu.ie chun cead athfhoilsithe nó saincheisteanna eile maidir le ceadanna nó cóipcheart a phlé.

Taifid téacs

1594	Carrygklynye	· F, 5903
1656	Carrigcleana	· CS VI, VI 379
1733	Carieclinamoore	· CGn., 74.470.52096
1760	Carraclina	· CJ, VII 77.3.3
1766	Carrigclyna	· O'Kief, XIV 314	(s.n. Nicholas Walter)
1774	Carrigclenamoor	· O'Kief, XI 1732	(s.n. Ellen Waters)
1789	Carrigcleenabegg	· CGn., 410.319.269749
1811	Carrigcleana Rock	· Bath
1839	Cleena’s Rock, Cleena is a fairy or sprite	· OD:AL
1839	carraig chlíodhna beg	· EC:AL
1839	CarrigcleenaBeg, More	· BS:AL
1840	Cleena is the muse or sprite of Desmond, or South Munster	· Desc. Rem.:AL, 4, 13
1840	In the East side of the townland of Carrigcleenamore ××× three large clifts or rocks amongst which it is said an enchanted woman of the name of Cleena lived for manyyears and from her these rocks and this townland derived their name.	· Desc. Rem.:AL, 4, 13
1856	Of the good-natured banshé Cliodhna (Cleena) many stories are also told. Her principal seat was situated in the eastside of the townland of Carrig-Cleena-more ×××.	· JRSAI, 4, 127
1891	‘Cleena had her palace in the heart of a great rock, situated about five miles south-south-west from Mallow; it is still well known by the name of Carrig-Cleena, and it has given name to two townlands.’	· Joyce, 1 195