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barony
civil parish
subunits
Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
famous resort, assembly?
< Bordgal, foirm Shean-Ghaeilge de Bordigala na Laidine (= Bordeaux na Fraince)Pléann Mac Giolla Easpaig an bhrí a tháinig ar an logainm iasachta seo sa Ghaeilge san alt leis ‘The Significance of the Placename Temair’ in The Kingship and Landscape of Tara 428. Tá nóta ar an ainm ag an gCorragánach in History and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory II 58.
Feach bf Bordaíol/Boherdeel (UF 38) (#41377); cf. bf Barr Doinn/Bordowin (#28516) in Uí Fhairchealláin.
Centrepoint
Historical references
1160c |
Borddgaile (gin.)
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LL Imleabhar: VI, Líne: 52370
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1210 |
Bordgal, church
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Reg. St. Thos. Leathanach: 122
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1210 |
Bordegal
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Reg. St. Thos. Leathanach: 365
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1303-6 |
Bordwell
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir: 19, Fascúl: k
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1318 |
Bordwell
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir: 20, Fascúl: i
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1351 |
Bordwell
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir: 21, Fascúl: a
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1480c |
Bordwyll
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Cal. Lib. Rub. Uimhir: 36, Fascúl: b
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1481 |
Borduyl, rectory of St. Finlinus
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CPL Leathanach: 13, 773
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1481 |
Borduyl
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Ann. Oss. Leathanach: 16, Alt: 50
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1493 |
Borduyl
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Ann. Oss. Leathanach: 27, Alt: 85
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1660c |
Bordwell Parish
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BSD (La) Leathanach: 133
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1685 |
Bordwell
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1805 |
Boardwell R.
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1812 |
Bordaile
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Leet Imleabhar: I
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1838 |
Bórd means border, brink ... so that it might be Bord Bhail'.
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LSO (La) Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 96
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1905 |
Its Irish form is Bordgal or Bordgail
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 58
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2004 |
ˈbɑrdˌwel
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2005 |
Bordghal
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FSÁG Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 163
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