"Pinkman: Táimhlighe = A plague burial place. Támh or táimh and lighe, a bed or a grave. See previous names. The River Duff flows through it. "

"Arch. Inventory: Enclosure. On top of a small rise (160). Enclosure. On top of a drumlin (160). Enclosure. On a rise which is known locally as ‘Fort Hill.’ (160). Mass-rock (present location). In a deciduous wood at the N-facing foot of the Dartry Mountains and close to its original location. A sandstone altar with an oval top with an incised cross and ‘IHS’ inscription on one face. A bullaun stone is nearby, and both were re-erected in 1975 close to their original findspot when the ground around them was paved (198). Mass-rock. In a slight fold of a gently undulating landscape. Oval flat-topped stone with an incised cross on its S side (198-9). Bullaun stone (present location). In Culleen Wood, c. 20m from the road bank to S, and close to its original location (193). "

'a burial place'

"bog area, rough land"