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County Cork places. P.W.
Joyce in 1869
surmised that in Magh Eala [sic],
Ealla referred to the
river Blackwater, and
connected the name to the
nearby barony...
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Duhallow (Irish: Dúiche
Ealla) is a
barony located in the north-western part of
County Cork, Ireland.
Baronies were
created after the
Norman invasion...
- The
River Allow (/ˈæloʊ/; Irish:
Abhainn Ealla) is a
river in Ireland,
flowing through County Limerick and
County Cork. The
Allow rises in the Mullaghareirk...
- "Mallow" it
refers either to the town of Mallow,
County Cork (Gaelic >Magh
Ealla, "Plain of the Swans") or to a
flowering plant of the
Mallow family. Therefore...
-
MacCarthy Mór
dynasty was that of the
MacCarthys of
Duhallow (Irish: Dúiche
Ealla),
known as the
MacDonough MacCarthys. The
Duhallow sept
began in the 13th...
- ēležan 2nd
singular ealát ēllet eale ealášit, ealášedjet ēležat 3rd
singular eallá ēlii ēllos ealášii ēleža, ēleš 1st dual ēlle ēliime eal'lu ealášeimme ēležetne...
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River Dalua (Abhainn Dalua)
River Bride (An Bhríd)
River Allow (Abhainn
Ealla)
River Araglin (An Airglinn)
River Finnow (An Fhionnabha, "the fair river")...
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Taxila M.V,
Vidyarathana University College, Pra****athi
Balika Vidylaya and
Ealla Kanda Thamil Maha Vidyalayam,
Ashoka college, and Sus**** College. The Sri...
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following poems: A
shaoghail ón a
shaoghail Bean dá
chumhadh críoch
Ealla Gluais a
litir go
Lunndain The
surname is
derived from the
Gaelic term cáinteach...
- the
corpse Tomás
Eoghain in "Thar Sáile". A fisherman, he
waits on Oileán
Ealla for
Charlie and
Vincie to
deposit their load as**** when he
hopes to be...
