- A
crannog (/ˈkrænəɡ/; Irish: crannóg [ˈkɾˠan̪ˠoːɡ];
Scottish Gaelic:
crannag [ˈkʰɾan̪ˠak]) is
typically a
partially or
entirely artificial island, usually...
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Unknown 355 m (1,165 ft) 71
Percy Bysshe Unknown Unknown 355 m (1,165 ft) 72
Crannoge Unknown Unknown 350 m (1,150 ft) 73 The
Fallow Unknown Unknown 350 m (1...
- "Gaelscoil Riabhach". www.gaelscoilriabhach.ie. Kinahan, G.H. 1861-4 On
crannoges in
Lough Rea.
Proceedings of the
Royal Irish Academy 8 pp 4 12-27. "Military...
- 221
Leitrim Fenagh Mohill Crane Island 1
Carrigallen Carrigallen Bawnboy Crannoge Island 1
Drumahaire Cloonclare Manorhamilton Creenagh 137
Leitrim Kiltoghert...
- High
Middle Ages (1247 AD), with the
structure marked on some maps as "
Crannoge" or "Crane Island",
while the
medieval Mac Raghnaill's
Castle is mentioned...
- the s****line.
Marked on all OS editions. In 1907
Thomas Hall
recorded ['
Crannoge near Belturbet' in JRSAI, Vol. 37, 1907, pp.240-241]
digging into a mound...
- Cortrasna, Cosbystown,
Cosbystown East or Rosspoint, Cossycon, Craghan, Cran,
Crannoges,
Crawfords Hill, Creagh,
Creaghamanone Island,
Creaghanameelta Island...
