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Faill na gCaorach
genitive: Fhaill na gCaorach
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Foilnageragh
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Historical references
1655 |
mountain pasture a bhí ann. Mar chuid den bf Rincharagh
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1805 |
F(o)ilnngarogh
'part of Doora otherwise Duragh called ....'
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CGn. Imleabhar: 571, Leathanach: 278, Uimhir: 384995
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1809 |
Filenagerah
'Doora otherwise Duragh called ....'
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CGn. Imleabhar: 614, Leathanach: 42, Uimhir: 417387
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1841 |
Filnagerrogh
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Nimmo Bar. Map 1811:AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1841 |
Filenageeragh
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BM:AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1841 |
Filenageeragh
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Larkin (Ci):AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1841 |
Faill na g-caorach, 'precipice of the sheep'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1841 |
Faill na g-caorach
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pl:AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1841 |
Foilnagéragh
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1841 |
Faythnagearagh
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BS:AL Leathanach: Ci091,43
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1927c |
Faill na gCaorach
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LSh. Í Chonaill Leathanach: 356
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1956 |
Faill na gCaorach
béim ar 'gcaor'
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Uí Ráthach Leathanach: 29
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1968 |
ˌfəil′nəˈgeːr′əx
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