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mgeoghegan Member Posts: 16 |
posted 02 April 2005 11:28 PM
  
I am working on developing an on-line history and geography of Annaghdown Parish. I am collecting information in realtion to this. I have put up a page on each townland in the parish and I am now concentrating on getting pictures and historical information on this. I dont have the irish name or the meaning of each townland. This following is a link to all the townlands. Below also is a list of the names of the townlands. http://www.annaghdowngaa.com/AnnaghdownGAAfiles/Mainframefiles/Townlands/ParishTownlands.html Annaghdown Townlands Any help appreciated. Thanks IP: Logged |
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ChristopherP Veteran Member Posts: 338 |
posted 07 May 2009 10:53 AM
A website which provides the official Irish language names of almost 100,000 towns, streets and post offices throughout the country has been officially launched. The Bunachar Logainmneacha na hÉireann site, www.logainm.ie, is aimed at students, teachers, journalists, translators and others who need the authoritative Irish form of place names. The site is also designed to be of interest to people worldwide who want to know more about the heritage, culture and geography of Ireland. [This message has been edited by ChristopherP (edited 07 May 2009).] IP: Logged |
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enfield Moderator Posts: 488 |
posted 20 May 2009 07:31 AM
If you would like a translation of a placename. Post your query on the placenames section of this site. Regards. Tom. IP: Logged |
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