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Dún Seachlainn "the fort of Seachlann" < Domhnach Seachlainn "the church of Seachlann"
< Meán/Sean-Ghaeilge Domnach Sechnaill (Domhnach Seachnaill sa Nua-Ghaeilge) "the church of Seachnall"
Seachlann — ainm pearsanta ar foirm mheititéisithe é de Seachnall (< Secundinus)D’imigh claochlú nach beag ar an ainm seo le caitheamh na haimsire. Is í an tagairt is sine atá againn don áit ná iontráil in Annála Uladh ón mbliain 801, abbas Domnaig Sechnaill. Iasacht luath ó dominicum na Laidine is ea domnach agus baineann na heaglaisí a bhfuil an t-ainm seo orthu le tréimhse thosaigh na Críostaíochta in Éirinn.
Mar leis an dara cuid den logainm, Sechnall, iasacht atá ann ón ainm Laidine Secundinus. Bhí seisean ar dhuine de na heaspaig a bhí ag craobhscaoileadh na Críostaíochta in Éirinn sa 5ú haois. Taispeánann na samplaí stairiúla den logainm atá caomhnaithe i gcáipéisí eaglasta Laidine go ndearnadh Seachlainn de Seachnaill (gin.) de bharr meititéise faoi dheireadh an 12ú haois, e.g. ‘Douenhagsachlin’ (1187), ‘Dounaghsachlayne’ (1248). Tá an t-athrú céanna le feiscint san ainm pearsanta Mael Sechnaill > *Maol Seachlainn.
Faoi dheireadh an 14ú haois bhí Dún curtha in ionad Domhnach i dtosach an logainm, e.g. ‘Dunshaglyn’ (1374), ‘Donshaghlyn’ (1437). Tá an t-athrú céanna le feiscint i lámhscribhinní déanacha Gaeilge, ‘inghean an giúisdís Díolún ó Dhún Seachloinn’, cuir i gcás, in RIA 23 F 12 (18ú haois). Tá an méid a scríobhadh i Litreacha na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis (LSO) (1836) faoin fhoirm Ghaeilge a bhí in úsáid ag cainteoirí Gaeilge an cheantair an tráth úd ag cur leis sin:
Dunshaughlin is always in Irish called Dún Seachlain (pron. Shoghlin) (or Duin S.——) for which they can assign no meaning — never Domhnach S ’ ... ‘In the townland of Bonestown [parish of Dunshaughlin] there is a holy well called Tobar Saint [sic] Seachlain.’
[—Litreacha na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis (Co. na Mí) 263–4]
Lárphointe
Airíonna
Tagairtí stairiúla
801 |
(gin.) Domnaigh Sechnaill
abbas Domhnaigh Sechnaill
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833 |
Domnaigh Sechnaill
princeps Domnaigh Sechnaill
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1176 |
a n-Dunach Seachloinn
‘Do crochadur na Saxanaigh Maghnas h- Mael Seachloinn do bi a laim acu fein, & dorinnadur caislen **a n-Dunach Seachloinn** & caislen a n-Ath Truim & caislen a Sgrin Coluim Cilli & caislen a Numan & caislen a Cnomodh’ *anno* 1176,
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1215c |
Dunelinsachlin, Dunelinsaglin, Dunelinsahhelin, Dunelinsahkelin, Dunelinsakelin, Dunenach Scahalin, Dunenach Scahelin
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Reg. St. Thos. 8, 11, 13, 26, 46, 224, 242, 244, 247, 254-5
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1305c |
?Develynschael’
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Pap. Tax. 254 (féach Corrigenda lch. xii)
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1374 |
Dunshaghlyn
To the seneschal of the liberty of Meath. He is informed that Sir James de la Hide, now deceased, was indebted to the king in several sums of money in his accounts, for the time he was sheriff of Limerick, seneschal of the liberty of Meath, and escheator of Ireland; the king wishing to have the same satisfied, directs the seneschal of the liberty of Meath to take into the king's hands tenements, goods and chattels in Dunshaghlyn, Roweston and elsewhere in the barony of Rathouth or in his baliwick (excepting the manor of Maynclare) and to make appear what he should do therein before the treasurer and barons… Rotulus Clausus 140
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1409 |
Dunshaghlyn
APPOINTMENT of William Tynbegh, James Uriell, Richard Sydgreve, Thomas Petit of Pierstoun and Richard Byrtoun as justices to take an assize of novel disseisin that Nicholas Duffe chaplain and John Wottoun chaplain arraigned against Christopher Plunket, sheriff of Meath, concerning tenements in Dyrloghgonyr, le Merton, Ballymore, Molynane, Flemyngeston and Dunshaghlyn.
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1431 |
Dunshaghlyn
Patent Roll 10 Henry VI <br>
COMMISSION, by mainprize of Thomas s. of Richard Sale and Thomas Wodeward of Dublin, to Thomas Shorthals senior of Dublin of custody of all lands [etc.] that were of the temporalities of the house of St Thomas the Martyr near Dublin in Dunshaghlyn, co. Meath. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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1539-41 |
Dunsaghlen
Ratouth (Tithes of the rectories of Grenoke, Kilsalehan, Chapelmydwaie, Ballybyn, Trewet, Donamore near Grenoke, Ratough and Dunsaghlen) CPCR 59 (Morrin) Dugge (late Abbot of the monastery of St. Thomas the Martyr, near Dublin) Henry
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1540-1 |
Donshakelyn
Thomas Walsshe of
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1540c |
Dunshaghlen
Manor of Dunshaghlen … <br>
Remondesfelde held by Thomas Talbote of Derdeston … the hall ferme… held by John Harberte … Anne Leys ferme …held by John Harbert Crown Survey 224-5
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1540c |
Dunshoughley, Dunsgoughley
[Manor of Dunshaghlen] … <br>
Dunshoughley…Dunsgoughley Crown Survey 226
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1547 |
Dunsaghlyn
Lordship of Donamore, near Grenoke, Graunge-end, near Dunsaghlyn ; the Grange Trewet, Thomaston, Hilton, Rowneston, Shanragh, Collierreston, Cokeston, and several rectories and churches in the counties
of Dublin, Kildare, Carlow, and Tipperary CPCR 134 Duffe (Surrender of the monastery or house of Saint Thomas the
Martyr, near Dublin, commonly called “ Saint Thomas is courte, of
the Order of Saint Augustine, by Henry Duffe, Abbot, with the consent of the Convent, and of 4 castles or forts, 50 messuages, 4 mills,
1 carrucate of land, 16 acres of meadow, 8 orchards, 30 acres of wood,
2 gardens, 12 acres of pasture, and 20.9. rent in Dublin; the manors,
lordships, or cells of Saint Katherine and Kilrodry; the castle and
lands of Kilrodry, …
and Tankardstown ;
and the advowsons of Kilsalghan and Lucan, the manor or lordship
of Donamore, near Grenoke, Graunge-end, near Dunsaghlyn ; the Grange Trewet, Thomaston, Hilton, Rowneston, Shanragh, Collierreston, Cokeston, and several rec
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1550 |
Dunshaghlene, Dunshaghlen
CPCR (Morrin) 214 Delahoid
(171. Grant to John, son of Sir Walter Delahoid, of the capital
messuage of Dunshaghlene, 34 acres arrable, 10 acres of meadow, 2 pasture, called the Hall Ferme ,- 26 acres enable, 2 acres meadow, and 2 of astute, in Dunshaghlene, called Aleyes Ferme; 21 acres
arrable, 2,z meadow, in Dunshaghlene, in the possession of William
Swarthe ; 3 farms in the occupation of Geffry Balarde, John Walshe,
and Thomas Corbally, with several other parcels of land in Dun
shaghlen ; and all messuages, lands, commons, weirs, and fisheries,
in Roweston, in the parish of Dunshaghlen ; To be held for ever by
the service of one knight's fee as scutage runs.—l\'ov. 28, 4°).
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1560 |
Donsoghlin
(Presentation of Anthony Rush to the Vicarage of …vacant by the death of Chris. Ball)
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1560 |
Donsoghlin
(Pardon of John Plunket, of… and Elizabeth Preston, his wife)
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1568-9 |
Donsaghlin
Lease …
to Edmund Penangle ; of the tithe corn and hay of Muche
and Little Derryck, county Meath, parcel of the rectory of Donsaghlin,
of the possessions of Thomascourt, Dublin. To F 1295
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1570 |
Donshaghlen, Donshaglen
Lease …tosir John Plunckett, of Donsoghly, knt. ; of a messuage in
Donshaghlen, co. Meath, an acre of moor on the east side
of the moor of Donshaglen, messuages and gardens there
now or late in the tenure of Clement Neyle, Donagh
O’Fynine, Donald Dohe, Kobert Rolande alias Smythe, Barnaby
Ivors, Nicholas Werre, the mill meadow, Calryshecrofte, bog in
the red moor of Donshaghlen, eighty custom hens yearly from the
tenants of Donshaglen for pasturing their cattle on the common,
and land in the Dromyne, by Much Dericks, co. Meath ; possessions
of sir Walter Delahyde, knt., deceased. F 1578
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1582 |
Donshaghlen
Livery…to Robert Barnewall, of Donbro, gent., son and heir of Mark Barnewall, late of same, …
Nich. Weldon, Nich. Warr, of Donshaghlen, freeholder, and any others seised to his use. Fine =£20 and £10 for a pardon of alienations.— F 3895
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1584 |
Dunsaghlen
Lease … to Michael Kettellwell, gent.; of the rectorial tithes of the parsonage of Dunsaghlen, co. Meath, the rectorial tithes of Robertstone, the Feanestone, Great Dericke and Little Dericke excepted…and the rectory of Ballmaglassane, co. Meath, possessions of the monastery of S. Thomas the martyr, Dublin. F 4432
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1586 |
Donshaghlin
Grant…to Rich. Delahide, of Moyclare, co. Meath, esq. ; of the reversion of the premises in Donshaghlin… including
the messuages of Clement Neile, Donald O Fyn, and Donald Duff…the reversion of premises in Kiltaile, co. Meath, leased… to John Plunket, knt., for 40 years from 1587 ; the reversion of Ballynescallon, co. MeatH F 4927
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1596 |
Donshaghlin
Surrender by sir Henry Wallop, knt., vice-treasurer and treasurer at wars, assignee of Michael Kettelwell, gent…of the rectorial tithes of Donshaghlin (those of Robertstowne, the Fianstowne, great Derrick, and little Derrick
excepted), a moiety of the tithes of the rectory of Lucan, and
the rectory of Balmaglassan. With the intention of receiving
a new lease F 6019
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1596 |
Donshaghlen
Lease…to sir Henry Wallop, knt., vice-treasurer and treasurer at wars, and assignee of Michael Kettelwell, deceased…
of the rectorial tithes of the parsonage of
Donshaghlen, co. Meath, parcel of the possessions of the late
monastery of S. Thomas the martyr by Dublin (the rectorial
tithes of Robertstone, the Fianstone, great and little Derrick
only excepted), the moiety of the tithes of the rectory of Lucan,
co. Dublin, also the rectory of Balmaglassan, co. Meath
F 6027
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1597 |
Donshaughlin
Grant to Sir Henry Wallopp, knight … of the parsonage of Donshaughlin … the rectorial tithes of Robertstone, Fianstone, Great Derrick and Little Derrick … the rectory, church, or chapel of Ballinaglassan, in the county of Meath, parcel of the possessions of the dissolved monastery of St. Thomas the Martyr, by Dublin; CPCR (Morrin II) 459
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1598 |
Dunshaghlin
Ratoathe. — Sir Pat. Barnwall of Crickston, Baron Sedgrave of Killeglan, Barnwall of Kilbrue, Th. Plunket of Loughgoure, FitzWilliams of Dunamore, Rich. Ball of Feydorffe, Jn. Birford of Kilrowe, Js. Lee of Clonresse, Pat. Lee of Licianstown, Jn. Sparke of Ratowthe, Gellouse of Gelloustown, Rich. Fowleing of Parsonstown, Delahoyde of Dunshaghlin, 'and many freeholders.' Rich. Reade of Rowes- town, Th. Russel of Cookestown. Descript. Ir. 93
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1598 |
Dunshaughlin
(gluais)
Rising out of Ratoath — Barnwall of Kilbrye in person 1 armed horseman, Berford of Kilrowe 1 ditto ; Ichers of Dunshaughlin ; Talbot of Robertston 2 ; Weafy of the Blackehil 2 armed Horsemen. Descript. Ir. 93
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1601 |
Dunshaghlin
Tho. Leany, of Culmollen, co. Meath…Tho. Kindellan, of Ballenekillie, co. Meath, Derby Done, of Clonlyone, same co., Edw. Rogers, of Moylhussie, same co…Wm. Done, of Dunboine, co. Meath, and Shane Deagle, of Kilgreg, same co., soldiers, John Delahide fitz Tho., of Killane, same co., farmer, Rich. Foster, of Kilgreage, soldier, Shane Dowlinge, of Moiglare, cottier, John
Dowlinge, of same, yeoman, Tho. Devie, of same, soldier, Gerrott Foster, of Kilgrege, Rick. Creife, of Moiglare…Rich. Talbot, of Dunshaghlin, co. Meath, James Lisagh, of Wespanstone, co. Meath…
Donell Evaugherie O’ Birne, of Bellantry, co. Meath, soldier. F 6557
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1611 |
Dunshaughlin (Arthur [Cooke])
Arthur [Cooke], vicar of Dunshaughlin,
co. Meath. <br>
Prerogrative Wills 101 <br>
1666 Catherine [Cooke], Dunshaughlin, co.
Meath, widow <br> Prerogrative Wills 101
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1629 |
Dunshaughlin
Surrender by Philip Fearneley of the rectory and church of Dunshaughlin, in the county of Meath, with all its tithes and possessions.
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M CPCR (Morrin III) 449
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1630 |
i Domhnach Sechnaill
Seachnall .i. Secundinus priomhaidh Arda Macha. Mac do Liamhain, siúr Patraicc é, cus i nDomhnach Sechnaill, i mBeghaibh atá a cheall ...
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1663 |
Dunshaughlin (Thomas [Cooke])
Thomas [Cooke], Dunshaughlin, co.
Meath, gent. <br> Prerogrative Wills 102
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1700-1800 |
Dilún ó dhún sechl=;
Dilún ó **dhún sechl=** (RIA LS 23 E 26, 280)
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1700-1800 |
Díolún o Dhún seachloinn
(RIA LS 23 F 12, 171)
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1700-1800 |
Diolbhainn o dhunsechloinn
(RIA LS 23 M 5, 181)
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1700-1800 |
Diolún o dunsechl⸛
(RIA LS 23 O 36, 150)
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1700-1800 |
Díolún o Dhúnsochlainn
(RIA LS 23 F 15, 160)
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1700-1800 |
Diolún ó Dhun Sexluinn
(H 1.15 (TCD), 859)
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1703 |
(Díolún) o Dhún Sochlainn
(Carney, A Genealogical History of the O’Reillys (1959), lch. 65, in eagar as LS 23 F 15 dar dáta 1703).
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1703 |
Dunsaghlin
51. GEORGE LOWTHER of Killrew, esq., 12th June 1703…The townand lands of Glascairnes, 294 a…Baltrasney, 20 a…Birford’s part of Harlockstowne, 1 a…
of commonage on Baltrasney and Harlockstowne.—in Rayestowne, 2 a…bar. Ratoath <br>
…in BallymcLoghlin, 2 a…in Dunsaghlin, 1 a…in Flemingstowne…in Newtown of Trym, 1a…bar. Deece, same co—the estate of Ignatius Birford, attainted. Forf. Est. 382
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1773 |
Dhún Seachlainn [gin.]
Bhínn sealad i dTeamhair na Ríogh,
<br> mar mbíodh Cormac an tArd-rí;
<br>is bhaininn sgal as trompa go binn,
<br> ar mhóta árd Dhún Seachlainn. <br> Lch. 21.
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1836 |
Dún Seachlain; Duin S.
"(the 'ea' in Seachlain like 'a' in what.)" "never 'Domhnach S:" [Nóta OC]
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OC:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
St Secund[..]es's church
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dún Seochluin
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pl:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dunshaughlin
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
The Parrish of Dunsaghlin
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DS:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dunshaghlym
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DS:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dunshaughlin
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Larkin (Mí):AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dunshaghlin
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GJRates (Old Docket): AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dunshaughlin
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HCSV:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Dunshaughlin
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HCER 1826:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Downesoghly
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Inq. Eliz. I:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Donshaglan
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Inq. Eliz. I:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Donshaglin
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Donshaghlin
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1836 |
Downeshallin
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: Mí039,9
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1905 |
Domhnach Seachlainn (Domhnach Seachnaill)
An leagan Gaeilge molta i leabhrán Chonradh na Gaeilge (eag.Seosamh Laoide)/The Irish form proposed in a booklet published by Conradh na Gaeilge (ed. Seosamh Laoide).
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1911 |
Domhnach Seachlaina [sic] (Domhnach Seachnaill)
An leagan Gaeilge molta i leabhrán Chonradh na Gaeilge (eag.Seosamh Laoide, dara heagrán,1911))/The Irish form proposed in a booklet published by Conradh na Gaeilge (ed. Seosamh Laoide, 2nd edition, 1911).
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1924-25 |
Domhnach Seachlainn
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1937 |
Domhnach Seachnaill
Mhol Risteárd Ó Foghludha an leagan Gaeilge seo ina leabhar *Log-ainmneacha - Irish Placenames*.
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Log-ainmneacha Lch. 29.
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1964 |
Domhnach Seachlainn
An leagan Gaeilge molta i liosta sealadach de na leaganacha Gaeilge ar ainmneacha na mbailte poist i gCúige Laighean. Is leaganacha iad a mhol an Coimisiún Logainmeacha. Deirtear i réamhrá an liosta seo: 'Is é a bhí ar intinn ag an gCoimisiún i dtosach réamhscrúdú a dhéanamh ar ar ainmneacha bailte poist na tíre ... Táthar ag súil go spreagfaidh an liosta seo freisin daoine eolacha i measc an phobail le go mbeidh a gcabhair le fáil go fonnmhar ag an gCoimisiún ina gcuid oibre' (lch. 3).
The Irish form of Dunshaughlin is that suggested in a provisional list of the Irish names of postal towns in Leinster. These were suggested by the Placenames Commission. In the foreword to this list it is stated (in translation): 'It was the intention of the Commission at the outset to do an initial examination of the names of the postal towns of the country ... One hopes that this list will also encourage knowledgeable people from within the general population so that their help can be obtained by the Commission in its work'.
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1969 |
Dún Seachlainn
Foilsíodh an leagan seo den ainm sa leabhrán *Ainmneacha Gaeilge na mBailte Poist*. Sa réamhrá scríobhtar: 'Tá anseo liosta d'ainmneacha oifigiúla Gaeilge na mbailte poist, a socraíodh le comhairle, a bhonn taighde ar fhoinsí scríofa agus ar fhianaise áitiúil, ón gCoimisiún Logainmeacha' (lch. v). This form of the name was published in the booklet *Ainmneacha Gaeilge na mBailte Poist* (1969). It is stated in the foreword (in translation): 'This is the list of the official Irish names of the postal towns, which was determined on the advice of the Placenames Commission based in the research of written sources and on local research.
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