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Sally ()
Posted on Friday, August 25, 2000 - 11:56 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

I have been searching for information on the mountians nearest the town of Killaloe. Across the Shannon river from the Arra's. On the west of the Shannon is a Mt. range named Slieve Aught. Slightly seperate from it, at it's south end is a Mt. Is it part of the Slieve Aught range? Dose it have a name of its own? And what if any is it's history? Can anyone please helpe me?

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Seosamh Mac Muirí
Posted on Tuesday, September 05, 2000 - 08:48 am:   Edit Post Print Post

A Bhean Uasal,

Is é ainm an tsléibhe, Sliabh Bearnach, go díreach mar sin, gan an t-alt. (Is féidir gur tuiseal consonta é an '-ch' seachas foirceann aidiachta. Bhíodh -dh' aige mar fhoirceann tuisil chomh maith leis an -n'. -adh > -ach?)
Luaigh Gearóid Mac Spealáin é i gceann éigin dá chuid leabhar. Is cosúil go mbeirtí 'Gleann na gCailleach' nó a mhacasamhail air, scathamh.

In name, 'Sliabh Bearnach' without the definite article. Mentioned by Gearóid Mac Spealáin in (?) 'Aos Trí Muighe' or another local history book, not to hand. (not 'Cathair Luimnighe')
May have been called 'Gleann na gCailleach Mountain' for a time. You will notice the 'gleann' so named on any map of the area.

Beir bua.

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Sally ()
Posted on Tuesday, September 05, 2000 - 04:43 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

To Seosamh Mac Muiri Go raibh mailh agat. Thank you very much for your help, the information is very vital to me. You are wonderful. Sally

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