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Corrdhoire (Peyton)
genitive: Chorrdhoire
(Irish)
Corderry (Peyton)
(English)
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53.9975, -7.94853latitude, longitude
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Historical references
"DG, Lú, RC, TÁ, TE P: Inishmagrath b: Drumahaire P: Killarga b: Drumahaire "
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"Pinkman: Cor-dhoire = Round hill of the oak wood. This name occurs four times in the county… The Annals of Connaught mention Bealach-Corr-Doire, the pass of Corderry, in Muintir Cearbhalláin. McRannall, Chief of Muintir Eolais was slain there, (Con. 76A). Muintir Cearbhalláin (or Carolan) was the name of a trube, and a district, in the barony of Leitrim. (Four Masters, Note, AD 1486). "
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"Arch.Inventory Rath. In a low-lying position in an undulating landscape (72). Rath. Towards the top of a small drumlin (72). Rath. In a low-lying position (72). Enclosure. On top of a small drumlin (142). "
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"A RECONSIDERATION OF SOME PLACE-NAMES FROM THE ANNALS OF CONNACHT Diarmuid Ó Murchadha Bealach Chorrdhoire 1524. a mBealach Corrdoire a Muintir Cerballain le clainn h. Maoíl Mhíadhaig. (‘At Corderry, pars. Inismagrath and Killarga, bar. Drumahaire, Co. Leitrim.’) The O Mulveys of Muintear Chearbhalláin shared the S. part of Muintear Eolais with Meig Raghnaill; they were not in bar. Drumahaire. B.C. may have been in tl. Corderry (Peyton), par. Kiltubbrid, bar./Co. Leitrim, where the road from Drumsna to Keshcarrigan passes between two hills. "
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1590 |
?Cordirry
(nó Morton)
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F Leathanach: 5442
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1621 |
*Corrgirry
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CPR Leathanach: 529b
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<s>1622<s> |
<s>?Corgirry<s>
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CPR Leathanach: <s>530a<s>
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1833 |
Curtaskin or Cordery Peyton
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TAB Leathanach: 29, 31, Nóta: (61:16/11) innéacs
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1836 |
Corderry Peyton
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1836 |
Curgeery
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1836 |
Curderry Peyton
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1836 |
Cordery
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1836 |
Corr Dairr Phattan
'Peyton's oak crane'
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1836 |
Cordoire Peatáin
'Peyton's old Derry, or oak wood'
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1836 |
Corderry Peyton
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1836 |
Corderry Peyton
"Two Danish forts…one in the northern extremity, the other in the west."
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