- "French")
Coolnahavil (from Cúil na
hAbhaill meaning "corner of the orchard")
Coolreaghs (from Cúil
Riach meaning "grey corner")
Gortalowry (from Gort an Leamhraigh...
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Clooney (in the
former Rural District of Tulla), Cloontra, Cloonusker,
Coolreagh, Corlea, Crusheen, Dangan, Derrynagittagh, Drummaan, Fahymore, Feakle...
- Bohergl****, Caherhurly, Cahermurphy, Cappaghabaun, Carrowbaun, Cloonusker,
Coolreagh, Corlea, Derrynagittagh, Drummaan, Feakle,
Inishcaltra North, Inishcaltra...
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Clane Ti****e Naas
Coolrake 299
Kilkea and
Moone Killelan Baltingl****
Coolreagh 151
Connell Oldconnell Naas
Coolree 341
Carbury Dunfierth Edenderry Coolree...
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Farney Donaghmoyne Carrickmacross Coolnalong 179
Dartree Killeevan Clones Coolreagh 138
Farney Killanny Carrickmacross Coolremony 69
Farney Killanny Carrickmacross...
- Mary
Johnson Westropp, and
raised in the
Church of Ireland. He
lived at
Coolreagh, an Anglo-Irish big
house in
County Clare. In 1885, he
added "Westropp"...
-
Coolnaherin Park 81
Omagh West
Ardstraw Castlederg Coolreaghs 262
Dungannon Upper Derryloran Cookstown Coolreaghs 42
Dungannon Upper Lissan Cookstown Copney 1...
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Coologe 248
Eglish Eglish Parsonstown Coolreagh (or Cloghanhill) 955
Garrycastle Gallen Parsonstown Coolreagh Glebe 123
Ballyboy Ballyboy Parsonstown...
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house sites in the
townlands of Ballydonaghan, Caherhurly,
Coolready and
Coolreagh More. The
local Catholic church, the
Church of Our Lady of the ****umption...
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Clare Cloghog Cluntydoon Cookstown Coolkeeghan Coolnafranky Coolnahavil Coolreaghs Craigs Cranfield Derrycrummy Derryloran (also
known as Kirkstown) Doorless...
