"Cf: p: Kiltoghert b: Leitrim TE Gan chárta"

"Pinkman: Druim-sean-bhoth. Ridge of the old huts or tents. There is Drumshanbo town, and townland…. It is sometimes, wrongly, spelt Drumshambo, but in 1836 O’Donovan characterised this ‘as a modern sham spelling’; Some would derive the name from Druim-sean-bhó the ridge of the old cow. But Druim-sean-bhoth has the authority of O’Donovan, and he collected his information on the spot from intelligent Irish speakers. There is a townland named Drumshanbo in the south of the parish of Gortletteragh. This is called Drumshanbo South on the Ordnance List… It now embraces a number of places that were formerly distinct townlands – Boherroe, Mollycurragh and Lissacapull. These names are fast dying out. Bothar-ruadh, Mala-curraigh, lios-a’-capuill."

"Arch. Inventory Enclosure. On a gentle W-facing slope (148). Earthwork (site). In pasture on the W-facing slope of a drumlin (165). Holy well (possible, site). In pasture in a low-lying position at the E edge of a bog. Marked as a holy well only on the 1912 ed. of OS 6-inch map. There is no other information and it is not visible at ground level (189)"

"NÓM: Droim Seanbhó"