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Placename
|
Definition
|
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Easky
|
Place
abounding in fish
|
|
Eden
|
Hill-brow
or slope
|
|
Edenderry
|
Hill-brow
of the oak grove
|
|
Edenmore
|
Great
hill-brow
|
|
Edentinny
|
Hill-brow
of fire
|
|
Ederny
|
Middle
area
|
|
Eglish
|
Church
|
|
Eighter
|
Lower
area
|
|
Ellistrin
|
Place
abounding in flaggers
|
|
Elphin
|
Rock of
the clear spring
|
|
Emlagh
|
Marshy
lake
|
|
Emlaghdauroe
|
Marsh
of the two red cows
|
|
Emly
|
Lake marsh
of the yew tree
|
|
Emlygrennan
|
Lake marsh
of the sun-bower
|
|
Emyvale
|
Vale of
the bed
|
|
Ennis
|
River-meadow
|
|
Enniscrone
|
River-meadow
of the esker
|
|
Enniskean
|
Pleasant
river-meadow
|
|
Enniskerry
|
Fort of
the rocky crossing
|
|
Enniskillen
|
Cethle's
island
|
|
Ennisnag
|
River-meadow
of the woodpecker
|
|
Ennistymon
|
Dioman's
river-meadow
|
|
Errigal
|
A habitation;
a small church or oratory
|
|
Errigal
Keeroge
|
Oratory
of St Dachiarog
|
|
Eshnadarragh
|
Ridge
of the oakwood
|
|
Eskeragh
|
Place
of eskers
|
|
Eyries
|
Rising
ground
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