cabhán; an Cabhán, t. and c. Cavan, Fm. iii. 544, vi. 1958, O’Grady’s Cat. 585, Ci.; over 20 tls. of same name; is in mBreifne, Ar. 68; caislén an Chabháin, Au. iii. 512, 524; Cowan, Caven, in Dumfriesshire and Galloway.

cabhán an chatha; Cavanacaw; several tls. in Tyr., Don. and Arm.

cabhán an churaig; at Druim Cet, called fr. Columb Cille’s curach reaching it a mile or two fr. the r. Roe, Bco. 48 b 1.

cabhann; Seleucia in Magh Sennar, Lu. 1.

cabhán na gcnó; Cavanagrow, 2 m. fr. Markethill in Arm.

cabhán na crann árd; Ci., Au. ii. 212; in c. Tyr., or betw. it and Arm., Lan. iv. 317; may be in Tyr., where are two tls. Cavan O’Neill, one in p. Kildress, nr. Cookstown and one in p. Aghaloo, nr. Caledon; may be Cavanacaw, 2 m. fr. Arm., on Newry road, Fm. iii. 82.

cabcenne; fluvius C., A. 8 b 1; fr. context seems betw. Saul nr. Downpatrick, and Arm. city, prob. nr. Arm., perh. at Cavanacaw, a place mentioned in Stuart’s History of Arm., p. 163, as 2 m. SE. of Arm. on the Newry road. The Airthera of Arm. and the N. Ui Néill hearing of St. Patrick’s death at Saul, went thither to bring him for burial in Arm.; before they reached Saul the body was buried in Down. By a miracle, worked to prevent a battle betw. them and the Ulaid of Down, they found a (phantom) bier at Saul, and took it towards Arm.; but when they were too far away from Saul and Down, and it was too late to go back, the phantom bier (siabhar-fúat?) vanished. On this I base my attempt at identification; the texts relating to this obscure subject are at A. 8 b 1, 6 b 1, Tl. 254, 256, 222, and are given under "Collum Bovis," Druim Bó, Muindaim, q.v. Two other places, somewhat out of the line of march, reflect Cabhchenne - viz., Caheny in p. Aghadowney, SW. of Coleraine, and Coghen, 3 m. E. of Clones.

cabrach; Cabragh, in p. Easky, b. Tireragh; g. Cabraige, d. Cabraig, Fy. 480, 252, 169; O Condachtan of C., in Duthaidh Hui Chaemain, in Huibh Fhiachrach, Lec. 169, Fir. 27.

cabrach cormaic; in Ráith Rígh at Tara, Lg. 152; .i. Tibra fuil a taebh Rátha na Rígh aniar 7 tri hanmanda fuirrthi .i. Liaigh 7 Tibra bofindi 7 Dearc dubh; is de ata, "ni taed a Laed co Liag;" an dara nai a Teamhair Sair 7 araile a Teamair Siar, I. 143 b 1.

cacabus bracani; Cs. 423; v. Coire Brecáin, betw. Eire and Alba. cacal; as.; now Cagala and Cagganula tl. in p. Ballintober, NE. of the abbey, Fy. 190, 192; Cagal, in dry. of Mayo, d. Tuam, Tax. cacin; Colman Cacin, Ll. 367.

cachra norba boaireach; Cachra norba Boaireach fr. Cnamchaill to Áth Cliath in the E. belong to the Dal Cais of Ormond, Lec. 410; a place (?); leg. cach re n-o. b.

cadanaigh na fedh; in Hi Maine, Lec. 187. cadd; gs. or gp.; v. Insi Cadd, Ll. 171 b.

cadergathir; in Huene (Owney), c. Limk., Sw.; Cathair Gathir (?). cades barne; S. of the l. of Israel; fri Sruth Eordannen an-air, Lb. 125.

cades galilee; in the W. of Treb Neptalim, Lb. 125.

cador; B. iii. 138; S. Bríg.; cfr. Cader Gathir.

cadrochaid; gs.; Cenel mBindigh Glindi, C. mBindigh in Cadrochaid and the C. mBindigh of Tuaithi Rois, Lec. 130.

cadus cuilli athrachta; nr. Baile mór Húi Floinn and Esa Da Chonna in Connacht, Con. 29 a.

cae; Tl. 350, Sliab Cae (?), A. 19 a; seems in Mun.; v. next word.

cae bhéil átha na circe; nr. Dún Tri Liag, Hb. 14 a.

caechán bóirne; Lct. 92; seat of K. Mun. in Boirinn, Lec. 377, Lct. 92.

caechmag; Dá mac Forannáin Caechmaige (The Hui Cuirc), Ll. 324. caeileasna; a tulach, nr. Tulach na fiadh, W. of Tulach in Mail in Machaire Laighen, Lis. 228 b.

caeilli na gcuradh; gs.; now called Oirthear = b. Orior, c. Arm., Mr. 274.

caeimh eirne; cath C.E., fought in O’Neill’s country, betw. O’Neill and Mac Lochlainn, Gc. 164.

caeiriud sinaig; ac Aeiriud S. ic Lochaibh Eirni, I. 109 a 2. cael; a stream flowing through a marsh; a marsh (Kerry and Cork); a narrow neck of a lake, Os. 591.

cael; an Chael, al. Cael uisci; the Narrow Water nr. Carlingford L., Ra. 114; Cluain Dalláin i bfail Snámha Ech, i. an Cuan láimh risan Caol i n-Uibh Echach Uladh, Fg. 68, Md. 92.

cael; Partraidhe in Ceara ext. fr. Cael to Fal, Lec. 167; Cael Partraige, as.; the neck of l. betw. L. Carra and L. Mask, to NW. of Ballinrobe; the Bridge of Keel marks it, Fy. 152, 158, 200. cael; Keel, in W. of Achill Island, Fy. 482.

cáel; Mochua Cháil, L. 367; v. Caeluisce.

cael-achad; Coinchend of C., Fg. 160., Md. 224 = Caelchad, Ll. 361, Mt. 32; there are Keelagh in Derry and Cavan, and Keelaghy in Ferm.

caeland; Tuath Muighi na Beithighi in Ceara ext. fr. Callaind to Ulaich Chaelaind, Lec. 167.

cael an tsnaoimh; Colintraive in Argyles, Max. 42.

caelas cille breanainn; Kilbrannan Sound, Aran, Scotl., Sk. ii. 78.

caelbothar; in Leix, l. of Erc mac Lugna, Ll. 318, Lec. 274, 216. caelchad; Féile of Conchand of C. on 20th Aug., Ll. 361, Mt. 32; v. Caelachad.

caelesna; a hill in Lein., Sas. 4773.

caellincemgerin (the granges of); d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1179. caelmóin; O’Brien slain in C. in Mun., Bb. 105 b, Fir. 641. cáel muscraige; g., Cáil M.; C. M. oc Lochaibh Erni, Bb. 124a, Lec. 113, Fir. 705; Aed mac Guaire of Caill Muscraidhe in Lochaibh Erna, Lb. 23.

cael na héirne; in Ferm., Ods. 591; v. Cael Uisce.

caelóga; Keeloges, at Gormanston, Gor. 16 b.

caelóige; gsth.; in the Cuanacha; the Ceathrumha na C., l. of Brian O’Brien, Ai. 110 b, Hb. 11 b.

cael partraighe; in b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 158.

caelrigi; in Corco Eala, Lec. 450; so called fr. Cael, son of Fedlemid Rechtmar, Fir. 106.

caelsháile ruadh; Killary Harbour, Mayo, pronounced in Connemara as caol-sháire ruadh, Fm. v. 1272, Lct. 100, Fy. 482; "bay and strait", arm of the sea, now Killary, S. of p. Balinakill, b. Balinahinch, Galw.; NE. of Damhros haven, Wc. 7, 118, 44.

cael uiscce; Narrow-water, in b. Upr. Iveagh, Down, betw. Warrenpoint and Newry, Fm. iii. 344, Au. i. 346, Ch. 145; Caislén C., Lec. i. 398, Au. ii. 252, i. 346, Fm. i. 462; coinne do ghabail do hua Neill, i. do Eogan an Ch. U. re clann Domnaill mic Muircertaigh hui Conchobuir, Au. iii. 120; do choiméd an Cháil; do dhul ar in Cael, ibid.; Mag Uidhir do dola coblach for C. U. a coinne Enri (hui Neill) 7 Cairbrech, Au. iii. 120, 128, 46; Tadhg O’Briain, rígdamhna Mumhan and O’Conor of Connacht offered the kingship of Ireland to O’Neill, in order to drive out the foreign foe, an. 1258; they did so at C. U. at Belleek, hence T. O’B. is called of Cael Uisge, Fm. iii. 368, Au. Lc.; but the Mun. Annals seem to name him so fr. his claiming the sovereignty at C. Uisge, K. 184 a, St. B. 527.

cael-uiscce; al. Cael na h-Eirne, the narrow part of L. Erne, nr. Castlecaldwell, Belleek, c. Ferm., Ci., Fm. iv. 772, v. 1440, Ar. 142, Gc. 175, Ch. 164.

caemhánach; one of the Cavenaghs, Lc. ii. 111.

caemnae; the "Three Caemnae" of Erin are the Abdaine Lusca, the Righe trí Cualann, and the Sechnaboide of Ardmacha, Bb. 42 a; place (?).

caemthir fhiacha mic neill; Hui Braein in the Caemthir Fh. M. N., Lec. 143; v. Tir Fhiacha Mic Néill; Hui Tomaidh and their kindred in Teach Sinche and the Hui Brain with their kindred in Caimthir Fiachach mic Neill, Bb. 51 a, Fir. 170.

caendruim; al. Uisnech, Lec. 559, Sa. 83 b, Lg. 48. Fm. i. 20, Tor. 302, K. 124 b.

caendruim; forte Aondruim Cronán Eps. Caondroma, Fep.; St. Crónán, Bp. of Caondruim, died in reign of Domhnall, son of Aodh mac Ainmirech, K. 163 b.

caíndruim; Ll. 127 b, 128 b, Bb. 46 a; Tara.

caenna; the Caenna of Luigne in connacht are of the Clann Ailello, Ll. 331.

caenraige; of Ui Briúin Cualand, Ll. 389.

caenraighe; Cruachan Maighe Abhna a cC., Md. 266; = Cruachan Maige Abna i n-Eoghanacht Chaisil, F. 154; a Daertuath Caisil, Sto. 40 a.

caenrige; b. Kenry, Limk., Tp. Ti. 74; a cCondae acus a n-espuccoideacht Luimnigh, Md. 8; Cell Aithche i mbaruntacht Chaenruidhe i cC. Luimnigh, Md. 8, 360, Lct. 77, Ods. 572. caenraige; in Mun., Fir. 298, Fy. 345.

caenraige aidne; ic Connachtaib at Árd Aidne, nr. Ardrahan in b. Kiltartan, Galw.; dp. Caenrigibh Aidne, Fm. ii. 640, Fy. 53, Fir. 256.

caenrige breifne; Tp.

caenrige muirbuilg; I. 66 a, Fir. 501; v. Muirbuilg in Ulst. caenraige ui cairpri; in Mun., now Kenry, Bb. 144 b, Lbl. col. 901, 90; a b. in c. Limk., Fm. v. 1592.

caenraigech; a man of Kenry in c. Limk., Fm. ii. 770, 824.

caen segaind; Minaintia, in Britain, where Constantinus was buried, Lec. 304; leg. Caer S.; cf. Caer (Sant, Sent).

caer abroc; v. Caer Ebroic.

caer aen; in Bretain, I. 91 b 2.

caeraige; Caeraige, Ciarraige, desc. fr. Caer, son of Mudorn Dub, Lec. 180.

c. breatan; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, I. 91 b 2, Ha. 806, Z. 175 a. c. bruat; in Britain, I. 91 b 2; Caer brut, Ha. 806.

c. caratoc; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Ha. 806, Z. 175 a.

c. ceilimon; in Britain, Z. 175 a.

c. ceilimenao; in Britain, Bb. 113 a.

c. céisi; in Britain, Bb. 113 a.

caer clonmaparuis; one of the 24 chief cities of Inis Bretan, I. 91 b 2.

caer clunndan; one of the 24 chief cities of Inis Bretan I. 91 b 2.

caer colon; one of the chief cities of Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a, Ha. 806.

caer coluim; one of the chief cities of Inis Bretan, I. 91 b 2. c. cose; in Britain, Z. 175 a.

c. don; in Britain, Ha. 806, I. 91 b 2.

c. druith ecolcoit; in Britain, Z. 175 a; Caerdruithgolgod, Ha. 806; Caer Druiti Golgait, I. 91 b 2.

c. ebroc; York; Caer Ebroic, Fia. 172; Cáer Ebroc, City of York, Eboracum, Au. i. 376; g. Caere Ebroc, Tig. Rc. xvii. 10; gs. Cáiri E. Cg. 150, Fir. 408; d. Cair Ebrocc, Lec. 42; Caer Ebroic, Fia. 158, 172; cu rocht ó Indsi Mogh co Cæir n-Abroce, Lis. 8b; C. Abhroc, Sc. 32 b 1, Lec. 41, Bb. 113 a, Ch. 271; Caerabrog, Ha. 806, Z. 175 a.

caerebroch; an. 1375; with its waters and fisheries belonged to Augustine Abbey of Trim, Tr. 354.

caer edin; Carriden in Linlithgowshire, Cps. 438.

c. eilemon; in Britain, I. 91 b 2, Ha. 806; v. C. Ceilimon.

c. giraígon; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; Caer Girangon, Z. 175 a. c. gleu; Glou fd. Caer G. al. Glusester on the banks of the Sabrinne, Lu. 4; al. Glou (?); C. Glu, al. Glu-Seghtar for brú Sabrinne, Bb. 117 a.

c. gluteolcóit; in Britain, Bb. 113 a.

c. gorthigernd; in Gunnis, in the N. of Britain, Lu. 3, Z. 175 a, Bb. 113 a, 117 a, Ha. 806.

c. graat; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Graad, Z. 175 a.

c. grucon; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Grugan, I. 91 b 2, Ha. 806, Z. 175 a.

c. grutas; in Britain, Ha. 806.

c. guent; a chief city in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a.

c. guidind; in Britain, Ha. 806.

c. guiting; in Britain, I. 91 b 2.

c. guitus; in Britain, I. 91 b 2.

c. guistínt; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Gustaint, Z. 175 a.

c. gusdirt; in Britain, Ha. 806.

c. gutaís; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a.

caerighe; al. Fir Caire of the Cenél Caolchon of Ulst., Fir. 781. cáer-irangain; one of the prim-cathracha Indsi Breatan, Ha. 806, I. 91 b 2.

c. legion; Chester, Britain; cath Cáire Legion, Tig. an. 612, Au. i. 86, I. 91 b, Bb. 113 a, Cps. 438, Z. 175 a, Ha. 806.

c. leiridoin; in Britain, Ha. 806.

c. leirion; in Britain, I. 91 b 2.

c. leoin ar phuisc; in Britain, Bb. 113 a (Z. 175 a, Ha. 806, where the spelling is corrupt).

c. lerion; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Lergion, Z. 175 a.

c. luaill; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a; C. Luel Carlisle, Cumberland, Eng., Sk. i. 236; al. C. Lliwelydd, Welsh for Carlisle, Max. 16.

c. luaire; Carlowrie, in W. Lothian, Scotl., Sk. i. 325.

c. ludaín; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Lugain, Z. 175 a.

c. luitcoit; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. luiticoit, Ha. 806; C. Luiteoit, Z. 175 a; C. Luitigoit, I. 91 b 2.

c. lulaill; in Britain, L 91 b 2; v. C. Luaill.

c. lunaind; in Britain, Ha. 806; London (?).

c. machuit; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Machod, I. 91 b 2, Ha. 806; C. Mac Aid, Z. 175 a.

c. meguaid; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a; C. Meguaid, Z. 175 a; C. Medhguit, I. 91 b 2; C. Medguid, Ha. 806.

c. mencíp; in Britain, Bb. 113, Z. 175.

c. mencisd; in Britain, I. 91 b 2, Ha. 806.

c. na mbrocc; old Irish Life of St. Columba; on NE. coast of Scotl., Adr. 191.

c. oen; in Britain, Ha. 806.

c. pensa; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Ha. 806, Z. 175 a.

c. pheris; Dumfries; Nennius, Max.

c. pheus; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a, Ha. 806.

c. prennsa; in Britain, I. 91 b 2.

c. rent; in Britain, I. 91 b 2.

c. reus; in Britain, I. 91 b 2.

c. sent; in Britain, Bb. 113 a, Z. 175 a; C. Sant, Ha. 806.

caerthannáin; Téid Ó Domhnaill cona shluagh hi ttír namhalgaidh, agus ro gabhadh caislén Caorthannáin agus Cros maoilíona lais, Fm. v. 1386, Lc. ii. 258; in Tír Amalghaidh, Con. 77 b, Fir. 804; now Castle-hill; a tl. on W. side of L. Conn, on the limit of Glen Nephin, b. Tirawley, c. Mayo, Fm. iv. 704, v. 1386, Fy. 482, 238, Lc. ii. 258.

caerthennaig (the C. of Tirconnel desc. fr. Caerthann, grandson of Conall Gulban), Mr. 156.

caerthenn ban finn; al. C. Clúana Dá dhamh, q.v.

caerthenn clúana dá dam; al. C. C. Banfhind; d. Caerthiund C. Dá Dam, in Ulst., S. of Ath na Mórrígna, Lu. 105 b; S. of Sliab Fuait, and betw. it and Fochaird Muirthemne, Sas. 2314, Lis. 216 a, 223 a; betw. Sliab Fuait and Rót (or Róe?) na carpat, Sas. 3438, and Róe (or Ráe) na carpat is nr. Sliab Fuait, Sas. 3446. caer urnoc; in Britain, I. 91 b. 2; C. urnocht, Ha. 806.

caer urtath; in Britain, Bb. 113 a; C. Urtocht, Z. 175 a. cagaire; at Cruachan, Bb. 207 a.

cagal; in dry. Mayo, d. Tuam, Tax.; v. cacal.

cai aengusa (?); Aengus mac Coach a quo Cai A., I. 65 b 2. caiamba; in Lesser India, Lis 131 b.

caibdiu; láeig beca ar beraib a fedaib Cáibden, Ll. 297 a. caichtubil; Fm. iii. 242; v. Lathach C.

cai emnain; Liber Caiemnain, Ll. 367.

caieta; in Italy, Ct. 31.

cailceach; chalky, calcareous hill nr. Kelso, called Chalk Heugh, of old written Kelhou, Calchow, Max. 19.

cail boidmail; ad alveum Sinone, A. f. 11 a 2; place on the Shannon at which St. Patric crossed into Connacht; Boidmalus, his charioteer was buried here and the place was bestowed on St. Patric.

cailipens; in Magna Graecia, Bb. 268.

cailips; island in Muir Torrian, belonging to Graecia Magna, Bb. 268 a.

caill; al. caille, coill, q.v.; when the nom. sg. is Caille, the word is put under Caille.

caill a maolain; Im. 161.

c. an mhuilinn; Killywillin, tl. in p. Templeport, b. Tullyhaw, c. Cavan; ar loch Crannoigi Caill an Mh., Au. iii. 386.

c. an olloman (?); the dues Ríg Caille an Oll. to K. of Tara, Bb. 152 a; leg. C. an Ollaman (?).

c. ballain; in c. Longf., Hb. 126.

c. barrain; or C. Brain; in Thomond, C. 17 b.

c. belaich; at Bernaid na Sciath in Lein., and nr. Sith Neachtain, Lec. 612.

c. chadhoin; i.e., Caitcoit Clechhebh in Britain; v. C. Calidoin, Bb. 117 a.

c. cháid; Ll. 154.

c. cairche; um Bruidin Dá Choga, Hx. 203, col. 2 (Kilcorkey?); Lorgaire gave his dau. Cairche to Cronán, fr. her Caill Cairche named in Bruiden Da Choga, Bb. 49 a, Fir. 165, 412.

c. calidoin; al. cait coit cladeb, Lu. 4; cait coit cleid uman, Ha. 822.

c. chas; Slaine who cleared the Caill chas in Brugh mbrec glas, Lec. 84.

c. chéirp; at Druim Chliab, in Connacht, Ll. 212.

c. chind abrat; Meadraidi and Saidri Caille chind A., Lec. 107; v. C. Ch. Febrat.

c. chind fhebrat; Odran and Medran, sons of Miccraith mic Throchaill, &c., mic Nuadat Caille chind Fhebrat, Ll. 350, Fir. 751; Daigri, mac Nauda Neimnidh Caille C. F., Bb. 121 b; v. Cenn Febrat.

c. clumain; at Tuam; óta Ath mBó co C. C., Rc. xviii. 50.

c. cobthaig; maidm Caille C. for Síl Muiredhaigh ria n-Uachtar Connacht, Fm. ii. 1040, Ch. 330; on border of S. Galw. and Thomond, O’D. and Hen.

c. coiméda; in Crioch Ua Tairsidh Laighen, al. Druim Criadh, Lis. 210 b, Sas. 1363.

c. chola; Fg. 114; = Cell Cule, Mt. 26.

c. comlaind; in Lein, betw. Drumain na Féinde and Cnoc duma hEirc, Lis. 196 b.

c. cuan; v. Caille Cúan; Tailtiu, queen of the Firbolgs, after first battle of Magh Turedh, came to Caill Cúan and cleared it of its forest; al. Tailtiu, Ll., 9, 137, Lec. 24; al. Tailte, ext. fr. Escir to Ath Dromand, fr. Mónai Móir .. fr. r. Seile (the Blackwater) to Ard na Srade, Ll. 200; C. Chúain ds. .i. i Caillid C. .i. Caill Chúanach, Ll. 137 a; iar sligid móir do Chaill Cuan; seems to be betw. Dún Imrith and Ath da Ferta, which was to NW. of Dún Imrith, Cf. Tbr. 242; C. Cuan, al. Taillte; Caill C. ropo cethchur crand ó Eisgir co hAth nDrumand, ó Monai móir meid nuide, ó Ail co hArd na Suidhe; a Asuidhe antuidi Sealga gus na daill dis daim Druim dearga, gnath ceann carpaid a Cail Sair iniath mend a Cail Clochair, Cumur Currach, Crich lini, ard mBanba a mbidis rinni badar co socrac coin Carpri ar bru Tiprad Mungairde, I. 165 b 1, Bb. 225 a; go hait Chailli Cuan ris i ráiter Tetedha tonnghlasa taitnemhacha taebhuaini Tailten, Hx. iii.; v. Caille Cuan, Caillid C.

c. eachdhach; Rí Caille Eachdhach’s dues to the K. of Tara, Bb. 152 a.

c. finntain; ‘san Enghaile (i. Anghaile), c. Long., Au. iii. 54. c. fochlad; v. Caille F.; Conaghmore and Cros Pátric are on the site of that wood; ainm feraind fil hi nhuib Amalgada i n-iarthur-tuasciurt Connacht ocus is cell indiu, Lh. 99, Fir. 693, Lis. 3 b 4 a; Silva (Fochloth, Fochlothi, in occidentalibus plagis, Fochlithi, Fochluth, Silva Focluti), A. 10 b a, 11 aa, 14 bb, 23 bb; Cross Pátricc fri Caill Fochlad anair; g. Caille Fochlad, Tl. 130, 406; ó Chaillib Fochlad, la Áu Amalgaid 7 ua Caillib Fochlad, Tl. 32, 136.

c. in daingin; Aed Muimhnech slain there, Con. 22 a, Au. ii, 358; seems in or nr. Moylurg.

c. insi aichle; Md. 342; C. I. Ailche (?).

c. insi ailche; Mochua of C. I. A.; Feast on xii. Kal. Dec., Ll. 365, Mt. 39.

c. laimhrigh; i Feraib Rois in Ultaib, Hk. 382.

c. lethaird; in Mun., al. Caill Fhian, so called fr. the Fiana of Fiachaidh Muilleathan, Lis. 180 b.

c. lugmind; Ingena Bresail in C. Lugmind, and Ingena Choluim in Cill Chalaidh, subject to St. Bridget, Ll. 353.

c. mac ndraigh in chasain; Sas. 2945.

c. mhór na mbrethnach; O Mulconry’s abode; he died at C. mhór na mB., and was buried at Trim, Con. 52 b.

c. muadhnatan; al. C. na mbuiden betw. Drumcliff and Benn Bulbin in N. Sli., Sas. 1542, Lis 221 b.

c. na mbuiden; al. Caill Muadhnatan, betw. Druim Clíab and Benn Gulbain, Lis. 211 b, Sas, 1542; in N. of c. Sli.

c. na crann; maidm Chaille na c., Au. ii. 254; in Meath; al. Kilmore in b. Ballyboy, King’s c., Mi., Fm. iii. 172.

c. na ccuirrittin; Killygordon, b. Raphoe, Don., Fm. v. 1490. c. na culindtraigi; in the Caladh in Anghaile (?), Con. 55 b. c. na gcuradh; "now called Oirthear," Mr. 274; Dun Adhmainn in Tír O mBreasail in it; the b. Orior, c. Arm.

c. na sindach; nr. the Faitche of Cork city, Lb. 214 b.

c. oichni; at Cruachain, Ll. 246.

c. salach; san Anghaile; co Caill Salaigh, kilsallagh tl., 2 m. SE. of Edgeworthstwon, c. Longf., Fm. iv. 878, Au. iii. 108.

c. taidbig; Fm. ii. 1192, H. 80; v. C. Tuidbig.

c. tochaill; in Mid-Mun., Lis. 181 a.

c. tomair; fr. context seems in Thomond, the Dal gCais land, Cg. 196.

c. tuidbig; cath Caille T., the Luigni were overthrown here by the Cinel Coirpri, Au. i. 226, Fm. ii. 1192; O’D. suggests Kiltabeg, nr. Edgeworthstwon, c. Longf.; he and Hennessy take these tribes to be those of Lune, c. Meath, and of Tethbha, c. Longf.; but the Luigni of Leyney and the Cenel Coirpri of Sli were also neighbours of each other; Iomairecc Caille Taidhbig in ro mebaid for Luigni ria gCenél Coirpri; Bellum Caille Tuidbig ubi Luigni prostrati sunt (et), Cenél Coirpri Victoriam accepit, H. 80, Fm. i. 360, Au. i. 226; C. Tuidhbic, Tig. Rc. xvii. 261.

c. úallech; Lonán Caille Úaillech, Fg. 216; of Killhuaillech, Ct. 131, 471; St. Lonan, son of Senach had a ch. here; the monks of Clonmacnois obtained it and exchanged it with the monks of Clonard for Cell Lothair (or Kill-Ochuir, Colg. 131) in Brega and for Cluain Alad Deirg in the west, Tl. 76, and Index to Fg.; now Killoilach, c. Westm., dry. Mullingar, Tax.

caille; v. Caill, Coill.

caille; d. cailli, r. in which Niall Caille was drowned, Ca. 125, 342.

caille; Mórlongphort la T. O Conchobhair a gcath C. go thugadh a óighréir féin ó Desmhumhoin dó, Hb. 102; in Desmond (?). cáille; S. Muadnat of C. i cCairpre Droma Cliabh, Fg. 10, Md. 8; in b. Carbury, Sli.

caille; in Cúl Breagh, Bb. 50 a; Fir. 163.

caílle; Crích an Chaílli in Tirawly, Fy. 224; Mullaghnacross in p. Templemurray is in the centre of Caille; Cinneada an Chaille nr. Killala in b. Tirawly, c. Mayo, Fy. 8; the tribes of the Caille are the Hi Derg, the Hui Aodha Aird Ó nAodha, Fir. 248; al. C. Conaill.

caille; the Ui Briuin ar Chaille, Fir. 304.

c. aibhinne; monastery fd. by St. Fintán, Ct. 357; v. C.-au-inde. caille an ollaimh; Lct. 182; C. Fhallamhain, q.v.

c. anuist; so called fr. Anuist, wife of Seangaid, Lec. 386.

c. au inde; v. C. aibhinne; St. Finten, son of Aid, fd. that monastery, Ad. 144; could it be Cell or Cailli Abhainne of the river? Skeane thought it was Cally, a churchyard in p. of Bendothy in Pertshire, nr. a chapel named fr. St. Fink (i.e., Finten), Adr. 145; Cailli anfinde, Ad. 457.

c. cannáin; at Sliabh Echtga, Ll. 170, Lbl. 916; p in Druim Dicuill in Eichtge, Ll. 199.

c. charman; at the r. Babluain in Bairend Charman; al. Bairend Cliach, in Lein., Lbl. 428, 461; v. Babluan.

c. coluimb; in Laighis of Lein., Ll. 318, Lec. 274.

c. conaill; g. an Chaille; ext. ó Thráigh Murbhaigh (.i. Tráigh Ceall at Rathlacken, nr. Killala); go Fersaid Tresi (.i. Fersaid Rátha Bhrain), under Rafran Abbey, in p. Killala, b. Tirawly, Fy. 8, 166, Fir. 248, 274, Lec. 160, 169.

c. conaill; in Ulst.; Árd Ua Canaind Caille Conaill submitted to Aed of Aileach, Ll. 184; Do rat do Conall ó Tuaith Inbir co Cobae .i. C. Conaill, Hc. 2, 725; in Ulst., Sto. 19 b 2; Cumscraid Meand Macha gave to Conall Cearnach the l. fr. Traid Indbir Colpa to Coba, i.e., Cailli Chonaill Cearnaigh, Lec. 342; Argain Caille Chonaill, a Royal Tale, Ll. 190.

c. conaing; Cumain Fota of Cell Cumain in Cailli Conaing in Tir Amalgaidh (?), Lec. 161; v. Caille Chonaill.

c. conrui; in Echtga; S. of Eichtge, al. C. in Chlaidib Deirg, Ll. 170, 199, Lbl. 917; Cailli Conrai, S. of Sliabh Eachtga; it is the Cailli of the Claideb derg, the laech luind Laigdech Laimderg, Lbl. 917.

c. corbmaic; fr. Oclan to Luimneach, and fr. Cnamhchoill to Luachair, Cg. 86.

cailli chosnuma; ds. al. Mag Raigne, Sas. 5012; in the l. of the K. of Lein.

caille chronáin; Killichronan (Mull).

c. cuan; Rd. (Rc. xv. 316); at Tailtiu before the games; v. Caill C.

c. eachach; al. Fir Cell, in King’s c., Lct. 178.

c. elo; silva Elo, Colmán of C. E., Cs. 341, 415; seems nr. Muscrige Thíre; but must be nr. Lann Elo, now Lynally, nr. Tullamore.

c. fallamain; hi Mide, F. 145, Fg. 176, Bb. 140 b, Md. 248, Bb. 151 b, Lec. 190, Fm. ii. 790, 1134, Lct. 176; Ua Lorcán tigerna C. F., Lc. 16; Hua Clercen rí C. F. slain in battle betw. the Feara Cell and Eile, Hb. 83; Rí C. F., Lis. 145; O Lorcáin Rí Galeng 7 Tuath Luighne 7 C. F., Au. i. 542, 540; Ross ech in C. F., Lct. 176, Ll. 362, Md. 248; al. Russagh nr. Street in b Moygoish, N. Westm., in it, Nen. 201.

c. fochlad; al. Caill Fochlad, Bb. 140 b, Lb. 25, 26 a, Lh. 36, O’S. F.; in Tirawly, c. Mayo, Of. 397; v. Caill Fochlad; Cros Patricc nr. it, Tl. 130; in Uib Fiachrach, N. 202, nr. Killala: caille F., caill F. fil in hUib Amalgada, Lh. O.S.F. p. 36; Cros Pátricc fri Caill F. anáir, Tl. 130; Donaghmore and Cross Patrick, Killala, nr. it, Hy. 463; Sylva (Fochade, Fochothi, Fochlithi, Fochitae, Focluti, Fochloch Fochluth) in A.; dp. Caillib Fochlai, Tl. lviii.

c. fochladha; in Meath, Fm. i. 514; Foghly, in b. Fore, c. Westm., Mi.; under Knock Eyen on edge of L. Derryvaragh, Dm. iii. 569.

c. foghair; Baile cailleadh foghair; Castlefore, nr. Fenagh, c. Leit., Fm. iv. 984.

c. follamhain; more usual form than C. Fallamain, q.v.

c. fothaidh; in Breifny, Tp.

c. gailian; Goll C. G., a chief of the Fian of Finn, Lbl. 333. c. galeng; for bru .. Ll. 190.

c. in chlaidib deirg; al. C. Nathfraich, al. C. Conruí in Eichtge, Ll. 199.

c. in chosnuma; al. Ossraighe, Mag Raighne, Lis. 227 a b, Sas. 4551.

c. in chosnuma; Cf. p. 23; seems betw. Connacht and Ciarraige Luachra.

c. in chosnuma; al. Cell Buadnatan, N. of Drumcliffe, Sli., Sas. 6894; on the line fr. Drumcliffe to Assaroe.

c. in cullaigh; Donnchadh, son of Aodh Slaine, died at Dam-liag Cianáin; Conaing (died) above C. in Cullaigh, Fir. 163.

c. in druadh; in Mun., Fer. 200.

c. ísil; .i. silva Humilis, Cs. 917; nr. Clones, and seems in d. Ardsrath or Derry.

c. lonche; nr. Cnoc Rafan; im Ráith Fiachach mic Monche in Cnucc Raphann, Ll. 201.

c. lugdach mic oengusa; in Echtga, Ll. 170.

c. mac n-eirc; al. Firmhaighi, Lis. 176 a.

c. nathfráich; al. C. conrui, S. of Eichtge, Ll. 199, 170.

c. mór; fri Cnogba a tuaid, Lu. 58 a.

c. na longforta; Keillanalongforta, now b. Kilnalongurty, E. of b. of Owney, co. Tipp., Kj. iv. 313.

c. na manach; Kilnamanagh b., c. Tipp., Fm. ii. 850.

c. ó cathasaigh; Bran. 153 b; in Lein.

c. ollaman (?); Cúig mna cúig eich cúig cuirn cuig sceith mar tuarastal ó righ Teamhrach do righ C. Oll ... I. 137 b 2; v. C. Follamain.

c. phiarosi; Creach mhór la macaibh Piarois Dalatun a C. Ph. ar an Dalatúnach, Hb. 128.

c. raigi; 7 Eps. Domnaigh C. R.; v. Domnach Caille Raigi, Ll. 374.

c. ruad; dá chreabhar ón gCoillid Ruaidh, PRIA viii. 188.

c. sichist eichin; at Athens on brink of Port na Gairge tridondai, where the ship Argo was built, Bb. 231 a.

c. uailleach; Kiloolagh, dry. Mullingar, Dm. ii. 412.

caillich charman; ds.; Baireand Charman in Caillich Charman at Badbluain, i.e., the r. called Bairrenn Cliach at Bearna Cleithi, Lec. 461; v. Caill or Caille Ch.

caillid cúan; as. of Caille C., at Tailtiu, Bb. 225 a, Ll. 137 a, Bb. 403 a, Rc. xv. 316.

caillin; in Croe bancita belonging to Hui Bairrci, in Lein., Bb. 74 a; i.e., Croebancita (i.e., an Craobh, or Coill Bainceada), in Hui Bairrche of Lein., Fir. 466.

caillín; in Conmaicne Réin, in Breifne, Bb. 92 a.

caillin crubach; O’Ferrall slain by the Meathmen, is in Ch., Lc. ii. 84; Con. 44 a, which seems to have C. Curbach; now Killeen, p. Rathreagh, b. Ardagh, c. Longf., Ci.

cailliu carmuin; at Babluan, al. Bairand Cliach, I. 150 b 1; v. Caille Charman.

caillrige luirg; beaten by Ui Briúin, Au. i. 216; in Moylurg, c. Rosc., Hen.; v. Calraige.

cailltei; desc. fr. Airifacsad, Lec. 70.

caillte dáingne; W. of Cashel, nr. Limk., X. 430 b.

cailtrige; i Tírib na nAirther, in Connacht, X. 159. cailuisge; nr. Es Ruaidh, Au. ii. 254; v. Caeluisce.

cailuisci; Caislén C. (of Narrow Water), Au. ii. 314; nr. Caislén Maige cobha (?); v. Caeluisce.

caimánach; Domnall C. circ. 1160; Dermot MacMurrogh’s charter; fr. Cell Caimáin, Kilcavan, in Wexf.; Caimánaigh, or Caemánaigh, the Kavenagh clan.

caimdeirge; Mac Lochloinn, K. of Cinél Eoghain, slain by Brian O’Neill in the battle of C., Ai. 54 b; cath Caimeirge; in old Kinel Owwen; seems nr. Maghera, c. Derry, or on borders of Tirconnell and Tirone, Fm. iii. 302, Au. ii. 298.

caiminis; in the Eoganacht Glennomhnach in Caoilli, in Mun., Lis. 182 b.

caimlinn; cath Caimlinne fought by K. of Aradh, Lis. 185 a. caimlinn; an Burcach Caimlinne killed at Dún dá Lethglas, Au. ii. 552, Fm. iv. 662; Camlin in b. of Up. Massareene, c. Antr. caimlinn; r. Camlin, c. Longf., Fm. iv. 663; flows through t. of Longf.

caimlinn; Camelon in Stirlingshire, Max.

caimthír; v. Caemthír.

cháin (?) Mochua Cháin, Ll. 367.

cain; one of the three Dúine of the Tuatha De Danand, Bb. 19 a, Lec. 25; one of the three Druimne of the Tuath De Danann, Lec. 561.

cainciu; mt. in Cuailnge (?), Lu. 65.

caindealbra in bandtrachta; in Raith Cind Con in S. of Magh Feimhin in Mun., Lis. 233 a.

caindlech; d. Caindlíg, nr. Bruiden Da Choca, NE. of Athlone; Ro bith Caindlech ingen Uarba setich Dubtaigh isin Caindlic, Hc. 2, 719.

caindruim; i.e. Tara, Fm. ii. 902.

cáindruim; Ll. 128 b, .i. Uisnech, Ad. 270.

cainic; Kilk., so called in the "Census Cameralis of Cencius," written before 1102, Lan. iv, 239.

caininis; in the Muir Libis, Bb. 12 a. cainnteirbure; Canterbury in Engl., K. 173 b.

cainri; Au. i. 40; Bellum Cainri filii Neill 7 beoigh (Epscop) Árda Carna, of (Domnach) Cainri (?); H. supposes Cainri to be a man’s name, and, as Niall had no son so named, suggests Cairbri, but the probability is that some words are dropped; for Cainri cf. Domnach C.

cairabroc; Eboracum, York, Fm. ii. 640.

cairbre; for C., &c.; v. Cairpre, Coirpre.

cairbrech; one born or bred in cairbre, Au. ii. 300, 60; v. Cairprech.

cairbrige; later Ciarraige, ext. fr. Tralee to the Shannon, Os. iv. 298.

caircaire; Mocholla Caircaire .i. Munnu, Ll. 368, Bb. 125 b, Lec. 118.

cairchaire brigte; Colman C. B., Ll. 367, Lec. 116.

cairchiu; the Húi Gobbáin in C., Lec. 210.

caircín; Carrigans, on Don. bank of the Foyle, 3 m. S. of Derry; hua Néill isin Cairrcín 7 hua Domnaill a nDruim Bó, Au. iii. 350; al. Cairgín, Au. iii. 610, Os. vi. 20.

cair craoibhdigh; betw. Crioch Maille and Cill Mic Ui Donnain in Thomond - "Do Chair Craoibhdigh," Ai. 73 a.

caire breacáin; Lis. 16 b; v. Coire B.

cair ebrócc; ds. Tig. Rc. xvii. 373, Au. i. 376; Caoír E., Lc. i. 4; g. Cáire E., Z. 382, Cg. 164; g. Caoíre E., Lc. i. 4; v. Caer E.

cairech; g. Colum Cairech, Ll. 366, Lec. 115.

caire comain; Ceannmhar Caire Comain in Cloenloch na nDesi, Lis. 176 b.

caire legion; gs., Tig. 613; Chester; v. Caer L.

chairem (?); Mochua Chairem, Ll. 367, Lec. 117.

cairene; g. Mocrido Cairene, Bb. 125 b.

cair glou; Gloucester, on the Severn, N. 106.

cairidh; ríge O Maine ó Chairidh go Gréin, boundary of Ui Maine, I. 39 a 1.

cairigh doghair; Tadhg an Sléibhe mac Rudhraighe and other Dalcais youths drowned in C. D., Ai. 44 a.

cairlind; Carlingford, c. Louth; tainic a tír a Cairlind, Au. iii. 496, Fm. vi. 1998, Mi.; ó Ile go Cairlinn, is go Bárr brigh dé Bóinne, Bran. 172 a.

cairloegh; C. 7 na Lee, given to Fiachra of Dal n-Araide for helping to defeat Ailill in battle of Ocha, Fm. i. 150; no doubt nr. Na Lee in b. Coleraine, Derry; Cethern mac Fintain Carrlóig in Ulst., Ll. 94; g. Carrlaoigh, Carrleagh mt. nr. Ailech, b. Inishown, c. Don., Fia. 14.

cairnán; Mocumma Cairnáin, Lec. 117, Bb. 125 a.

cairpre; the bb. of Carbery in Mun.; Mainéstir Tige Molaga hi cC. isin Mumain in Epscopoidecht Ruis; Mag Carthaigh Cairpreach; Mág Carthaigh Tigerna Ó cCairbre; la Mág Carthaigh Cairpreach; tainisi Ua cCairpre; tigerna Ua C., Fm. iii. 300, 640, 632; iv. 762, 832, 982; v. 1270; Mág Carthaig Cairbrech, al. Mag C. Riabhach, tigerna Ua cCairbre, Au. iii. 66, Fm. v. 1280, 1282, 1288, 1402; Baintigherna Ua Cairbre, 1288; Mag Carthaigh Cairpreach, 1334; Cairpreachaib dp. the Carberies of Macc Carthaicch Riabhaicch; Banndan r. in it, Fm. v. 1580, 1762; Cairprigh; dp. Cairpreachaib, the men of Carbery, ibi. 1762; gs. or pl. Cairbreach, ibi.

cairpre; Carbri in c. Limk., Sw. an. 1251; now Kenry, Obr.; tigerna Ua Coirpre, Fm. ii. 848; .i. Ui Cairbre Aebhdha in c. Limk., O’D.

c.; al. Cairpre C. Ui Ciardha; Ua Ciarda Rí C., Bk. 27 a; Fm. ii. 1092, Au. i. 470, Cg. 156, Ci.; dp. Cairprib, Fm. ii. 1038; i Laignib, b. Carbury, Kildare, Tp., bounded ancient Meath, K. 121 b; bordered on Tethba, Fir Tethba 7 C., Fm. ii. 874; Clár C., Fm. v. 1474.

c.; al. C. Cabra, q.v. Cluain Bronaigh i cCoirpre i Tethba a ngar do Ghranard, Md. 340; Cairpri .i. Tethbai Tuaiscirt, Lu. 56 a = Críoch Coirpri, Fg. 242; in it is Granard, c. Longf., Of. 314, Ct. 119, 133, C. 142; Tuath Glasraidhe, nr. Cairbre and L. Silinn, Fir. 52; Cenél Cairbre, Ch. 105; in c. Longf.

c.; al. C. Droma Cliab, Fen. 314, 354; Druim Cliabh i cC. Fg. 114, F. 102; Cell mac nEogain in it, Of. 382; Loch Meilge (L. Melvin) in it, Fm. i. 78; Loch Gile eitir C. acus Breifne, Md. 38; v. Au. ii. 72, iii. 524, 560, Fm. ii. 1104, Fy. 481, Ci., Ui., Fia. 68; a n-Íchtar Cairpri, Au. iii. 560; triocha céd Locha Gile, tug do Chairbre conghloine; as duthaidh Cairpri iar sin, go Call caoin an dubhfhothir, St. B. 597; le Cairbre air sin sloinn, go Froinnghlais (leg. Fionnghlais?) ceanntair Coruinn, in Sli., St. B. 593.

c.(?); Cell Cuilinn i cCoripre, Md. 28; St. Brig Chochlach in C., Lec. 89; Féile of Flanrum C., xviii. Kal. Sep., Ll. 361.

c. aodhbha; al. Ui Fidgeinte in c. Limk., Fm. iii. 45, note; O Donobháin rí C. A. in regione Limericensi, Ai. 50 b, 20 b; now Kenry in c. Limk., l. of the O’Donovans and O’Cuileans or Collins, Obr.

c. arad; in Duharra and adjacent lands in Tipp., N. 256.

c. cliach; Clann Cairpri Cliach fr. Cind Clairi to Luimneach, Lec. 368.

c. droma cliabh; b. Carbury, c. Sli., occupied by descendants of Caerbre, son of Niall I. H.; Drumcliff was the site of a monastery of St. Columba’s; Con. 19 b, Lct. 130, Au. ii. 210, Fg. 10, Fm. iii. 178, iv. 1030, Lc. ii. 112, Bb. 150 b, Lis. 144 a, Lec. 621, Mi., Ci.: Caille is in it, Md. 8; Druim Cliabh is in it, Md. 150; vil of Grange in it, Ar. 276.

c. gabra; v. Cairpre; in c. Longf., al. North Teffia, Of. 401, 402; now b. Granard, Bk. 27 a, Fm. ii. 976, iii. 156, iv. 786, B. lix. 883, C. 136, Hb. 114, Con. 46 b, Cer. i. 240; C. Gobra, Lec. 621; al. Teathbha, or Teffia, W. part of c. Westm., Fm. iii. 156, note.

c. gobra; v. C. Gabra.

c. laigen; in Kild. ext. to Hill of Allen, Tp.; v. Cairbre and Cairbre Ua Ciardha; he marched through Ui Failge and Cairpre Laigen, Con. 65 a.

c. lici arda; Cairpre, son of Niall Naoi nGiallach, fr. whom are C. Lici Arda and C. Droma Cliab, Lec. 128.

c. mór; Tig. Rc. xvii. 339; Ferghal mac Foghartaig ríg C. Móire, prob. called Mór in contradistinction to C. Ua Ciardha, b. Carbury, c. Kild.; but Carbery in Cork is 41 m. long and over 21 m. broad, Carbury in Kild. 9 by 11, Carbury of Sli. 3 by 9; Inis na Lainde hi cC. Móir, where the airchinnech Droma Cliabh was burnt; tigherna C. Móiri, Fm. ii. 816, 826; tainic Finnén i Coirpri Mhóir Lis. 25 a; Cell Espoig Róin in C. Móir, Lec. 89; it is Carbury in Sli.: St. Dallán of C. Mór Droma Cliab, Bb. 117 b; Carbria Magna in Connacht, Ct. 133; Venit Rodamus ad Snam Luthir in regione generis Karbri Móir; rex generis Karbri mortuus est, Cs. 320; v. Cenel Cairpri; Aed, Rí Cairbre móire 7 Dartraige, Ch. 211, b. Carbury, c. Sligo; v.: also Cairpre, Coirpre; Coirpre, Ua Ruairc, tigerna Dartraighe 7 tigherna Coirpre, Fm. ii. 816; Coirpraib Móraib; ua Canannáin do mharbadh do Coirpraibh Moraibh, Fm. ii. 664.

c. rosalithri; Ross-Carbery, in Cork, Of. 330.

c. ua cciardha; b. Carbury, in Kild.; but ext. far beyond it; Cell Chuaca in it, Fg. 12; Cell Cuaiche in it, Md. 10, F. 60, Fg. 48; in it are Druim Fertain ocus Inis Uachtair for Loch Sílenn, F. 60, Fg. 48; in Meath, Fir. 168; Rí C. hUa C., Au. ii. 30; Druim Fertain in it, Md. 64; Tech Mael-aithgen i cC. Ua cC., nó i Moigh Lacha; i n-iartur Breg, Fg. 110, F. 99; Tech Maolaithgen is in it, Md. 146; al. C. Laigen, al. Bermingham’s country, Fy. 276; v. Ch. 235, 249, 277, 349, Fm. ii. 1078, iii. 28, B. lx. 349; Coirprib dp. .i. C. Ui. Ciardha, Fm. ii. 670.

cairprigh; in the W. of c. Cork, al. Corca Luidhe, fr. Bandon to Crookhaven and the r. of Kenmare, O’Brien; gp. Cairbreach, Ar. 22, 24, Ston. A. p. 85; Cairprech, Fm. ii. 958; Cairpreachaib, dp. Bandon r. in them, Ar. 306; the two Carberys.

cairprigh; men of Cairbre, c. Sli., Au. iii. 84, 36, 120; gp. Cairbrech, Au. iii. 120, 60.

cairraige; Cairraige in Cuib, Ulst., Ll. 333.

cairrccín; al. Cairrgin; ds., isin cCairrccín; vil. of Carrigins on r. Foyle, 3 m. S. of Derry, Fm. iii. 122, iv. 1178. cairrtada in trir; at Cul ó bhFind on border of Sliabh Luga, in Luighne in N. Connacht, Lis. 238 b.

cairsegint; v. Caer S.; Constantinus buried there, Ha. 812. cairte; on the W. of the Slaney (Keting on Niall Naoighiallach), Enniscorthy (?).

cairthi; (Carha or Carrownacarha, p. Kilgarvan, in region of Coolcarney, b. Gallen, c. Mayo), Fy. 420, 481.

cairthi aidhleo; Ronsat Tuatha De Danann Carn Mór .i. Cairthi, Aidhleo Aidhleo ainm an céid fir romarbadh dib, (cath Maighe Tuireadh), Z. 95 a.

cairthe carnain; Fen. 385; Carnan was one of the Conmaicni Cuile Toladh about 100 years later than S. Patrick’s coming to Tara; Bicine, son of Cairnean, of the Conmaicne Cuili Tolad, fr. whom is called Cairthi Cairnen, Lec. 266; Carnan, son of Tail, fr. whom C. Carnain is called, Fir. 540.

cairthe derg; nr. Rathcroghan, N. of Roilig na ríog, p. Kilcorkey, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 205; an Chairrth Dherg, the red pillar stone at Ráith Cruachan in the middle of Aonach na Cruachna, where Dathi was buried, it marked his grave up to an. 1666 (Mic Firb. Gen., p. 251), Fy. 24.

cairthi liacc fada; as., in or nr. Moylurg, Lc. i. 612, Con. 32 b; .i., cnoc a Cartha tl. in p. Killukin, b. Boyle, c. Rosc., ibi., and O’D., Cairthe Liacc fatta, Fm. iii. 546; a pillar stone is on top of the hill.

cairthi muilche; as.; fr. Boyle they sent their scouts "go Creit, co Cairthi Muilche 7 co Tor Ghlinne Ferna, co tucsat crecha móra leo co Árdcarna;" Fm. and Con. have Cairthe Muilchen, q.v., Lc. i. 322, Fm. iii. 274, Con. 7 a.

cairthe muilchen; al. Gleann a’ Chairthe, or Glencar valley, in c. Leit., next c. Sligo, Fm. iii. 274; v. Cairthi Muilche. caisbherna; Caisbhearna, prob. Casorna, in p. Badoney, b. Strabane, Tyr., Gc. 160.

caiscene; v. Cascene.

caise; al. Caisse, Casse, hitherto unidentified, is, I think, in tl. of Mullacash (Mullach Caise), in p. of Killashee, al. Killassy, Killussy (Cell Uasaille), a p. 1¾ m. S. of Naas, c. Kild.; v. Casse.

caisel; al. Caissel, al. C. na Ríg in Corcu Eathrach, c. Tipp., Of. 382; al. Sidh-dhruim, Lct. 28; babtitzavit filios Nioth Fruich i tír Mumæ super Petram Coithrigi hi Caissiul, A. 15 b a; quies Feidilmthi Ríg Cassil, Ll. 25 b; rí Caissil, Lb. 220; hi Caisiul na Ríg, ds.; luid Patricc hi crích Muman do Chaisiul na Righ, Tl. 214, 194, 250, 196, Lis. 5 b, K. 122 a; Eisseirgi Pátraic a nDún: a ordan a n-Ard Macha: i telchan Chaisil cheolaig; rodheonaig trian a rátha, Lis. 6 a; Chief See of Leth Mogha, K. 173 b; Aonghus rí Mumhan acus Caisil, Md. 238; truag Caiseal gan Cormac, Lis. 141 b; Eoganacht Caisil, F. 60, Fg. 48; "the royal city of the Momonians," Cs. 479, B. lix. 892; in 1097, dedicated to God by Muircertach Ua Brian in a general assembly of the clergy and laity of Ireland; in 1135 Cormac’s Chapel dedicated, Ch. 138; v. Au. i. 482, 312, Lis. iv. 334, Lct. 32, Mr. 188, Lis. 26 b, 105 b, Md. xxxviii., xxxiv., Fia. 140, Ci., Mi., Ac. 7.

caisel; on E. of Island of Achill, Fy. 481.

c. aengusa; C. A. mic Crundmaeil at Brugh na Bóinne, Bb. 190 b, Lbl. 408; C. nA. mic Scrunnmail, a Didgna of Brugh na B., I. 145 a 2.

c. an urláir; built at Doire-Choluim-Chille, round the Tempal Doire, and people forbidden to cross over it, Fm. ii. 1146; "80 houses were removed outside that wall of Derry," ibidem.

c. bracáin; al. C. Uí Brocáin, in Moylurg; in tl. Carrickmore, SE. of t. of Boyle, in p. and b. Boyle, c. Rosc., Fm. v. 1262; Bél Atha Chaisil B., Fm. iv. 1080, Con. 63 b.

c. cairpri; in b. Cera, c. Mayo, boundary of p. of Mag Fhiondalbha or Manulla, its opposite bounds being Crannan Tornaighe, Fy. 154; in Tuath Mhuighe Fhiondalbha; the patrimony of the Ui Cearnaigh ext. fr. Crannán Tornaighe to C. Cairpre, Fir. 271; the Duthaidh Hi hEidneachain in Tuath Muighi in Dalb, in Ceara, ext. fr. Carnan Tornaidi to C. Caipri, Lec. 168.

c. carnmaig(e); Gormlaith ben Briain Gormlaith na ttri lemend, i.e., léim in Temraig, léim in Áth Cliath, and léim in Cassell Carnmaig, Ll. 334.

c. coscraigh; on or nr. L. in Sguir in c. Leit., in Mag Raghnall’s country, Au. ii. 484; 4 sons of Cathal mac an Caich Meg Ragnaill were captured by Conor Mag Ragnaill on L. Scuir and brought to C. Cosgraigh (Magrannell’s place), Au. ii. 480, Con. 36 b, Lc. i. 468, Fm. iii. 588; may be on Castle Island or Prison Island on L. Scur, O’D.

c. craebighe; al. C. Craoibhe; Castle Creavie in Kirkcudbrightshire, Max. 107.

c. craoibhe; Cruivie in p. Logie, Fife, Max.; but may be for C. Craobhighe.

c. cuirc; Cashel of Munster, Cg. 126, 160.

c. dhomhnaill na girre; or guirre, a cairn on Doomore, Tullaghan tl., p. Ballysadare, Sli., Pb. 223.

c. dubh; Cashel Dhu in Sutherland, Jo.

c. finnbair; bellum Caissil F., Au. i. 134; bellum Caisil Findbairr, Ch. 106; cath Caisil Fionnbhair, Fm. i. 288, Hb. 69; at St. Finbar’s, Cork (?).

c. irroe; al. C. Irre, C. Irai; S. Maneum quem ordinavit episcopus Bronus filius Ieni, qui est ic Caisiul hIrroe servus Dei socius Patricii Tl. 94; Brón Caisil Irre, Tl. 108, 138, 140; sech Druim Cliab ó Chaisiul hIrre lasna Rossa sair iar Maig Ene, 146; epscop Bron ó Ch. Irroe ua Fiachrach Muaidhe, Fg. 112; = Bron Eps. Caisil, Mt. 26 = Cell Easpuig Bróin (?); C. Irrae i n-Uibh Fiachrach Muaidhe, Md. 148, Fep.; quies Broni Episcopi Caisil Irre, C. 510, Ch. 36; v. Ct. 134, 136, 142, 271; Killaspugbrone (.i. Cell Episcuip Bróin), a little W. of Sli.; in Cuil Irra, a peninsula SW. of Sli. t., Petrie, p. 179; v. Cell Epscuip Bróin.

c. laithmhe; Castlelaffy, in p. Kilmeena, in b. Burrishoole, Mayo, Burke of C. L., Fy. 481, Fir. 805.

c. locha dergáin; Au. iii. 92; i Tír Oilella, Au. iii. 92, 522; C. L. Dearccáin, Fm. iv. 856; Castledargan in p. Kinross, b. of Tirerrill, c. Sli.

c. mhanannain; nr. Rathcroghan, in tl. Glenballythomas, p. Kilcorkey, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 205, note.

c. miadhacháin; nr. Bóthar Sendomnaig or Shankill, in b. of S. Ballintober, c. Rosc., Lc. ii. 492, and Ci.

c. mór; in p. Killaraght in b. Coolavin, Fy. 481.

c. muman; Ll. 183 b, Bco. 5 a, Ce. 40, Ci., Mi.; Cashel in c. Tipp.

c. na gclog; the city of Cashel, Of. 410.

c. na heilidhe; al. C. na hOilidhe ar brú churraidh Chind Eitte, ar Machaire nan Nailech, in p. Kilronan (?); seems in c. Rosc., Lc. ii. 425, 481, Ci.

c. na ríg; al. Lis na laechraide, Sas. 5387; Caisil na Ríg, Bk. 6 b, Lb. 28 a, Lis. 5 b, St. B. 439, Ry. 178; ds. Caisiul na Ríg, Tl. 214; Caisiul regum, Au. i. 336; i.e., Cashel, c. Tipp.; v. Caisel.

c. tobair in tserbáin; close to Cnoc na carad in Mag Raghnaill’s or Mac Diarmada’s country (as Cnoc na carad is Knocknacarrow in b. of Boyle, c. Rosc., Lc. 547, Caisel T. is about there), Lc. 452.

c. tulachain; at Tullaghan, p. Ballysadare, c. Sli., Pb. 275. caisle; an inlet of the sea (Galw.), Ods. 590; hence Cashla Bay, Connemara.

caislen; Castile, Spain; inghin righ na Caislen, Au. iii. 464, Lis. 103 b.

caislén; al. Caisleun, Caislean, Caisleán.

caislén; al Dún Mac Conchobhair, in Tir Fiachrach, a Baile Puirt of K. of Hui Fiachrach, Fir. 276.

caislén a ccroma; Caisléan a cCroma; Domhnall Mór O’Briain Rí Dhá Chuige Mumhan do rinne C. a cC. cois Máighe, Hb. 6 b; Croom.

c. aine; Castle of Earl of Desmond, in Aine, Au. iii. 518, Con. 72 b.

c. áird-abhla; in Crích Tethba, Con. 1 b; Castle of Lisard in c. Longf.

c. airdfinain; built A.D. 1185, Ai. 47 b; Ardinnan Castle, 7 m. SW. of Clonmel.

c. áird na riagh; C. of Ardnarea, Ballina, c. Mayo, Fm. iii. 654. c. aird rathain; Ardrahin C., c. Galw., Fm. iii. 394.

c. áird termuinn; Brian, son of Maoileachloinn got C. A. T., Fir. 316.

c. airsi; Sir Risderd (Darcy) tig. Caisléin A., 30 m. fr. Paris, Fir. 840.

c. an bhaile nui; Newcastle Mac Kynegan, Newtonmountkennedy, c. Wick., Fm. iii. 464.

c. an bhaile nuí; Castle of Newton, E. of Kilbeggan, b. Moycashel, Westm., Fm. iv. 1086, Con. 24 b.

c. an bharraich; Lec. 82 b b; C. an Bharraigh, Fy. 160; C. in barraigh, Ui.

c. an bharraigh, Castlebar, Mayo, Fm. iv. 810, v. 1688, Fir. 805, Fy. 160, 481, Gc. 192, Ci., Con. 49 b; in Clann Moris in Connacht, Con. 49 b; Clann Cuain are called Fir Siuir, fr. the Siuir which flows by C. an B., Fir. 272.

c. an bhennota; Bannada Castle, in b. Leyney, Sli.; C. an Beannatta, Au. iii. 566, Fm. iii. 396.

c. an bhúrcaigh; Castle Burke in E. of p. Ballintober, b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 481.

c. an chabáin; O’Reilly’s c. of Cavan, Con. 72 a, Lc. ii. 220. c. an chail; the castle of the Narrow (Water) nr. Esruaidh, Au. ii. 254.

c. an cairthe; al. C. an chartha, in Castletown, tl. Glencar, Killasnet p., c. Leit., now Castlecar; al. Baile Uí Ruairc, Fm. iv. 1148, v. 1434, Lc. ii. 302, Con. 83 b.

c. an chalaidh; Callow Castle on S. side of L. Gara, c. Rosc.; in Magh Luirg, in p. Kilnamanagh, Au. iii. 566, Fm. v. 1290.

c. an chalaidh; C. of Callow in p. and b. Kilconnell, Galw., Fm. iv. 1096.

c. an chathirtha; a gCuilecha, in b. Kilmaine, Mayo, Lc. ii. 490, 412, Ci.

c. an chláirigh; Tor. 68.

c. an chlocháin; Cloghan Castle, p. Kilbelfad, b. Tirawley, Fy. 481.

c. an daingin; in Hi Failgi, Con. 83 b; the Dangan, now Philipstown Castle, King’s c., Fm. v. 1498.

c. an dúna; N. of L. Righ, Ai. 51 a.

c. an dúna; on high rock, NE. of Island of Omey (Iomaith), now Castle of Doon, Wc. 283.

c. an dún lóith; in Desmond, built by Fitzgerald, an. 1215, Ai. 53 a; Dunloe Castle, v. Dún Lóith.

c. an eich; in the W; the Fitzgeralds owned it, Fir. 794.

c. an fheadáin; in Delvna-Eathra, in p. Lusmagh, King’s c., Fm. v. 1544.

c. an fothair; in Delvin, al Gardha an Chaisléin, now Garrycastle in King’s c., Fm. v. 1340.

c. an inbhir; Inver Castle, at Invermore, or Broad Haven, Mayo, Fy. 481.

c. an liosa mhóir; in Breifne Ua Raghallaigh Fundoir Philip mac Maolmórdha mic Aodha Conallaigh, an. 1639, Hx. 853.

c. an lisín; Castleishen tl., nr. Tullaghlease, and in p. Killvolane, c. Cork, Fm. vi. 2172; .i. Castellum Castri, O’S. III. vi. 3.

c. an locha; Tomas Mac Mathghamhna do chuir Caislean an Locha suas 7 a raibhe ó Bhaile Atha Cliath go Droichet Atha faoi Chioschain, Genealach Ui Raghallaigh, Hx. 852; C. an Locha, i.e. at Killarney Lake, Fm. v. 1338.

c. an mheandoda; Bannada Castle, nr. Ballaghaderreen (v. Beann fhoda), Fm. v. 1390; now Bannada Abbey, the two last owners of which were Daniel and James Jones, S.J.; now a Convent of the Sisters of Charity; Mendat, gs. in Mendota, d. Mennut, Mendut, "abode," "home," the word is in the Bk. of Arm., and is glossed "ionad" by O’Clery.

c. an mhuine; the foreigners of Dub. and of Tulach Árd built a C. in Dún Seachlainn, in Sgrín Choluim Chille, C. an Mhuine and C. Chnoic an Mhoga, Ai. 44 a; seems in Meath.

c. an mulladh; in Breifne Ui Raghallaigh Funduir Conchubhar mór mac Seain mic Philip mic Geroid Ruaidh, Hx. 853.

c. an oibre; Nobber Castle, c. Meath.

c. an phuca; in Mun., Fer. 153.

c. an turraic; Turrock C.; in Turrock tl., p. Taghboy, b. Athlone, c. Rosc., Fm. v. 1434; C. an Tarruic, in Maineachaibh, in Hui Maine, Con. 83 a.

c. an uabhair; Castleore tl., in b. Tirerrill, p. Killerry, c. Sli.; Fm. iv. 714; Castle Anover, Ac. 312; C. in n-uabhair, Lc. ii. 68, Ci.; in Muintir Elide in Connacht, Con. 43.

c. an uabhair; in Desmond, Fm. iii. 374 note, Ai. 56 b.

c. árdda rathain; C. of Ardrahan, b. Dunkellin, Galw., Lc. i. 448, Con. 19 a.

c. átha an chip; ar brú Maighe Nisse, in c. Leit., Fm. iii. 314., Con. 20 b.

c. átha angaile; nr. Sliabh Lugha, now Castlemore-Costello, SW. of Kilcolman, b. Costello, Mayo, Fm. iii. 412; Con. 20 b., fr. which it seems not far fr. Áth an chip; but v. Áth Angaile.

c. átha cliath an chorainn; C. of Ballymote, b. Corran, Sli., Fm. iii. 516, 472, Con. 25 b, 30 b.

c. átha conaill; in Breifne Ui Raghallaigh, Fundóir Uaitér Talboid, Hx. 853.

c. átha in gail; in Corand, Connacht, built by Mac Uilliam Burke, Con. 18 b.

c. átha liacc; C. of Ballyleague, c. Sli., Fm. iii. 414.

c. átha liacc; C. of Ballyleague, p. Cloon-tuskert, b. S. Ballintober, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 246, Con. 4 a.

c. átha luain; Athlone C., Fm. iii. 318, Ai. 52 a.

c. átha na suaidhe; built by Clann Maicne Eoghain Ui Cheallaigh, Hb. 137.

c. átha seanaigh; Ballyshannon C., c. Don., Fm. iv. 904, vi. 1924.

c. átha truim; Castle of Trim built 1225, Ai. 53 b.

c. átha tuirtre; Ai. 52 b; in Ui Tuirtri.

c. baile an dúin; Ballindoon C., in Sli., Fm. iv. 796.

c. bhaile an fhaoitigh; in the Ceathrumhadh of Breac-choill, in Baile an Fhaoitigh in Cuanachaib, Ai. 110 b, Hb. 11 b; Ballineety in p. Cahirnarry, c. Limk.

c. baile an lacha; O Domhnall seized the castle of Mac Uibilin on Inis an Locháin, in the Ruta, and also C. B. an L., Con. 90 a.

c. baile an topair; Ballintober C., in c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 622, Hb. 130.

c. bhaile bhaiteir; ruined by O’Kelly and by O’Maoilsheachloinn, Hb. 127; v. C. Uaiteir.

c. baile locha capuill; Caislén 7 Badhun B. L. C. do Shliocht Shemuis na Ffiadh Í Chinneide, Ix. 35; in O’Kennedy’s l. in Ormond; v. B. Locha C.

c. baile masc; i.e., Camen Masc in Laighis, Ll. 60; must be Dunamase.

c. baile mic hodaind; in Coill; Coill Droingi, or Delvin, Meath, Con. 55 b.

c. baile na huamha; in Magh Luirg, Connacht, Con. 71.

c. baile riabhaigh; Tor. 80.

c. baile ui baoighill; Ballyweel C., on N. of Don. Bay, Fm. iv. 920.

c. bhaile uí chatháin; in Pobal Bhriain, q.v., Hb. 8 a, Ai. 107 b.

c. bhaile ui mhatan; C. Bharrcho do denamh do Chathol Ua Fhearghoil 7 C. B. Hui M. do thionnsgnodh lá Muiris mac Conchobhair, Hb. 132; in O’Ferrall’s country; v. next word.

c. barrcha; Barry Castle, in p. Taghshinny, nr. Ballymahon, b. Shrule, Longf., not Magh Breacraighe as O’D. suggests in Fm. iii. 464, but corrects at Fm. iv. 978; C. Barrcho, Hb. 132, 134; in Anghaile, Con. 55 b.

c. becc; al. c. na mallacht, at Rosc., Fm. iv. 836, Con. 52 a. c. beoil an chláir; Belclare Castle, now Ballinclare, p. Kilmacteige, b. Leyney, Sli., Fm. v. 1314; in Crích Gaileng in Connacht, Con. 70 b.

c. beoil átha na cairrge; in Breifne Ui Raghallaigh, Hx. 853. c. beoil fersde; in Trian Congail, belonging to Clann Buide, Con. 70 a; Belfast Castle, Fm. iv. 1100.

c. biorra; Birr, King’s c., Fm. iii. 182, v. 1408, Lc, i. 250. c. blathach; Castel Blathach, given by the citizens of Limk. to Abp. of Dub., Cr. an. 1200.

c. bona drobhaise; built by O’Connor at Bundrowes, Con. 53 b, 54 b.

c. bhona finne; nr. Tanrego, b. Tireragh, Sli., Fm. iii. 494, Con. 27 a; Buninna Castle.

c. bona gaillime; on E. of Galw. r., at its mouth, Ai. 45 b, Con. 6 a, Fm. iii. 264, Lc. i. 310, Rc. xviii. 299.

c. bhriginis; in Tuadhmhumhain, built an. 1193, Ai. 49 a.

c. brothalaigh; in Coill Droingi, in Delbna, Meath, Con. 55 a. c. bhunraite; Bunratty C., Clare, Ai. 59 a.

c. cael; .i. C. Mic Gerailt; Castlekeel, in b. Clanmorris, Mayo, Lct. ii. 352.

c. cael na creatalaighe; do mholadar na breithemhain cethrumha mir do’n lethchethramhain atá fa’n C. gCaol na Creatalaighe do Domhnall Mac Ruaidhri; Leathchethramha in Ch. Chaoil, Ix. 46, 47; Cratloekeel Castle, nr. Cratloe Castle, c. Clare.

c. cailuisge; Con. 14 a; nr. Castle Caldwell, on L. Erne, Fm. iii. 172; C. of Narrowwater, nr. Newry, c. Down, Fm. iii. 344.

c. cairpre; Carbury Castle, c. Kild., Fm. iv. 1094, 1042, Bran. 92 a.

c. cairrige cítal; in Mun., Con. 69 b; Castle of Carrigh Kettle, in b. Small-county, Limk., Lc. ii. 209, Ui., Mi.

c. calatroma; in Galtrim p. and tl. in b. Deece, Meath, Fm. iii. 26.

c. caoch; Castlekeagh, p. Killedan, d. Achonry, in S. of b. Gallen, Fy. 481.

c. caoimhín; in Mun., Fer. 153; Castlekiffin, 1½ m. S. of Doneraile, c. Cork, Pgi. 142.

c. caorthannáin; Castlehill, Tirawley, c. Mayo, Fm. v. 1386, Ci. c. carna; Carn Castle, in tl. Garranard, p. Moygownagh, Tirawly, Fy. 336, Fir. 842.

c. carraige; the Earl of Desmond was taken in Offally, but his son-in-law brought him to C. C., Con. 61 a.

c. cheananais; Ai. 46 a; Hb. 121; leg. C. Cenannsa, or Kells.

c. chille áir; v. Cell Áir, Fm. iii. 78.

c. chille bisgi; recte Bigsighe, Kilbixy, Moygoish, c. Meath, Fm. iii. 92.

c. cille barrainne; in Kilbarron tl. and p., c. Don., Fm. iv. 720; C. cille Bairrfhinne, Con. 43 a.

c. cille britain; Kilbritton Castle, in b. Carbury, c. Cork, Fm. iv. 880.

c. chille cáindigh; Ai. 49 a, Hb. 119; Kilkenny Castle.

c. cille calman; in c. Sli.; seems in b. Costello, Fm. iii. 412, Con. 20 b, 22 b; C. cille Colmáin; C. of Kilcolman, in b. Costello, Mayo, Fm. iii. 440; in p. Kilcolman, Lc. i. 467.

c. chille dalua; Killaloe Castle, Fm. iii. 190.

c. cille fiacail, Ai. 49 a; leg. C. Cille Fiacla (?).

c. cille forgla; in Desmond; built by Fitzgerald, Ai. 53 a.

c. cille iurin; Fm. v. 1410; v. Cell Iurin.

c. chille manntain; Fitzadelm took C. C. M., fr. Fitzgerald; also the l. Remann had nr. Dub. and Loch Garmain, X. 431 a; Wicklow c.

c. cille móire; Kilmore Castle destroyed by O’Reilly, an. 1227, Fm. iii. 242, Con. 3 b.

c. cinn áird; Kinnaird Castle nr. Caledon, c. Tyr., Au. iii. 446, 448; in Tír Eoghain, Con. 80 a.

c. chinn clair; W. of Lismoyny tl. in p. Ardnurcher, al. Horseleap, b. Moycashel, Westm., Fm. iii. 182.

c. cinn corad; in Kincora tl., p. Wheery, b. Garrycastle, King’s c., Fm. v. 1340.

c. chinneitigh; Castle of Kinnity, tl. and p. in b. Ballybritt, King’s c., Fm. iii. 182.

c. cinntuirc; in Ealla; Kanturk, b. Duhallow, c. Cork, Fm. v. 1304, Con. 69 b.

c. cláir átha dá caradh; Castle of Clare, nr. Ennis, c. Clare, Fm. iii. 412, Con. 20 b.

c. clártha; incorrectly called Clare Castle, in p. Killare, nr. Ballymore, L. Sewdy, c. Westm., Fm. v. 1484.

c. cluaine; in Uib Caisin; Cloon nr. vil. of Tulla in E. of c. Clare, Fm. vi. 2088, 2110.

c. cluana heoais; Clones Castle, c. Mon., Fm. iii. 170, Ai. 52 b.

c. cluana ioraird; at Clonard, Ai. 47 a.

c. cluana rámhfada; Tor. 31; C. of Clonroad at Ennis, c. Clare, Ui., Mi., Ci.

c. cnoc; Castleknock, a p. ch. in d. Dub., Ct. 81, 625; al. Caislen Cnucha.

c. cnuic in choscraidh; Uaithne Mac Geochachain slain in C. c. in C., Con. 62 a; in or nr. Mageoghagan’s country.

c. cois mainge; i nDesmumhain móir, Con. 69 b; al. C. na Mainge, Castlemaine in Kerry, Mi.

c. conchobhair; Castleconor, on r. Moy, in b. Tireragh, Sli., Lc. i. 580, ii. 432, Fy. 363, 481, Fir. 11.

c. conderi; Uilliam Burc turned back fr. Cúl Ráthain to C. Conderi, Con. 28 b; Connor Castle.

c. coradh finne; Corofin Castle, in tl. and p. Cummer, b. Clare, Galw., Fm. iv. 974.

c. credi; Hb. 74, Tig. an. 728; Castellum Credi, Au. i. 180; Collis Credulitatis, Sk. 9; C. Credi, Moorhill, now Boothill, nr. the old Abbey of Scone, Adr. 383, Au. i. 180, Cps. 439, Sk. i. 288.

c. criaidh; at Dún Trí Liag, Hb. 14 a.

c. croma cois maighe; built by O’Briain, Ai. 106 b; Castle of Croom in p. Croom, b. Coshma, Limk.

c. cuanach; at Four Mile Water, 4 m. fr. Clonmel.

c. cúan dor; built by An Baroideach in Desmond, Ai. 53 a.

c. cúile maili; al. Cúile mhaoile, in Tír Ailello; Colooney Castle, 5 m. S. of Sli., Con. 72 b, 61 b, Hb. 102, Fm. ii. 1020, vi. 2016.

c. cúile mic in treóin; .i. C. Ui Dhochartaigh, now Castleforward, on L. Swilly, on limits of bb. Inishowen and Raphoe, Fm. iv. 920, v. 1396, Con. 79 a.

c. cuile rathain; Coleraine Castle on r. Bann, c. Derry, Fm. iii. 178, Con. 72 a.

c. chuingche; O’Brien slain at C. C., Tor. 20; Cuinnche is Quin in b. Bunratty, c. Clare, Ui.

c. cuinn; Tp.; seems Inse Ui Chuinn, Ti. 80; Inchiquin, c. Clare. c. dearmhaighe; Castle of Durrow, King’s c., Fm. iii. 70.

c. doire an chnocáin; in Leithseisreach Soilchearnáin, in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 107 b, Hb. 8 a; in Pubblebrien, c. Limk.

c. doire páttraic; in Meath; in tl. and p. of Derrypatrick, b. Deece, Fm. iii. 26.

c. droma tairsicch; nr. Lr. Bann r., likely opposite Coleraine; Drumtarsi p. in d. Derry was nr. Killowen, as it lay betw. Camus and Dunbo, Fm. iii. 328.

c. dubh átha dara; Domhnall mór O’Briain Ri deighionach Da Cóigedh Mumhan built it, Hb. 6 b, Ai. 106 b; at Adare (?).

c. dúna cíaráin; in Desmond; on Abhainn Chinnmara, built by Carúnach, an. 1215, Ai. 53 a; Castle of Dunkeeron, in S. of c. Kerry.

c. dhuin cremtannain; Dun Castle, destroyed by the men of Cairbre and Breifneacha, Fm. iv. 802; C. Dúine Crimthain, Con. 48 b; v. Ui Cremthannáin.

c. dúin chúile; Au. ii. 314.

c. dúin imgáin; al. C. D. Imghain, D. Imdhain; Castle of Dunamon, on r. Suck, betw. cc. Rosc. and Galw., in b. Ballymoe, Fm. iii. 264, Con. 6 a, Hb. 135.

c. dúine inse an dúine; in Desmond, Ai. 57 a.

c. dúin deódha; on the r. Suck in t. of Ballinasloe, in which is Dunlo-street, Fm. ii. 1020; C. D. Leogho, Hb. 102.

c. dúin lis; in Ulst., Geroit mac Uipilin owned it, Con. 70 b; Dunluce Castle in Antr.

c. dúna locha; built by the Normans an. 1208, Ai. 51 b.

c. dúin mic tomain; in Desmond, ruined by Mac Carthy, Ai. 57 a. c. dúna na mbarc; built by Carúnach, Ai. 53 a; at the Dunamark r., which falls into Bantry Bay, 1½ m. N. of Bantry.

c. dúin na séad; in Desmond, Ai. 64 a.

c. dúna úrluing; in Desmond, Ai. 57 a.

c. durmaighe; al. C. Dearmhaighe, Castle of Durrow, in King’s c., Fm. iii. 70, 182.

c. édain dubhcairrcce; Edenduffcarrick, now Shanescastle, c. Antr., Fm. iv. 1180, 1178.

c. eiscreach abhann; Castle of Iniscrone nr. r. Moy in Tireragh, Fm. v. 1314, in Tir Fiachrach, Connacht, Con. 70 b.

c. enaigh; an island in L. Enagh East, in p. Clondermot, c. Derry, Fm. v. 1540.

c. enaigh; in tl. Annagh, al. Hazlewood in b. Carbury, c. Sli., Fm. v. 1416, vi. 2496; M`Dermot of Magh Luirg called Diarmait an Enaigh, Con. 80 b.

c. eesa duibhe; al. C. Easa Duibh; Ardee Castle, 3 m. W. of Ballylongford, c. Kerry, Fm. ii. 1081.

c. étain daire; Castle of Edenderry, ruined by Furnamal an. 1416, Con. 51 b.

c. feorais, or C. Feoiris; Pieris mac Fheoiris slew Muircheartach O Conchobhair Failge, Maolmordha, the Calbhach O Conchobhair, an. 1305; in C. Fheorais, Con. 26 a, Ai. 63 b; C. Feorais, Carbury Castle, al. Birmingham’s Castle, c. Kild., Fm. iii. 480, Au. ii. 402.

c. fheoruis; in Críoch mic Fheoruis on the Muaidh, in Mayo, Hb. 124.

c. gannoc; Diganwy, nr. the Conwy in Caernarvonshire, Wales, Fm. iii. 314; in Breatnaibh, Con. 11 b.

c. gearr árda ferta; Castle of Ardfert, 4 m. N. of Tralee, Ar. 306; in Clann Maurice, Fm. vi. 2278.

c. glinni; cath Caisléin G., seems in Meath, in Clann Colmain; Ro bris tra Maelsechlainn ri Teamrach cath C. Glinni forrthu, Cg. 20, Z. 354.

c. granaird; in Cairpri Gabrai, Con. 54 a; in Deisgiurt Breifne, built by Riocard Tuit, an. 1199, Ai. 50 a.

c. ilisi; O’S. II. iv. 28; Castellum Ilisium quod est in O Murchuorum ditione; Castle Ellis, p. and place in b. Ballaghkeene, Wexf., 5 m. SE. of Enniscorthy.

c. imper; built by Daltun, Hb. 136; Empor is site of a Catholic ch. in p. Leyney, Westm.

c. in baile nua; in Meg Eochachan’s l., Con. 64 b.

c. in bhaile nua; in O Fergail’s l., c. Longf. Au. ii. 384. c. in bharraigh; Au. iii. 64; C. in Barraich on r. Sinir, Lec. 168; Castlebar, Mayo.

c. in bennada; Con. 19 a, 78 a; Bannada, c. Sli.

c. in chalaidh; a castle of O’Kelly, Con. 65 a; v. Caladh.

c. in corran; in W. Connacht, fr. C. in Corran, to the Rodba, Con. 30 a.

c. innse; the Castle of Ennis, built by Turlogh O’Briain, an. 1284, Ai. 61 b.

c. innse; built by Mathghamhain O’Briain, Ai. 114 b.

c. insi; Inch Castle, on Inch, in L. Swilly, betw. Fahan and Rathmullen, Au. iii. 180.

c. innsi ceithlionn; al. C. I. Sgéithlend, Enniskillen, Lc. ii. 330.

c. innsi heogain; Greencastle, at W. entrance to L. Foyle, Fm. iii. 550; Newcastle on L. Swilly, Au. ii. 450, 462, Ai. 63 b. c. innsi sgéithlend; Lc. ii. 330; C. I. Sgellin, Con. 69; Enniskillen; C. I. Sgéithlend, Lc. ii. 330; Enniskillen.

c. in renna; Castle of McRaghnaill, Con. 64; in b. and c. Leit.; cf. Rinn-loch in same c.

c. irrind duin; C. ir-Rind Dúine (?), in Magh Ai, Connacht, Con. 4; Rindown Castle on L. Ree.

c. leacain; Castlelackan, in p. Lackan, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fy. 482; in Tir Amhalghaidh, Fir. 805; W. of Killala Bay.

c. leasa móir; built an. 1185, Ai. 47.

c. lecce deirge; Leckderg Castle; seems nr. Claenloch, al. Belhavel L. in p. Killarga, b. Dromahaire, Leit., Fm. iii. 322; in Conmaicne in Brefney, Con. 12.

c. leige; al. C. Leighe; O’Demsy’s Castle of Lea; do ghabháil Caisléin L. for Uibh Diomusaigh, Fm. iv. 978; 1 m. S. of Portarlington, Mis. i. 232; the p. of Lea contains the castle and Portarlington.

c. leithbhir; Lc. ii. 440, Fm. vi. 1934; C. Lithbir, Lc. ii. 344; C. Liffir, Lc. ii. 260, Con. 78, 89; O’Donnell’s castle of Lifford in Don., ½ m. W. of Strabane.

c. lethrátha; MacEochagáin slain there, Con. 65; v. Lethrath, Lara, al. Abbeylara, c. Longf.

c. liathdroma; in Muintir Eoluis, Con. 79; in vil., p., b., and c. of Leit.

c. lionoid; Lynott’s Castle; tradition says Lynott lived in Carns Castle, p. Moygawnagh, b. Tirawley, Mayo; later a branch dwelt at Rosserk, in r. Moy, Fm. iv. 704.

c. lis áird abla; in Angaile (?); built by O’Feargail, an. 1370, Con. 41 b.

c. lis áird abla alla; in Magh Donbadun, Con. 52 a.

c. locha cairigin; burned by Fir Teabhtha, Ai. 34 b.

c. locha darccain; C. L. Dargan; in Tír Oiliolla, Con. 72 b, 55 a.

c. locha gair; it was relieved by Sil mBriain, Sil Aodha, and Sil gCearbhail, A.D. 1515, Con. 72 b.

c. locha in scuir; Con. 43; C. L. an Sccuir, at L. Scur, nr. Kescarrigan, c. Leit., Fm. iv. 718.

c. locha laoghaire; v. L. Laoghaire, in O’Donnell’s l., Fm. iv. 884.

c. locha melghe; at L. Melvin Castle, i.e., Rosslcogher Castle in c. Leit., Fm. iv. 850.

c. locha mesca; al. C. L. Meascca, L. Mask Castle, Con. 19 a, Fm. iii. 394.

c. locha uachtair; in Breifne Ui Raghallaigh, funduir an tIarla Ruadh, an. 1162. Hx. 853, Con. 43; v. Cloch Locha Uachtair.

c. mael; Castlemoyle, b. Strabane, Tyr., Au. iii. 246, 432, Mi.; in p. Ardstraw, Pgi. i. 65.

c. mael; Castlemoyle, in p. Westlongfield, b. Omagh, Tyr., Fm. iv. 1078, note.

c. mael; Castlemoyle, 2 m. SW. of Tuam, Pgi. i. 253.

c. maighe brecraighe; in c. Longf., perh. at Barry in p. Taghshinny, nr. Ballymahon, Fm. iii. 464, Con. 24 b; at Street in b. Moygoish, Westm., Mis. i. 239; v. C. na Sraide.

c. maighi caba; built by Mac Muiris an. 1252, Con. 14 a.

c. maighe cóba; Au. ii. 314; the Castle of Maighe Cóba attacked by O’Lochluinn, Ai. 48 a.

c. mhuighe dumha; Castle of Moydow, p. and b. in c. Longf., Fm. iii. 464, Con. 24 b.

c. maighe heille; Castle of Moyelly, King’s c., Fm. iv. 1094. c. mhaighe slaine; built by Richard Pleimionn on r. Boyne, Ai. 45; Castle of Slane, Hdi. 92, 94.

c. maighe tamhnach; Castle of Moyhownagh, in King’s c., Fm. iv. 1094.

c. mairtin; Maurice Eustace got C. M. through his mother, a dau. of Ugánach Rátha Cobhthaigh, Fir. 645; Richard Eustace, of Castle-martin, nr. Kilcullen Bridge, c. Kild., was a Jesuit in 1585.

c. mannainn; Mannin Castle, in Loch na n-airneadh, in p. Aghamore, b. Costello, Fy. 482, Con. 54.

c. mic conchobhair; in Tír Fiachrach Muaidhe, al. Dun Mhic C.; Castlemic Conor, al. Castleconor, tl. and p. on E. of r. Moy, b. Tireragh, Sli.; a chief seat of Kings of Ui Fiachrach, Lec. 169, Fm. iii. 654, iv. 910, Fy. 172.

c. mic henri; in Umhall Tuaisceartach, Ai. 55 b, Con. 12 b, Hb. 123, Fm. iii. 326.

c. mic eoin; in Larne, a dTrian Conghail, Au. iii. 498; in Clann Neill Buidhe, in Ulst.; Con. 70 d; Mac Eoin Bissett’s Cas. of Glenarm.

c. mic fheorais; Castlecarbury, in NW. of c. Kild., Fm. iii. 480. c. mis gosdelb; in Brefney, Con. 10.

c. mic shuibhne; al. Rath Maolan, in Ulst., Con. 73 a.

c. milic; Castle of Meelick, nr. r. Shannon, in b. Longford, Galw., Fm. iii. 282, Con. 8 a; C. M. na Sinda, Con. 30 a.

c. mhoghchromtha; ruined by Finin Mac Carthy, an. 1260, Ai. 57 a; Macroom (?).

c. mór; in Muskerry, Ai. 131 b.

c. mór; a Muigh Luirg, Au. iii. 566, Lc. ii. 260, 572.

c. mór; Castlemore in b. Costello, Mayo, Gc. 208, Fy. 482.

c. mór chilli colmain; in Connacht, Con. 28 b.

c. mór mic coisdelbh; al. C. M. m. Goisdelbh, al. C. M. m. Goisdealbhaigh; Castlemore-Costello, nr. Airteach, but in b. Costello, c. Mayo, Au. ii. 456, Lc. i. 624, ii. 476, Fm. iii. 558, v. 1390, vi. 1974; nr. Airtech, Con. 33.

c. muighe obhair; Burke built it in N. Clann Uilliam, Fir. 807. c. muilinn adam, in Connacht, Con. 59; in b. Corran, c.Sli., Lc. ii. 358.

c. mhuilinn mhidheacháin; attacked by the Chief of the Daltons, Hb. 136; in or nr. Westm.

c. muille uanach; in Ui Maine; name seems preserved in Owenag, in p. Taghmaconnell, b. Athlone, Rosc., Ci. 609; in Con. 8 a it is C. Muille Uaindi.

c. muinecháin; Con. 68; at Monaghan.

c. muirghioll; in Desmond; Ai. 57.

c. muirisín; Castlemorrison, in b. Conillo (Ui Conaill Gabhra), Limk., Fm. v. 1720.

c. na háirde; 7 m. NW. of Golam Head, c. Galw., Wc. 101.

c. na m-brí; al. C. na mBríg; Brees, or Brize Castle, in p. Mayo, and b. Clanmorris, Fy. 482; isna Brígibh i cCloinn Muirís, Fm. vi. 1988.

c. na caillige; Hag’s castle, in L. Mask nr. Ballinrobe, Fm. iii. 102, Lc. i. 190, Fy. 482, Wc. 18, 185, Gc. 194, Con. 6 b, Ac. 235.

c. na circe; Castle Kirk, al. Hen’s Castle, on an island in NW. of L. Corrib, nr. Bealanabrack r., in p. Cong, Lc. i. 314, Fm. iii. 268, Fy. 330, 482.

c. na cranncha; Nuinsin, B. of Delvin, married the dau. of Alaboidigh (Talbot) and got with her C. na C. in Áth Cliath, Cill Mugor, & c., Fir. 840.

c. na cuilentraighe; in Laighis Ui Mordho, Con. 50, 70.

c. na cuilenntraighe; Cullentragh in p. Rathmoline, in SW. of Meath, Fm. ii. 1116, Hb. 111, Ai. 37; also Cullentragh in Wexf., Kilk., Mayo.

c. na cúile traighe; built by O’Conor, Ai. 37 b.

c. na damhcha; in b. Corcomroe, c. Clare, Au. iii. 92; residence of Ua Conchobuir Corcomruadh; v. C. na Dumhcha.

c. na daoile; Deel Castle, nr. Crossmolina, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fy. 482.

c. na deircce; Castlederg, in NW. of b. Omagh, Tyr., nr. c. Don. on r. Derg, Fm. iv. 1234; C. na Dergi, Au. iii. 474; C. na Deirgre, Ar. 272; seems nr. Baile Nua, now Newtownstewart.

c. na dumhcha; Ua Conchobhair tigerna Corcamodhruadh do marbadh in a bhaile féin .i. hi C. na D.; Dough Castle, 2 m. W. of Ennistimon, nr. Lehinch, Clare, Fm. iv. 852; now C. na Dúimhche. c. na heille; al. c. na hElle; Castle of the Neale, vil. in b. Kilmaine, 3 m. S. of Ballinrobe, Mayo, Fm. v. 1706, Lc. ii. 422. c. na nenuighe; on Finnloch Ceara; Anies Castle, nr. Ballinrobe, Fm. v. 1846.

c. na finne; Castlefinn on r. Finn, b. Raphoe, Don., Au. iii. 580, 150, 270, Fm. iv. 898, O’S. iii. vi. 5.

c. na gaillmhe; Galway Castle, Fm. ii. 1021; built by O’Flaherty in 1124, Wc. 25.

c. na gaoithe; Castlenageeha, in p. Kilcummin, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fy. 482; in N. Clann Uilliam Connacht, Fir. 806.

c. na gráinsighe; Grange Castle, b. Carbury, c. Sli., Au. iii. 560, Mi.; in Íochtar Cairbre, Con. 77.

c. na mabach; Maperath, NW. of Kells, c. Meath; An Mabach do mharbadh i n-a chaislen féin, Au. iii. 464.

c. na mainge; Castlemaine in Kerry, Fm. vi. 2082, v. 1756, Lc. ii. 456, Ci.; in Desmond, Ai. 53.

c. na mallacht; Castle na Mallacht do dhenum la hUilliam hua Ceallaigh ar aghaidh caisléin móir Rosa Comáin, Au. iii. 76.

c. na hoghmaighe; Omagh Castle in c. Tyr., Fm. v. 1300, iv. 1066, Con. 72, 85.

c. na hoirenchi; Au. iii. 418; in c. Mon.(?).

c. na pailisi; Palace Castle, nr. Beaufort, N. of the Lr. Lake, Killarney, Au. iii. 492; in Desmumhain Móir, Fm. v. 1365, Con. 69 b.

c. na sccairbhe; Scarriff Castle in E. of Ui Blóid, c. Clare, Fm. vi. 2088.

c. na sligige; Sligo Castle, Con. 11.

c. na sraide; al. C. Muighe Breacraighe, al. C. Sraide M. B., at Street, nr. Rathwoen, b. Moygoish, Westm., Fm. iv. 994.

c. na tortgabail; C. na T. Conailli Muirthemne (leg. Tortgabála?), Lec. 181.

c. nechtáin; Naghtan’s Castle, al. Castlefinn, b. Raphoe, c. Don., Fm. iv. 898.

c. núa; nr. Clonmel; Pionndragas of Tuath Pionndragasaigh in Cluain Meala owned C. Núa, Fir. 835.

c. nua; Newcastle, t. in b. Glenquin, Limk., Fm. v. 1722, Ods. 590.

c. nua (in c. Galw.?); Seisreach an C. Nuaidh, belonging to the Sliocht Ricaird mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.

c. núa; Newcastle, b. Shrule, c. Longf., Hb. 137, Ci.; Roiberd óg Nugent of C. Nua, Fir. 840.

c. núa; Newcastle, in Clonlonan, c. Westm., Fm. v. 1514.

c. nua; Newcastle, in Inishowen, p. Moville, c. Don., Fm. v. 1540.

c. núe; ag Fersait an Ch. Núi, Newcastle, at foot of Slieve Donard, in b. Iveagh, Down, Fm. iv. 892, Au. iii. 126.

caislén nua innsi h-eoghain; Greencastle, b. Inishowen, c. Don., nr. mouth of L. Foyle, in p. Moville, Fm. iii, 480, 550, Fa. 1, Con. 26, 33.

c. núa liamhain; Newcastle-Lyons, 4 m. SW. of Lucan, c. Dub.; C. Núa liamhain is lith C. Bairnin beart Shuaithe beag da bhfuil degra oraibh, ó thigh tagra a thogabair, Bran. 92.

c. nua findacáin; do blodhadh la Branachu, Lc. ii. 112, Con. 46 b; al. Newcastle Mac Kinnegan, ruined castle 2½ m. S. of Kilcoole, c. Wickl; fr. it the vil., p. and b. of Newcastle have their name, Pgi. iii. 18; Branachu ap. = the Ui Brain or O’Byrnes; C. Nua Ui F., Lc. ii. 112.

c. phuirt an tulcháin; for Sionainn, .i. C. Ui Mhadadháin on the Shannon; Portolohane, now Portland, in SW. of p. Lorha, c. Tipp., Fm. iv. 924.

c. puirt na trí namat; in c. Don., where O’Donnell wrote the Irish Life of St. Columba, an. 1532.

c. rátha áird chraoibhe; nr. Banada, in b. Leyney, c. Sli., Fm. iii. 396; the castles of Sligo, Bennata, and Raith áird Craibi burned by O’Conor, Con. 19 a.

c. raithin; of Mac Suibhne of Tír Baghaine, c. Don., Con. 76. c. riabhach; Castlereagh, inauguration place of O Néill of Clann Aedha Bhuidhe, or Clandeboy.

c. riabhach; Castlerea in b. Ballintober, Rosc.; an C. R., Au. iii. 442, 566, Mi., Ci., Ar. 78; C. riabhach Chlainne Faghartaigh, in Machaire Connacht, Con. 77 a; many Castlereagh tls.

c. riocaird; Walshe of C. R., Fir. 840; Castlerickard in S. of Meath not far fr. border of c. Kild.

c. rossa commáin; Roscommon Castle, Fm. iii. 572, iv. 662, Con. 18 a.

c. seáin alahid; in Anghaile, Con. 55 b.

c. sgrinne choluim chille; John De Courcey hid himself in the Castle of Sgrinn which he had built, Ai. 47; leg. Scrín C. C., q.v.

c. sláine; Sláine, al. Baile S.; Slane, betw. Navan and Drogheda, on site of the seat of Marquis of Conyngham, Fm. iii. 26.

c. sléibe luga; Castlemore-Costello in Mayo.

c. sliccigh; c. Sligigh; Sligo Castle, Fm. iii. 314. iv. 840, Au. ii. 304.

c. suicín; seems nr. the head of r. Suck, c. Mayo, at Ballinlough, Fm. iii. 314, Con. ii b.

c. tighi da coinne; Tiaquin Castle in b. of Tiaquin, c. Galw., Fm. iii. 400, C. T. Da. C. and all Conmaicne ravaged, Con. 19 a. c. tighe templa; Castle of Templehouse, in E. of b. Leyney, Sli., Fm. iii. 414; perh. at Loch Templehouse 4 m. SW. of Ballymote, Pgi. i. 467.

c. tiobraide; built an. 1185, Ai. 47 b.

c. tiomolaige; in Desmond, built by Nicholas Buidhe do Barra, Ai. 53 a; at Timoleague, c. Cork.

c. tire leicín; built by Ua Fearghail, Hb. 137; in Longf.

c. tobair tuillsce; at Tulsk, vil. in b. and c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 792, Con. 7 b.

c. toirbeirt; in Breifne Ui Raghallaigh, Hx. 853.

c. tuaithe easa gréine; al. C. Tuatha Easa gréine go na fhearann ag Murcha na Tuagh, Hb. 9 a, Ai. 109 a; in Ara.

c. túama dágualann,; Hb. 119; C. of Tuam.

c. tuilsci; at Tulsk, in b. and c. Rosc., Con. 55 b, Hb. 137.

c. tulaigh mongain; in Breifny O Reilly, Hx. 852-3.

c. uaiteir; at Cavan, Hx. 853, 861.

c. uanag; Onagh Castle, in b. Athlone, c. Rosc.

c. ui cairpri; i.e., Léim Ui Banain, taken by Earl of Kild., Con. 72 b; Castle of Carbury, in c. Kild.(?).

c. ui cheallaigh; Castlekelly, nr. L. Conn, p. Kilbelfad, b. Tirawley, Fy. 482.

c. ui chonaill; O’S. II. iv. 15, Castleconnell, v. C. ui Chonaing.

c. ui chonaing; Rc. xviii. 291; Castleconnell, c. Limk., Fm. iii. 19, vi. 2040, Lc. i. 212, Tor. 147, 242, Cl. 51, Con. 18 a, Hb. 13 b, 119, Ai. 44 a; 6 m. NW. of city of Limk.

c. ui chonchubhair failge; Con. 83; the Dangan, at Philipstown, King’s c.

c. ui fhlainn; Castle of Macroom, Obr.

c. uí ghara; W. of L. Gara, c. Sli., Au. iii. 622.

c. uilcín; in c. Limk., Fm. iii. 126; Castle Erkin, t. in p. Caherconlish, b. Clanwilliam, c. Limk., Ods. 590.

c. ui liatháin; Castle Lyons, c. Cork, Obr., Au. i. 463; Caislén Ui Liathain in dry. Ui Liathain, d. Cloyne, Tax.

c. ui mhadadháin; al. C. Puirt in Tulcháin, at Portlohane, al. Portland in SW. of p. Lorha, b. Lr. Ormond, Tipp., Fm. iv. 924. c. uí mháille; O’Malley’s Castle, E. of Clare Island in Clew Bay, Fy. 482.

c. ui maille; the Castles of Lismóre, Dún Coradha, Coraghlaise, and Ua Maille and all the Castles of Iomacaille were broken down by Mac Carthy, Ai. 51 b.

c. hui neill; Dungannon, Au. iii. 470, Fm. v. 1301.

c. hui ruairc; Castlecar, in p. Kilasnet, c. Leit., Au. iii. 312, Fm. iv. 906.

caislib candain; Candan, son of Edlicu, lived at Cluain Candain in Crích Ele and at C. C., where he was buried, Bb. 203 b; dp. of Caisel; in Eile O Cerbhaill; Caislib Gannan, Dindsenchus, 52. caislín; al. an Ghlasfhairge, betw. Inber Mór and Wexf., Cf., p. 60; Glascarrig Point and Abbey, c. Wexf.

caisp; gs., Caspian Sea, Ll. 135 b.

caispecda; a people of India, Lb. 150.

caisse; v. Casse.

caissiop; Inis C., and Inis Creit, Lec. 57.

caistel bona gaillbi; c. of Galw., Con. 5 a, Au. ii. 286; Galway Castle.

caistel calatruma; in Meath, Au. ii. 184; Galtrim Castle. caistel ceanannsa; i Mide, Au. ii. 184; Castle of Kells, Meath, Au. ii. 184, Fm. iii. 26.

caistel cnuic; al. Caisleán Cnucha; Castelcnok, Ah. 58, 57, an. 1314; in Tachnehy dry., Dub., Cr.

caistiall cuilmaoile; on r. Owenmore, SE. of Ballysadare, an. 200; Coolooney Castle.

caistel daire phátraic; i Mide, Au. ii. 184; at Derpatrick (?). caistel droma tairrsigh; nr. Coleraine, Au. ii. 310.

caistel dermont; Gr. 36; Castledermot, c. Kild.

caistal glinni; Maelseachlainn, K. of Tara, defeated the Norsemen i cath Caistail Ginni, Ll. 310 a.

caisteoil mhaighe cobha; in b. Upr. Iveagh, betw. Loughbrickland and Newry, c. Down, Fm. iii. 80.

caistiall mór meic goisdelbaigh; Ar. 96; in b. Costello, c. Mayo. caistel na caillighe; Au. ii. 290; v. Caislén na C.

caistel na deirgi; Castlederg, Au. iii. 424; v. Caislén na D. caisdel sgathdergi; on Sketrick Island, Strangford Lough, c. Down, Au. iii. 228.

caistel sláine; i raibe Ricard Fléimenn, Au. ii. 184; v. Caislén S.

caisteal suibhne; Castle Swin, in Cantire, Dl. 115.

caisteal tirim; in Scotl., Stewart, p. 504.

cais ui chatháin; al. Léim an mhadaidh in O Catháin’s l. in Ulst., Con. 88 a; Limavady.

cait; one of the 7 divisions of Alba under the Cruithne, Bb. 113 a; Cait, Caithness in Scotl., Sk. i. 186; v. Inis Cat, Críoch Cat.

caitcoit clechebh; al. Caill Chadhoin, Bb. 117 a; Airthiur and the Breatain fought their 7th and 8th battles with the Saxons in Caill Caillidoin .i. Cait coit cleid uman a hocht im lesc Guinidoin, Ha. 822, Bb. 117 a.

caite; Colum Caite, Ll. 369; place-name (?).

caithir; v. Cathair.

caithraime; v. cathraime, cethraime.

caitince; O’Ruairc, K. of Connacht ag tabhairt Madhma na Caitince ar Mumhain, Ai. 20; in or nr. Mun. (?).

caittil finn; in Mun., Adr. 391; Dun Kettle (?); a place-name (?).

caladh; in Connacht is a flat green field on brink of river or lake; in Mun. is a ferry-plce or landing place for boats; a ferry, Im. 134, Ods. 591.

caladh; an Caladh; 1. Passage nr. Queenstown; 2. Passage in c. Waterf. (?).

caladh; gen. an Chalaidh, in Clare, on the N. of the Shannon nr. Limk., ext. to S. boundary of p. Kilmurry-na-Gall, Tp.

caladh; cath an Chalaidh fought by O’Brien, Ardri Erenn, Tor. 117; v. previous word.

caladh; Callow, b. Kilconnell, Galw., Fm. vi. 1947, 1988, 2008; Calah, Ac. 123, Lec. 187; K. of Calad in Hi Maine owned fr. Móinín Raideach to Cluain Tuaisceart na Sinda, I. 41 b 1, Lec. 187; fr. Móin Inraidech to C. T. na Sinna, Im. 54; Maoilseachloinn Ua Ceallaigh Airdri Ui Maine o Chaladh go Gréin, A.D. 1402, Hb. 133.

caladh; Caislén an Chalaidh a Muigh Luirg; Callow, on S. of L. Gara, in p. Kilnamannagh, b. Frenchpark, Rosc., Fm. v. 1390, Lc. ii. 261, Au. iii. 556.

caladh; al. Caladh na hAnghaile, al. b. of Rathcline, c. Longf., Lc. i. 263, ii. 63, 141, 263, Fm. iv. 806.

caladh; Calraighe an Chaluidh, in Bri Leth, Fir. 670.

caladh; in Connacht; An Arta and the Caladh given to Diarmaid, Lec. 156, Fir. 236.

caladh; al. Caladh na cairge, Rockingham, nr. L. Key, c. Rosc., Ci.; C. cairrci Locha Cé, Con. 5 b.

caladacia; fr. Migdonia Partholán sailed to C., Lec. 545.

calad choill; Tax.; in d. Kilmore (?).

c. gleo cethirn; in Críoch Rois, in Ulst., Ll. 91.

c. insi aonaigh; Caladh of Inisheany, in Westport Bay, Mayo, nr. Bartraw Point, Fm. iii. 278, Con. 7 b.

c. innsi crema; in Connacht, Con. 2 b; v. Inis Crema.

c. látha; St. B. 747; in c. Cork, mentioned with the r. Brighid and Tech Molaige.

c. locha measca; al. Port Locha Measca, in Ballincalla p., b. Kilmaine, Mayo, Fm. iii. 214, Wc. 46.

c. locha techet; L. Techet Callow, betw. L. Gara and Clonnagunnane, c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 726; C. L. Deichet, Con. 43 b. c. mag; Calathmag .i. terra Eoganacht, Cs. 226; al. Eoganacht in Mun., Cs. 225, C. ii.; Caladmaige, gs., It. iii. 91.

c. na h-anghaile; Callow, along the Shannon, in b. Rathcline, c. Longf., betw. Muinter Gillagan and the Shannon, Fm. iii. 270, iv. 704, 1032, 1142, v. 1510; g. Calaidh na h-A., Lc. ii. 62; O Fergail, Lord of C. na h-A., Con. 42 b.

c. na caircce; i Maigh Luircc nr. Rockingham, Boyle, c. Rosc., by L. Key, Fm. iii. 556, Au. ii. 292, 454, Ci., Con. 29 b; al. Calath na Carraige, Kj. ii. 342.

c. na feirse; al. C. na Feirtse, a castle built there by Maurice Fitzgerald an. 1215; g. Calaith na F., Ai. 53 a; now Callinafersy in the valley of the r. Lane, c. Kerry, Pgi. ii. 352.

c. puirt na cairrcce; Caladh of Rockingham, nr. L. Key, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 280, Con. 8 a.

c. rois; in Íle, Scotl., Fir. 402, Hb. 68; O’Duve-gan, fo. 47; v. Calathrois.

caladruim; hi faithci Caladromo, Au. i. 246; Galtrim, b. Lr. Deece, Meath; v. Calatruim.

c. sionna; g., an Chalaidh, nearly co-ext. with b. Kilconnell, Galw.; in Ui Maine, Tp.

c. truim; i mBuaignib, where Blathmac died in 665, Sil. 401; v. Calatruim; nr. Tara; Cormac Ua Cuind was expelled fr. Tara to C. Truim, Lis. 199 a; v. Calatruim.

calath; gs., Colman Calath, Ll. 367.

calatria; v. Calathros.

calathros; ds.; Bellum Cnuicc Coirpri i Calathros uc Etarlinddu, itir Dailriatai 7 Foirtrind, Au. i. 192; Etarlind-de seems the adjective of Etar-lind, applied to a place bounded by two or more sheets of water, and this supports Skene’s identification; Calitros, Tig., an. 677; cath i Calitros in quo victus est Domhnall Breac, a Pict of Dál Riada; Caltharois est in Ila, O Duvegan, fo. 47, Hb. 68; in W. of Scotl., Fia. 86; in Latin Calatria, ext. fr. Falkirk to the shore of the Firth comprising the Carse of Falkirk, and the pp. of Falkirk, Denny, Polmont and Muiravonside, bounded on N. by the Carron, on S. by the Avon, Skene’s Cps. lxxx., Sk. i. 247; Callander, in Perths., Max. 13, Sk. i. 247; Reeves suggests Calros, on N. of r. Forth, Ac. 109. calatruim; ds. Fia. 64, Lg. 191, Lec. 53; n. or a. Bb. 91 b; in Meath, Au. ii. 184, Lc. i. 152; tl. and p. of Galtrim, in b. Lr. Deece, Meath; Rí Calatroma, Fm. iii. 26, Ch. 146, Au. i. 346, 352; caislén Calatruim (sic), Lc. i. 152; Calatromo, Au. i. 246; Caistel Calatruma, Au. ii. 184; Barún Calatromma, Fm. iv. 1006; two sons of Cecht, of the Corcamruadh, occupied C., Bb. 91 b, Lec. 53, Lg. 191.

cálbhairí; Calvary, Kp. 399.

calbraige; Ailmag la C., Ll. 18 a; leg. Calraige (?).

calchaill; al. Temair in Meath, Bb. 22 a.

calcanensis; in SW. of Egypt, where Gaedel was born, Bb. 171 a.

cáldái; gp. Cald, Ml. 62 b, 54 c; ap. Caldeu; d. Calldaib, Tph. ii. 393; the Chaldaeans.

calidonia; Caledonia, Scotl., Rc. xxii. 155; rí na Calidonia, Ston. A. pp. 146, 147.

calitoma; Bb. 237 a; in Grecce (?).

calitros; Tig. an. 677; v. Calathros.

callacda; Chaldæan, Bb. 301 a, Lb. 137 b, Mm. 566; Bb. 3 b; dp. Callagdaib, Bb. 268 a.

calladha; Chaldaeans, Bb. 11 a.

callaidh; maidm mór do thabhairt le Gallaibh a Callaidh ar Uater a Burc, i. mac mic Iarla Uladh 7 ar Thadhg hua Cerbhaill, Au. iii. 56; v. Caladh.

calland; in Druimnibh Breag, Bb. 94 a; Callan, l. of Mellifont, an. 1178, Sw.

caillaind; as.; Callann, ns. in Íb Cuanach; al. Suide Patraic, Sas. 5727, 5733; in b. Cuanach, c. Limk.

callann; Caille, gs.; Seán Caille (FitzGerald) drowned in Callainn Ghlinne O’Ruachtuin in Desmond, Fir. 787; Callann Glinne Ua Ruachtain, r. in Kerry, Ci.; Callan in Desmond, Gr. 164; Callainn Glinne O’Rúachtain in Tuaith Chinnmara, Ai. 56 b; iarla Sheanuidhe Challainne, Ston. A. p. 42; a seat of the FitzGeralds, Ston. B. 508, 509.

calland; Callaind, daf.; now the King’s r. at Callan, c. Kilk., Tp., Kj. i. 252; Callain t. and terr. in c. Kilk. belonged to the O’Gloherny’s and O’Cealys, Obr. Ac. 140; Callan, al. Ralbride (Rath Brigde?), in d. Ossory, Tr. 445, an. 1462.

calland; c. Mayo; Tuath Muighi na Beithigi in Ceara ext. fr. Callaind to Ulaich Chaelaind, Lec. 167, Fir. 271; r. of Ceara in Connacht on border of Hui Uata and the Hui Chind, Lec. 167; in Cera, Mayo, in opposite point to Máiteog Achaid Fobuir, Fy. 150, 188; fr. Maitheog to Callainn and Bunreamhar to Abhainn na Mallachtan was the l. Hui Uada and Hui Chindchnamha, Fir. 271, Fy. 151.

callann; Fm. i. 470, Pd. viii. 38; Calland, Au. i. 350; three rivers named Callann, says O’D. - 1, in c. Arm.; 2, in c. Kilk., now the King’s r.; 3, in Gleann Ua Ruachtain (Glanarought), c. Kerry; he thinks Niall Caille was drowned in No. 2; Hen. prefers No. 1; in Mun., Ac. an. 843; nr. Arm., Ai. 17 b; Calland, nsf.; Niall Cailne Niall ón Challaind, Ll. 184 a, 130 a; K. 165 b, Fir. 754; d. Callaind, Ll. 94, 98, I. 134 a; a r. W. of Arm., Lbl. 873, At. ii. 103, Fm. i. 138, B. xxvii. 297; one of the 3 Dubhaibhne of Erin, Ll. 16, Bb. 23 b, Lg. 86, Sb. 4 a 1, K. 131 b, Fm. i. 42; one of the limits of the tuath of Magh na bethighe in Ceara, Hyf. 152; prob. Claureen r., which falls into L. Carra. callann; Pd. viii. 38; Calland nsf., gs. Cailne, Ll. 184 a; d. Callaind, Ll. 130 a, 98 b, Bb. 49 a, Sil. 79; Callaine, gs.; Crimthann C. was a T. de Danann, ML. 90; which Callann? callann; al. Callán; highest mt. in c. Clare, in Ui Cormaic, in the O’Hehir’s l., Obr.

callchaill chain; Tara:

Do bi tan ba Call Chaill chain,

A n-aimsir Mic ain Ollchain,

No co ro Slecht in Coill Cais,

Liath Mac Lughna Lethanglais,

Sa. 1 b 2.

call-cain in foithre; Fen. 390; a point on the bounds of Cairbre Droma Cliabh, "prob. the N. extremity of b. Carbury, Sli.;" it also was on the boundary of the Triocha Easa Ruaidh, b. Tirhugh, Don.

call-caoin; at L. n-Eirne, Ar. 128.

call-crin; Fen. 396 (recte Call cain?); the point of Cairbre Droma Cliabh opposed to Abhainn mor (Owenmore at Collooney, c. Sli.); "it must have been nr. Ballyshannon," Hen.; leg. Call Cain (?).

calldéib; dp.; Chaldaeans, Sr., p. 48.

calle; ch. in Carbry, in Connacht, Ce. 340; St. Muadnat of.

calle fochlaidhe; Connaught, Ct. 5, 10, 123, 141; v. Caille F. calléva; 1, Silchester in N. of Hamps.; 2, Haslemere in Surrey, connected with Irish caille, a wood (Holder’s Alt Kelt Sprachschatz); an ogam has been found at Silchester. calnaherich; belongs to Canons of Disert Keivin in d. Glendal., Cr. 1263.

calpes; in Africa, one of the Colomna Hercuil, Ll. 223. calpta; Magmoir and Calpta, two names of the Boyne, betw. Tobar Mochae in Chleirigh, Bb. 194 a.

calragia; B. vii. 565; v. Calraige and Geinealach Corca Laidhe, p. 26.

calraidhe; Calry, clár Calraidhe, St. B. 548; v. Calraige,

calraige; i.e. descendants of Lugaidh Cal, Ca. 318; the posterity of Lugaidh Cal branched into 7 septs, viz. - the Calraighe of Brí Leith, al. C. an Chalaidh; C. Innse Nisc, desc. fr. Fraechar, son of Lugaidh; C. Tre Maige, fr. Cobhthach; C. of Breaghmhaine, fr. Ailill; C. Luirg, fr. Lughaidh, son of Lughaidh (O’Drean its hereditary chieftain); C. of Corann, fr. Aenghus, son of Lughaidh, are C. Luirg and C. of Corann (O’h Innreachtaigh is the hereditary ch. of C. of Corann); C. of Cuil Cearna are of the race of Aenghus (O’Scingin is their hereditary ch.); fr. Eochaidh, son of Aenghus, son of Lughaidh [Cal], come C. of L. Gile and the Dartraighe; the 4 chief septs of Dartraighe and C. are Meg Fhlannchaidh (their kings), Meg Crunnluachra (their dynasts), Tealach Churnain (their poets), Ui Finn (their Brughadha, farmers); the septs of C. are Tealach Crunnluachra, Tealach Curnain, Tealach Critain, Tealach Treabhaire, Tealach Uaruisce, and Tealach Cairnean; the C. of Muirisc in Tir Ua nAmhalghadha come fr. Cael, son of Lughaidh Cal, al. C. of Magh hEileag, O’Mailfhina its hereditary chieftain; they became extinct but a few and Ui Gaibhtheacháin and Ui Floinn took the l., so that they are the most powerful therein and these also are of the race of Aenghus, son of Amhalghaidh; Cuil Cearnadha is called Calraighe Cuil fr. being in the angle of Fith Gathlaidh; and, if the learned say truly, it should be called C. Innse Nisc; its hereditary tribes are Ua Cuinn, Ua Iarnain and Ua Finain and O Rothlain is its chief; (the references were, alas! omitted in transcription for press, but many of them will appear under the various Calraigi); Lughaidh Cal mac Ithe is uaid Dartraidhe na C., Hz. 16, Sa. 63 b 2; C. Luirc, C. an Challaigh, C. Insi Nisc, and C. Muighi Muirisc come fr. Lughaidh Mal, Lec. 242; i.e., Treb ol C., W. of L. Erne; the Corco Laigi and the Corco Orchten in Mun; one of the 46 Aicme of the Aitechaigh, Bb. 96 b, 140 a. c.; al. C. Droma Cliab, al. C. Locha Gile; exiit ad regiones Callrigi Tre Maige et fecit æcclessiam juxta Druim Leas, et erexit ad Campum Ailmaige et fundavit ibi Domnach Ailmaige, a edocht du manchuib Drommo Lías ocus du maithib Callrigi, A. 15 a a, 17 a b; "veniens in finem Calrigi, babtitzavit filium Cairthin .... Druimm Daro .i. Druim Lias," A. 17 a b; luid P. hi crích Callraigi do Druim Dara bali itá indiu Druim Lias, Tl. 144; this sept occupied Drumlease in c. Leit., and all the obscure place-names of A. 17 a b must be at or nr. Drumlease and Domnach Ailmaige; v. Calrige Aelmaige; comprising the N. of c. Sli. and part of c. Leit., p. Drumlease, c. Leit., was in it; also the p. Calry, in b. Carbury, c. Sli., Tp., Fm. vi. 2010, Ar. 134; al. C. Locha Gile, N. 262.

c.; Calry = p. Ballyloughloe, b. Clonlonan, c. Westm., Tp., Ci.; Clann Cholmáin 7 C. d’éirgi dóib ... Baile Meg Amalgaidh; this is Magawley of Calry, al. Ballyloughloe, Westm., Au. iii. 254, Fm. ii. 738, 1076, Of. 401, K. 191 b; Calry held by Magawle, the chief is Ballyloghlow in b. Clonlonan, Hdi. 104; Art Ua Maoilseachloinn do losccadh araibhe do chaislenaibh i nDealbhna, a cC., 7 a mBreaghmaine, Fm. iii. 394; "Tá Calraighe i dTefa, go madh di Sliabh Calraighe i ccondae an Longpuirt," Fir. 257 (in Marq. of Drogheda’s copy), Fm. iv. 937; v. C. an Chala.

c.; Ua Gaibhthecáin and Ua Mailinna, two chiefs of C. in Uib Amalgaith, Lec. 168, Fir. 274; v. C. Trí Maige.

c. ailmaige; in c. Leit, around Drumlease and Dromahaire; v. Ailmag; Ailmag la C., Ll. 18 a, Lg. 92, K. 132 a.

c.; in Brédach, in W. of b. Tirawly, Mayo, Fy. 164; = p. Crossmolina, bounded on N. by the Bredach, or p. Moygawnagh, on E. by the Two Bacs, on S. by Glen Nephin, and on W. by Erris, Fy. 238; Calraigi slaughtered by Ui Fiachrach, Au. i. 24 c.

c. bregmuine; in b. Brawney, Lec. 141, Gc. 26; c. Westm.; Maolfothaigh, fr. whom are the C. Breaghmhaine, Fir. 175.

c. brigh léith; around Sliabh gCallraighe, nr. Ardagh, c. Longf., Gc. 26; Laighi divided his Cland into seven parts, i.e. C. Bri Leith, i.e., the Callraighe of the Calach, the Callraighe Inis nísc, & c., Bb. 111 b.

c.; C. of Cashel, Fir. 668.

c. connacht; named fr. Lugaid Cál, L. 14, Gc. 70.

c. cúile; C. C. of the Síl Aengusa, Bb. 111 b, Fy. 423.

c. chúili cherna; Coolcarney, which comprised pp. Attymass and Kilgarvan, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fy. 246, Gc. 26.

c. cúli cernadán; navigatio ab Bertlaig im-Bertlaig Calrigi Culi Cernadan, Tl. 250, 142, liv.; a tribe occupying the district of Bertlacha on E. side of the estuary of the Moy, in b. Tireragh, c. Sli.; Ua Rothláin, taoisech C. Cúile-Cearnatan, Fm. iii. 160, 224; v. C. Cúili Cherna.

c. droma cliab; Gilla Isa O’Carroll, chief of C. of Druim Cliab died an. 1252, Con. 14 b, Au. ii. 334.

c. in chala; al. C. in Chalaigh, Of. 329; in S. Teffia, nearly co-ext. with p. Ballyloughloe, b. Clonlonan, c. Westm., Fm. ii. 976, iii. 78, iv. 937, Gc. 6, 26, Mis. i. 253, Hb. 107.

c. in choraind; in b. Corran, c. Sli., Hb. 110, Gc. 26; dp., Calraigibh in Chorainn .i. Calraighiph Móra, Fm. ii. 1104.

c. insi nisc; Of. 329; al. C. Cúile Cearnada Gc. 6, 26.

c. laithim; in b. Carbury, almost = p. Calry, nr. t. of Sli., Fy. 482, 276; Calraighe, al. C. Laithim, Calry p., betw. Glencar and L. Gill c., Sli., Fm. vi. 2010; in Cairpri Móir Droma Cliab, Lec. 453, Fir. 167.

c. locha gile; in Carbry of Sli., Of. 329; Calry p., nr. L. Gill, Fm. iii. 588, Ci., Mi., Gc. 28, Con. 36 a.

c. luirc; Of. 339, Gc. 6; foirddbe Caillrighe Luirg la Úu Briúin; ar Calraighi Luirgg la hÚu Briuin, Au. i. 216, 300, Fm. i. 418; Hennessy says in Magh Luirc, c. Rosc.; M`Carthy says in b. of Lurg, c. Ferm.; O’D. places them in Magh Luirg, in b. Boyle, c. Rosc., Gc. 26; and he seems right, as I find in dá Challraidhe sin .i. C. Luirg 7 C. in Choraind, Gc. 26 and Ui Briuin points in the same direction; the Callraighe of Lorg, of the Sil Luighdeach, Bb. 111 b.

c. maige héleóg; co-ext. with p. Crossmolina, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fm. iii. 408; al. C. Muighe hEleag, Fy. 12, 482, Fir. 248, Gc. 30; O Maelfhiona was its chief.

c. maige muirisc; in Tirawley, Of. 329, Gc. 6.

c. móir; dp. Calraigib in Chorainn .i. Calraigib móraib, Fm. ii. 1104.

c. móir; in W. of Tuatha Eachach, under O’Neill and not in Connacht, Bb. 96 b.

c. mór; W. of the Ui Neill, who are W. of L. Erne, Lec. 271.

c. tethba; al. C. Teptha, Tig., Rc. xvii. 220, Fir. 369, Ch. 14; Calry of Teffia in cc. Westm. and Longf.; Sliab gCalraighe (Slievegolry nr. Ardagh, c. Longf.) is in it.

c. trí maige; al. C. trí Muighi, of the Síl Cobthaig, Bb. 111 b; in b. Tirawley, Gc. 26.

caltruim; Galtrim, c. Meath, Dm. ii. 370; recte Calatruim. caluistun; in Adthy dry., d. Dub., Cr. 147; now Calverston (?). camabha; Hui Eochach na Camabhann in Hi Fhiachrach, Fir. 148. camach; at Droched Átha; Cormac Gailenga told the Mabrocu they should go to Camach, Bb. 109 a.

camach; Droichet Camcha; Camma Bridge on the r. Inny, Ro. camach; al. Camach Brígde; Comarba Camcha Brígde; now Camma p. in b. Athlone and nr. vil. of Tobar Brigdhe, Brideswell, c. Rosc.; the old well is 8 m. WNW. fr. Athlone, Im. 78, Ci., Mi.; Camcha, gs.; Camma p. in b. Athlone, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 258, Lc. i. 186; Comharba Chamcha Brigdi in Hi Maine (where the people of O Maine are baptised); one of the 7 Primh Comharbs of Hi Maine, Lec. 187, I. 41 b 1.

cam-achad; Fg. 66, Md. 90, C. 799; but "am Achad," Mt. 20. camachad; Colman of C., Ll. 358, Fg. 66; Mochua of C., Lec. 117; Molua of C., Ll. 358, 368, Bb. 125 a, Ai. 151 a; Cammagh, in p. Oughteragh, b. Carrigallen, Leit. (?). (N.B. - 12 slips were lost betw. Camabha and what is here given of Camachad; some of them referred to Camachad, and might have helped to identify.)

camach brigde; v. 3rd Camach.

camair; Ega a fons in Aldasa, a Carrac, betw. the Gall-Gaeldelu and Cendtiri i Cattaib in N. of Scotl.; a camair immuich, Ll. 371; but v. Ll. 371.

camhair; leg. Samhair, flows fr. the Galtees by Bruff into r. Maigue, nr. Bruree, c. Limk., Mm. 485.

camandi; crícha C. produce apples and fruits of paradise, Lis. 121 b.

camas; al. Cammas, Camus, Cambas, Cambos, Cambus Comhgaill; g. Camsa; al. Camus Macosquin in b. Coleraine, c. Derry, Fm. ii. 638; Camus-juxta-Bann, 3 m. below Coleraine, Pgi. i. 475; in d. Derry, and dry. Binnagh, Tax.; S. of Lecmag, Ch. 4; Cammas Comgail for brú Bandai, F. 161, Fg. 206, Bco. 21 a, Mt. 38; Comgell of Cambos, Ct. 349, C. 139, B. lx. 446; Cambas Comgill, Ad. 96; Mo-Cholmóc ab. Camsa, Ll. 364; the Ui Mic Uais and Fir Li ext. fr. Bior to Camos, Fir. 331.

camas; "Camus-juxta-Morne", p. contains the t. of Strabane, c. Tyr., lies betw. the Foyle and the Morne, Pgi. i. 302.

camas; Ath an Chámais, at Camus Bridge, 2 m. S. of Clonmel; v. Ath an C.; v. next word.

camas; a manor of Archbp. of Cashel, Tax. p. 282; this is the Cambas of A. 19 a 2, q.v.

camas; Tráig Mara Camais, Os. v. 96.

camas; Cammus ua fathaid tíre; al. Camas O Fothaid Tíre; Danes land there and plunder it and Inis Labraind and Darinis, but are defeated by Eoganacht Locha Léin; K. has Caoiminis o bhFothaid, nr. Killarney; prob. in Iveragh, or in Corco Luigdhe, v. Ll. 309, Cg. 222, Ix. xxxvi., Fir. 786.

camas; Camus in Uib Mac Uais Breg, Lg. 14.

camas; in c. Limk. are Camas House, nr. Newcastle; Camas House, nr. Bruff; C. House, nr. Cashel; C. House, nr. and S. of Coleraine; Camus Bay, in b. Moycullen, Galway.

camath; "at Dunard on r. Camath," Annals of D. F. in F. I. 18, an 1445, cited Fm. iv. 944, note; Camagh bridge is on r. Inny, on limits of b. Fore, c. Westm.; leg. Camach.

cambaech; in India, Lis. 131 a.

cambaé patraic; Brónach, ingen Milchon mic Buain Cambaé Patraic in Daire, mother of Mochoe Noendromma, Ll. 372; a place (?). cambalau; Cambalu; in India, Lis. 124 a, 124 b, 225 a. cambas; this, the oldest form, is Cambas Comgill, in Ad., and Cambas a Forgais, A. 19.

cambos; v. Camas.

cambu; in the E., Campision is its capital, Lis. 122 b. cambus cenet; Cambus Kynet, in d. of S. Andrew’s, Scotl., Tr. 334.

cambus cinel; seems in d. Dumblane, Gal. of Pap. Registers ii., p. 33.

cambus mór; in p. of Dornoch, Sutherland, Inv. xx. 322. camchluain; ac Damchluain in Uib Briúin Eola inocus Conmaicne Cúile, Lbl. 900.

camchluain; Cath Camchluana, Bran Dubh slain there, K. 162 b; al. Cath na Damchluana, Au. i. 82; seems nr. Templeshanbo, at foot of Mount Leinster, c. Wexf., Fm. i. 229.

camerghe; in Tyr., Au. ii. 298, Lc. i. 354, Con. 10 a, Hb. 122; not identified, Ci.; but I think it is same as Caimdeirghe (q.v.), Camderry, in b. of Omagh, c. Tyr.; in a battle here in 1241 O’Neill and O’Donnell defeat Mac Lachlainn, K. of Cenél Eogain, and O’Neill becomes K. of C. Eogain.

cam-linn; r. and p. in the union of Glenavy, c. Down, Ra. 5; Camlin, al. Crumlin, r. in p. of Camlin, which p. is 1½ m. N. of Glenavy, c. Antr., Pgi. i. 301.

cammar cethar sliged; N. of Dún Delca, Lu. 105 b.

cammas; al. Cammus; v. Camas, Cambas.

camne; Sinchell Camni, Cs. 249.

camóg; r. Camogue, nr. Loch Gur, c. Limk.

campa; an C. il-Laoighis; al. Port Laighise, now Maryboro’, Queen’s c., Fm. v. 1506, Mi.

campana; in Italy, Lis. 116 a; Campania or Ager Campanus. campat rego; in Tebthai, Hb. 71.

campher; Máire, wife of Tighearna Campher, in Scotl., Fir. 423. campision; city of Cambu, in the E., Lis. 122 b.

campulus bovis; Cs. 384; Achad Bó.

campus albus; Cs. 501; often rendered Whitefield; is really Mag n-Ailbe .i. Campus Ailbe, Cs. 409; at or nr. Lethglenn. campus inis; Magh Inis, A. f. 3 a 2; Saul, in Dichu’s l. in it; Lecale Up. and Lr., c. Down.

campus liphi; Mag Life, A. f. 10 a 1.

campus lunge; in Ethica, Scotl., Ct. 360, 493.

campus navis; v. Mag Luinge, Ct. 360, 493.

camros; Monastery in c. Wexf., B. lix. 284, 273, 287, 288; in Ui Cennselaig; St. Abbán of, C. 617; v. Canros; at Camross hill, 3 m. NW. of Taghmon; there is also Camross, 6 m. W. of Mountrath, Queen’s c.

camshruthán; tuatha Connacht ó Loch Aillinne co C., Lc. ii. 404, 410; r. in SW. of c. Rosc.; prob. r. Hind, Ci.

camtir; Camthír; Camtir and Dathir in Duin belonged to Cenel Colmain, Bb. 82 b, Lec. 234, X. 110.

cam-uisce; Camisk, in Ayrsh., and Camiskie on the Lochy, Max. camul; city of the east, 2 days’ journey E. of Sasion, Lis. 122 a.

camus; v. Camas.

camus na ngall; Camusnagaul, at Fortwilliam, Scotl., Jo.

ca na ndéiseach; Morning-star r., b. Costhea, c. Limk., Ods. 581; misprint for Ath na nDéiseach (?).

canaind gall; Senlabair of C. nGall, in Ulst., Ll. 94. canandai; al. Candandai; it was got fr. the Canaanites, Bb. 2 b, 135 a, Lec. 68.

canand eigeipti; Alma dau. of the K. of the Cruithnig was mother of Serb mae Proic, K. of C. E., Lec. 91, Bb. 118 b, which has Canandan Egipti.

candida casa; al. Rosnat, Cell na Caise, now Whithern in Galloway; al. Futerna, Sk. ii. 37, 48.

cangigu; in India, Lis. 127 b.

cannanee; Canaan, in Asia, Bb. 5 b; Cannannai, Lu. i., Bb. 5 b. cannan galilee; Lb. 145.

canra norba boaireach; in Ormond, ext. fr. Cnamh Caill to Ath Cliath sair, in Dal Chais, Bb. 98 b.

canross; cella St. Albani in Ui Cennsilaig, and nr. or in Find-Magh, Cs. 525, 528-9; mentioned with Ross Mic Treóin or New Ross; leg. Camross, nr. Taghmon.

cantabric; i senad C., in the Synod of Canterbury, Sil. 445, 409. cantaibrecda; an Ocian C. .i. an mhuir fuil eitir Eirinn 7 Espáin, Fia. 158.

cantara-borg; Brian Boru’s seat, Icel. Sagas; now Kincora. cantarborg; Canterbury, Engl., Bb. 116 b, I. 93 a, Nen. 88; Cantwarabyrig, in Jutish.

canthus; Sruth na Trai, the r. of Troy, Bb. 241 b; Xanthus, al. Scamander.

canund; Fothad Canand is de isberar .i. o Canaind onchoin ro bói

aicce unde dicitur Canund i Maig Life, Ha. 857 (.i. Dun Canaind, Duncannon, nr. Clane?).

caoilli; in Mun., Lis. 182 a; in b. Fermoy, as I gather from the names given as in Caoille.

caoille an chosnamha; nr. Deisi Big, ext. fr. mouth of r. Maigue towards Limk. city, Fm. v. 1580.

caoile conaill; an C. C. in b. Tirawly, Fy. 166; al. an Caeille, ibi.; in NE. of b. Tirawly, Fy. 482.

caoillin; in Tir Fhiachrach, Fy. 168.

caoil móna; Isé an Brian So (of Ara) tug maidhm Caoil Móna, Hb. 9 a, Ai. 108 b.

caoimh-thíre fiachach mic neill; Ua Braoin gona Choimhnesa fo C. F. mic N., Hx. 210, col. 1; v. Tír Fiachach Mic Néill.

caoin inis ó fathaidh; K. 165 a; v. Caiminis.

caol; for words so beginning see Cael.

caol; Keel, narrow strait betw. L. Carra and L. Mask, divides Partry from b. Kilmaine, Fy. 152, 200; Caol, ds.; al. Droichead an Chaoil, NW. of Ballinrobe.

caol brenainn; Kilbrennan Sound (Arran).

caol na herne; v. Caeluisce, Caoil na hEirne, part of L. Erne, nr. Belleek, Fm. vi. 1924, Ods. 591.

caomhánaigh; the Cavanaghs of Borris, & c., Hk. 356.

caon; v. Cain, Caen, for words beginning with Caon. caoncholl; on boundary of Carbury, c. Sli.; attá Éidhneach ní sliocht cam, go roich ba deas go Caoncholl; ó Bhearnas go taisi treabh, go Ros idir dha inbhear, St. B. 593; v. Collchaoin. caondruim; Fm. i. 20; al. Uisnech; v. Caendruim.

caonraige áird aidhne; in Aidhne, Fy. 52.

caonraighe; g. Cath C.; b. Kenry, Limk, Fy. 308; Pallaskenry is a vil. in it.

caonraigech; an inhabitant of b. Kenry, c. Limk., Ro.

caor, and words so beginning, v. Caer.

capa círunt; al. Capa Círoth, Bb. 10, Lg. 55, Fir. 116, 86; Ac. 19, Lec. 537 has Capa Ciron.

capadóic; Capadóicc, Cappadocia, Ll. 135 b, 223, Lb. 154, Bb. 233 a, Fer. 112.

capadacda; descendants of Magoc, or Masoc, son of Japeth, Lec. 67; al. Capadocaí, Bb. 2 a; Capadoccu, Bb. 274 b; Capadócda, Bb. 3 b.

capanda; now Selebcia, in Senair, Lec. 68.

capataicia; sailing W. from Greece, Partholan reached C., Fer. 13.

capatóig; NW. of r. Meander, Bb. 269 a.

capatorium; the Philistines and the Capatorium, Lec. 69. capella isold; SW. an. 1224; Chapelizod, nr. Dublin.

cappach; Glenn Cappaige, gsf. Dinds. 25.

caprach; Pd. viii. 38; nr. Dub., Sp. an. 1295; Cabra.

caprach cormaic; i Ráith Ríg, Pd. viii. 22; well at Tara, E. of Ráth na Righ al. Tipra Liaigh, Tipra bó findi, Derc Dubh, Bb. 188 b, Rd. 1, Sa. 5 a 2.

caprach eidig; Caillte cosluath mac ... mic Eithig, fr. whom is called C. Eidig; Genealach Hua Fiadchatha, Ha. 795.

captuirim; of Clann Mesraim, son of Cam, Bb. 2 b.

caput litoris; a lake nr. Darerca’s Monastery, and 4 dietis distant fr. Kild. town, Cs. 172; .i. Cenn tragha (?).

cara; Abhain Chara, betw. Feara ceall and Ely O’Carroll, King’s c., Fm. iii. 189, note.

cara; g. carad, d. Caraidh; Domnall O’Ceallaigh of Hi Maine ó Charuidh gu Gréin, Fm. v. 1434, Lc. ii. 302, Con. 83 b; .i. Cara na dtuath, now Carranadoo, in b. Ballintober N., c. Rosc., Ci.; N. or NE. boundary of Hy-Many, Fen. 328, Fm. v. 1434, Im. 66, 130, 134; Caraid, ds.: the Marasgalacht of the armies of the King, fr. Caraid to Luimneach, belonged to the Saerclannaibh of O’Ceallaigh, Lec. 187.

cara an fedha; tar Cara an Fedha, Weir on the Boyle r., Lc. ii. 384.

cara chóla cuirc; in Connacht; O’Conor pillaged Clann Cathail O Flannachain, and returned to C. C. C., Con. 29 a, Lc. i. 576, Ac. 273; in c. Rosc.

cara conaill; Ath Caradh Conaill, on r. Shannon, E. of Port-Lecce, now Carrick-on-Shannon, Fm. iii. 410, Ci.

c. cora culaind; ds.; al. Cara Chulmhaile, q.v., Au. ii. 376. caracorum; al. Unccam, city in the E., once belonged to the Tartars, Lis. 122 b.

c. culmhaoile; ag Caraidh Chúlmhaile, Weir of Collooney, c. Sli.; battle there, Lc. i. 502, Pb. 55.

c. doghair; Rc. xviii. 292; Tadhg in tSlébe mac Ruaidhri and some of the K. of Dal Cais’s sons drowned there.

cara droma ruisc; Carrick-on-Shannon, Lc. ii. 270, Ci., Con. 79 a; al. Carrickdrumrusk.

c. eacharadh (Eacharaid); English defeated there by the Muinter Maoil tSinna (of Cuircne in Teffia), Fm. iii. 92; (in p. of Augher, b. Deece, in Meath (?), O’D., .i. Edcharud Lobráin, ds. Fm. ii. 1150).

c. eachdroma; NW. of Clann Cuilein, Tor. 162.

caraich; in Asia, Lec. 70.

c. muintire banain; ds. Caraidh M. B.; in c. Ferm., nr. Tamhnach an reata and Arda Muintire Luinín, Fm. v. 1318; now Carryvanan (Cara Ui Bhánáin), in p. Derryvullan, b. Tirkennedy, Au. iii. 504; al. C. Ui Bhánáin.

c. na dtuath; al. Caradh na dt., Caranadoe bridge, in b. and c. Rosc., where r. Uair joins r. Shannon, Fm. iii. 19, note, 446. cara senaigh; Caraid S., at L. Erne, Bb. 124 a, Lec. 114. carbaban; Antichrist to be reared there, Lis. 110 a.

carbad beg; Leth an Chairbuid bhig, in Barrett’s country, Tirawley, Hz. 75.

carbad na n-abadh; in town of Arm., Lc. i. 20.

carbat; seisrech Carbuit in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 b. carbradhi; the Carbradhi, or Andaraidh for Luachair Carbradhi, calma Árdmuige anbha an gach aird, I. 176 b 2.

carbroighe; Fen. 32 b; v. Cairbrige, Coirprige, a sept in Fanad, c. Don., to which St. Columcille’s mother belonged, Fir. 151. caracrum; in p. Kilnegarvan, b. Gallen, c. Mayo, Fy. 366. carcair; in Rosac na Righridhi, nr. Tuath Ó nDuinnin, in Mun., Lis. 183 b.

carcair; as., .i. Carcair na gCléireach in Burren, or betw. Burren and Meadhraighe, Fm. vi. 2198; Corker Road, in Burrin, Mi., Ar. 196.

carcair; r. Carcair rises in p. Doneraile, c. Cork, and joins the Abhainn bheag, Ro.

carcair an léith macha; at Brugh na Bóinne; v. C. Leith Macha, Lbl. 407; v. C. Léith M.

carcair brigte; St. Colmán Carcairi B.; or Criarchari Brigte (?), Bb. 124 b.

carcair glais mic mhongaidh; at Fail mhuc nDrebhrinde, N. of Leitribh Cranncha, in Lein., Lis. 197 a.

carcair léith machae; at or nr. Brugh na Bóinne, I. 145 a, Bb. 190 b.

c. na gcléirech; now the Corker road, NW. of monast. of Corcomroe, b. Burren, Ar. 196, 242; g. na Carcrach, Ar. 242.

c. na ngiall; house at Tara wherein the hostages were kept and also at Dún na nGed, on the Boinn, Lbl. 321, K. 157 b. carcaír sinchill; in Dartry, Sli., Fm. iii. 248, note. carconna; in c. Wexf., nr. r. Slaney, Gr. 122; Pembridge has Carcarne.

car craibhdhig; they go to Cill mhic Ui Dhonnáin, to Car C., and through Críoch Mhaille, Tor. 163; in c. Clare (?); leg. Carcair craibhdhig (?).

cárda o gcarbre; al. Garga na dtréd, Cf. p. 60; seems to be on the coast of Carbery, c. Cork.

cardoil; Carduille, Carlisle, Cps. 439.

cardross; in Dumbartonsh, Scot.

cargin; fort nr. Castleforward, bb. Inishowen and Raphoe, on L. Swilly, Fm. iv. 920, note.

caria; in India, Lis. 131 a.

cariaiam; region nr. Thibet, Lis. 126 b. carlan; Mobeoc Carlain, Bb. 125 a.

carloigh; Carrlaoigh; Carrleagh mt. nr. Ailech, in b. Inishowen, c. Don., Fia. 14.

carler; Ag triall do Mhaolmordha O Raghallaigh ó’n Fhraingc go Flondrus chum a bheith ‘na thaoiseach Campa, fuair se bás a Mainistir na gCapuis Eireannaigh a gCarler, Hc. 854; Carlier or Charleroi in Flanders (?).

carman; there Óenach Carman was held; was on site of t. of Wexf. (O’Curry, Mm. ii. 38, O’Don. in Lct. and Fm., and Hen. Lc. i. 34); was in S. of c. Kild. (Hen. Au. i. 345); "was really n the present c. Carlow" (Hen. Au. i. 567); was in c. Kild. (Dr. M`Carthy in Index to Annals of Ulster); Hen., in language too long to quote, twice expresses his disedification at "such an acute topographer" as O D.’s equation of Carman with (Loch) Garman, "for which there is no authority"; he objects - 1, that if Fedlimid, marching from Cashel to meet the K. in c. Kild., went round by Wexf., he would probably get very short shrift from the Ui Ceinnselaigh; 2, that when Mac Gillapátric inaugurated his succession to the kingship of Ossory by celebrating the Aenach Carman "he was not likely to go for that purpose to Wexf., where he would probably get a very warm reception from the Ui Ceinnselaigh"; in support of Henn.’s objections I will add two stronger ones: 3, in Fm. ii. an. 1079, it is said that O Conor Faly’s land was plundered by the men of Teffia and Cairbre (who, however, were defeated), and next O Conor Faly celebrated the Oenach Carman; fr. this O’D. infers that O C. Faly claimed the highest authority in Lein., as that fair was held at Wexf.; it is incredible that O C. F. made good his claim to predominance over Lein. by celebrating an Oenach at Wexf. while the Danes were there in force and the K. of Lein. and of the Foreigners and of Leth Mogha was still powerful; his country was 60 m. fr. Wexf., as the crow flies, and his family had little power in the 11th century, when he held the Oenach, and are only thus noticed by the Four Masters: the Lord of Ui Failge killed by his own people in 1051; the L. of Ui F. blinded by his brother Conchobur in 1070; the L. of Ui F. slain in battle by Conchobur O Conchobuir in 1071; in 1079 this Conor O C. Failey defeats the men of Cairbre and Teffia, and afterwards celebrates the Oenach Carman; in 1089 Donnchad, Lord of Lein. (or of Ui Ceinnselaigh), was slain by Conor O C. Failghe by an unfair advantage (the Annals of Ulster and the An. of Loch Cé say "a suis occisus est"); in 1094, this Conor, Lord of Ui Failghe, was taken prisoner by O Brien, K. of Mun., and in 1115 O Brien and the Foreigners of Dub. defeat the Leinstermen in a battle in which were slain the Lord of Ui Ceinnselaigh and Conor O C., Lord of Ui Failge, and his sons; in 1092 Donnchad, son of O C. Faley, was killed by his own brothers; a man with such a record as Conor O C. Faley did not obtain supremacy in all Lein. and celebrate it at Wexf. after a triumphant march of 70 or 80 miles; and I conclude that his Oenach Carman was in Ui Failge or nr. it. Though I believe that the Oenach Carman of Mac Gillapatric and O Conor, of not a metaphorical expression, was near their borders, where I will identify a Carman, I do not wish to deprive the Faithche of Wexf., now called the Fáith, or Fair-green, of the glories of the ancient Oenach Carman fully described in the Books of Lein. and Ballymote. Yet all the evidence seems to show that Carman was a large plain on the banks of the Burren and the Barrow, which unite at the town of Carlow; here the Kings of Lein., whose palace of Dind Ríg was close by, held every three years an Óinach - that is, a Grand Council, of their Sub-Kings and Chiefs - an exhibition, a cattle-show, a fair and races; these Kings and their civil and military advisers showed great judgment and tact in selecting for the Óinach a place at the geographical, social, political, and military centre of Lein., nr. the royal palace, which was the rendezvous of the warriors of Lein. when about to march against their foes, as we learn fr. Cath Ruis na Ríg, and nr. or not far fr., the five great tribal divisions of the Province now represented, respectively, by the dioceses of Ossory, Leighlin, Kildare, Ferns, Glendaloch (and Dublin); from this central place also they could quickly send a "punitive" expedition if Mun. or Meath were mean enough to invade their borders during the Óinach; that shows it ought to have been there; but, then, Irish eccentricity might have held the Oinach Carman at Loch Carman, at the town of Wexf., where O’Donovan and O’Curry place it; I answer that that Carman was nr. the r. Burren in Idrone (Bairenn Cliach), which joins the Barrow at Carlow; nr. Idrone (Clíu, gen. Cliach); nr. Dind Ríg, which is nr. Burren and Idrone; nr. Berna Cleighi; nr. Mag Lifi; nr. Mag Mesca and Ui Failge; in close connections with laces nr. or not far fr. r. Burren; by its Óinach, in close and sole connection with clans whose lands meet nr. the Burren. 1. Carman was nr. r. Burren: -Bairend Charman i Caillich Carman at Bairend Cliach and at Berna Cleithi, Lec. 461; Bairend Carmen co Cailliu Carmuin ic Bairind Cliach ic Bernae na Cleithe, I. 150 b; Caille Carman at Bairend Chliach ic Bairind Carman ic Berna na Cleithi, Lbl. 428; Digais, wife of Carman, and mother of Bairend fr. whom is named Bend Bairne Carman (Bairne is gen. of Bairend), Lec. 461; Bairend Charman at the r. Bablua (Dindsenchus Bairne Cermain, Ll. 194); Bablua, q. v., is Bairend; at Coilliu Cermain and at Babluan al. Bairend Clíach at Bernae na Cleite, Bb. 195 b; Bairend Cearmain .. i Colbu Cearmain 7 ic Babluan al. Bairenn Cliath ic Bearnaidh na Cliath, Sa. 20 b 1; 2. Carman was in or nr. Idrone; see Clíach in No. 1, the gen. of Clíu in Uib Dróna, A. 18 b, Ll. 23 a, 129 a, Fm. i. 88, Hk. 406, Ch. 43; 3. nr. Dind Ríg on the Barrow; ar bruach Bearbha idir Cheithiorlach 7 Leithghlenn, K. 118 b, betw. Carlow and Lethglenn, Of. 172; Dind Ríg in Mag n-Ailbe, Tig. Rawl., B. 502, fo. 1 b; 4. nr. Berna Cleithe, v. No. 1; 5. nr. Mag Lifi: Carman Liphi. Ll. 169 b; Mag Lifi included Maistiu, or Mullaghmast (A. 10 a) within 10 m. of Carman, indeed Mullaghmast has been identified with Carman, as we shall see infra; 6. nr. Mag Mesca and Ui Failge: Mag Mesca at Aenach Carman, Lbl. 418; Aenach Carmuin, al. Aenach Sengarmain in Mag Measca, Bb. 193 b; Sencharman in Mag Measca i n-Uib Failge, I. 149 a 2 (Ui Failge included Mag Fea and Cell Osnadh in c. Carlow, nr. r. Burren, Bc. 15); 7. in close connection with places nr. or not far fr. r. Burren: Rí Railend (5 m. S. of Athy), Rí Carman, Rí Fothart Osnadaigh (b. of Forth, c. Carlow), the Ui Dróna (b. Idrone, c. Carlow), Ui Bairrchi (b. of Slieve Margy, in Queen’s Co.), Ui Buide (b. of Ballyadams, Queen’s Co.), are grouped together in Lct. 210 - 214; Aillend árd Carmon clothach, and Almu (Will of Cathair Mór), Lct. 202; liach liomsa Cnoc Almaine 7 Aillenn, liach lom Carman 7 fér dar a rótta .. all n-árd n-Almaine, flaith nár Náis, Fm. ii. 572; mór liach Life gan Cerball (K. of Lein.), liach lemsa Cnoc Almaine 7 Allenn, liach lem Carman, Fia. 220; Braein Carmain ... ór-al Alman, Fm. ii. 652; Triacha long do laechraid Liamna .. dligid im na crícha im Charmon tricha banmog, tricha bó, Lct. 40 (Liamain was in Mag Laigen, al. Mag Lifi, F. 83); Flann Temra don Tailltenmaig, Cerball don Carmain Cinaig, Fm. 570, Ch. 182 (i.e., as Tailltiu was to Temair so was Carman to Dind Ríg?); Slogad la Feidlimid (ríg Caisil) corici Carmain; slogad la Niall (rí nErenn) ar a chenn corice Mag n-Ochtair, Au. i. 344, Fm. i. 460; Cath Maige Ochtair isin tealaig ós Cluain Conaire a ndes, Fm. i. 212 - that is, the K. of Cashel reached S. of Kild., and marched to Cloncurry, in N. Kild., where he was awaited and defeated by the K. of Ireland; 8. Óinach Carman in ancient and in comparatively modern times was always and only held by kings, sub-kings, and chiefs, whose lands met nr. the junction of the Burren with the Barrow. This is clear from the description of it in Ll. and Bb. given in Mc. ii. 40, as well as from the Irish Annals: - On the right of the K. of Carman, al. K. of the Barrow or Dind Ríg, sat the K. of Ossory, on his left, the K. of Ui Failgi; in accordance with the will of Cathair Mór, the Uí Failgi (al. Síl Rosa Failgi), the Laigsi, the Fotharta (or Laigsi Fothairt), and the Clann Condla, al. Ossairgi, were the chief leaders of the celebrations; the Uí Dróna, in whose land it was, displayed unbounded "hospitality" (oegidacht hUa nDróna); and the K. of the Barrow distributed the prizes, Mc. iii. 526-547; in historical times one K. of Ossory and his Ossorians held the Óinach Carman an. 1033, and one K. of Ui Failgi did the same in 1079, Fm. ii. 826, 914, Au. i. 566, Lc. i. 34; Carman was one of the 7 chief cemeteries of Erin, at it were many meeting-mounds, 21 raths, 7 mounds, 7 plains or fields (without a house) reserved for the Óinach; it may be said that cúan (harbour), ráth-lind (bounteous water), and bruachaib (banks), applied to Carman, would not suit the t. of Carlow; I think so: the tide goes higher than St. Mullins, and from New Ross to Athy (10 miles N. of Carlow) the Barrow is navigable by barges; a writer in Pgi. ii. 399, i. 316, got very nr. the real Carman; "the Rath or moat of Carman or Mullaghmast nr. Ballytore, 6 miles E. of Athy, its site is a gently sloping hill crowned by an extensive rath, and nr. it are 16 mounds, on which the elders of the States of S. Lein. sat in council, these mounds are held in veneration by the peasantry." Gen. Carman (Fm. ii. 1142, i. 48, Sb. 4 a, Fm. ii. 826, Lct. 14, 210, Lc. i. 34, Mc. iii. 526), and dat. Carmain (Fm. an. 903 and bis in Mc. iii. 536) point to nom. Carmu or Carma; but nom. Carman, Cormon, Cormun (Sas. 1274, Ll. 215 a, 169 b, Lct. 202, Mc. iii. 526, Pd. viii. 38, Fm. an. 903); gen. Carmain, Fm. i. 44, Au. i. 566; Carmuin, Sr. 64 a bis; dat. Carmon, Cormun, Ll. 127, 296 b, Bb. 46 b; Carman, Fm. i. 76, 460, ii. 570, 652.

carmil; al Ernul, in Canann, Lbl. 272, Lb. 126.

carn; name or initial part of the name of about 300 townlands; often carnd, carnn.

carn; ó Charnd co Corccaig, fr. C. to Cork, Lb. 215 b, 219; seems to be Ui Echach of Cork; Grend Mumun ó Carn go Cliu, Ll. 46. carn; ó Charn teas go hAileach Néide, Ry. 150; = Carn Uí Néid. carn; mt. in Kenmare range, about 2,000 ft. high; An Carn, Ry. 128.

carn; in d. Kilfenora, Tax.

carn; N. of Indeóin; on Medb’s march fr. SE. of Cruacha into Ulst., Ll. 56, Hf. 5 a.

carn; Carnsore Point, b. Forth, Wex.; hence b. Forth is Fortharta in chairn, Lec. 211.

carn; part of Clann Colmain, ext. fr. Carn to Sligi etar na da Chairthi (Clann Colmáin in Meath), Bb. 82 b; Roscar Crae and Tír Ratha mic Siláin went to Colman; the part thence, fr. Carnd to Sligi edair na da Cairthi, was the part they occupied, Lec. 234, X. 110.

carn; an Carn; "Conchobor of Carn," Rr. 30; 1, that is of Arm. (cf. ó fhlaith Macha ... ó iarla in Chairn, Fen. 366; a Chongail Mullaig Macha, Mr. 172); or 2, Carn na foraire ar Slíabh Fuaid, Lu. 78 a b; which was nr. Newtownhamilton and guarded the pass to Conchobor’s palace of Emain; Conchobor’s son was called "Nia an Chairn" in H. 3, 18, p. 594; Cormac Conloinges was called Nia an Chairn, .i. of Finncharnn na foraire on Sliab Fuiad, Ca. 402; cath in Chairn in Dailaraide, Lec. 578; rí in chairn .i. Crimthand, who was slain by Rudraige, Ll. 129 a.

carn; in Cairnn, gs. in Tirconnell, Mr. 164.

carn; gs. cáirn; Carns, in S. of p. Castleconor, b. Tireragh, Sli., Fir. 274, Fy. 482, 166.

carn; SE. of Cruacha Aíi, Lu. 56; Carnfree nr. Tulsk, c. Rosc., Kj. ii. 342.

carna; as.; Carn Castle, or Carns in E. of p. Moygawnagh, b. Tirawley, Fy. 336, 482; nr. Clochán na nDall in Tir Amhalghaidh, Tir. 843.

carna; Cárna Thermaind Meg Craith, ds. a Cárna Th. Meg Craith, Au. iii. 416; in Donegal.

carn achaid leithdeirg; in Fernmag, 7 battles fought nr. it by the Collas routing the Ulaid, Ll. 332, 333, Bb. 64 a, Fir. 302, Lec. 175, Lg. 158, K. 150 a, X. 56.

c. aedha; in Corann in Connacht, Sto. 22 a 2.

c. aedha mic lidhne; s. of Bearn Leachta Ua Setna in Mun., Lis. 176 b.

c. ailche; Au. i. 208, in Mun.; O’D. suggests Carnelly nr. t. Clare, c. Clare, Mi., Fm. an. 742; Cath C. Ailche lá Mumoin in quô cecidit Cairpre mac Chonomisc, Hb. 77.

carnail cuind céd cathaigh; a Dindgna of Brugh na Bóinne, Bb. 190 b, Lbl. 407, I. 145 a l.

carn airend; Lu. fo. 36; seems nr. Larne, c. Antr.; C. Airenn, Lu. 41 a; seems nr. Bangor, c. Down; the two dam allaid came fr. C. A. and took Funchi to Tech Dábeóc, Lu. 41 a.

c. airid; al. Cnoc ós Fiodh, Fir. 573; Airid was grandson of Fergus Mac Róigh; so in Ulst. (?).

c. alba; Sas. 3947; seems in c. Rosc.

c. allaid; Lugaid Find slain by the Féini of C. A., Ll. 205. c. amhalgaith; chief of N. Ui Fiachrach or O’Dowd inaugurated there, Lec. 165, 247, Fy. 100, 442, 347; C. A. built by Amalgaid, son of "Fiacra Elgaid," to have the Aenach Ua nAmalgaid around it, Lec. 493, Rd. Rc. xvi. 142; on top of Mullaghcarn, ½ m. fr. Killala, Fy., 100, 442, 482, Fir. 261.

carnán; Mo-Chuma Carnáin, Ai. 151 a. carnán; Hmd. p. 225-6, A.D. 1304-1306.

carnan clone gunethe; on W. of Dub., fr. St. Patrick’s ch. through the vale up to Karnan Cluana Gunethe, nr. Kilmainham, Gn., Hmd. 51, an. 1192, Sw.; Carnaclogh at Dolphin’s Barn.

carn an eilde; in p. Lairg, Sutherland, Inv. xx. 111.

c. an éinfhir; .i. Tara, Of. 186; Carnd in Aenfhir, al. C. an Óinfhir, al. Tara, Ha. 732.

c. an laoigh; Carnalea, nr. Bangor, c. Down, Dc. i (?).

c. an righ; on Magh Féiminn, in Mun., Ai. 89 a, Hz. 35. carnan tornaidi; the Duthaidh Hi hEidneachain, in Tuath Muighi in Dalb, in Ceara, ext. fr. Carnán T. to Caisel Cairpri, Lec. 168.

carn aret; in Medrige, S. of Galw., Of. 336.

c. asaraidh (?); Carnasaraidh, in p. Kilmartin, Argyle, Scot., Carswell’s Prayer Book, xiii., xxvi.

c. bhaile; An cárnbhaile and an Cnocrad, given by O’Conor to Plunkett, con. in loose leaves at end of vol. without pagination. c. bhalair; Dl. 108; in the N. of Ireland (?); C. Wallair, Dl. 58; Carn Balair (?), seems Almu, or nr. it.

c. bó; Carnbo in Kinross, Scotl, Jo.

c. boguilt; in deachmhadh ingnadh Indsi Bretan Cloch fil a Carnd mBoguilt, I. 93 b 1.

c. brammit; ár for Gallaib Átha Cliath oc Carn mBrammit la Cerball tigerna Osraige, Fm. i. 474; in Ossory or betw. it and Dub. (?).

c. breacnatan; Ban Buanainn bandrai of Sith Cairn B., Lis. 174 b.

c. breissi; al Carn uí Neid in SW. of Clann Deirgthine, al. Desmond, Fm. v. 1732.

c. bricrenn; nr. Carnn Fraich meic Fhidaig in c. Rosc., Sas. 7689. c. buide; W. of Mangerton nr. Tralee, ML. 26; perh. some Carnn Baoi nr. Dunboy in Beare; may be "Hungry Hill" nr. that spot (?); fr. Cloth Barrach, p. 30, it is clear that it was in p. Kenmare; Hungry Hill is now called Cnoc Taod; Dala Coinn do comhairle gan an bealach sin d’ionnsaigh acht gabhail i Mullach na Mangarthan budh dheisi 7 nior stada le Conn go rainig i bhfiadhnaise in mhoighe ina raibhe Eoghan a bhfoslongphort 7 scaoileas sgeimhealta go Scaoilte go Carn Bhuidh Hx. 678, 679.

c. cachta; Cinfhaelad mac Blaithmaic, rí C. Chachta, slain in battle by Finnachta, Ll. 185.

c. caibill; fri Loch Riach a tuaid; N. of Lochrea, c. Galwy., Ll. 170 a, 18, Rc. xvi. 274.

c. cáiridha; in S. Lein., Sas. 3902, Lis. 225 b.

c. cairpre luisc; Dergthene got the l. ext. fr. Áth on Sruth Badb Medb and fr. Lios Lathraigh na tri lecc to C. Cairpre Luisc, Lec. 37; v. Clann or Ui Dergthene.

c. chais chonluain; Aided Mic Airt on top of C. C. C., Ll. 128. c. calain; Leath-Bhaile Cairn Chalainn belonged to Sliocht Uateir Burc, Fa. 2.

c. cantain; cath Lapaist in C. C. betw. the Ultu and Hú Echach Coba, Ll. 41.

c. carnan; Adamair slain at C. C. by Eochaidh Foltleathan, al. Aibtleathan, Lec. 88.

c. cesra; al. C. Ceasrach, in Connacht, Lec. 543, K. 122 b, Fir. 30, Lg. 2; C. Ceassra ós Búill messaid, Ll. fo. 3; in Cúil Ceassra above the Búill iasccaigh, Lg. 16; cf. Cúil Cesra, on r. Boyle, An. of Kilronan, an. 1571; C. Cesra, al. C. Cesrach, said to be the carnn on top of Cnoc Meadha Siúil, now Knockmaa, nr. Tuam, in b. Clare, Of. 162; .i. Tumulus Cæsaræ, Gp. 417.

c. ceit; 1 m. SW. of Rathcroghan, p. Kilcorkey, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 206; Carnket, in E. of p. Baslick, c. Rosc., Ods, 592.

c. cind; on r. Barrow, in Muig Ailbe, Lec. 603.

c. cinn cirb; Rucsat cenn 7 cairthi cach fir leó 7 cenn Cirb maille friu gur adnacad a Carn C. Cirb é; Cath Muighe Tuireadh, Z. 96 a; nr. Moytura (?).

c. clainne aodha; mt. in b. and c. Longf., Fm. iv. 994, note. c. chláre; in Etar Priainiu in Irrus, the Hui Brigti of C. C., Ll. 328; C. Chláir; Clár, son of Brigit, d. of Dubhthach of the Ulaid, whose Carnd is in Edar Biniu, X. 82.

c. coirrslébe; Ed. 492; on the Curlew Mts. in Connacht, Lec. 490, Lc. 1, xxxvi.; Cé, Drai Nuadhad Airgedlaimhe, ro thaed a cath Muighe Tuiredh ar n-a ghuin is in cath co rainic carrn C., Sa. 80 b 1.

c. coghna; ac Loch Riach, Sa. 78 b 2.

c. colla na n-other; in Ulst., battle betw. the Collas and the Ulstermen there, Lec. 175.

c. conaill; cath Cairnd Ch. Betw. Diarmait and Guaire Aidne in Connacht, Lu. 115 b; battle there in 645; in Aidne, Lu. 116 a; which is co-ext. with d. of Kilmacduagh; seems Ballyconnell, nr. Gort, Fm. i. 260; in Aidhne, c. Galw., called fr. Conall Cael mac Aengusa mic Umhoir, of Dun Aengusa in Aran, Lec. 554, Fir. 67, v. Bb. 16 b, 208 a b, K. 124 a, 163 b, Lec. 23, 494, Ll. 41, Hc. 1 a, 142 a, Of. 176, Os. v. 283, Sc. 12 a 1, Sd. 7 b 1, Sa. 46 a 1, 45 b 2, Au. i. 258, Fm. i. 386, Fia. 62.

c. conaill; al. Cnoc Gréine, Grian buried there, Oig. xvii. xliv.; in Mun. or Aidne (?); C. Conaill in Magh Conaill, in Bera, Ll. 211.

c. conáin; raoined for Fiora Áirde Ciannachta hi cath Cairn C. ria cComasccach mac Congalaig; O’D. says "now unknown" (but as this Commusgach mac Congalaig was tigerna Ciannachta, Fm. i. 458, the place is in Ciannachta), Fm. i. 432.

c. conbruic; called fr. Conbroc ingen Eachach Thuatha of Dalnaraidi, Lec. 272; C. Conbruic of Duma bó Imbrick, i.e., the Mulluighe bó of Eacho Saillne, Bb. 95 b; Midend, druith Echach mic Maireda, Conbroc his cú, and Uiríu his dau., went to Liathmaine; the Carns are nr. or on E. of Loch Neagh, Bb. 96 a. c. congail; in Mag Rath, where Congal Claen was buried, Mr. 174. c. conluain; Bres, al. Breisse, son of Art, slain there, Ll. 127 b, 19 a, Lg. 108, Of. 248, Hk. 334, Lec. 51, 88, 581, K. 133 a; fr. Corcu Conluain I guess it is N. of Slieve Baune, c. Rosc., q. v.

c. cornáin; seems in Lein., and in the plain nr. Gowran, c. Kilk. (?); Bretain fo cios and fo cáin in Lein.; under Diarmaid mac Maelnambo of Carn Chornain (Carnn Curnáin, Lu. 40 a), Lbl. 340; Diarmait was K. of Lein.; Carnsore Point (?); Aedh Ornidhe set out fr. Áth Cliath to Carn Caem Cornain and returned after devastating Germagh Gabráin, Ll. 184; Is leo (Síl Eremoin) o Echtgai gus in Tuind ig Tuaidh Inbir a tuaidh ó Thoraigh co C. Cornan, I. 26 a 1; a thuaidh o Thoraigh gan táir; go Toraig go C. Cornáin, St. B. 657.

c. cornáin; Cornan died of grief for his wife Airiu, who was drowned in the overflow of L. Neagh; inde C. Cornáin, Lu. 40 b; this seems nr. L. Neagh; K. Adamair slain at c. Chornáin, Lec. 52. c. crimthaind; Crimthand Draeich-deleith of the Huib Cuirbb, fr. whom Carn C., Gen. of Hui mac Caille, Ll. 321; Cremthand Dreach-doleith of the Huibh Cuirb, fr. whom is called Carn Crimthaind, Lec. 414; in Mun.; the three Crimthaind Derc-deleth of the Hui Cuirb, fr. whom Carn Crimthaind is called, the Gen. of Hui mac mBroc, Bb. 100 a; Tri Crimthaind drech doleth de Huibh Cuirb diada Carnn Crimthaind, Gen. of Hui Mac Caelle, I. 83 a 1; in Imokilly, Cork.

c. cruachain; cath i C. Cruachain, Sc. 44 a 2.

c. cúili ceasrach; i Connachtaib, Bb. 22 b, Lf. 5 a, Fer. 9; Cesra’s grave in Connaught.

c. cuilidh; Carnn C., W. of Cluain beag in Atharlach, c. Tipp. Lis., 199 b.

c. cuip; ML. 90; seems nr. Brug na Bóinne.

c. culmaili; in Connacht; al. Carra Culmaili in or nr. Cairbre, Con. 24 b; at Collooney, c. Sligo.

c. daim deirg; Rc. xv. 447.

c. daire; nr. Sliab Mis, Sas. 6237.

c. daire bairrbennachtach; Sil. 18.

c. dega; Carn of K. Daig a quo Hui, D., of whom was Bp. Aengus of Raith na n-Espog., Ll. 330, Bb. 94 a, Fir. 493, Lec. 276, I. 65 a 1.

c. doach; Doe of C. D., Lec. 278; of the Dál fFiatach, Fir. 498, I. 65 b 2.

c. dreimne; NW. of Foibreach, Lbl. 873, Sil. 79; cf. Cúil Dreimne.

c. dromo; Cairndrum at end of Glen Dochart, Skene’s Cps. lxxxiii. c. dubh; Carnduff, in c. Kilk. (?), Kj. iv. 136, 140.

c. duib doire; al. C. Gairb daire, Sas. 2040.

c. dúin cuair; d. of Bp. of Dáimhlíag ext. fr. Slíabh Breagh to Carn D. C., and fr. Lochán-na-himrimhe E. to the sea, K. 174 a. c. dumha; Tuathal killed in 106, his monument at Carndoo, Kilwaughter, Co. Ant.

carnech; Cornishman, Rc. iv. 374.

carn eachach; al. C. Eothaile 7 a Cenn iartarach na trága, at Moytura, Z. 98 b; in Corann, c. Sli., Sto. 22 a 2.

c. eacha lethderg; in Farney, c. Mon., where Cath na dtrí Colla was fought, Of. 360.

c. eirid; so called fr. Eired, son of Mog Ruith, druid of Mac Con., Lec. 269.

c. eochaidh; prob. Drummillar, nr. Loughbrickland, Down, Dc. 1. xv.

c. eolairg; Tig. Rc. xvii. 16; site of a bat. consequent on Cath Crínda Bregh: Crinna-Conachad, Sithbe, Druim Fuait, Carn Eolairg; at Cath Móna Doire Lothair, Ui Neill of Cinel Conaill and Cenél Eogain defeated the Cruithne and won na Lee 7 C. Eolarig, Fm. i. 198; seems nr. shore of L. Foyle, in c. Derry; cf. Carrac Eolairg and Lee.

c. eolairg; in Corann, Connacht, Sto. 22 a 2.

c. érenn; Au. i. 428-9, Fm. ii. 584; Carnearney, in p. Connor, c. Ant., Ra. 341; in p. Ahoghill, b. Lr. Toome, Ui; this Eriu was dau. of Eacha Saillne of Ethach Tuatha of Dalnaraidi, Lec. 272; C. Ereann, in Dál n-Araide, and nr. the Ravel Water, Fm. ii. 585, Lg. 206.

c. eret; in Megraidi, Lec. 454; v. C. Eirid.

c. farchair; al. Feart Crimthainn, on Sliabh Suidi in Righ, in Connacht, Lbl. 899, Bb. 144 b, which has C. Forchair; on Slieve Wee an Ree, in Clare, opposite city of Limk.; v. Sliab Aidheda ind Righ.

c. feradaig; Ll. 17; three or four places, in the region in which it certainly was, suggest or reflect the name; 1, Correenfeeradda tl., nr. and betw. Cnoc Aine and Kilballyowen; Kilballyowen is one of the most conspicuous mansions in the p. of Bruff, and adjoins the prominent and fertile hill of Knocaney, Pgi. i. 283; 2, Cappanafaraha tl., in p. Bruff, and in b. Small-County before Acts 6 and 7 William IV.; 3, Cahirnarry (Carn fhearadhaigh?), a p. 3½ m. SE. of city of Limk., and nr. Donaghmore, which St. Patrick founded; 4, Cahircorney (cathir in chairn?), nr. Loch Gur; there are raths and druidical monuments about it; 5, Loch Gur, in this p. of Chaircorney is surrounded by lofty hills; the extensive assemblage of druidical remains, gigantic relics, on Cnoc in Dúine and other islands about the lake render it, perhaps, the most interesting spot in Ireland for an antiquarian visit (Pgi. ii. 292), and, therefore, for a visit by our Apostle. All these are pretty close together, except Cahirnarry, which is 5 m. fr. Loch Gur. The texts quoted infra point out this particular district, but not the precise hill or carn. Dr. O’Brien, in Vallancey’s Collectanea, i. 432, says the Carn is on Knockaney; so does Hennessy, Ch. 365; it is Seefin (Todd, in Cgg. 309; MacCarthy, in Ui); "prob. Seefin," O’D., Fm. i. 41; but Seefin mt. is 12½ m. in a straight line S. of Knockany; however, Lec. fo. 204 mentions C. Feradaig and Cenn Abrad as a S. boundary of Cormac Cas’ land, and Seefin is nr. Cenn Abrad; O’D., in Fy. 344, places it "nr. Limk.," in Mi. he does not identify. From the following authorities we find that it was - 1, in Mun., Ct. 157; 2, in Clíu, Tig. Rc. vii. 180, Au. i. 96, Hb. 65; v. Aine Cliach; 3, on boundary of Cliu Mail, Lec. fo. 204; 4, i nDéisib, and the K. of Mun. defeated there by the N. Déisi, Fir. 688, Fm. i. 310; v. Deisi Bicc and Áth na nDéise (2 m. fr. Knockaney and Rathanny); 5, at Beirn Trí gCarbad, K. 159 b; 6, betw. Limk. city and Berna Trí Carpat, Lb. 213 b; 7, N. of Mullach Cae in Uí Fidgenti, Tl. 203-4; Is hi rand Chormaic Chais i gCliu Mail; ó Mullach Clairi go Bearnai tri Carpad agus ó Charn Fearadhaigh agus otha Ceann Abrad bo thuaidh co Focharmháighi, agus la táibh Máighi anair co Luimneach, Lec. fo. 204; Lugaidh Meann made sword-land of the tract ext. fr. Beirn trí gcarbad at C. F. to Luchad, i.e., Bealach-an-Luchaide, and fr. Áth na Bóraimhe to Léim an Chon, K. 159 b; Gabais Fiachra ó C. F. co Mag Mucrama, Lbl. 900; he killed Feradach, the grandson of Rocorp; according to rule, he brandished his arms, which are under the Duma of the beautiful Carn; Feradach was killed in the battle of C. F., and there Fert Feradaig is, Lec. fo. 240 a b; fr. Tl. 199-209 we learn that St. Patrick went west fr. Cashel to the city of Limk., by Kilfeacle, Cullen, b. Coonagh, E. Cliu, Pallasgreen, Listeely al. Kilteely, Mungret, Donaghmore, Singland, Limk., Patrick’s Well - all, fr. Cullen to St. Patrick’s inclusive, in or nr. Aine and Knockany; C. F. seems in Knockaney, or nr. it in the places mentioned supra.

c. ferchis; in Mun., Lis. 199 a.

c. fiachach; nr. Ushnagh, c. Westm., Tl. 80, in Magh Midi nr. L. in Carn F., Lec. 368. Bb. 107 a; nr. Delvin, Fir. 182, 654, 658, Hc. 583 a, I. 88 a 3, 186 a 2; it is clearly in Cenél Fiachach; al. Carn Fiachach meic Néill in Meath, Ca. 358, Fiachu mac Néill slain at C. F., in Meath, Fir. 182, Ll. 42, Ac. 51; in iomairecc Cairn F. Aelgal tig. Tethba was defeated; now Carn, in b. Moycashel, c. Westm., Fm. i. 364, Au. i. 230, in p. Conry, b. Rathconrath, Fm. ii. 1192; in p. of Conragh, al. Conry (on E. border of b. Rathconrath), there is a hedge school at Carne attended by 30 children, Pgi. i. 494.

c. fíachrach; Cf., p. 69; seems nr. Ventry.

c. finnachaid; on Sliabh Fuait, Sas. 1735; in Benn Boirche, Sas. 1748; ó Charn F. atuaid co Temraig, Sas. 1663; in Ulst., Lis. 212 b; al. Dubh da Fhoirend, Lis. 200 a.

c. forchair; al. Feart, or Feartán Crimthainn on Sliabh Suidi, Connacht, Bb. 144 b; v. C. Farchair; on Slieve wee an ree nr. Cratloe and Limk.

c. fordroma; K. Maelseachlainn defeated Thomond here, Au. i. 498, Lg. 219, Fm. ii. 724, Ch. 232; seems in or nr. Thomond; but v. Fordruim.

c. fráich; on Cnoc na dala, Carnfree, Carns tl., Ogulla p., in b. and c. Rosc., al. C. Fraich mic Fidaich, Con. 27, Lc. ii. 122, Fy. 435; C. Fraoich, Fm. iii. 220, iv. 792, 1014, Sas. 7599, Ac. 265, Rc. xvi. 137; al. C. fry fitz fidhy, Mis. i. 244; al. Carnn na hairmi, Sas. 1452; al. C. Freich, Dl. 36; chiefs of Síol Muireadaigh inaugurated there, K. 156 b; O’Conor inaugurated there, Au. ii. 274.

c. furbaidhe; Fep., a carn on Sliab Cairbre, or the Carn mt. in N. of c. Longf., Lec. fo. 231, 501, Sto. 29 a 1, Fm. vi. 1886; Cell Modáin was nr. Carn Furbaidhe, C. 253, Ct. 452; Muadan, epscop ó C. F., Fg. 48; Muadán Cairn Furbaide, Mt. xvii., Md. 64; nr. Kilmodan, c. Longf., Mt. 25; Carn, tl. in p. of Kilglass, b. Abbeyshrule, c. Longf., Ods. 592, Rc. xvi. 38; C. Furbaide 7 Eitni, on Sl. Uilleand, Bb. 220 b; on Sl. Uilleann, in Connacht, Lec. 501; al. Carn hui Cathbhadh, Ll. 199 a, I. 161 b 2; i Sl. Uillenn an-iar, Sa. 51 b 1, Ll. 205; C. Furbaidi na fian, Lu. 47 a, Ll. 124 b, Rc. xvi. 38; is not this same as Carn na Foraire? c. garb-daire; at Dún na mbarc, al. Teach Conaill mic Neill, K. of Cenel Conaill, Lis. 214 b; palace of K. of Cenél Eogain, al. C. Duib Doire, Sas. 2040; Carngarrow, in b. Kilmacrenan, Don. c. gecain; in W. Connacht, O Flaithbheartaigh, heir of C. G., Con. 45 b, Lc. ii. 100; in c. Galw., Ci.; v. C. Gegach.

c. gegach; al. Gno beg; O Flaherty, heir to C. G., Fm. iv. 774; v. C. Gecain.

c. glais; the d. of Ardsratha ext. fr. Slíab Larga to Carn nglais, and fr. L. Craoi to Beinn Foibhne, K. 174 a; "eitir Ráth-both 7 Domhnach mór," Fm. iv. 832; seems The Tops, a hill on border of dd. Derry and of Raphoe, 1 m. fr. Castlefin, Fm. iv. 832, Mm. 476.

c. gorm; Cairngorm, in Aberdeen, Max.

c. í ghláin; St. B. 741, seems in Barrymore, c. Cork.

c. in aenfhir; Tara, al. Tulach in trír, al. C. kin A., Lec. 558, 569.

c. in aenfir; ar Tulach an Trir, at Moytura, Z. 95 a; but?

c. inaith fheinead; Balar mac Doig mic Neid neartmhair, fhir móir ós méid echtair aitt. Uad raither Carn inaith Fheinead ar arfhaghaib énfear airc, I. 98 a 1.

c. in bocuit; a wonder of Indis Breatan, cloch fil for C. in Bocuit 7 atealta com (con ?) air toir indte 7 cid berar fon doman fo geba for in Carnd cenda, Ha. 823.

c. i neid; in S. Mun., Of. 18; v. C. ui Néid.

c. in fhéinnedha; betw. Beinn Edair and the sea, Sas. 173, Lis. 202 a.

c. in fhéineda; to W. of Rossach Ruaig, Ca. 294, Hc. 2; 566 b; seems in Mun.; the Northerns defeat the Munstermen there.

c. ingine briain; in O Dowd’s country, Lec. 167; al. Miosgan Meidhbhe on Ardnarea in Cuil Irra (?), Fy. 443.

c. in rig lugdach; in Magh Feimin, Ll. 210.

c. ír; v. Sliabh Ír.

c. irbadh; E. of Indber Domhnann, Lis. 198 a.

c. lamha; in Dalriedia, Ct. 126; Carnlawe, Dl. 38; v. C. Laoigh. c. laoigh; Ll. 94 b; Carnalea, 2 m. fr. Bangor, c. Down (?); there are 2 Carnleas in c. Antrim.

c. leca; C. Lecca; in Uib Cellaig Cualann, i Crích Cualann, nr. Bohernabreena, but not visible from it, Lu. 87 a, 99 a; seems betw. Bruiden Da Derga and Dub. Bay; cf. Sliab Lecca.

c. leitri duibi; in Luachair, Lis. 194 b.

c. liath; in p. of Dornoch, Sutherland, Inv. xx. 319.

c. locha eachach; On E. of L. nEachach, Lec. 271; Carnloch.

c. lugdach; at Loch Lugporta, i.e., Port Lughaidh, Fir. 658; al. Lecht Logha ac L. Lughborta, Sa. 84 a 1; Cath Cairn Lughdhach in Mun., Fia. 138; Cps. 403; a prince of Deisi slain in it; C. Lughdach seems in Decies of Waterf. and S. of it and nr. the sea, Fm. i. 490, Au. i. 368, Ch. 154; betw. the S. Blackwater and the sea, in Mun.; C. Luigdech in Mun., Sas. 3555, p. 306, Lis. 223 b; in Mun., S. of Neimlidh, Lg. 202.

c. lugdach; al. C. Máil, in Magh Uladh, Ll. 170, Bb. 224 b, Sa. 63 a, Rc. xvi. 48.

c. lúghdach; al. Sidh Lúghdach, at L. Lúghdach, al. Sidh na Carad, Bb. 107 a; Carn Low tl., c. Don.

c. mac nairbrech; Sléibh Cinn Abrad, Sto. 15 a 1; v. C. mic Dairbrech.

c. maccu buachalla; in Cuib, N. of Dundalk, in Ulst., Lbl. 599; C. mac mBuachalla at Dún Sobairci, Ll. 73; Doluidh Meadhbh 7 fir Ereann go Dun Sobhairce, leanus Cuchulainn go mor dibh an lá sin 7 marbhus fear Taidhle i Tlaidhle 7 macu Buachaille ó bhfuil Carn mac mBuachaille, Hf. 28 a.

c. macraidhe laigean; at Tara, I. 143 b; 2 a Temraig a taebh Shesgainn Temrach atuidh, I. 143 b 2, Sa. 4 a 1; v. C. na Macraide.

c. macraidhe ua néill; at Tara, at the N. of Desil Temrach, al. Carn Tuaisceartach na Macraide, Ll. 30, Bb. 188 b, Sa. 4 a 2, I. 143 b 2.

c. maelglasáin; S. of Lic Uidhir in Mun., Lis. 176 b.

c. mag; Ll. 267 b; Carnnmhagh, N. of Indber Locha dá Dháil, Lis. 196 b; Dáil Cais in Carnd M., Lbl. 919; in Thomond; 7 bishops and 7 virgins in Carnmag, Ll. 349, I. 108 b 1, Lb. 17; Leinstermen beaten at Carnmagh, Ai. 14 b.

c. mag ulad; Ll. 267 b; al. Mag in chairn, Rc. xiii. 10; Carnmallow, p. Quin, Clare (?).

c. máil; in Muirthemne, Louth, Of. 330, Gc. 6, Bb. 110 b, Lec. 242, C.M. i Muig Ulad, Sa. 63 a 2, Lec. 242; C. Máil, al. carn Lugdach in Magh Ulad, Bb. 224 b, Ll. 170, 210, Lec. 511, I. 164 b 2, Gc. 66; i. Maig Ulaid, no Carn Luigdech, Ren. Dind. Rc. xvi. 48.

c. mail con cúlaind; Dind do Dhindaibh in Brogha, Sa. 7 b 2.

c. maine; in Connacht, on Slíab Cairbri, Lec. 501; on Sliabh Cirbre, b. Granard, c. Longf., Fm. vi. 1886.

c. malarta; Carn Manannain in Ulst. (Carn Malarta on margin), Lis. 224 b.

c. manannáin; Sas. 3648; fr. 3689 it seems W. of Glenn in Scáil in Dal n-Araide, where S. Patrick was a slave; in Ulst. (Carn Malarta in margin); I am Aedh mac Aedha fr. Rachlaind, I came here to (Rot na Carput) to ... ask you why this Carn should be called C. Manannain, Lis. 224 b.

c. matharcaime; in Gabair Ulad, Lec. 282, I. 65 b 1.

c. mheadhbha; al. Cruachan, Gc. 170.

c. meilghe; at E. end of L. Meilghe in Cairpre, Lg. 121.

c. mic cairthin; Au. i. 270; Donnchadh, K. of I. defeated Aedh Ningor and septs of Meath fr. Tailltiu to C., 790; nr. Tailtiu. c. mic con; at Druim Lias in Tirib Calraige, X. 94.

c. mic dairbrech; in Cend Abrad, in Magh Locha, Lec. 367; C. mac n-Airbreach i Sliab Cinn Abrad, Sto. 15 a 1; leg. C. mac nDairbrech (?).

c. mic táil; Bb. 91 b (?), Lec. 264 (Gen. of Corcomruadh), Tor. 282, 297; al. C. Connachtach, in tl. Ballygeely, p. of Kilshanny, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1669.

c. mór; Cath Cairn móir mind, fought by K. of Erin against Síl Eremoin, Lec. 62, Ll. 16, Fm. i. 38, Lg. 85; .i. Carn mór Sléib Betha (?), q.v.

c. mór; Carnmore tl. in p. Clones, in c. Ferm., part of Sliabh Beatha, ro imthigsiot don taobh thoir do Loch Erne ó Charn Mór Slébhe Betha go hEs Ruaidh, Fm. vi. 1940; Carn mór Slébe Betha, Ll. 4, Bb. 12 b, Lec. 543, Fer. 9, Fir. 29, I. 163 a 1, Sa. 56 b.

c. mugaine; in Airget-Ros, I. 96 b 1, Ll. 321, Bb. 99 b, Lec. 413, Fir. 627; nr. Toomyvarra, b. Up. Ormond, c. Tipp., Tp.; al. C. Mugana or Mugna, Fir. 627, 780, X. 132, I. 96 b 1;

Le hUibh Marga in chríche mar chuid

Eoganacht réidh Ruis airgid

triath gach siodha badhbha bhoirme

fá Carn Mileadha Mumhaine - Bran, 154 b;

al. c. Mumhain, I. 82 b 2.

c. na hairmi; al. C. Fraeich, Sas. 1459; now Carnfree, c. Rosc. c. na curad; al. in Garbthanach in Uib Muiredaig, Lis. 226 a, Sas. 4125; in c. Kild.

c. na deise; in Muigh Liffe, in Críoch Laigen, Ha. 720.

c. na fingaile; al. Duma na Con, E. of Lis na mban, S. of Coolavin in Sli., Sas. 7412, Lis. 239 a; betw. Coolavin and Cruachu in c. Rosc., Sas. 7559.

c. na fóraire; Cf., p. 62; seems nr. Sliabh Mis in Kerry, or nr. Ventry.

c. na gaoithe (?); Carnegithe in d. Cork, Tax.

c. na ngilla; betw. the dá Carn na nGiolla was the Deiseal Temra, Lg. 152.

c. na macraide; al. C. Macraide Laigen; bruindid a Temraig atúaid Adlaic Diadlaic in tslúaig, dá thopur fo dechair de sís co Carn na Macraide, Pd. viii. 22, Lg. 152; N. of Sescend Temrach, Ll. 30, Bb. 188 b, Lbl. 403.

c. naoi; Carnew, in b. Shillelagh, Wick.

c. na trí gcros; at Clonmacnoise, Mi.

c. nemid; in Uib Liathan in Mun., a battle there; Lec., p. 337, or fo. 167; in the Great Island nr. Queenstown.

c. óchtair bile; in Farbill, c. Westm.; Of. 314; v. C. Uachtair B.

c. ói; Áth Carnói im-Bóind, W. of Tara; v. Áth C. Ói.

c. oiliolla; on W. of L. Arrow, b. Tirerrill, Sli., Fy. 482. c. oilltriallaigh; at Hepastown, c. Sli., Lc. i. 6, Mm. 100.

c. omra; it and c. Romra were nr. L. Gill, Rc. xvi. 146, Lec. 498; C. Romar 7 C. Omhrain an carnn ele ac L. Gile, inntibh sin áit a tíghe, Sa. 90 a 1.

c. riabach; E. of Árdeachlas eachlaisi mac nEna, Ha. 748; Carnreagh, p. Blaris, Down (?).

c. richida; al. C. Richeda; cath Cairn R. in Desmumain; the Marthu al. the Érna, beaten there, Ll. 18, Lec. 63, 579, Lg. 92, Fm. i. 48, Z. 470, col. 1.

c. rode; in c. Wexf., Of. 18.

c. romra; at Loch Gili, Lec. 498, Rc. xvi. 146; C. Romur, an Carnn airtherach ac L. Gile, Sa. 90 a 1; nr. L. Gill, Sli.

c. ross; now Horetown, c. Wexf., Mm. 481; leg. C. Ruis (?).

c. ruide; Sas. 3883; Find said at Gord in Fhosdaidh, "I have given at Ráith Cró thrice 50 uingi in enló, and the full of my bowl in Carn R., " Lis. 225 b; v. C. Rode.

c. ruta; Carn of Ruad, wife of Dathi and mother of Ailioll Molt, on Mullach Ruta, al. Tealach na Molt in Huibh Fiachrach Muaidhe (?), Lec. 164.

c. seaghain bhuide; on Altigarron hill, nr. Dunmanway, c. Ant., Dc. ii. 340.

c. segill; rectory of d. Arm., now Carnteel; v. C. Siadhail. c. sétni; A. 18 b; in Dalriata; al. C. Sedna, C. 375, Ct. 146. c. siadhail; cath Cairn tSiadhail, Au. ii. 296, Lc. i. 348; Carnteel p. and vil. nr. Aughnacloy, in b. of Lr. Dungannon, c. Tyr., Fm. iii. 296, v. 1366, Ci., Con. 9, Ai. 54 a, Hb. 122.

c. slebhe beatha; on Sl. Beatha in Ulst., Lg. 2; v. Slíab Betha. c. sléibhe slanghe; al. C. S. Slangha on Sl. Donard, Lg. 15, Mi., Sc. 6 a 2; c. Down.

c. sogradach; on NW. of Cruachu in c. Rosc., Sas. 3912, Lis. 225 b.

c. tasaigh; seat of the chief of Ui Liathain; in b. Barrymore, Cork, Fia. 218.

c. ticeon; in Bretnaib Corn, Bb. 115 b.

c. tighearna; St. B. 747; in c. Cork, mentioned with the r. Brighid and Tech Molaige; ó Chairn Tighernaigh co Carn uí Néid, Hx. 736; Carntierna nr. Rathcormack, c. Cork, Mm. 267; in l. of Fir Maige Feine; Ceanna Droma in it, Cb., chap. 10; C. T. Mic Deghaid, E. of Glend Brighdi, Lis. 176 b.

c. trachta eothaile; al. Coluga; in Carnsa in rachomra chomraicsem cotí muir dar roé Hui Fiachrach na ticfad tairis, Ll. 354, Bb. 117 b, 140 b, N. 198; C. T. Eothaille, N. of Moytura, Lec. 557, Lec. 89.

c. tuathail; Carntoul (over 4,000 f.), in Aberdeensh.; Carrantuohill (3,414 f.), Kerry.

c. uachra; ro marbh Tighearnmas Feradach (a quo Carnn Feardaigh) a cath Chairnn U., Sa. 34 b 2; in Aine Cliach, v. C. Feradaig. c. uachtair bili; Bile Dathi fell southwards to C. U. B., whence the name Fir Bili, Ll. 200, Lbl. 344; al. C. Úchtair B. in Farbill, c. Westm., Of. 314.

c. uain; in p. of Loth, Sutherland, Inv. xviii. 330.

c. ucha focend; Cath Cairn U. F. and Cath Dúine Masca against Laigis, Lec. 615; in Leix (?).

c. hui chathbath; "Lechtan laechda láich collí, fertán fraichda forbaidi," on Sliabh Uillend, Ll. 199.

c. uilleand; Uilleand mac d’Fhind Hui Bhaisgni, is ar Sléibh Uilleann atá a carnd, I. 147 a 2.

c. uí néid; nr. Mizen-head, in SW. of c. Cork, Fm. v. 1630, Fir. 299, K. 118 b, 122 a; ó Charn Tighernaigh co C. Uí Méid, Hx. 736; C. Uí Neit, S. of Cnoc Brenaind in Mun., Ll. 375; the length of Ireland is calculated from Carn ui Neid to Cloch an Stuacáin, K. 118 b, 122 a; ó Charn Breissi mic Ealathan mic Neid in Iarthar Deisceirt chóiccidh Cloinne Dercctine, in SW. of Desmond, Fm. v. 1733, Ai. 21 a, Lec. 24, Lg. 47, Bb. 11 b.

c. uirend; so called fr. Uiriu, dau. of Echu Saillne mic Mairedho, Bb. 95 b.

c. ui tholairg; at Loch Ribh; Ua Tolairg, chief of Cuircne, buried there, Fm. ii. 670, Ch. 212; on margin of L. Ree.

c. ulpha; i mBregaib, Bb. 113 b.

carpar; cath Carpair, Fy. 22; seems in France.

carpat cathair; al. Aillenn in Kild.; .i. Alend, in Lein., Bb. 193 a, Ll. 162.

carpia; Diomedes went with 80 ships fr. C. to Troy, Bb. 237 a. carrac; Carrick, in dry. Ui Bairche, d. Kild., Tax.

carrac; Carrig, in dry. Mullingar, d. Meath, Tax.

carrac; cethraimi na Cairgi; Carrick, tl. in E. of p. Attymas, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fy. 422.

carrac; Cinaed Cairgge, Au. an. 775.

carrac; ds. ‘san gCarraig, Ti. 72; i.e., Carrac an Phoill, now Carrigafoyle, b. Irachticonnor, Kerry.

carrac; g. na carrgi, the Rock of L. Cé, Au. ii. 276, Fm. v. 1416.

carrac; O’Gallagher, comarba na Cairrcce, Carrick, in c. Don., Fm. v. 1338, Lc. ii 178, 244.

carrac; Tadc mac Céin defeated the Ulaid ic Cath Carge, Ll. 328. carrac; Carrick, in Scotl., Con. 26 b.

carrac; in Inis Eoghain, St. B. 610.

carrac; Carricke in Carberi, c. Kild., Gr. 48.

carrac; ecclesia Carikensis, founded by St. Temoreris, C. 378. carrac; diocesis Carrichensis, 14 cent., Brady’s Episc. Suc. I. xix.

carrac almaine; al. Carraic na hAlmaine, in the NE. fr. Sliabh Luga, or Cúl ó bhFind, Lis. 238 b.

c. an bhraghad, al. Caistel Ruad; now Rostrevor, Ro.

c. an chait; nr. Gaulstown, c. Kilk., Kj. i. 367.

c. an chiúil; nr. E. of L. of Killarney, in d. Ardfert, Fm. iii. 566.

c. an choblaig; g. in W. Corco Bhaiscinn, Fm. vi. 2090; Carrigaholt, in c. Clare, Mi.

c. an choblaigh; on Newport Bay, c. Mayo.

c. an chomraic; Carrigahorig, in Lr. Ormond, p. Terryglass, c. Tipp., 5 m. N. of Borrisokane; nr. L. Derg, Fm. v. 1510.

c. an drohaid; O’S. III. vii. 4; .i. Rupes Pontis; nr. Macroom; leg. C. an Droichid.

c. an easa; Carrickanass Castle in p. Lockan, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fy. 482.

c. an easa; in Kilmocomogue, b. Bantry; 4 m. fr. Bantry, Ods. 592; C. an neasaig, Torrente rupis arcem, O’Sullevan’s Cas. in Bantria, O’S. III. vii. 1.

c. an phúca; Rupes Lemurum, O’S. III. vii. 6; Cas. in Muskery, O’S. III. vii. 5; Carrigaphooca, nr. Macroom, c. Cork.

c. an phuill; Ar. 306; Carrigafoyle on an island in the Shannon, 2 m. W. of Balylongford, b. of Irachticonnor, Kerry, Fm. v. 173; Castle of Ua Conchobair Ciarraighe, Fm. vi. 2278, Ci.

c. an túrma; at Sliabh na mBan, Kj. i. 361.

c. an uisce; St. B. 741; seems in Barrymore, c. Cork.

c. aodha; nr. Erris, N. of Inishkea, Fy. 483.

c. baile ui searcaigh; in Henry óg O’Neill’s l., Fm. iv. 1229, note.

c. beg; in Mag Luirg, Con. 74 b; Seisrech Carraige bige belonged to Sliocht Seáin mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.

c. bladraige; al. C. Bladraide; the Dún Caircce B. in NE., Lec. 30, 572; in Emer’s Half and by the sea-shore, Lg. 78, 96; in Murbolg, Bb. 20 a, 23 a, Lec. 574; v. Murbolg; v. Fm. i. 28, Fir. 99; C. Bladraige and C. Brachaide were built by Mantán mac Caichir, and were in Murbolc, and perh. the same fort.

c. brachaide; cumdach Cairge B. in Murbulc by Mantán mac Cachir, Ll. 15; cf. C. Bladraige, as Murbolc is nr. Murlough Bay in c. Antr.; Ua Maelfhabhail tig. Cairrce B., Fm. ii. 1158; Diarmait, of Cenél Fergusa, rí Cairrce B., Lec. 132, Fir. 144 X. 8; M’Carthy in Ui, after O’D. and Hen., makes this Carrickabraghy in p. Clonmany, b. E. Inishowen, Don., but ?; v. Tp., Au. i. 334, Fm. ii. 688, St. B. 610, Ui., Mi., Fia. 152; Ruarc tig. Cairrge B., Fm. ii. 578.

c. brena; al. Monkton in d. Dub., Sp. 1606, p. 56; now Monkstown, leg. C. Brenain (?).

c. brenan; in Bre dry., d. Dub., Cr.; seems nr. Stach Lorgan; Carrubrennan, given to St. Mary’s Dub., an. 1200, Sw.

c. breogain; at Airthir Feimin in Mun., Fer. 18; nr. Clonmel.

c. bretan; epscop Diarmait in C. B., Ll. 365.

c. carthin; a boundary of Kilruddery, Rst. 4. c. cé; on L. Cé, Ed. 493; al. C. Locha Cé.

c. cital; Carrigkettle, in p. Kilteely, b. Small county, Limk., Fm. v. 1304, Lc. ii. 208, Ods. 592; a Cuiced Muman, Au. iii. 492, Con. 69; in W. of Cinneide na Cóirchloiche’s trian of Ó cCuanach, Ai. 111 b; v. Hb. 12 b, 14 a; Karakitel, in Huhene (Owney), Sw. an. 1199.

c. clíodhna; 5 m. SW. fr. Mallow, on the right to Cross of Domhnach Mór, Hm. ii. 124; on the coast of tl. Keenogrena, p. Kilfaughnabeg, in W. of b. E. Carbery; and another in p. Kilshannick, b. Duhallow, Cork, Fm. v. 1549, note; C. Cliodhna, in p. of Glountán, c. Cork (Dublin Penny Journal, p. 16).

c. clíodhna móire; Carrig Cleena More, in p. Kilshanic, b. Duhallow, Cork, Kj. iv. 12.

c. cloch cuiri; Sas. p. 279, l. 759.

c. clumain; Cros Fergusa at Tara, in the C. Cl., W. of Carn na Macraidhe, Bb. 188 b.

c. clúni; Cross Fhergossa at Tara: Fergus was a holy pilgrim ... is hé fil i carraic Clúni ... Ll. 30; Carrickclony, c. Kilk.

c. cochaill; Carra Cachaill in terra de Arklo, d. Glendaloch, Cr. 1173 (?), 1192.

c. choinche; at Ros Bennchuir in W. of Ireland, Sil. 11; on the sea-shore nr. Ros-mBennchoir, Bc. 19, q.v.

c. colmáin (Bp. of Dromore); on shore at Nendrum Vetra Colmani, Cs. 829; al. Lecc Colmáin (?).

c. conluain; at Sliab Bladma, Sas. 559; at Cenn Slebe Smoil mic Edlacair, al. Sliab Bladma, Lis. 204 b.

c. crodaind; Ll. 43.

c. dagri; A. 10 a; cf. Maelruanaig hUa Daighri, Au. ii. 10; Daigre Ua Dubatáin, Fm. ii. 870.

c. dergan; seven cloaks for the Queen of Hi Maine every year to C. D., Lec. 187.

c. dobhair; S. 436; perh. Carrickdover, in c. Wexf., PRIA. vii. 184; but v. C. Doghair, and C. Domhain Dobhair.

c. doghair; Tadhg an tSléibhe mac Ruaidhri do bhádhadh ag Caraig Doghair, et araill do Macaibh righ Dal., Hb. 119; in Antrim or Down (?).

c. doiren; nr. Rosc. t., Con. 50 a; Carrickadarrin in b. Boyle, c. Rosc., Ci.

c. dombhán dobhair, in Ireland, Dl. 46.

c. drobeoil; Ll. 194, Lec. 461; Dimain, son of Carmun Calad Cend, went to Carraic D.; Dinds. of Lein., Lbl. 428, I. 150 b 1; in Lein., Bb. 195 b.

c. dubháin (?); Carrigduvan, al. Carrigdovan, in dry. Fermoy, d. Cloyne, Tax.

c. dunáin; dá feadóic Cairrge D., PRIA. vii. 186, S. p. 346; Carrigdownane tl. and p., c. Cork (?).

c. eachroma; in Thomond, nr. Tulach Hui Dheaghaidh, Ai. 73 a.

c. eoghain; Mr. 104; in E. of Erin, fr. Osgleann in Umhall, to C.-E. = across Ireland; perh. Carrickoghan in p. Termonamongan, c. Tyr. (?).

c. eolaircc; at L. Febail, Bco. 10 b, 11 b, 24 a 2; Cath Cairgi Eolairg, Lec. 590; in Ulst., Lbl. 347, Hb. 52; gu C. Eolairg gu bord Locha Febail, Ib. 88.

c. fheorais; Carrick Feorais, al. Carbury Hill, c. Kild., Ac. 260.

c. fergusa; C. Ferghusa; now Carrigfergus losgadh Chairge Ferghusa, Au. iii. 420, 14, 484, 554, Lc. i. 242; Ar. 122; go Carraicc F., Fm. iii. 478, v. 1270, vi. 1998; Mainistir na mBráthar Minúr was in it, Au. iii. 498, 420.

c. fethaighe; built by Ún; as he settled in Connacht and at Rath Uin (Rahoon, nr. Galw.), prob. C. F. is nr. there, Fm. i. 26; C. Fethaidhe, in Emer’s half, Lg. 78, Fir. 99.

c. fionna mhúighe; O Suilliobhán mór Cairge Fionnamhúighe, Ai. 130 a.

c. fráich; in Magh Ai in Connacht, Lbl. 654; the K. of Connaught inaugurated there, Con. 1 b, 4 b; v. Carn Fráich.

c. grifin; i. C. na Siúire, in Ormond, Fir. 812, 822; Carrick-on-Suir.

c. guill; Ll. 205.

c. guill; Carrac Guill in the W. (thiar), taken from Goll mac Morna, Lis. 214 b.

c. i. cat; in Britain; a wonder, .i. Bairrneach for Carraig i Cat .i. bairneach oc Ceoltaib triacha míle cemenn ó’n Muir amach, Ha. 823.

c. í laighean; Cell na Ccléireach at Carraig Í Laighean, nr. Cork, Ai. 28 b; Carrigaline.

c. inbhir; in Island Magee, Dc. i. 20; al. Carrac Inbir uisci and Lind Uachaill were opposite boundaries of Dál n-Araidi, Of. 190. c. in farnaidhe; in Tearmann Brighi Gobhunn, Mun., Lis. 182 b. c. ind fomorach; al. Dún mór, Lis. 236 a, Sas. 6544; seems Dunmore, in Galw., about 9 m. fr. the r. Suck.

c. in scáil; al. Scairb, in Inéoin, Ll. 194.

c. laoghaire; in Cineul Maine, Fir. 780; is de Carrac Laegaire, is de tolongeth Cenél Mane a Cleir, is de Fert Coelae hi Taulaig, X. 160.

c. leithdeirg; in Ulst., Bb. 223 b, Lec. 510, I. 164 a 2.

c. léime an eich; battle by Fergus, son of Niall, at C. L. an Eich, an. 567, K. 160 a, Lg. 184; v. Léim an Eich.

c. leime laegairi; in a Trian of O gCongairb in Tuath Muighi finne, in Mun., Lis. 183 a, Fer. 153; now Carrigleamleary, nr. Mallow, Cork.

c. liath; acc an gCarraicc léith etir dá abhainn .i. Fionn 7 Modharn, Fm. v. 1550; Carricklea, in p. Urney, b. Strabane, Tyr.; C. Lieth .i. Rupes cana, O’S. II. iv. 23; battle betw. Toirdhealbhach Luineach and Aodh O Néill.

c. leith; in Carraig leith, nr. Roche’s l., Fer. 153; Carrigleigh, 2 tls. in b. Fermoy.

c. leth; gs. Cairrgi Leithe, Cf. p. 43; in Thomond; or here for Thomond.

c. locha an tairbh; caislén do thinnsgnadh le Mag Uidhir ar carraig Locha an Tairbh, Au. iii. 446; L. an Tairbh = L. Ateriff, c. Ferm.

c. locha cé; Au. ii. 210, iii. 40, 48; al. Mac Dermot’s castle, on an island in L. Cé in Mag Luirg, Fm. iii. 574, iv. 689, 1108. c. locha gair; at L. Gair, N. of Abha mhór in Mun., Lis. 196 a; v. L. Gair.

c. mac a mboireann; in Thomond, Ai. 73 a.

c. machaire rois; in the plain of Farney, c. Mon.; Carrickmacross in it; v. Machaire Rois.

c. maic grifin; Carrick McGryffyn, in c. Tipp., Kc. 30; either Carrick Beg or Carrick-on-Suir, which are parts of the same town. c. manann; in the sea, betw. Scotl. and Lein., Lis. 192 b.

c. meadhon (?); Karukaman, John Duff Walshe of K., Kc. 96: now Carrickmines, betw. Dalkey and Bray.

c. mic anna; Carrigmeacan, Carrickmackan, nr. mouth of Cashin Bay, c. Galw, Wc. 70.

c. mic diarmada; al. C. na Rígh on L. Cé, c. Rosc., Lc. ii. 332, 402; Misi Brian Mac Diarmada do sgríb sin, ag Carraig Mic Diarmada, al. C. Locha Cé, Mm. 535, Con. 68, 81.

c. mór; the 7 Eps. Cairge Móri, Ll. 374 c, I. 110 b, col. 2. There is a Carrickmore in Tyr., Leit., Don., and Wick.

c. murbuilg; ds., Rr. 14; at it was the castle of Celtchair, son of Uithichair; Dunseverick Castle was in Murbolg Dalriada, Fm. i. 26.

c. na halmaine; Sas. 204, 7320; NE. of Sliab Luga or Cúl Ó bhfind, Lis. 238 b.

c. na gcat; Carricknagat, in b. Bantry, Cork.

c. na gcloch; al. Cairgín na gcloch, on Sliab na mban, c. Tipp., Kj. p. 347, an. 1851; is, I think, the "Cargi ny glach" of Dl. 46, in Ireland.

c. na clog; dá iolar Cairrge na clog, PRIA. vii. 186, S. p. 346.

c. na corra; in c. Cork, Ry. 126; C. na Cori .i. Rupes cori, a castle in Muskerry, O’S. III. vii. 4, marg.; C. na Corra, nr. Macroom, Gc. 89; Carrignacurra (castle), in p. Inchageelagh, c. Cork, Kj. i. 477.

c. na gcurach; al. Benn Edair, Cf., p. 59, Howth Head.

c. na ndruadh; ó ro siact an drai cu mboi isind inis (i. Dairinis), tic in muir tairrsi ocus baitter in drai cona muintir innti, conad hí sin Carrac na nDruadh anui, Lis. 21 b; Dairnis, i. inis bui ar bélaib Innis Cathaig anairdhes, Lis. 21 b.

c. na hénlaithe; over the edge of Sliab Mis. (in Kerry), nr. the sea or out of the sea, Sas. 6438; cf. Loch na hÉnlaithe, At. vii. 150.

c. na fiach; Síth do denum d’O Domnaill 7 d’ O Neill, O Domnaill ar Machaire an tSencaisléin 7 O Neill a Carraic na Fiach, Au. iii. 524; seems E. of Sencaislén, in c. Tyr., opposite Carrigans (Mac Carthy).

c. na plágha; Carrigaplau, rock at Shanbally, Monkstown, c. Cork. c. na rígh; .i. longport oinigh ocus oirrdercuis Clainni Maolruanaidh, Lc. ii. 332; v. C. Locha Cé.

c. na rón; At. iv. 132; seems nr. Sruth na Maoile, At. iv. 136. c. na sciath; Iarla Cairge na S., ceannamhnas Lochlann, Ston. A. p. 130.

c. na siogaidh; al. C. na seagaidh, on the coast, in p. Kilmoe, b. W. Carbery, c. Cork, Ods. 697.

c. na siúire; in d. Lismore, Fm. iii. 558; Carrick-on-Suir, c. Tipp., Fer. iii. 558, Ods. 592; C. na Siuiri, Siuiri Rupes, O’S. IV. i. 3.

c. o gcoinneall; now Carrigogunnell Castle in p. Kilkeedy, b. Pubblebrien, Limk., nr. r. Shannon, Ods. 592, Mi., Ci., Lc. ii. 302; C. O Cainnell, C. Ó cCoinnell, Fm. v. 1434, 1698, 1728, 1836, K. 183 b, St. B. 526, Con. 83; O’Brien was Lord of Popal Briain and C. Ó cCoinnell.

c. holairc; Imaccallaimidh Colum Cille 7 Anod óCarraic hOlairc, Z. 178 b; v. C. Eolairg.

c. ollacháin; al. C. Uallacháin (?), Katty Gollagher, a little hill over Ballycorus, nr. Enniskerry, c. Dub.; Carrigollga (?), on Ordnance map.

c. omoren; Carrecomoren, de C. usque Glassenulmoy, seems in O’Tool’s l. in c. Kild. or c. Wick., Cr. c. 1180.

c. phátraic; the Rock of Cashel, Mm. 623, K. 122 a.

c. patruice; Carrickpatrick, O Rourke’s town, seems nr. Dromahaire, c. Leit., Fm. v. 1300.

c. phiarais; Carraig Phiarais thiar, Kp. 1514; Ballypheris, b. Kilnamanagh, c. Tipp. (?).

c. riabhach; Carrickreagh, in c. Leit. and c. Ferm.

c. rócháin; in Barret’s country in Desmond, Ai. 78 a; al. C. Rúacháin; v. Bél Átha Carraige R.

c. rosa cré; Butler, Earl of C. R. C., al. Earl of Ormond, Fir. 822; at Roscrea.

c. tuathail; Carigthothel, Gn. an. 1288; Carrigtoohil, nr. Midleton, c. Cork; Karrec Tochell, Ch. an. 1234.

c. uas loch gair; the black steed of Díl mac Dáchrech won three races there, Ll. 206; at Lough Gur, c. Limk.

c. ui ghláimhín; Mizen head in p. Kilmoe, in SW. of Cork, Kj. i. 478.

c. ui laighean; Cell na gcléirech at Carrac Í Laighean in Cinél Aedha, nr. Cork city, Ai. 286; Carrigaline.

c. uisce; Dá Claind Conaill Cearnaigh Dal Araighi (held the land) ó C. Uisce co Lind hUachaill, I. 67 a 1, Fir. 504.

carraigín an amhais: in p. Kilteely, c. Limk., Ods. 571. carrain; O’S. I. i. 4; Carrinno promontorio et Clochstacano in Ultonia sito contra Scotiam, O’S. I. i. 4; Garron Point, c. Antr., at which is "Clough-a-stookan" a limestone pillar nr. the road.

carrainn fearadhaicc; Seisreach Charrainn Fearadhaicc; belonging to the Sliocht Ricaird mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b., leg. Carn Feradaig, q.v.

carran; Carrane, in p. Aghaboe, Queen’s Co., Aq. 28.

carrann; in Iarthar-Aoibh Eachach in Mun., Ai. 78 a; Carrann triath na Mainge an Charrainn ‘s an tSléibhe, Ry. 194, 196, 202; .i. Carn Feardaig (?).

carrbaetan; Oengus, son of Niall Caille, fr. whom are Clann Oengusa, i.e., Carrbaetan, X. 4.

carrid cluana tarb; Is and sin da cuid Tairdealbach mac Murchaidh mic Briain in degaidh na nGall is in fargi co tuc in bunni robarta bulli fair imCarrid Cl. T., Z. 395; leg. Coraid C. T. carrlóeg; Cethern mac Fintain Carrlóig in Ulst., Ll. 94; Carrlaoigh, Carrleagh mt., nr. Ailech, b. Innishowen, c. Don., Fia. 14; v. Cairlóeg.

carrlongport; Carlingford, in b. Lr. Dundalk, Louth, Fm. iii. 178, Au. ii. 256, Lc. i. 250.

carrthann; Creach le macoibh Piarois Daltún ar an Daltúnach 7 do rugadar na Dalatúnaigh air ag an gCarrthann, Hb. 128; in Dalton’s country, c. Westm.

cárthach; an. Ch. r. Caragh, c. Kerry, Ry. 128, 200; the r. Carra falls into Castlemaine, Harbour, D. and G. 23.

cartach; triucha céad hUa cCaisin i cCartaig, Ai. 71 b. cartacin; al. Cartaighin; in SW. of Africa, Lb. 149, Lec. 42. carthada in trír; Cairthedha in trír, Sas. 7303, 7343; at Coolavin in S. Sli.

cartaicc; fr. Cartaicc Móir co hAlexander Móir, Lb. 149; Carthage.

cartaige; tuath Cartaige in Spain, Ll. 136 b; Carthagena. carthe arnain; Arnan of Conmaicne Cúle Tolaid, fr. whom Carthe A. is called, Ll. 332.

carthe crainn beodha; seems in Mag n-Ailbe, cf. Of. 314.

caruc baine; fr. C. b. and Dún Mongain to Síth Lethet Oidne, Hc. 555 b.

casán; r. in c. Louth, now Annagassan, where Ardee r., Dunleer r., and Mile-stone r. meet, Ods. 592; Fir Bhreagh go nuige an Casán, K. 121 b; .i. Casán Linne (?).

casán; cois Casáin i gCineál mBéice, Ry. 144; in Kinelmeaky, c. Cork.

casán ciarraige; now Cashen r., or the Feale fr. r. Brick to the sea, Fy. 38; Diseart Hui Triallaigh, on the brink of Cassáin Ciarraidhe in Ciarraidhe Luachra, Lec. 163; Casán Ciarraige, al. Uisge Geal, Cf. 60.

casán cloinne mic muiris; Ry. 68; r. Cashen, in Clanmaurice. cascaille; al. Cascoill, first name of Eamhain Macha, from the time of the Tuatha Dé Danaán, then Eachras Chuan up to the time of Eochaidh Iolbhuadhoigh, then Druim mór up to the time of the sons of Diothorba, the Fionnachadh was its name when Macha got possession of it, Fir. 579, 576.

cascene; Mo-Ernóc Casceni, Ll. 368; M. Caiscene, Lec. 118; Mo Ernoc’s Day is 23rd Dec., Fg. 244.

caselum; Cashel, B. lxiii. 158; Casselia, B. xxx. 600, Ct. 26, C. 751.

casraige; the Casraige and the Dál mBuachalla descendants of Conget Chonganchnis of the Forslointe Ulad, Ll. 331.

cassán clóenta; the Lecht of Colman, son of Diarmuid and of Suibne are above Cassán Cloenta, Ll. 43; Cassán Clointa, "Path of Clane," Ll. 116 b; now Clane, nr. Sallins, c. Kild.; like Cassán Linne at Annagassan, perh. an artificial ford across the Liffey, as the other across the outfall of the Dee and Glyde; v. Cloenad, Áth Cloenta.

cassán linne; al. Casán L., "the tide was full there," Fm. ii. 848; mouth of r. of Ardee, nr. Castlebellingham, O’D.; at Annagassan, c. Louth, Au. i. 585, B. lx. 446; Lec. Cassáin Linne i n-Ulltaib, F. 66; Linn Duachill, i. Casan Linne, Mt. 20; Linne Uachaille for brú Chasáin Linni i n-Ultaibh, Fg. 64, Md. 90; al. C. Linde, F. 131, Fir. 750; Crech la M. hua Néll a bferaib Breg conustarraid Ua Cathusaig, rí Breg, ic C. L. ocus an mhuir lán ar a chinn, Fm. ii. 848, Lc. 46, Au. i. 584; so it is in Brega and nr. the sea; and in Mi. and Ci. it is identified as "The mouth of the Ardee r.," and Ui says "perh. Annagassan, c. Louth;" Casán-Linge in Meath, K. 155 b; Casan Line, al. Locha, flows by Dromore, Ra. 105; the r. Lagan in c. Down, Ce. 3 a; Linn Duachaille, now Magheralin was on the banks.

cassan na gcuradh; nr. Assaroe, Fm. vi. 2032; dangerous ford at Assaroe, Ballyshannon, Ar. 148, i.e., Semita Heroum, O’S. III. v. 7.

casse; Caisse, Caise; l. in Mag Life betw. two hillocks (Eiriu 7 Albu); 2. in Uibh Faeláin; 3. nr. Grellach Dá phil, al. Greomach Dá phil; 4. nr., or at, Cell Auxili; 5. connected with Áth Truisten and Áth Cille Corbnatan; 6 is or seems a stream: "for brú Caisi, for taebh Chaisi." I think it is in tl. of Mullacash, nr. Mullacash House (cf. Kilcash = Cell Caise), and in Mag Lifi, encircled by the r. Liffey at a distance of fr. 2½ to 5 m., also in Ui Faeláin, and within 1 m. S. of Cell Auxilli or Killashee, and within 4 miles of the p. of Kill; this Mullach Caise may be one of the two hillocks; the road fr. Áth Truisten or Athy to Dub. passes by or through, and nr. it crosses the road which leads through Naas to Meath; here Eustace of Mullahasse lived in 1598 (my Description of Ireland, in 1598, p. 47); Lóiguire, son of Niall, K. of Meath and Ireland, defeated by the Leinstermen, swore never to exact the casttle-tribute, but soon entered Kild. and lifted cattle all the way fr. Síd Nechtain (the Sweep of Carbury) to Caise at Mullacash, which was 18 m. SE. of Síd Nechtain, and was killed there by a flash of lightning (the lightning flash of a scian of one of the warriors of Naas which was close by?). I give passages that refer to this hitherto unidentified place: - Ite reanda Ua mBairrche la Laigniu .i. Cluain Conairi 7 Cell Auxilli; 7 dib in craeban cita-condagab in Chill, 7 itat dib Fine acon Chill .i. Ui Laigine i Caisi, 7 Ui Duib Chilline, 7 as dib Ui Madaid la hUu Enechlais Maige, 7 is leo ó Áth Truisten cusin áth i Cill Corbnatan, Lec. 198; Ranna Hua mBarrchi la Laignib .i. Cluain Conaire 7 Cell Auxaille 7 is dib in Craeban (.i. in Callin) citta congab in Cill (.i. cos angeib in Chell) 7 atá dib fini oc in Cill .i. Hui Laigeni, Hui Cassi 7 Hui Duibcilleni, et is díb Hui Mátaid in Huib Enechglais Maige, et is leo ó Áth Trusten cossin Áth in Cill Corpnatan, Ll. 314; Luid Laegaire slogad már co Laigniu; ó ranic Grellaig ndaphil for taeb Chassi im-Maig Liphi eter na dá cnoc .i. Eriu 7 Albu a n-anmand atbath andsin ó gréin 7 ó gaith 7 óna ráthaib archena, Lu. 118 b; dorochair Laegaire i taeb Chasse, Ll. 24 a; ig Grellaigh Daphil for taeb Caisse, im Maig Liphe, eter na da chnoc, idón, Eriu ocus Alba a n-anmann, Bb. 48 b, 32 b; at Grellach by the side of Caisi in Mag Lifi, betw. the two hills Eri and Albu, Lec. 609; for taobh Caise, in Hui Faelain, betw. the two hills Ere and Alba, Lg. 181; Greallach Daiffill near the Liffey, K. 157 b; oc Greomaig Daphil, al. Grellaig ghaifil for taeb Chaisse i Maig Lifi etir in dá chnoc .i. Eiriu 7 Albu, Au. i. 20; ig Greallaig Daiphil for taebh Caisi i Maig Lífe edir na dá chnoc, Eire 7 Alba, Ch. 26; atbath i ttaobh Caissi edir Erinn 7 Albain .i. dá cnoc iatsidhe filet in Uibh Faoláin, Fm. an. 458; Ac. pp. 71, 80, has, "Lagery sunk down in the earth betw. 2 hills neere the r. of Liffie called Ireland and Scotland, but the most part agree that he was stroken dead at a place called Taw Caissi; Mulmorry O Hargedy rode fr. Clonmacnoise to Greally da Phill, where K. Tuahall held a meeting of his nobles, and gave the K. a deadly blow of a spear" (this place is called Grellach Eilte in all other authorities - E. H.); bebaid Lóigire for brú Caisi, Zcp. iii. 463. Fr. the above we find that Caisse was a stream in Lein.; in Mag Lifi and nr. the Liffey; in Ui Faeláin, which included Naas (in the dry. of which are Cell Uasaille and Mullacash, Tax. p. 246), Lct. 204-5, Gb. 100, 314; at Killossy "oc in Cill, "nr. which is the p. of Kill; "for brú and for taeb" point to a r. or rivulet, and if there is such, in Up. or Lr. Mullacash flowing betw. two hillocks, I would identify that water as Caisse; Dr. MacCarthy, in Ui., places Grellach dá-phil betw. the hills of Dunmurry and Allen, but gives no reason for so doing.

casta silva; Nunnery in d. Tuam, an. 1321, Tr. 216.

castei; al. Callei, Bb. 5 b. Lec. 73.

castra; Chester, Fia. 228.

castra na chore; now Middleton, c. Cork, nr. it was mainister na chora, Mason’s Parochial Survey iii. 268.

castro dei; monasterium de C. D., at Fermoy, c. Cork, Gr. 14; fd. an. 1170, Lan. iv. 248; Castrum Dei, Beatæ Mariæ, see Fermoyæ B. lv.

castrum rathteamhnain; Coemannus Lord of Castrum Rath-teamhnain, Fl. 385.

cat; Caithness, Cps. 43; a Pictish part of Scotl., Lec. 303, perh. the gen. is in "Bellum Cato," Au. i. 212; cf. Ráith, gs. Ratho; v. Catt.

catha; NE. of Ochun, Ll. 56.

cathach; Ua Caoindealbhaigh do ascar a tTraigh Baile 7 a ég a cCathaigh, Hb. 98; nr. Dundalk (?).

cath aedha finn; the O’Rourkes, O’Reillys, and tribes of Ui Briúin, Fm. iii. 198, 354, v. 1590, Ods. 592, Fen. 121. cathair; Cathir, Caithir; 30 or 40 places have this name. cathair; nr. Slievemore in NE. of Achill Island, Fy. 483. cathair; Butler tig. Caithreach, Fir. 816; Cahir, c. Tipp.

c. aidáin maicc engussa; seems nr. r. Dabul, nr. Tullamore and Lynally, "Civitas Aidain," &c., Cs. 421.

c. amhann; Cramond, nr. r. Awmon, in Mid Lothian, Max.

c. an phollaig; in Pobal Bhriain, N. of Sruth in Caisleáin, Ai. 107 b, Hb. 8 a; nr. Limk.

c. árd goiscen; nr. or on Sliabh Míss, Lec. 30.

c. beneoin; nr. Kilfenora and Kilshanny, Ar. 194; in p. Killelagh, b. Corcomroe, Clare.

c. boirche; in c. Down, battle there, Mm. 591; Argain Cathrach B., Ll. 190, Ha. 799.

c. bhrec; Cúndumhigh of C. B., Tor. 733; the Condons of c. Cork (?); Caherbrack, Waterf.

c. breogaind; Brigantium, Bb. 11 a.

c. caemáin; in O’Dowd’s l.; al. Duchus Muinteri Caeman, Lec. 167; C. Caomháin, al. Cathair Mór, Fir. 270, Fy. 140; same as C. Caemain (?).

c. chairn riabaigh; in Dal Cais, N. of Dún nEchlais, Lec. 409, Bb. 98 b.

c. cairt; Caer Cairt, Cathcart Castle on the r. Cart, Max. 16. c. carmain; Bb. 194 a; at Wex. or Carl.; v. Carman.

c. cheallaigh; Donnchad O’Briain, Easpog at C. C., Hb. 7 b; C. Cealla in Ai. 107; nr. Gort.

c. chiaráin; al. Saigir, Bc. 18.

c. cinncon; Au. i. 104; Cyclopean stone fort nr. Rockbarton, b. Small-county, Limk., O’D., Mi., Cri., Lct. 90; C. Cind Chon; royal residence of K. of Cashel, Bb. 149 a, I. 136 a 1, Lec. 377, Lis. 143 a, Ch. 86, Hb. 65.

c. cind choradh; built by Brian; Kincora, Fm. ii. 770, Au. i. 530, Lbl. 958; nr. Killaloe,

c. chinn leis; in Clármachaire na Múmhan Ai. 63 a; the four Seisreachs of Cathrach Cinnleis, the six S. of Caislean Conaing, &c., belonging to Richard, the heir of Uatar de Burc, Hb. 14 a; al. C. C. Lis.

c. chinn lis; in Mun., Tor. 33; Caherconlish, b. Clanwilliam, Limk., Ods. 592.

c. chinn mogha; i.e., Cashel, K. 121 b.

c. chluana; F. 19; See or civitas of Clonmacnoise (?); C. Cluana mic Nóis, Fm. iii. 14.

c. chnuic fhochair; built by Brian Bóroimhe, Lbl. 958; in Thomond (?).

c. chnuis; a rígport of Cashel, Lec. 377, Lct. 88, Lis. 143 a; C. Cnis in I. 136 a 1; C. Cnuais in Bb. 149 a.

c. compostilanensis; Compostella, Lis. 103 b.

c. conaind mic febair; i.e., Torinis, or Inis in Tuir, Tory Island, NW. of Don., Ll. 7; C. Chonaind; i. Tor Conaind, Ll. 127 a; C. Conaing .i. Tor Conaind, Bb. 45 b; al. C. Conainn, Fir. 39, Lg. 21, 165.

c. conaing; al. Tara, At. iii. 385.

c. conchaid; il-Letha, i. silva magna i nDéssib Muman, F. 65; called Cathir mic Conaich, Mt. 19.

c. chonchobair; a castle of the O’Brians of Ara, on the brink of L. Dearg, still to be seen there in A.D. 1762, Ai. 716 a, 109 a, Hb. 9 a; castle on island in S. of L. Derg, 2½ m. N. of Killaloe, opposite the demesne of Derry, gives its name to Caherconner t. in p. Templeachally, b. Arra, c. Tipp., Ods. 592.

c. conmaicne; the See of Ardagh, Fm. ii. 1156.

c. conrai; in Connacht, nr. Sruth Broin, on the sea coast, Lbl. 777.

c. conrói; Lu. 110 b; one of the 3 chief dúns of Eire, Lbl. 237, Zcp. iv. 171; C. Conrúi, Mr. 212; the Caher of Curoi mac Dairi, Caherconree mt. c. Kerry, S. of Tralee; on Sliabh Mis, Fer. 143; C. Chonraoi, al. C. na Claonráighte, Cf. p. 62; nr. Tralee.

c. corcoráin; C. Corcráin; O’Briain of C. Corcoráin, i.e., of the O’Briens of Inistimáin, Ai. 113 a; in Thomond, Ai. 107 b; .i. Brian na Corcaidhe a C. C. 7 a mBaile an Chaisleáin, Hb. 7 b.

c. cormi (Grange of); l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200; Cahercorney tl. and p. Limk.

c. craebhruaidhe; Emuin Macha, Bb. 224 a.

c. crobhaing (or Crofhinn), al. Temair, At. iv. 214.

c. croffinn; al. Tara, Of. 186, Rc. xv. 278; C. Chrofhind; .i. Temair, .i. a hainm ac Tuaith Dé Danann, Pd. viii. 28, Bb. 22 a, Lec. 565, 569; C. Chroind, Ll. 30, Hc. 2, 467.

c. cruachna; Sluagh Connacht used to bury at C. C.; there is not a Cnoc (Mound) at Cruacháin wherein there is not buried a king, a prince, noble women, or poets, Bb. 137 a; v. Curachu.

c. cuan; rochuadar ar creich inn Uib Findgenti 7 ro airgseat Cathraig Cuan 7 ro marbsat Donnubán rí Ua Findgenti, i cath Cathrach C. im-Mumain, Cg. 102, Z. 360; clearly, in Ui Fidgenti, c. Limk.; Cathir Cuain in, or bordering on, the land of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200.

c. chuind; Lh. 181; Caherquin, nr. Dingle.

c. chuirc; C. C. for aici muir; a rígport of K. of Cashel al. Mun.; prob. the ancient name of Cathair gheal, nr. Cahirciveen, Lct. 91, Bb. 149 a; Lis. 143 a, Lec. 377; C. Cuirc mic Bolcan, rígport Caisil, I. 136 a 1.

c. dá chon; Cahiracon, in b. Clonderalaw, Clare.

c. dá chorr; in Magh Mell, in Connacht, Ll. 272.

c. daibhidh; al. Beithil Iúda, Fer. 96.

c. daim deirg; Sas. 1870, Lis. 213 b; N. of Síd Finnachaid and Sliab Céide; in c. Don. or c. Arm.

c. daim díleann; al. Dún Rosarach, Lis. 209 b, Sas. 1248, 1250; seems nr. Almu Laigen.

c. dheochain neasáin; al. Cell Mungairide; K. 167 a; Mungret, nr. Limk.

c. dhonáin; in p. of Kildonan, Sutherland, Inv. xviii. 197.

c. droinne; in Tuath Caoille in Mun., Lis. 182 b; Caherdinny, nr. Mitchelstown.

c. dub; leithsheisrech na cathrach Duibhe i bPobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8; nr. Limk.

c. dubacáin; in Mun., Fer. 153; C. Dubhagáin in Tuath Muighi finne, in Triacha Caoille, Mun., Lis. 183 a; C. Dugáin nr. Doneraile, Obr.; Cahirduggan p. in b. Fermoy, 3 m. SW. of Doneraile, c. Cork, Pgi. i. 296.

c. dúine iascaid; on r. Suir in Airthear Femin (Cahir, in c. Tipp., Fm. v. 1570, vi. 1996), Bb. 201 b, Lec. 474; C. D. Iascad, Bb. 201 b; C. Dúine Iascaig "on the Siuir," Ca. 308, Hc. 2, 570 a; Kp. 1575; C. Dúine hIascighe, Au. iii. 522, Fir. 835; E. Buitilér, tigerna Trena Cluana Meala 7 Cathrach Dúine Iasccaigh, Fm. v. 1570; C. Dunesk, in d. Lismore, c. Tipp., Fir. 84, an. 1260.

c. durlais; Gc. 46; perh. Ráth Durlais in p. of Cell Ruadhain in Lr. Ormond, Tipp.

c. enoch; built by Cain, Lec. 66.

c. essa; Caherass, in p. Croom, Limk., Mm. 486; v. Ess Maige. c. eta; C. Etta; i tir na Colach, Olcalosga was its king, Bb. 230 b, 231 b, Ll. 218; Aea, al. Colchis whose K. was Aeeta; or Oeta in Thessaly.

c. evaindir; in Arcaite in Italy, Bb. 259 a; i.e., Pallantium. c. finnabrach; C. Findabrach, a rigport Caisil, 136 a 1, Bb. 149 a, 143 a, Lec. 377, Lct. 88; Kilfenora, c. Clare, a Cyclopean stone fort remains.

c. fursi; Móinan mac Cormaic, abb Cathrach Fursi died an. 778, Au. i. 25; St. Fursa is buried at Péronne, 21 m. fr. Amiens; in 1848 I walked as a pilgrim to Péronne and back on a hot summer’s day; I saw many holy wells of St. Fursa in that district, at Cagny, &c.

c. glenn; on l. of Monasterenagh, Sw. 1200.

c. glennamnach; C. Glendamnach; a ríghport Caisil, Bb. 149 a, Lis. 143 a, I. 136 a 1, Lec. 377; Glanworth in N. Cork, Lct. 90; 5 m. NW. of Fermoy.

c. gobhunn; in Rosach na Righraidhe, Mun., Lis. 183 b.

c. ianua; Genua; Beda buried there, Lis. 116 a.

c. ind leomain; in Britain, Lu. 4, Bb. 117 a; Caerleon.

c. laitin; Bb. 247 a; Latium (?), but there is no town of that name.

c. lochlann; Kerelauchline in Wigtownsh., Max.

c. luighdeach; Curluddy (castle) in b. Iverk, c. Kilk., Kj. i. 491.

c. mailduib (?); urbs Maildufi (Bede, L. 5, c. 18); Maildufsburg, now Malmesbury.

c. mhanannáin; i Tír Tairrngaire, Lis. 225 a, Sas. 3787.

c. meic ailella; Sas. 1600; seems nr. L. Gur in c. Limk.; now Cathair Guillamore (?).

c. mic calprainn; Armagh, Fm. ii. 734.

c. mic conaich; Mt. 19; al. Cathair Conchaid, il-Letha i nDessib Muman, F. 65; C. mac Conchaidh in Fid Lethan, nr. Lismore, Lan. i. 27; Féile Cillani mic Tulodrain of C. mic Conaich, on vii. Kal. Ap., Ll. 357.

c. még gormain; in Ui Fermaic; name preserved in Cahermagorman, in tl. Soheen, p. Dysart O’Dea, b. Inchiquin, Clare, Fm. v. 1592. c. meic maille; in Lethnocht a Baile of Hi Maille Machaire in Caoille, Mun.; Ó Conbhaidh is of this place, Lis. 182 b; in b. Fermoy, Cork.

c. meic nechtain; Ix. 54.

c. meic tuirc; nr. Cong, in b. Kilmaine, Mayo, Fy. 483; in p. Cong; demolished and replaced by the glebe house of Nymphsfield, Wc. 7.

c. metuis; C. Metais a rígport Caisil, Bb. 149 a, Lis. 143 a, I. 136 a 1; C. Methais, Lec. 377; C. Meathais, Lct. 91; prob. Cathair na Steige, Staigue Fort, b. Dunkerron, c. Kerry, O’D. c. mionáin; Caherminane, tl. in p. Killelagh, b. Corcomroe, Clare, Fm. vi. 1906, 2106; O’Briain Cathrach M., Ai. 164 b.

c. móna; Murchadh (of the O’Briens of Beul átha an Chómhraig) in C. Móna, Ai. 113 a; v. Bél Atha an Chomhraig, c. Clare.

c. mhór; .i. Cathair Caomain in Mayo, Fy. 140.

c. mhór na gaillmhe; t. of Galw., Wc. 68.

c. mhúnre ionolfe; S. of the world, mentioned in romantic tale, St. B. 706.

c. murchadha; in W. Corco Baiscind, Fm. vi. 2196, Ar. 240; Mac Gormáin of C. M., Tor. 286, 291; Cahirmurphy Castle in p. Kilmihil, b. Clonderalaw, Clare, Pgi. i. 433.

c. na hailige; Cahernally, in SW. of Headford and in p. Killursa, b. Clare, Galw.; a cyclopean stone fort there, Wc. 371; C. na hAiligi in Cenéal mBuithín, belonged to Meic Cili Cellaigh Ollamhs of O’Flaithbertaigh, Z. 189 a.

c. na haithne; Athens, K. 124 a, St. B. 233, 286, 691, 693.

c. na babhaloide; 3/4 m. E. of Rathcroghan, p. Kilcorkey, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 206, note.

c. na mban; fort on S. Island of Aran, Wc. 78.

c. na beirbe; from it Goll came to battle of Cnucha, Sil. 338; seems in Britain; Barrow in Britain or Bergen in Norway; C. na B., i. Dún Ríogh Lochlann, Ston. A. p. 130; v. Beirbe.

c. na gcat; Cahernagat, in tl. Ballywiheen, 2 m. NW. of Ventry, c. Kerry; an ogham there, PRIA vi. 439.

c. na cceann; in Oiléan an Uaignis, an island 60 days sail from Greece, mentioned in romantic tale, St. B. 696.

c. na cét; on Sliab Mis. in W. Mun., Sas. 5905.

c. na cipeacdai; i.e., Ceithium, called fr. the Ceithi, Lec. 68. c. na claenratha; on Sliabh Mis. in Kerry, Sas. 6388, on W. side of Sliabh Mis., Lis. 195 a; W. of Machaire Lí; there Cú-rí was besieged and slain, Sas. 6046; W. of Tralee, prob. Caherconree, al. C. Chonraoi, Cf. 62.

c. na con girre (?); Cathir na chongearr; land of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. 1200.

c. náir; on Sliabh Mis., built by Fulman, Lec. 61, or by Goislen, Lec. 572, K. 129 a.

c. na mart; Westport, c. Mayo, Lct. 98, Fm. v. 1802; old castle on margin of Bay of Westport, which gave its name to Wesport, Fy. 483.

c. na meland; al. Maria Rotunda, .i. Muire na Martra, Lis. 113 b; seems in Lombardy.

c. na reanna; Cahernaran, on Westport Bay, N. of Croaghpatrick, Fy. 483.

c. na rómha; Rome, Ry. 74.

c. na steige; Staigue Fort, in p. Kilcrohane, b. Dunkerron, Kerry, O’D., Lct. 90.

c. na tánatha; in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 a, which has C. na Tanátha.

c. na trí sruith; mentioned in romantic tales, St. B. 703, 719, 720.

c. nuin; al. Airdea in Latium, Bb. 263 b; Nun was father of Turnus, ibidem.

c. osrin; in Ulst., betw. Dún dá bend to N. and Lí Túaga to S., Ll. 263 b.

c. phádraig; Cahir Island, N. of Inisbofin and E. of Inis Tuirc, Wc. 117.

c. ruis; Caherush tl. in p. Kilmurry, b. Ibrickan, Clare, Fm. v. 1672, Ar. 240.

c. san sem; Compostella, Spain, Lis. 108 b, Au. iii. 194, Fm. iv. 1112, v. 1340; Mag Uidhir, i. Tomas og ... do bi ‘sa Roim ag a oilithri 7 fo dhó a C. Sang Sem, Au. iii. 268.

c. siauda; 3 days’ march E. of Teneduc, in India, Lis. 123 b. c. sidon; Sidon, Lec. 68.

c. sléibhe claire; in Mun., Lis. 219 b.

c. sleibe crot; in the West, Sas. 5674, 5763; now Slieve Grod; "the K. of Mun. was there."

c. suibni; secht n-Epscoip Cathrach S., Ll. 374, I. 110 b 1, Lb. 24.

c. taman; Caertaman, now Castlehill, c. Mayo.

c. tibrini; Cathir T., al. Cenanndus na Ríg, X. 367; Kells, in Meath or Kilk.

c. thuaighe; Bb. 149 a, Lct. 88, Lec. 377, I. 136 a 1; a seat of the K. of Mun.; C. Tuaidhi, Lis. 143 a.

cathanaig; dp. Cathanchaib, the O’Cahans, Lc. ii. 154. cathanensis; C. diocesis in Scotl., Tr. 276, an. 1340; Caithness. cathayensis; C. dioecesis; Inis Catha, Tr. an. 1360, pp. 316, 318, 324.

catinchi; maidm na C. ettir Cluain Ferta 7 Cluain mic Nóis, island on the Shannon betw. Clonfert and Clonmacnois, Fm. ii. 682, Ch. 215.

catlechan; Clann Maelfhinne, al. Hui Maelifhine ó Catlechan in Lein., Ll. 314 d.

cathluith; Almhaoim mór mac Aongusa Ui Dhonchadha went to plunder Uaithne and the Cuimsionnuighe on the Síol mBriain, and Ua Iofarnán, K. of the Cathluith, was slain by him, Ai. 38 a; the O hIfernans were in Uaithne Clíach, now S. of Owneybeg, c. Limk. cath mónaigh; Mac Giolla Eascoip, chief of Cloinne Aileabhra Rechtaire Catha Mónaigh, slain by the K. of Ulst, Ai. 43 a; in c. Down, Fm. iii. 6.

cathrae; of the Clann Ebir, Lec. 61; .i. Cathraige (?). cathraidh sandábi; in Breathnaib, X. 425 b; leg. Cathair S. (?). catness; Bd. fo. 39 a; Caithness.

catraige; aon do forslointib Erenn, X. 156.

catraige; al. Cathraigi, tribe of Firbolgs; in b. Clanmacnowen, nr. r Suck, Im. 92; v. C. Suca, C. Connacht; an aicme of the Aitechaigh, Bb. 140 a; Cathraigi Connacht, Ca. 386; reared Coirpre Cenn Cait, Hc. 2, 590 a, Fir. 59; ainm o Abdaine gan acht fuair o Cattraibh Connacht, I. 185 b 1.

catraige; Cathraige Muman, desc. fr. Eber Find, Ll. 14, Bb. 22 a; the Cata Cumhal reared Engos Cata, son of Modh Nuadhat, fr. whom the Catraighe Luighe Righe, i.e., the Teurluigh of Sidh mic Fergusa Neid are desc., Bb. 101 a; Caega fear da Glascadh mac Oilella Oloim a quo Cathraighi, I. 91 a 2.

catraige; Cathrigia in Dalriedia, Ct. 146, 182; v. Cotrige, now b. Carey.

catraige suca; the Catraig Shuca, on both sides of the Suca, from Tuaim Chatraig uachtarach to Portraibh Fidigi, in Hi Maine, Lec. 187, Im. 82; on both sides of the Suca, from Cúil Uachtaraigh Cathraighe, uair is inand Cúil re cantain 7 tuaim to Portraibh Fííge, 7 Corcho Moncho, Dál nDruithne, Fir Muighe Seincineoil 7 Muinnter Tuaighe Milchon, I. 41 b 2; in Hi Maine.

cathraime na hoilighi; tl. of Ellagh, in S. of p. Kilgarvan, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fy. 421.

catt; indse Orcc 7 Catt, Ha. 865; Ega in Aldasain i Cattaib, i tuaisciurt Alban, Ll. 371 b; i Cattaib, in Caithness, Scotl., F. 74.

cattene; gs.; Mochua Cattene, Bb. 125 a, Lec. 117.

caucais; Ll. 135-6; seems as Caucasus.

caycai; built by Darius "ar bélaibh" Presbiter Seon, K. of India, Lis. 126 b.

cayguy; in the E., bordering on Mangua in Tartary, Lis. 128 a. cé; al. Loch Cé; Im. 141; argain Rátha Benne Cé, Mm. 591, Ha. 799.

ce; one of the 7 divisions of Alba under the Picts, Bb. 113 a, Lec. 303.

ceadramuin in chal; l. of Conor oge O’Hurleys (O hUrailaid) = Carowancalla, H. 16.

ceall; v. Cell; 746 pp. begin with Kill.

cealla ua maghach; Seanach mac Coirill ó Cheallaibh Ua M., Md. 46.

ceandarbrog; al. Cantarborg, N. 88; Canterbury (?).

ceann; v. Cenn, Cend.

ceann eitigh; Finan Cam of C. E., Md. 97.

ceann garadh; i nGall-Ghaoidhealaibh; Blaan, Catán, Colum, and Daniel of C. G., Md. 532; Kingarth, Bute.

ceann locha; Sechnasach, and Siadhal of C. L., Md. 532.

ceann saile; Becán and Elltin of C. S., Md. 532.

ceann saile; W. of Swords, c. Dub., or in S. of Ireland; Garbhán of C. S.; v. Cenn, &c., Md. 532; Kinsaley, c. Dubl.; Kinsale, c. Cork.

ceara; in Connacht; Balla in it; Mo Chua of B. in Ceara, Md. 532; v. Cera.

cebron; in the Muigh reidh at Bethil Iuda, Lb. 159, 125, Lbl. 338.

cechair; Sarán of Cluain dá acra, isin Cechair, Fg. 180, Md. 252; Ceachair Fhechin in Teffia, C. 135.

cechce; gs.; St. Cairell Cechce, Lec. 119.

cechtraige; in it was Uama in fhómharach in the West of Ireland, Sil. 36.

cechtraige slecht; do Chechtraigib Slecht a Breifni Connacht, Lh. 162, al. do Másraigib Maige Slecht a Breifni Connacht (?), Lh. 163.

cedar; one of 12 tribes of Ismail, Lec. 71.

cédimthecht coluim cille; a reilec or churchyard in tl. Tulcha Dubglaisi nr. Gartan, c. Don., Bco. 6 a.

cedron; a district of Candan Bb. 135 a, Lb. 126.

ceide; C. Tíre Tuathail, in Moylurg, Au. ii. 386, Con. 25 a, Tír Tuathail compr. p. Kilronan, in N. Rosc., where there is Keadew tl., Lc. i. 516.

ceide carmain; the Barrgeach who shakes the fidbaidh Cedach Carmain, Bb. 156 b.

ceidech draignech; al. C. Draoinech; maidm an Cheidigh dhraoinigh; Keadydrinagh, in b. Carbury, c. Sli., Lc. ii. 192, Fm. v. 1384. ceilbe; al. Celbe, Rd. 21; al. Ceilbiu, Ceilphiu, Pd. viii. 38; in Lein., I. 1496, Lbl. 424; ds. Ceilbiu, one of the dindgna Erenn, I. 143 a 1; I find it identified as Celbridge, c. Kild., as if Droichet Ceilbe, but the reference was omitted; Bé, dau. of Cairpre Niafer was buried here; or Cairpre mac Rosa al. Cairpre Colbeo, al. c. Niafer there buried alive Cailbe, a noble hostage of Tara; hence the place name of Cailbeo, or Ceilbeo, Ll. 200, 380, I. 149 b; al. Raith Geilbe in Lein.; Teach Ceilbe, dau. of Cerball, K. of Lein., Lbl. 424, Bb. 194 b.

ceildeberdai; descendants of Tubal, Lec. 67. ceilicda; descendants of Tairsis, Lec. 68.

céim an doire; the pass of the oak grove; Camaderry mt., c. Wick., over N. side of Glendaloch.

ceim an fhiaidh; Keimaneigh, c. Cork.

céim an ghabhair; Keamagower Pass Bridge, in p. Kilcaskin, b. Bere, c. Cork, Fm. vi. 2306.

c. urmhumhan; the mt. in Sliabh Eibhlinne nearest to Nenagh, Ods. 701.

cein murthemni; Eps. Neman i Cein Murthemni, Ll. 365; Kane tl. and p., nr. Dundalk.

ceinnselaigh; the Kinshellas; dp.; Ceinnselacaib, Fm. ii. 942. ceipten; ds.; Ll. 298 a; cf. Eas Ceipten, Askeaton.

ceirfuill; Lethfoss in it, a stone or boundary mark of Aburnethige, Pc. 6; prob. Carpow, in Pertsh., Cps. 440. ceiritic eilínc; in Britain; is ann sin do rigni Eigist fleadh do Goirtighern, I. 92 b.

ceirne; v. Domnach Ceirne, ecclessia Cerne.

ceirrend; "Crinda Ceirreand," I. 143 a 1.

ceis chorainn; Keshcorran, in b. Corran, c. Sli., Fm. v. 1768; it is 1,163 ft. high, nr. it is the vil. of Kesh; Cés choraind, ds., Ll. 127 a; Ceis, Bb. 45 b; Céise in Chorainn, gs., Sil. 306, Fm. ii. 696; Bruidhean Céise C., Mm. 313; Murchu Cille Murchon isin cCorann a n-aice Ceise C. a cConnachtaibh, Md. 168; Céis C., as., al. Corann, betw. Sligech and Coirrshliab na Seghsa, Sil. 279; N. of Sliab Seghsa, Sas. 1504; the d. of Cell Aladh ext. fr. Céis C. to Urcuiltenn, K. 174 a; v. the next three articles. ceis coraind; in Magh Coraind in Connacht, Bb. 208 a; Regioni "Corannæ," ut fama est, nomen indidit Dian Kecti e Danannarum gente Cytharædus, Corann nomine, qui hanc plagam in musicæ mercedem adeptus est, Of. 334, Fir. 238, 793, Lg. 128, Ed. 474, Ch. 221, St. B. 509, 597; Cess Cur in Ireland, Dl. 46.

céis corainn cruitire; the Céis of Corann, the harper; a hill W. of Ballymote and nr. it, Ar. 76, Con. 5 a; in c. Sli.

céis chorainn na bhfiann; ds.; Keshcorran, Sil. 290.

ceis scaibli; Síl Aedha Demuin, son of Cormac, fr. whom are the Hui Maenaigh Ceissi Scaibli in Hui mBairrci-tiri, Bb. 74 a; the Hui Maenaigh Ceísi Scaibh in Hui Bairrchi Tiri, I. 58 a 1. céissóic; ar in C., Eg. 88, fo. 2 b; seems in O’Davoren’s place in Burren, c. Clare.

céite sealg; Kittyshalloch in Kircudbright, Max.

céite tíre tuathail; prob. Keadew tl. in p. Kilronan, c. Rosc., Lc. i. 516; Tir Tuathail = p. Kilronan.

ceitheora fine temrach; O’h-Airt, O’Cealaigh of Bregia, O’Conghaile, and O’Riagain, Mr. 8, Lct. 32; i.e., Conall, Eogan, Colmanmór, and Aedh Slaine, with their descendants, Lec. 570, 38; i.e., Sil Conaill, Colmain, Eoghain, Aeda Slaine, belonging to the Clann Ugaine mór, Lec. 38.

ceithiorlach; Carlow, Fm. iv. 784.

ceithre triacha na garbhthíre; al. Tír Conaill, Lis. 218 b. céiti ua cairpri; ds.; in the S., the l. of the Dartraige, Sil. 36, seems not far fr. Cashel.

ceithi; descend fr. Ceithim, fr. them the city of Cipeacdai is named, Lec. 68.

ceitt; Findat, of Ros Meic Eircc, or Ceitt, Lec. 112; leg. Ros Meic Ceitt (?).

celbe; v. Ceilbe.

celesclú; islands of C., Ll. 232.

celga; Cuan Cealga (nr. Inis Gregraidi, now great Beare Island, in Beare Haven, Bantry Bay), Ml. 31; seems Beare Haven.