- systems: 10: a
deich 20:
fiche 30:
vigesimal – a
deich is fiche;
decimal –
tríocha 40: v. daichead, dá fhichead; d.
ceathracha 50: v. a
deich is daichead;...
- The
tríocha céad, also
known as trícha cét,
meaning "thirty hundreds", was a unit of land-holding in
eleventh and
twelfth century Ireland. The term appears...
- naoi naoú (9ú) 10 a
deich deichiú (10ú) 20
fiche or scór fichiú (20ú) 30
triocha triochadú (30ú) 40 daichead,
ceathracha or dhá scór daicheadú or ceathrachadú...
- Carrow; 4
Ploughlands – 1 Ballybetagh, or Townland; 30
Ballybetaghs –
Triocha Céad or Barony. This
hierarchy was not
applied uniformly across Ireland...
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Dartraighe Dartraige Túath/
Tríocha Céad
History • Created
uncertain • Abolished 1603 • Succeeded by
Barony of Dartree,
County Monaghan Status túath...
-
Luighne Túath/
Tríocha Céad
History • Created
uncertain • Abolished 1603 • Succeeded by
Barony of Leyny,
County Sligo Status Túath (Territory) Subdivisions...
- Tir Ollíol Túath/
Tríocha Céad
History • Created
uncertain • Abolished 1603 • Succeeded by
Barony of
Tirerill Status Túath (Territory) Contained within...
- Tir
Amhlaidh Tír
Amhalghaidh Túath/
Tríocha Céad
History • Created
uncertain • Abolished 1603 • Succeeded by
Barony of Tirawley,
County Mayo Status...
- (rendered as tricontis, with a
Latinized ablative plural ending;
compare Irish tríocha). A
Latinized phrase for a "ten-night
festival of (Apollo) Grannus", decamnoctiacis...
- Tír
Fhiacrach Muaidhe Uí
Fhiacrach Muirisce Túath/
Tríocha Céad
History • Created
uncertain • Abolished 1603 • Succeeded by
Barony of Tireragh, County...
