BRABHSÁIL
Domhnach Mór
ginideach: Dhomhnach Mór
ainm neamhdheimhnithe (Cad é seo?)
(Gaeilge)
Donaghmore
(Béarla)

Gluais

Béarla church
Béarla great, big

Lárphointe

52.9897, -6.59186domhanleithead, domhanfhad
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Tagairtí stairiúla

1172-6
Domnachmore
Alen's Reg.
1173
Domnachmor
Crede Mihi
1179
Domnachmor Umaill
Alen's Reg.
1179
Domnachmorumaill
Crede Mihi
1191-1212
Douenachmore?
Alen's Reg.
1192
Douenachmore
Alen's Reg.
1192
Douenachmor
Crede Mihi
1198
Donnacmore
Alen's Reg.
1200
Domnachinor
CDI
1214-15
Dunelnalmor
Alen's Reg.
1267
Donaghmore in Omayle
Alen's Reg.
1267
Douenachmor in Omayl
Crede Mihi
1277
Donamore in Omayl
CDI
1280
Douenachmor
Crede Mihi
1289
Dovenachmore
CDI
1295-96
Adonamore in Omayl
CDI
1300
Donathmor in Omail
RBO Leathanach: 89
1303
Donathmoz in O’Mail
Cal. Carew
1310
Douenathmoor
RBO
1530
Doneghnamore
Alen's Reg.
1531
Donaghmor in Omayll
Alen's Reg.
1533
Donaghmore in Omayle
Rep. Vir.
1533
Dounachmore in Omayle...Donamore
Rep. Vir.
1547
Donaghmore in Omaylye ... in the parish of Donaghmore
F Alt: 110
1549
Donaghmore
F Alt: 272
1552-3
Donamore, in O'Maill
CPCR
1571
Donamore
F
1575c
Domhnach Mór
54667
LBran.
1599c
Edemona [sic]
Boazio Map
1606-7
Donaghmore
CSP J I
1608
in Donnaughmore in O’Maly
CPR Leathanach: 114
1610
Donoghmore
Inq. Lag. Alt: 6 J I
1622 (1604)
Donaghmore
CPR
1629
Donoghmore
Inq. Lag.
1630
Donnoghmoore-O-Maly (Maurice Mullconry, vicar)
Bulkeley Visitation
1655-7
Domoghmore
leagan TCD
DS
1660c
Dunaghmore
BSD (CM)
1667
Donaghmore
ASE
1674
Donoughmore, Omaly
Dublin Wills
1675
Donoughmore
Dublin Wills
1685c
Donnaghmore
Hib. Del.
1709
Donaghmore
CGn.
1719
Donaghmore
CGn.
1760
D:more
Nevill 1760
1775
Donoghmore
Dublin Wills
1791
Dowmhnachmor
[sic]
Rep. Nov. Leathanach: 121, Imleabhar: II
1823
Donoughmore
TAB
1839
[Donaghmore]
"On the east side of the parish is Lugnaquilla, the highest mountain in Wicklow, being 3039 feet above the sea. The summit of this mountain forms a table land presenting a smooth green sod and is a fine sheep and cattle pasture for summer months. The Slaney river takes its source at a quarter of a mile north from the summit of this mountain and winds its course towards the west through the middle of the parish...After the disturbances of 1798 a barrack was erected at the foot of the mountain in Leitrim townland but it has been lately disposed of to a private individual. In Lower Castleruddery townland is a druidical circle of stones about 90 feet in diameter. Forty two large stones form the ring, two of which have very thick coatings of quartz. Skeletons of the elk have been found in a pond a quarter of a mile S.E. of this ancient circle. According to tradition there was formerly a convent in Kelshanore townland but the site of it can only be pointed out.
Desc. Rem.:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donaghmore
"See page 43 book 1" [dúch];
OC:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Domhnach mór, 'great church'
OD:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
D. More
Nevill Wicklow:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
D. More
Balwin Map:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donoughmore
Cess Schedule:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donoughmore
Registry of Co. Voters:AL (CM) Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donoughmore
GJP 1837:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donoughmore
TAB Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donoughmore
Radcliff, Rev. W.:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Donoughmore (Parish)
Rec. Name:AL Leathanach: CM032,12
1839
Domhnach Mór
LSO (CM)
1839
[Donaghmore]
Very close to the site of the convent is shewn the site of a grave yard called by the old people Creghorn where quantities of human bones were dug up about 12 years ago. In Castlequarter townland are the ruins of a church and castle pretty close to one another but parts only of the foundation can be traced. The ruins of the church is in a very small grave yard not now in use. In Ballintruerbeg is the ruin of a castle, the E. and S. walls only partly standing. The highest part (the S.E. corner) is only about 12 feet. The site of a castle is pointed out in Upper Ballyhubbock and there was formerly a castle in Lower Castleruddery where now Castleruddery House stands. In Stranahely townland is shewn a spot where it is said Cavanagh (an Irish commander) had a camp. The ruins of two large houses built by Col. Percy about the year 1700, one at Seskin and the other at Snugborough, are still to be seen some of the side walls yet remaining...
Desc. Rem.:AL
1839
[Donaghmore]
There are several raths and moats in the parish, the two most worthy of notice are those in Knockendaragh and Lower Castleruddery. On the top of the hill in Brusselstown there is an ancient ring enclosing an area of about 10 [and a half] acres. The ring is formed of large unhewn blocks of stones piled up several feet high. It is a splendid object of antiquity. The north, east, and south sides of the hill are very steep, there being a difference of 618 feet in half a mile on the north side, 484 feet in half a mile on east side and 405 feet in a quarter of a mile on the south side. Tradition says that formerly a boar was kept in the ring, that it was so large that it filled the whole area, that where it required water it could stretch its neck down to the stream in the hollow, a distance of [three quarters] of a mile. It is also said that the hill took its name (Brisselstown) from this extraordinary boar."
Desc. Rem.:AL
1910
D[omnach]. mór: in Imayl, d. Dublin, Tax., Cr. an. 1267, Bran. 91 b; ¶ Donaghmore in Omayle, Sp. 1606, p. 63; ¶ Douenach mor in d. Glendaloch, Cr. 1192, Sw. 1200; ¶ in Ui Muredaig, Cr. 1173, circ. d. mór; ¶ i toeb Cille Dara, fri Cill anair, Lh. 117, 118.
Onom. Goed.

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