BRABHSÁIL
paróiste dlí
Paróiste Dúlóg
ginideach: Pharóiste Dúlóg
(Gaeilge)
Saint Doologe's
(Béarla)

Ordlathas

contae

barúntacht

Nóta mínithe

  • English

    According to Hore ‘St. Dulogues’ is a corruption of ‘St. Olave’s’, the name of a ‘Danish Church’ that was located at the present-day junction of King Street and Barrack Street, which together with St. Patrick’s was appurtenant to Selskar (Hore v p.76). Culleton takes St. Doologe’s to be a corruption of the name St Olaf, a saint-king who ruled Norway from 1015 to 1028. He died in 1030 and his cult spread quickly; by 1050 churches were being dedicated to him. Churches were dedicated to him at Dublin and Waterford as well as Wexford. The name was also spelled Tullock’s and Tullogue’s, which has led to suggestions that the dedication was to St Ellóc, as at Kerloge (Culleton, 1999 p.215).

    It is of particular interest to note that a church dedicated to St. Olaf in Dublin is also found as ‘S. Tullock’s’ (see Haworth, 1988 p.181; Colfer, 2002 pp. 16‒7), and so derivation of St. Doologe’s from a form of the name Óláfr is not at all improbable. Doologe is clearly unlikely to be a direct English reflex of Norse Óláfr, and in fact its shape strongly suggests that it is from an Irish form of the name. Óláfr was gaelicised as Amhlaoibh (< Mid.Ir. Amlaíb: see Ó Corráin & Maguire, 1981 p.22), and it is conceivable that a hypocoristic form of this name, e.g. *Damhlóg (< do + Amhl(aoibh) + -óg) (cf. ‘Tultóc’ < ‘Ultán’, CGSH 707.946), would have generated Doologe. Alternatively, the later addition of the English prefix Saint to an anglicised form of another hypocoristic *Amhlóg (< Amhl(aoibh) + -óg) could also have generated Toologe/Doologe through metanalysis; two comparable examples of this process are ‘[Saint] Tivories’ = ST. IBERIUS (par.) (#2614), and ‘[St.] Tullan’ = ST. HELEN’S (par.) (#2612).

    On the other hand, it has been seen above that the native saint Eallóg was associated with Wexford Harbour (see KERLOGE, par. (#2553)), and it has been suggested that the early attestation ‘Cilli Moellóc ic Loch Garman’ may actually refer to this location (see FSÁG iv Ceall Meallóg). If this identification is correct, St. Doologe’s may derive from Cill Deallóg, an alternative hypocoristic form of Eallóg (cf. Colfer 1999, loc. cit.).

    The origin of this place-name remains unclear; it could derive from a Norse name via gaelicisation, or it could be of native Irish origin. In light of the uncertainty the Irish form of the name proposed here is the phonetic approximation Dúlóg, which contains the long /uː/ reflected in forms such as ‘Toolog’ (14).

    [Excerpt from Logainmneacha na hÉireann IV: Townland Names of County Wexford, 2016]

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Tagairtí stairiúla

1540
parish church o Selskyer and Tullough (Priory of Selskar)
Ir. Mon. Poss. Leathanach: 370
1540
Rectory of...Seint Tulloggs (Priory of Selskar)
Ir. Mon. Poss. Leathanach: 368
1540
St. Tullog
Mon. Hib. Leathanach: 756
1542
St. Tullogs (Parker)
F Alt: 343
1571
Lease under queen’s, letter 25 Nov. 1571...on the north side of S. Tullock’s alias Olave’s church in Dublin. cf. Port Láirge: St. Olaf’s / Paróiste Amhlaibh
Settlement & Soc. Leathanach: 177-91
1575
St. Tullock's
Hore Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 178
1578
(183) Hospital or House of St. John...with two parks ...Parish Churches of St. John's and St. Bridget's...
Hore Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 182
1578
lands...belong late house or Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem...property of Kilcloghan...24 Burgages in...ffayghtt Strete...Parish of St. Mary's (Andrew Ketinge)
Hore Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 182
1582
St Tullocks
F Alt: 4002
1582
St Tulloks in Wexford
F Alt: 4002
1587
S. Tullocks in Wexford
F Alt: 5115
1605
St Tullock's (Hen. Wallop)
CPR Leathanach: 83b
1605
T. tOOLOCKS
Hore Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 205
1610
poch’ sci Tullokes (Wallop)
Inq. Lag. Alt: 7 J I
1610
St Tallagehes otherwise St Tullock's (Wallop)
CPR Leathanach: 168ab
1611
St Tullaghs otherwise St Tullocks
CPR Leathanach: 198b
1640
St. Maries & St. Tulloghes
Hore Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 254
1641c
Parish of St. Tullock.
Wexford Rebel List 1641 Leathanach: 40
1668
St Toolock’s (Payne, Andrews, Clayton)
ASE
1668
St. Toolock’s Parish
ASE Leathanach: 175
1697
poch. sci Toolog
Inq. Lag. Alt: W1
1714
St Urlock’s (Woods-Knox)
CGn. Imleabhar: 22, Leathanach: 355, Uimhir: 12267
1837
The union of Wexford consists of the rectories of ...St Tullogue’s or St. Euleck’s
Top. Dict. Leathanach: 710
1906
St. Olave's or Dulogue's. No trace remain of this Danish Church... The Danish parish of St. Dulogues, a corruption of St. Olave's...This church and St. Patrick's were appurtenant to Selskar.
Hore Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 76

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