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Maothail,
meaning 'soft/spongy ground' in
gaelic languages, may
refer to
several places: Mohill, a
small town in
County Leitrim,
Ireland Mothel, a village...
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Mohill (Irish:
Maothail,
meaning "soft ground") is a town in
County Leitrim, Ireland. The town of Carrick-on-Shannon is
approximately 16 km (10 miles)...
- Patrick.
Confirmed Manchan of
Mohill church sites are –
Mohill (Monastery of
Maothail-Manachan) in
county Leitrim,
founded by
Manchan in the 6th century. Ennisnag...
- in
Perth and Kinross, Scotland. The name
derives from
Scottish Gaelic Maothail meaning “soft-ground”. The
village lies 3
miles (5 kilometres)
south of...
- The
monastery of Mohill-Manchan (Irish:
mainistir an
Maothail-Manachain) was
anciently located at Mohill, in
county Leitrim. The
earliest church was founded...
- (Irish:
Maothail, "soft or
spongy ground") village.
Historically a
variety of
corrupted names were used- Irish: Maethail,
Maothail,
Maothail-Manchan,...
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Location within Ireland Monastery information Other names Maothail; Motalia; Mothil;
Maothail Braocáin
Order Augustinians Cistercians Established 6th century...
- O'****van, on the
other hand,
gives his
birthplace as the
castle upon Cnoc
Maothail, a hill 828 feet high in
Templebeg and, for this
reason he was
always known...
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Terence (Tirlaughe) O'Byrne 1594 St Mary Irish: Maethail,
Maothail, Maethail-Manachain,
Maothail-Manachain;
Middle English: Maethla, Moithla, Moethla, Mucgail...
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after Leitrim village.
Considered part of
Sligo in 1574.
Leitrim Mohill Maothail By 1672 62,904
Named after Mohill Leitrim Rosclougher or
Rossclogher Ros...
