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n/a		· Nóta	"Pinkman: Tulaihgh Odhráin = Oran’s or Odhran’s hill. Coillis Odran (O’Donovan). There was the Tellach Odhran, a sub-division of the Conmaicne Maighe Rein. See Hogan, Onomasticon, ‘Muintir-Eolais;’ and Book of Fenagh. Odhran is a diminutive form of Odhar and means, literally, a little pale-faced-man. It was formerly common as a personal name. St. Patrick’s charioteer was named Odhran, and from him Desertoran, in Offaly is named. From Odhran comes the surname Horan, Ó hOdhráin and from Odhar, the surname Maguire, Mac-Uidhir, Mag-Uidhir."
1621	Tollyoran	· CPR, 518b
c1660	Tully[v]rran	· BSD, 34
1769	Tullyoran	· Uachtanna, Féach Breifne 1965, 515
1800	Tullyaran	· Uachtanna, Féach Breifne 1966, 150
1834	Tullyoran	· TAB, 79, Nóta (61:16/16) recap.
1836	Tullyoran	· OD:AL
1836	Tullioran	· CM:AL
1836	Tullyoran	· S&V:AL
1836	Tullyoran	· Norris, B.:AL
1836	Tullyoran	· Rec. Name:AL
1836	Tulach omhran	· dúch:AL	'the hill of the unfair division'
1836	Tullaigh odhrain	· OD:AL	'Oran's hill'
1836	Tulcha	· Quinn, E.:AL	'or the golden mount'
1836	[Tullyoran]	· Desc. Rem.:AL	"…there is a fort near the centre of the townland."
1837	Tullagoran	· Top. Dict., Imleabhar II, 376