al. Bairend Cliach, nomen amnis ic Berna na Cleithe, I. 150 b; ¶ ainm aband fris a n-abarthar Bairenn Cliach ic Bernaid na
Cliath, Sa. 20 b; ¶ Bairend, dau. of Cerman, at Babluan or Bablua, Ll. 194, Rd. 25; ¶ al. Bairend Cliach oc Bearnae na Cleite,
in Lein., Bb. 195 b; ¶ Baireand, son of Carmun Calad-Ceand, abode with his father in Cailli Carmun at the r. Babluain al.
Bairenn Cliach, at Berna na Cleithi (in Lein. ?), Lbl. 428; ¶ r. Burren, c. Carl.
an dá Bhac; ¶ the two Bacs, a p. comprising Ballynahaglish and Kilbelfad, in b. Tirawley; ¶ Ardagh, Kilmoremoy, the Rosserk
were formerly in it; ¶ bounded on E. by r. Moy and on W. by L. Cullin and L. Conn, Fm. iii. 342; ¶ Cúig baile Chomtha 'sa
Bhacc thíar i mBarúntacht Thire Amhalgaigh, Fa. 3 b; ¶ ag so na feranna a bhfuil sin ar tús annsa Bhacc thoir in Bar. Tíre
Amhalgaigh, .i. sé Baile Chomhtha, Fa. 3 b; ¶ tríocha cheud an bhaic, cantred of Bac, betw. L. Con and r. Moy, in b. Tirawley,
c. Mayo, Fy. 10; ¶ sin mBac, into the Bac, Lc. i. 278; ¶ the Tribes of the Bac, Ó Lachtna, chief of the two Baic and of
Glenn; ¶ of these tribes are the Hui Dubhagain and Clann Firbisigh, i.e., the Poets of Ua nAmhalagaidh and of Clann Fhiactach,
the Hui Maoil ruaidh Ardachaid, and the Hui Cuimin of Lios Cuimin at the Moy, Fir. 248; ¶ O'Lachtna, chief of the two Bacs
(an Dá Bac) and of Glenn Nemthinne, in Tir-Amhalgaidh, Fir. 273, Lec. 161, 168; ¶ Ua Lachtna (now Loftus!), taoiseach an
Dá Bhac, Fm. iii. 56, 192, 342.
in Spain; ¶ they defeated the Bachra in battle, Fir. 90, Lec. 59; ¶ the Milesians after coming to Spain fought 3 battles,
one with the Toseno, one with the Bacru, and one with the Longbardu, Lec. 57.
nr. Cahir, c. Tipp.; ¶ name now lost, see Dinnseanchus of Ceann Cuirrich (Lec. fol. 237, p. b, col. a), Ods. 579; ¶ nr.
Loch Lén and Bruden Dá Choca, Bdc. 388; ¶ betw. Sliabh Crot in Mun. and Dún Dublinde, Sas. 5652; ¶ ds. Badamair, Sas. 7919;
¶ nr. Cahir, Mm. 305; ¶ the head of Cuirrech Life was taken off him to the Sliabh os Badammair, Ll. 191; ¶ Badhamair, W.
of Currach Life in Lein.; ¶ it seems there was Badamair in Mun. and Badamair in Lein. (?).
cath Badbgna, cath Badbgnai, ds. Badbgnu, Ll. 6, 168 a, 372 a; ¶ badhbhghna, as.; ¶ do ionradh Connacht co Muig Luircc fo
thuaith 7 co B. soir; ¶ Slieve Baune in E. of c. Rosc.; ¶ Fm. ii. 628; ¶ the district of Baune covers nearly the b. Ballintubber,
Fm. i. 11; ¶ cath Bodhbhghna, Fm. i. 286; ¶ Baghna, Tig. Rc. cxvii. 205.
cath Badna in Connacht by Nemed against the Fomorians; ¶ Cath Badna in Connacht by Tuathal Teachtmar, in which fell Brestin
mac Bresi, Lec. 84, 550, 591; ¶ Cath Badna, in Críoch Airrthir Connacht, Bb. 60 a, Lec. 156; ¶ Badna, Lism. Lives. xxv.;
¶ (Sliabh) Badna, Sliab Badhna, Lc. ii. 388, 394; ¶ Cath Badhna, the battle of Badhna against Brefne, Fir. 50; ¶ Badfna,
gs., nr. co-extensive with b. N. Ballintober, c. Rosc., Im. 90; ¶ Hui Baedain Badna in Hui Maine, Lec. 187, Im. 90; ¶ al.
Badgna, Baghna, Boghna.
Domhnall, son of Geochachan O'Conor, Lord of Sligo and downwards fr. the mountain, was slain by the sons of Ruaidri, son of
Toirrdhealbhach O'Conor, in the Badhún of Bun Finni, A.D. 1494, Con 67 b.
.i. Clocha filet la tóeb int shléibe; ¶ it cosmaile fri bú finna do chéin; ¶ for Aife int shléibe ataat, Ll. 272, Rc. xiii.
379; ¶ stone on the side of a mountain in Lein.; ¶ at a distance they look like white cows; ¶ cf. Ae Cualann, Baeth Eba.
Aodh, son of Eocho Tiormcharna, King of Connacht, slain in Cath Bágha, K. 160 a, Bb. 37 b; ¶ slain i Cath Baga by the Ui
Briúin, Tig. Rc. xvii. 152, Hb. 61.
a district nr. co-extensive with b. Ballintober N., c. Rosc., O'D. Fm. i. 10; ¶ Cath Baghna in Crích Airthir Connacht, Fir.
236, Bb. 14 b, 11 b, Rc. xvii. 205; ¶ A iarrand ar Ibh Tuathaig Eachdroma 7 ar Ibh Banan Baghna, Tributes to Hymaine, I.
46 a 1.
gs., nr. Béire, about Dunboy, Sas. 736; ¶ Carraig a n-Inis Bai, Rug an Drai 7 an Cailleach leo an mac 7 bó find ó dearg leo
for an muir in a nIndsi, Ro.; ¶ v. Baoi; ¶ tri fearanna i ndeasmumain ... .i. ó Abhainn Móir go Láoi, ó Láoi go Banneac
ocus Bai mBérri, ó Bhandai go Léiri, Cbb. cap. 3.
Balnap nr. Whithorn Priory, and again nr. Glenluce Abbey, Max.
b. hanaigh
Cois na hEirne, Fa. 1.
b. an altaigh
St. B. 742; ¶ mentioned with Cnoc Rátha, seems in Barrymore, c. Cork.
b. an anma
Ballynanama, various places of the name, as Ballinanama, c. Limk.
b. an bhaile
prob. Ballynalecka tl. in b. Ballintobber, b. Carra, c. Mayo. Fy. 154.
b. an bhaoille
dá Seisricc Baile an Bhaoille belonging to the Sliocht Tomais Mic Uilliam (Burk), Hb. 14 b.
b. an bharúnaigh
Marg chiosa a Seisrigh Bhaile an Bharunaigh belonging to Burk of Castle Conaing, Hb. 14 a.
b. an bhealaigh
prob. Ballinvilla, p. Killumod, b. Boyle, c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 1174.
b. an bhealaigh
in b. Carra, Mayo; ¶ al. Bél na leice, .i. Ballynalecka in p. Ballintober; ¶ prob. Baile Uí Chiaragáin, nr. and S. of vil.
of Balla, O'D., Fy. 194.
b. an bhiala
Seisreach Bhaile an Bhiala in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 b.
b. an bhigh
i Cethramain bhig Dúin trí liag, Hb. 14 a.
b. an bhiolair
in O'Byrne's country, Baile Dabhaidh ar dhith Cruidh a ngleanna O Uaithne an eagnuigh fiu a raibhe d'árdblaidh air in arguin
Bh. an Bhiolair, Bran. 91 a.
b. an blacaigh
plundered by Aodh, son of Seán O'Byrne, Bran. 92.
b. an borúmha
al. Cenn Coradh, nr. Killaloe, Obr.; ¶ v. Ceann Coradh.
b. an britaigh
caislén Baile an Britaigh i n-Eilibh hui Cherbuill, in Ely O'Carroll, now Ballybrit, King's c., Au. iii. 122.
b. an bhritais
in Pobal Muintire Crecháin, land of Sean Bourke, Fa. 2; ¶ also a Burke, Lord of Brittas, in Limk.
b. an bhruithneoguigh
in Tirawley, Fy. 456; ¶ in Glenn Neimhin in Tirawley, Fa. 3 b.
b. an bhuindéanaigh
Ballybunnion, in b. Iraghticonnor, c. Kerry, Fm. v. 1780.
b. an cháirn
Balcharn in p. Lairg, Sutherland, Inv. xx. 110.
b. an chairthe
al. Baile an Choirthe, Carton nr. Maynooth, (Ld. Walter FitzGerald); ¶ cf. Enniscorthy, c. Wexf.
b. an chaisil
in Tirawley, Fa. 4, Fir. 344; ¶ Ballycastle, in p. Doonfeeney in N. of b. Tirawley, Fy. 478.
b. an chaisleáin
Oppidocastellum, O'S. III. v. 5, marg.; ¶ in Roche's country 500 passus fr. Baile an Drohid; ¶ Baile an Chaisléin an Róitsigh,
Fer. 153.
b. an chaisléin
longphort Mic Úi Bhriain Ara, al. Castletown, tl. nr. Loch Derg, c. Tipp., Fm. vi. 2240, Ai. 109 a, Hb. 9 a, Ai. 107 b.
b. an chaisléin
i cCloinn Chuiléin nachtaraigh; ¶ Castletown, in p. Dury, nr. Ennis, c. Clare, Fm. vi. 2088.
b. an chaisléin
seat of Sliocht Thaidhg buidhe Ui Dubhda, Castletown tl., p. Easkey, c. Sligo, on W. of r. Easkey, Fy. 122; ¶ al. Imlech
íseal, Fy. 478.
b. an chaisléin nui,
in O Mealachlainn's country, in b. Clonlonan, c. Westm., Fm. v. 1514.
b. an chala
Ballinchala, in b. Kilmaine, nr. L. Mask, Wc. 46, Fy. 478.
b. an charuig
Cormac, righ Deasmhumhan, Baile an Charuig, Hz. 61; ¶ Cormac (Mac Cairthigh) of Baile an Charraigh, Ai. 130 b.
b. an cheadaich
Lickory's town, tl. in p. Mooncoin, b. Iverk, co. Kilk., Kj. i. 13.
b. an cinnleith
"Mar Chillesidhe nior thaomhtais B. an Cinnleith do chreachais," Caithreim Aodha I Bhroin, Bran. 93 a.
b. an chláir
vil. and p. of Clare-Galway, 5 m. NE. of Galway, Wc. 3, Con. 62 b, Au. iii. 222, Fm. iv. 1064, Ci.; ¶ v. B. in Chláir.
b. an chláir
Ballyclare, tl. in p. Clontuskert, b. of S. Ballintober, Rosc., Fm. iv. 1154.
b. an chláir
Ballinclare, now Clare, in O'Connor Roe's country, in p. Cloonfinlough, b. and c. Rosc., Mis. i. 224.
b. an chluig
Ballyclug p., nr. Ballymena, c. Antr.
b. an chluig
Ballyclog p. in c. Tyr.
b. an chnuic
in Ubhall, port of the Tighearnus of Mac Uilliam a Burc, Fa. 3.
b. an chnuic
Ballknock in an. 1510, now Banknock in Scotl., Jo.
b. an coille
al. B. Aodha (O'Byrne), Bran. 92 a.
b. an choiniamhuidh
"Sgéla ara bh-fuilid fiadhain, mar bha Bhaile an Choiniamhuidh Cion buailedh na Coille cruinn ag sluaigedh Chloinne Criomhthain,"
Caithréim Aodha Í Bhroin, Bran. 93 a.
b. an cholaigh
Ti. 64; ¶ now Ballincollig, nr. Cork.
b. an chorráin
in Glenn Neimhthinn, b. Tirawley, Fa. 3 b., Fy. 456.
b. an chorrbhaile
in b. Tirawley, Fa. 3 b.
b. an chriathraigh
.i. Duthaidh Ui Mhaoilchana, in b. Ceara, c. Mayo, Fy. 158.
b. an chríocháin bhuidhe
Creaghaunboy, in tl. Baile Riagáin, in p. Manulla, Mayo, Fy. 154, 193; ¶ belonging to the Húi Edhneacháin; ¶ the three Bailte
Riagáin, viz., B. an Chriocháin buidhe, B.-an-Smotáin and Baile na Greallcha were included in Tuath Mhuighe Fhiondalbha, Fir.
271, Lec. 168.
b. an cuicle
Baile in Cuicle siorthar soin 's an uaidhneachuaibh gan én bhoin la milte ó Chogar do chur asa popal impe d'arguin, Caithreim
Aodha I Bhroin, Bran. 93 a.
b. an chuilinn
Fm. iv. 118, Au. iii. 278, 280; ¶ "prob. Ballinkillin, in b. Boyle, c. Rosc.," Dr. B. MacCarthy.
b. an chuilinn
Ballinkillin, in p. Bagnalstown, c. Carlow.
b. an chuirrigh
in Mun.; ¶ four Seisreachs Slighe belong to Baile an Chuirrigh, Fer. 153.
b. an chuirrin
land of Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. an daingin
in Corco Duibhne, in W. Mun., Ai. 78 a; ¶ now Dingle, in Kerry.
b. an deonach
a castle on W. bank of L. Measg, Wc. 49.
b. an deoraidh
Ballindore, nr. Applecross, Scotl., Sk. ii. 412. b. an doire; ¶ Ballinderry, in b. Ballintober S., c. Rosc., Ci.
b. an doire
Ballinderry, d. Down.
b. an donnanaigh
in Mun., Fer. 153.
b. an draoighin
Ballindreene.
b. an drochid
O'S. III. v. 5; ¶ Oppidopons, in Roche's country; ¶ Ballindrehid al. Bridgetown, on the Blackwater, in b. Fermoy, c. Cork.
b. an duibh
Ballinduff, tl. in p. Killcoona, b. Clare, c. Galw., Fm. iv. 1064.
b. an dúine
al. B. in Dúin; ¶ Conchubhar Mac Donnchaidh slain by Eoghan O Ruairc in B. an Dúin, A.D. 1506, Con. 69 b; ¶ Ballindoon,
nr. Ballinafad and Loch Arrow, in b. Tirerrill, Sligo, Fm. iii. 602, vi. 2048, Au. ii. 496, Fy. 478; ¶ Ruaidhri, son of Conor
Mac Donnchaidh, King of Húi Oiliolla and of B. in Dúin, A.D. 1467; ¶ the Commach (breach ) of B. in Dúin by Aedh, son of
Toirrdhealbach, A.D. 1351; ¶ Sean Mac Dondchaidh of Tír Oilioll died in his own Longport in b. in Dúin, A.D. 1510, Con. 62
a, 70 a, 37 b.
b. an dúine
p. Ballindoon, c. Galw., nr. Bunowen Castle, Wc. 108.
b. an dúna
Ballindown, in Feara Ceall, b. Eglish, King's c., Fm. v. 1410.
b. an eletearaigh
Finniterstown, p. Adare, 9 m. fr. Limerick, Ods. 579.
b. an fhaltaigh
in Mun.; ¶ trían Seisreach and 9 acres in B. an Fhaltaigh, Fer. 153.
b. an fhaoitice
i Cuanachaibh, in Mun., Hb. 11 b; ¶ al. B. an Fhaoitigh; ¶ Ballyneety vil., in p. Cahirnarry, nr. Limk., Pgi. i. 141.
b. an fheadáin
Ballineddan, b. Up. Talbotstown, c. Wick.
b. an fhigheadóra
Ballineedora, 4 or 5 m. E. of Tralee. b. an fhiniteri; ¶ O'S. III. v. 9, marg.; ¶ nr. Croom, c. Limk. b. an ghabhan; ¶
Balgown in Wigtownshire, Max.
b. an gharrdha
Ballingarry, in b. Lr. Ormond, c. Tipp.; ¶ do techt a crích Ele 7 Ur-Muman 7 B. an Garrgha do losgadh leis, Au. iii. 588.
b. an gharrdha
al. B. an Gharrgha O'Conaill, Ballingarry, b. Upper Connelloe, c. Limk., to distinguish it from Ballingarry, in b. Coshlea,
c. Limk., Au. iii. 506.
b. an gharrdha
Fer. 82; ¶ B. an Garr(dha) contains a half seisreach of land, Fer. 153.
b. an gharrdha cnuic síthe una
Ballingarry, b. Lower Ormond, 1/2 m. from conspicuous hill of Sídhe Abhna, 4 m. E. of Borrisokane, c. Tipp., Ods. 579; ¶
in Ormond, Fm. vi. 2094.
b. an ghlenna
in N. Clann Uilliam in Connacht, Fir. 805; ¶ O Radubháin of B. an Ghleanda in Uib Amhalgaidh, Fir. 273, Lec. 168, Fa. 4;
¶ Fy. 164, Ballinglenn, ruined castle in vale of Ballinglen, p. Doonfeeney, b. Tirawley; ¶ al. Glenn an chairn, Fy. 220,
478, Pgi. ii. 752; ¶ B. in Ghlenna is na Baireadachaibh, Tiramhalghaidh, Hz. 75 b.
b. an ghleanna
land of Barún Chaisléin Chonaing, c. Luimnigh, Hb. 13 b.
b. an ghronta
land of Baron of Caisleán Conaing, c. Luimnigh, Hb. 13 b.
b. an ghruagaigh
Ballingrogy, or Ballengruogy, nr. Crossmolina in Mayo.
b. an ghuirtín
belonging to Burke, of Castle Conaing, in c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. an iubhair
Ballynure, in d. Connor, 8 m. NW. of Carrickfergus.
b. an lacha
in the Rúta, now Ballylough, b. Lr. Dunluce, c. Antrim, Fm. v. 1486, 7 m. S. of Bonamargy.
b. an lío
Seisreach Cille B. an Lío, belonging to Richd. Burke, Hb. 14 b.
b. an lionta
in c. Limk.; ¶ belongs to Baron of Castleconnell, Hb. 13 b.
b. an lobhair
(1) Leperstown, nr. Stillorgan, Dub., now Leopardstown; ¶ (2) a parish nr. Killea, c. Waterf.
b. an locha
belonging to the Tighearnus mic Uilliam fa Slicht Tomáis Ruaidh a Burc in Ubhall, Fa. 3; ¶ in The Owles, c. Mayo.
b. in locháin
"le Ragnallachuibh na ruagmear B. in Locháin do loisgeadh," Bran. 93 a; ¶ seems Ballyloghaun castle in p. Dunleckny, c. Carl.
b. an locháin
Seisreach B. an Locháin, belonging to the Sliocht Eamoinn mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.
b. an londraigh
in Mun.; ¶ B. an Londraigh belonged to Mac Muiris, Fer. 82; ¶ Ballinlondry, Ballinlanders, Ballylanders, p. and vil. in
b. Coshlea, Limk., Pgi. i. 143.
b. an luicc
the Daltons of Impir and B. an Luicc, Fir. 836, al. B. an luig, in Magh bhachla, Ballinlig, 3 m. N. of Moate, in C. Westm.,
Fm. v. 1542.
b. an luig
Ballinlig in Pitlochry, Scotl.
b. an mhóinfhéir,
Ballinvonear, nr. Doneraile, c. Cork.
b. an mhóta
Kp. 232, al. Móta Gairead, Mountgarret, c. Wexf.
b. an mhota
al. Áth Cliath in chorainn, Ballymote in b. Corran, Sligo, Mi., Ui., Ci., Fy. 478; ¶ i.e., oppidum muri, O'S., III. iii.
3; ¶ B. an Mhotaigh, in the Corann, Ar. 176, Fm. iv. 1024, nr. Céis Corainn, Ar. 76.
b. an mhuilinn
(1) Ballywilliam, nr. New Ross; ¶ (2) Ballywhyllyn, nr. Carrickfergus; ¶ (3) in c. Rosc., Ci.
b. an mhuilinn
plundered by Aodh mac Seuin O'Byrne, in the Caithréim Aodha, Bran. 91 a.
b. an mhullaigh (the town of the summit)
Ballinwully, in b. Ballintober S., Rosc.
b. in mhúta
Ballymote, b. Corran, Sligo, Au. ii. 488, iii. 260, 522, and years 1348, 1476, 1516; ¶ Ci., Mi.; ¶ Comes Ultoniæ incepit
castrum apud Corann construere in Connasia, A.D. 1301, .i. Baile an Mhúta; ¶ Conbussit villam de Muta apud Corann quæ aliis
dictur Ath Cliath, Fa. 8 b, 9 b.
b. an mutaigh
Nr. of Caislén Mul(l)aigh Adam in Connacht, Con. 59 b; ¶ v. B. an Múta.
b. an ochto
Cealg lá Fearghol Ruadh ceudno ar bórd B. an Ochto dar breigeadh cuigi dá mac an Dalatunaigh sa cheilg dár marbhadh Uilliam
Dalatún aonmhacaomh dob' fhearr 'san Midhi, Hb. 133; ¶ in or nr. b. Rathconrath, the Daltons' land.
b. an oireacht
Ballineraght in Ferm., in Maguire's country, Fm. iv. 1144.
b. an oirecht
in b. Tirawley, c. Mayo, Fa. 46.
b. an phearsúin
Ballyfarsoon, c. Kild.
b. an phoill
Ballinfoyle, in b. Up. Talbotstown, c. Wick.
b. an phoill
Uater mac Eumuinn of B. an Phoill, Fir. 821.
b. an phuill
Toirrdheabhach Bog O Briain tug madihm Glinne Fogra ar Iarla Deasmhumhan 7 Maidhm B. an Phuill, Hb. 7 a, Ai. 107 a.
b. an phuill
Pilltown, in S. of c. Kilk., nr. Carrick-on-Suir, Fm. iv. 1021; ¶ also 2 m. fr. Drogheda, on road to Laytown; ¶ Pilltown
in p. Kinsalbeg, c. Waterf.
b. hanraoi
plundered by Aodh mac Seuin O'Byrne; ¶ "B. hAnraoi nar tearc treud, do Chreach as Baile Muiréd, Caithréim Aodha, Bran. 92
b.
b. an rátha
William Oge Nugent's wife, dau. of Talbot, brought with her as part of her dowry B. an Rátha, Fir. 840 c; ¶ .i. Balrath,
I think, 3 Balraths in Meath; ¶ B. an ratha, in Ossory, Hb. 132.
b. an regles
al. B. an Recleis, al. B. Lis Aiche; ¶ the Duthaidh of Ui Chuachain in Tuath Mhuighe Fiondalbha, in Cera, Lec. 168, Fir.
271, Fy. 156.
b. an riagáin
in p. Manulla, compr. tls. of B. an Chríochain bhuidhe, B. an Smotáin, and B. na Greallcha, Fy. 192.
b. an ridire
Ballinriddera, nr. Multyfarnham, c. Westm.
b. an rideri
Ballinriddery, al. Knightstown, nr. Mountmellick, Queen's c.
b. an rideri
Ballinruddery, nr. Listowel, owned by Knight of Kerry. b. an rideri; ¶ Ballinruddery, nr. Borrisokane in c. Tipp.
b. an rideri
Balrothery, c. Dub.
b. an rideri
Balrudery, Forfarshire.
b. an rígh
the Butlers of Baile an Righ, Fir. 821; ¶ perh. Ballinree Castle, Ballinree House, in p. Sliguff, 4 m. NE. of Borris, c.
Carlow, Pgi. iii. 271.
b. an rodhba
Ballinrobe t., c. Mayo, Fir. 798, Fy. 478, Mi., Ci.; ¶ Bale-anrobua, O'S. III. iii. 9 a, Oppidum robui, marg.
b. an róisde
the Seisreach Bh. an Róisde in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 a.
b. an róitsigh
B. an Róitsigh an Oilann, Fer. 81; ¶ in Mun.; ¶ there are Rochestowns c. Tipp., c. Kilk., and c. Wexf.; ¶ Seisreach B.
an Róisdicc, belonging to the Sliocht Tomais mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b; ¶ Ballyrostig chapel in p. Aghada, d. Cloyne (?),
Pgi. i. 473.
b. an ruadháin
B. an Ruadháin, belonging to Richd., brother of Maoilre Burk of B. na cCeard, Hb. 14 b; ¶ v. B. an Ruáin.
b. an ruáin
Ballinruane tl. in p. Ahascragh, c. Galw., Kj. iv. 456.
b. an ruibhin
al. B. an Chaisil in Tir Amhalghaidh, Fir. 804.
b. an tsaeir
Ballinteer, c. Dub.
b. an tsaoir
Baltier in Galloway, Scotl., Max. 42.
b. an scáil
al. Scál-baile, Mm. 622, a place (?).
b. an scorlocaigh
Scurlockstown, owned by Nugent, Seon mac an Bharúin, Fir. 840; ¶ seems in Westm.
b. an scumhaile
Ballinscoola, W. of Knockainy in Limk.
b. an tsescinn
Ballinteskin; ¶ several places of the name.
b. an tsíodháin
Ballinteean, in p. Ballysokeery, b. Tirawley, Fy. 479.
b. an tsléibhe
Ballintlea, name of tls. in Mun. and Lein.
b. an smotáin
the three Bailte Riagain, belonging to the Ó hEdhneachain, were B. an Chriocháin buidhe, B. an Smotáin and B. na Greallcha,
all in the Tuagh Mhuighe Fhiondalbha, Fir. 271, Lec, 168; ¶ tl. of Smuttanagh, b. Carra, p. Manulla, nr. Balla in Mayo, Fy.
154.
b. an tsrátha
Ballintra, c. Leit.
b. an tsrotha
Streamstown, c. Galw.
b. an tsrutháin
Muintir B. an tSrutháin (The Nugents), Fir. 840. b. an tsuilidh; ¶ Muintir B. an tSuil ... (The Nugents), Fir. 840 (F.);
¶ seems in c. Westm.
b. an termoinn
Ballintermon, nr. Annascaul in p. Ballinacourty, Kerry.
b. an tighe mhóir
Baltimore, in S. c. Cork.
b. an tiompodh
Ballintempo tl., p. Cleenish, c. Ferm.
b. an tobair
in Cera; ¶ the estate of Ui hAodha of B. Craoibhe in Ceara, Fir. 271, Fg. 154. a part of Tuath na beitighe, and clearly in
p. of Ballintober, Gc. 201, in d. Tuam, Ct. 625; ¶ B. in tobair, i.e., B. Craibe, in Ceara; ¶ O hAedha is its chief, Lec.
168, Sa. 90 a 2; ¶ monastery of Ballintobber, c. Mayo, Sp. 1606, p. 65, in Tirawley, Fa. 4.
b. an tobair
caislén Baile in tobair, Au. iii. 26, Mis. i. 215; ¶ in MacDermot's country; ¶ in Connacht, Uilliam, son of Daibhidh Bimilis,
was slain by Tadhg Ruadh MacDiarmuda Gall in B. in Tobair, Con 36 b; ¶ b. in tobair, al. b. tobari Brighde in b. Castlereagh,
c. Rosc., Fm. v. 1388; ¶ Ballintober Castle, Ci. 1284.
b. an tóchair
Ballintogher, in p. Killerry, in N. of b. Tirerrill, Sli., Fm. v. 1608, Fy. 478, Ci.
b. an tóchair
Creach lá Cormac Ua Maoilsheachloinn et le Diarmuid Ua Conchobhair Fhailghi et lá Breaghmannuibh for Muinntir Mhaoiltsionno
dar loisgsiod B. an Tochair, A.D. 1393, Hb. 127.
b. an topair
in c. Rosc.; ¶ v. B. an tobair.
b. an trágha
Ballintrae, c. Antr.; ¶ Ballantrae, in S. Ayr.
b. an tuaidh
Ballintoy, in b. Cary, c. Antr.
b. an turlaicch
Turlagh vil., b. Carra, Mayo, Fm. iv. 1082, Mi. b. an tuarnor; ¶ Cloch oirdhearc an ogánaigh there demolished by Aodh Mac
Seuin O Byrne, Bran. 91 a.
b. an úcaire
Ballynookery tl., nr. Aghada, c. Cork.
b. an ultaigh
belongs to Slícht Tomáis a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. aodha
"B. Aodha sa neidhnioch, ó Aodh na ruag ro-neimhnioch tug Mhaire ar do indeir od dhul mar B. in Coille in Creachtuir; ¶ "
Caithrreim Aodha (O'Byrne), Bran. 92 a.
b. aodha
Mac Carthy of B. Aodha in Muskerry, Ai. 131 b.
b. árdaigh
in Umhall, belonged to Sliocht Uilleg a Burc, Fa. 3. b. árdmórain; ¶ belonged to Sliocht Uateri Burc, Fa. 2, 3.
b. ardor
nr. Rathfernan, Dub., Cr. an. 1247.
b. haroll
in Balimor dry., d. Dub., chapel of church of Kilpatric, Cr.
b. átha
Ballee p. in d. Down.
b. átha aí
Athy, Fm. v. 1496.
b. átha an urchair
Horseleap; ¶ al. Ardnurcher nr. Kilbeggan, Westm., Fm. iv. 1066; ¶ v. B. Átha in Urchair.
b. átha buidhe
Athboy, c. Meath, Au. iii. 466.
b. átha buidhe
Ballyboy castle, vil. and b. in King's c.; ¶ in Feara-Ceall, Fm. iv. 690; ¶ Bran. 92 a, Mis. i. 103.
b. átha buidi
tl. xxvi.; ¶ Ballyboy (?).
b. átha buidhe
Mac Slemne (McUidhilin) of B. Átha Buidhe, Fir. 831; ¶ seems in Ulst. in M'Willin's land.
b. átha cliath
Dublin, Au. iii. 248, 316, 318, 386, 464, 586, Md. xxx., Ci.; ¶ Tempull Crist a mB. Átha Cliath, Christ Church, Dub., Au.
iii. 506; ¶ airdespoc B. A. C., Au. iii. 594; ¶ v. Áth Cliath.
b. atha cliath in choruinn
in Connacht, Brian Mac Dondcaidh, Lord of Baile Átha Cliath in Choruinn, A.D. 1470, Con. 62 b; ¶ al. Ballymote.
b. átha dhathi
and its Ráith dubh taken by Aodh mac Seuin O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b.
b. átha fhirdiadh mic damáin
Ardee, c. Louth, Fm. iv. 980, v. 1452, Mis. i. 232; ¶ B. átha Fhirdiad, Fg. xii.; ¶ B. átha Ria, Au. iii. 630.
b. átha hí
"Athy continues to be known as Blahai," Pgi. i. 104; ¶ cf. "Blaclaith" for Baile Átha Cliath.
b. atha in feadha
in Huibh Fiachrach (?); ¶ the land fr. B. Átha in Feadha to Tráigh Eothaile, Lec. 174; ¶ v. Traigh Eothaile.
b. átha inroine
in Laighis, Ll. 60.
b. átha in urchair
al. Áth an Urchair; ¶ Fm. iv. 1066; ¶ i cCenel Fiachaidh, Md. xliii.; ¶ Mm. 593; ¶ Tempall Daidhi is in it, Md. xliii.;
¶ Mac Eochachan's castle in B. A. an Urchair attacked, Con. 54 b; ¶ now Ardnurcher, al. Horseleap, in b. Moycastle, c. Westm.,
Mis. i. 234.
b. átha leathain
in W. Connacht, Con. 30 a; ¶ innsa Gailengaib Connacht, Fa. 4 b; ¶ Ballylahan in b. Gallen, c. Mayo, Au. iii. 28, Fm. iv.
676 (where misspelt B. A. Leatrain), Fy. 478, Ci.
b. atha luain
Athlone, Fm. vi. 1884.
b. átha na rígh
Athenry, c. Galw.; ¶ Balarri, O'S. III. v. 7, marg.; ¶ Oppidum Balarria in Clanrichardæ principatu; ¶ Baile atha na righ
(note by former owner).
b. átha ria
(recte B. Átha Fhirdiadh), Au. iii. 630.
b. átha thíd
al. Alahid; ¶ Malahide, c. Dub., Con. 41 b, Au. ii. 552, Fm. iv. 662, Ci.
b. átha truim
Trim in Meath, Au. iii. 160, 480, 624, Mis. i. 212; ¶ v. Áth Truim.
b. átha ubhla
Ballyhooly, b. Fermoy, c. Cork.
b. átha urchuir
Horseleap, b. Moycashel, Westm., Fm. iii. 92; ¶ v. B.A. in Urchair.
b. bacach
land of Sliocht Tomáis a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. bachuil
Ballybaghall in c. Dub, so called, says Ware, "a baculo Patricii; ¶ " in dry. Swords, d. Dub., Tax. Cr. Mm. 603; ¶ 6 m. W.
of Lusk, c. Dub.; ¶ Bali bachel in 1200 given to St. Mary's Dub., Sw.
b. bhaitéir
Caisleán Bh. Bhaiteir do bhriseadh lá hUa gCeallaigh et la Cormac Ua Maoilsheachloinn, A.d. 1393, Bb. 127.
b. ballraidh
part of the dowry brought to Baron of Delvin by the Dau. of an hAlaboidigh, Fir. 840 (b), perh. Balrath, or Balibaldric, of
Rst. 43.
b. bhaltuir
Aodh Mac Seuin O'Byrne attacks B. Bhaltuir, Bran. 91 b.
b. bárdain
Baro de novan interfectus fuit apud Balibardan an. 1430, Proc. 367.
b. beaid
Baile Beaid 7 Fer ... et Sirnai, et Asail; ¶ Temaile ... Sluag Delmiu, Sluag Diliu, ... Ll. 190.
b. becáin
Balibecan in d. Lismore, Tax.
b. becháin
Ballyvaughan, c. Clare.
b. bec norbba
Ibar B. bec norbba, Mm. 476.
b. becc hui chondican mic amni
nr. Odelb, W. of Beol Átha Tulsci, Con. 54 a.
b. beg (Abbey of)
Sp. 1606, p. 66.
b. beithe (?)
Balybeth in dry. Balymor, d. Dub., Tax.
b. belaigh na lece
in Tuagh Mhuigh Fiondalbha, the Duthaidh of Uí Chiaragáin, Fir. 271; ¶ in p. Manulla, Mayo.
b. bélleice
Asé adhbar in Sgribhinnsi da fhoillsiughadh go dtarla B. Bélleice do Shean mac Oilbherus 7 da mac 'na daiigh .i. Baiter a
Burc. ó Bairedachaibh, Hz. 75; ¶ v. B. bél na lece.
b. bél na lece
al. B. an bhealaigh; ¶ prob. Ballynalecka in p. Ballintober, b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 154.
b. biataigh (Victualler's Town)
Ballybetagh, b. Rathdown, c. Dub.; ¶ in or nr. Kenure Park, c. Dub., Ro.
b. binn
villa de Balibin, nr. Ratoath, Rst. 55.
b. blaedhach
b. Blaedach, in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, land of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. bó
name of 12 tls. in Don. and of a tl. in p. of Templecny in S. of c. Tipp.
b. bocht
in dry. Tipp., d. Emly, Tax.
b. bocht
Balibought, at Dub., Hmd. p. 370, A.D. 1315–16.
b. bocht
Bellybocht Hill nr. Thornhill in scotl.
b. bó fiaich
al. Srath bó Fiaich; ¶ Ballybofey, b. Raphoe, c. Don., Fm. v. 1506.
b. bogáin
Balibogan in dry. Clonard, d. Meath, Tax., Gr. 98; ¶ Ballyboggan nr. Clonard.
b. bhóid
in Scotl; ¶ Cathair Glaschu 7 Baile Bhóid, Stewart, p. 490.
b. bóirne
Ballybornia, in N. of b. Clonlonan, c. Westm., Ro.; ¶ perh. Ballybourne, in p. Ballybloughloe, b. Clonlonan, Pgi. i. 177.
b. bóirne
Gobnat of Baile Bóirne in the S., Fir. 721; ¶ Baleburnia, O'S. III. vii. 8; ¶ pagum Sanctæ Gobenetæ præsidio celebrem, now
Ballyvourney; ¶ the second stage in O'Sullivan's retreat, 1/1/1603; ¶ al. Baile Mhúirne.
b. bono abhann
al. B. Bon Abhann, in Maguire's country in Ferm., Fm. v. 1318; ¶ now Bunowen, at mouth of r. Arney, b. Clanawley; ¶ B. Bona
Abhan, B. Bona Obhann in Au. iii. 504.
b. botha
in Ubhall, belonging to the Tighearnus mic Uilliam a Burc, "fa Slicht Tomáis Ruaidh a Burc," Fa. 3.
b. bothe
in Balimor dry., d. Dub., Cr.; ¶ nr. Tipperkeevin.
b. an bradaigh
Ballybradagh, nr. Cahir, in c. Tipp.
b. bragan
now Braganstown, c. Louth, Gr. 112.
b. bren
in d. Lismore, Tax.
b. bren
Ballintogher tl. in Saul p., c. Down, Ra. 40; ¶ cf. Fretum Breni of Bk. of Arm.
b. bretnach
B. Brethennoch; ¶ "Villa Walensis" in Balimor dry., Dub., Cr.; ¶ a chapel attached to ch. of Donard, nr. Balicudlan.
b. briain uí ruairc
Au. iii. 612.
b. briain ui uiginn
Ballyhiggin, in the district of Moy, 1/2 m. S. of Ballyshannon, in Magh Ene, Fm. iv. 912.
b. bricin
al. B. Bricín, Zcp. iii. 226; ¶ Ballybricken, nr. Waterf.
b. bricin (?)
Balbrigan, Sw. an. 1247; ¶ now Balbriggan.
b. brighi gobhunn
in Tuath ó Cursaidh in Caoilli, a Triacha(ced) of Mun., Lis. 182 b.
b. buadáin
Balibudan in dry. Muscrilyn, d. Cloyne, Tax.
b. buanaig (?)
Balibony in 1305 and 1306, 1334; ¶ Balebonad in 1550, now Ballymoney p. in d. of Connor, Ra. 80.
b. budáin (?)
Balibudan in dry. Kinalea, d. Cork, Tax.
b. cagáil
the estate of Ui hUathmharain in Ceara, Lec. 168, Fy. 154, Fir. 271; ¶ seems a part of Tuath of Magh na bethighe, now Caggaula
in p. Ballintober, b. Carra, c. Mayo, Fy. 478.
b. chaille fobair
O Duibgenain of B. Caille Fobair, Con. 48 b; ¶ al. B. Coillte Foghair, q.v.
b. caindlera
Ballykinler, a p. in b. Lecale, on shore of Dundrum Bay in Down.
b. cairn oilltriallaigh
Heapstown, c. Sli., Lc. i. 6.
b. cairthi in chúile
in O'Dowd's territory, Lec. 174; ¶ now Corha, al. Carha, in NW. of p. Kilgarvan, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fy. 420.
b. caisill aithfe
belonged to Gighearmus mic Uilliam fa Shlicht Tomáis Ruaidh a Burc, in Ubhall, Fa. 3.; ¶ in the Owles, Mayo.
b. caisléin an róitsigh,
Fer. 96; ¶ Castletownroche in b. Fermoy, Cork.
b. caisléin delbhna
Castletowndelvin, Au. iii. 254.
b. caisléan ó gcuanach
Castletown t. and p. in b. Coonagh, c. Limk., Ods. 579.
b. chalatan
tl. of p. Kilbarron, b. Lr. Ormond, Triumph 142.
b. caorthannáin
in b. Tyrawley, Fy. 456; ¶ in Glenn Neimhin, Fa. 3 b.
b. caranaigh (?)
Balicaranich in d. Cloyne, Tax.
b. carna
Tri huinge a mB. Charna, in the b. of Tiramhalghaidh, Fa. 4.
b. charnain tornaidi
i.e. Duthaidh Hui Choiclig in Tuath Muighi Hui hEidneacháin, in Ceara, Lec. 168; ¶ B. C. Tornaige, the Dúthaidh of O'Coigly
in Tuath Mhuighe Fiondalbha, Fir. 271; ¶ B. C. Tornaidhe in b. Carra, c. Mayo; ¶ in p. Manulla, Fy. 154.
b. carsna
in d. Glendaloch, Cr. 1192.
b. casin
Bali Cassyn in d. Wat., Tax.
b. cathail buidhir huí ruairc; Au. iii. 58. b. cathaláin
Baile Cathelan in d. Wat., Tax.
b. celigáin
Balikeligan, nr. Balidubgail, Ah. 51; ¶ at p. 53 the MacKelegans and their whole nacio were of Baldoyle, c. Dub.
b. ciaróg
Ballykeeroge, c. Wex.
b. chille haodháiin
in Tiramhalghaidh, Fa. 3 b.
b. chille bríghde
in Tiramhalghaidh, Fa. 4.
b. chille buanaindi
Lec. 82 b a, 168; ¶ baile chille Buainde, Fy. 154; ¶ in Cera, c. Mayo; ¶ i.e., the Duthaith Húi Leargusa, in Tuath Muighi
na Beithighi, in Ceara, Lec. 168; ¶ the land of Ui Lergusa was B. Cille Buainde; ¶ the Bailte puirt of Ceara, i.e., Feart
Lothair, Loch mBuadhoigh and an Aonach, Fir. 271, Fy. 154.
b. chille glasáin
in Pobal Muinntire Crechain, land of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. cille trodáin
in p. Tullyrusk, c. Antr., Ra. 6.
b. cinn áird
Kynard in dry. Duleek, d. Meath, Tax.
b. chinn coradh
Kincora, c. Clare, Mi.
b. clatre
in dry. Duleek, d. Meath, Tax.
b. clúin an-annsín
land of Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. cobháinn
in Fercall (?); ¶ Marbha an Chalbuigh Í Mailmuaidh Firceall da druim fa diombuaidh Ní foghaim Maire dontoisc B. Cobháinn
do chrechloisc, Cathréim Aodha (O'Byrne), Bran. 92 a; ¶ Ballycowan, nr. Tullamore.
b. choille ó gcuirc
in Muscraighe Chuirc, c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. coillte foghair
Castle Fore, in b. and c. Leit., Cr., Fm. iv. 798; ¶ al. B. Coille Foghair, englished Balicollifower, Mis. i. 236; ¶ Cucoiccriche
o Duibhghionnan ó Bh. Coille Foghair a Conndae Liathroma, Mm. 554.
b. coitín
Ballycotton, nr. Cloyne.
b. colian
in Athy dry., d. Dub., Cr.; ¶ seems nr. Clonard.
b. colmáin
Balycolman in Leix, Tax.
b. colu
in c. Galw., b. Clare; ¶ there is a tl. B. Colu in S. boundary of b. Clare, Wc. 372; ¶ O Maelbindi ón Termand Baili Colu
leis; ¶ in O Flaithbertach's country, Z. 189 a; ¶ leg. B. Colun (?).
b. conchobair
in O'Dowd's country, containing Cethraime Lis áird móir, Cethraime mic Carra, Cethraime Grellcha and Cethraime Uí Dubhagainn,
Lec. 174.
b. congglan
seems nr. Curduff, in c. Dub., Ah. p. 64, an. 1256; ¶ now Ballyconnell, Ah. 105; ¶ but ?
b. con uladh
t. of Cú-Uladh O Néill, Fm. iv. 1134.
b. cormáin
taken by Aodh mac Seuin O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b.
b. craibe
Bale Craoibhe, al. B. in Tobair, in Ceara, Lec. 168, Fir. 271; ¶ in b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 154.
b. crannáin
boundary of p. Manulla, in Carra, Mayo, Fy. 194.
b. cróine
Balicrony, al. Balycroyn, in dry. Clonard, d. Meath, Tax.
b. cuain
Cove of Cork.
b. chúil na gcaiseal
land belonging to the Sliocht Tomáis a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. chuile an mhongain
in Muscraidhe Chuirc, c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. cuinn
Edenduffcarrick, al. Shane's Castle, Randalstown, c. Antr.; ¶ Edan Dubhchairrgi, .i. B. Cuinn mic Aedha Buidhe, Au. iii.
232.
b. cúisin
Ciomhsoccach of B. C., .i. Cusack of Cushinstown, in b. Skreen, nr. Tara, Fm. v. 1526.
b. cuisín
land of Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2; ¶ in Connacht, in Mayo (?).
b. cuisín
Cushinstown, in c. Wexf. and c. Mayo.
b. cúla con
in Muinntir Crecháin, belonging to Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. cumbir
"in Concursu duorum fluiminum," Colmán of Lynally's Monks built a cell there, Cs. 432; ¶ now Ballycumbir, not far from Lynally
and Rahan, King's c.
b. cuimin (?)
Bali Cumyn, in Balimor dry., d. Dub., a chapel of Douenach Imlech, Cr. 141.
b. cythare
in Wick. dry., d. Dub.; ¶ it, Dergory, and Derlaster are grouped, Cr.
b. dabhidh
in Glenn o Uaithne (?) in O'Byrne's country, Bran. 91 a; ¶ "B. Daibhidh finnóg fuair," &c., plundered by Aodh Mac Seuin O'Byrne,
Bran. 91 b; ¶ v. B. Dathi.
b. dá bhoc
Ballydavock.
b. daithi
Ballydavis, in p. Straboe b. Maryborough, Queen's c., Fm. iv. 1104; ¶ O Mórda slain at B. Dathi, Con. 65 b.
b. daithi
Ballydavy, nr. Hollywood, c. Down.
b. dalat
Au. ii. 550, Fm. iv. 660; ¶ seems in N. of Ireland; ¶ O'D. says, "perhaps Ballinadolly in Up. Massareene b, c. Antrim."
b. dáthi
Ballydaw, in c. Cork, c. Kilk., and c. Wexf.
b. dealgaigh
land of Sliocht Tomáis a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. diarmada
Bali dermode in Hu Lene (Limk.), Sw.; ¶ there is a Ballydermot in p. of Clonsast, King's c., Pgi.
b. domnaill
Bali Douenil in Wick. dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. donnegáin
Balydonegan, in dry. Swords, d. Dub., Cr., Tax.; ¶ now Baldungan, nr. Skerries.
b. donnchaidh
O'Reilly of B. Donnchaidh, Fir. 840.
b. draighneáin
Balidrynan in d. Lismore, Tax.
b. droichid
in d. Ardfert, c. Kerry, Tax.; ¶ cf. Ballydryhead in c. Sligo.
b. dubh:
Cuid da bheartaibh B. dubh,
an Comharba do crecadh
isenaigh truim doibh ger doiligh,
tar thoranfhuinn Osruighid.
Caithreim Aodha (O'Byrne), Bran. 92 a; ¶ in Ossory, and, I think, Ballyduff demesne in Inistioge p., c. Kilk.
b. dubgaill
Baldoyle, c. Dub.; ¶ Balidubgaill, Ah. 50, an. 1166; ¶ Balidugil, 1240, p. 51; ¶ Balydugyl, 1236, p. 53; ¶ Balydowel,
1270; ¶ Ballydowill, 1307; ¶ Balydoyl, 1319; ¶ Baldoyll, 1416; ¶ Balydowel, 1302, Tax.
b. duibhinnsi (?)
Balidowinchy, juxta Dub.; ¶ seems nr. Rathfarnham; ¶ "on E. of the stream that flows from the mill of the Monks of St. Mary,"
Cr. an. 1247.
b. duflegir
al. Balidufloythir in b. Barrymore, d. Cork, Tax.
b. dubhthaigh
Ballyduffy, in c. Longf., c. Mayo, and c. Rosc.
b. dubhthaigh
in Scotl., Sk. ii. 352.
b. dude
in d. Dub.; ¶ seems nr. Tallacht, Cr. an. 1266.
b. dúna móir
in Connacht, burned by Ruaidhri O'Conor an. 1315, Con. 29 b; ¶ Dunmore nr. Tuam (?).
b. dúna móir
Baile Dunamor, old name of Yago in c. Wick., al. Baile Yago, Cr. p. 155.
b. dúne muairne
land of Sliocht Uateir Burc, Fa. 2.
b. dunill
in dry. and d. Cashel, Tax.
b. dunnil
in Swords dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. eabha (?)
Bailehou, 2 m. fr. Holy Cross Abbey c. Tipp., Triumphalia, p. 62.
b. edir da abhuinn
B. edir dha abhainn. in Tuath O Conail, in Mun.; ¶ consists of Árd mic Coilberd, Uam Cróine, and thence E. to Dún o nGennti,
Lis. 183 a; ¶ betw. the rivers Araglin and Blackwater (O'Longan on the Two Fermoys) B. edir dhá abhainn—(1) a place betw.
the reivers Funcheon and Araglin, c. Cork; ¶ (2) Bali ederthawin in Huene (Owney), c. Limk., Sw.
b. eidir loch 7 cluain í bhirnn
Aodh mac mic Muircheartaigh Ui Dhubhdo rí Hua nAmhalghaidh et Hua bh-Fiachrach mortuus est, Isin bliadhain cedna do rug rí
Eirionn Toirrdhealbhach Ua Conchobhair an B. Eidir Loch 7 Cluain ibhirnn 7 Eidir Loch na n-én et an abhoinn soir, Hb. 108;
¶ in O'Dowd's country (?).
E. of Elphin, c. Rosc.; ¶ Cluain Síthe in it, Fm. iv. 822.
b. emainn:
"B. Emainn tiobair tug
Ar dith cruidh níor cuart carut
Cuirt an Espuig gan dol de,
Measgaid a gcrodh tré chéile."
Caithréimh Aodha (O'Byrne), Bran. 92 b.
b. emainn
Ballyedmond, nr. Middleton, c. Cork.
b. emaind ui cheallaigh
in Hi Maine, Connacht, Con. 42 a.
b. hemeachain
O hEmeachan of B. hEmeachan in Bredach, in Huibh Amalgaidh, Lec. 168.
b. eneni (?)
Baleheneny seems nr. Dub., Ah. 24.
b. eóin (?)
Balyowen, in dry. and d. Limk., Tax.
b. eóin gobhann
al. Bél Átha an ghobhán in Corcamodruadh, nr. Kilfenora; ¶ Smithstown Castle, in p. Kilshanny, c. Clare, Ar. 240, 195, Fm.
vi. 2196.
b. essa caerach (the town of the cascade of the sheep)
Ballysakerry, b. Tirawley, c. Mayo, Ci.; ¶ B. Easa Caoirigh, in Glenn Neimhghind in Tír Amhalghaidh, Fa. 3 b.
b. esa caoile
in Tír Amhalghaid, Fir. 804; ¶ now Ballysokeery, b. Tirawley, c. Mayo, Fy. 478; ¶ v. B.E. Caerach.
b. essa dara
B. Easa dara, a bridge there, Ar. 98; ¶ now Ballysadare, in NE. of b. Leyny, c. Sli., Fy. 478, Fm. iv. 932, Ci.
b. esa na neas nglan
in Uí Fiachrach; ¶ fr. B. Easa na nEas nglan, feath na tsaithisi (throughout the Saithis?), to Brosnaighi was under the control
of the chief of Callraighi in Hi Fiachrach, Lec. 174.
b. heytelye
in Tristildermot dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. fanti
nr. Ardscoll, in Athy dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. faraidh
in Tír Amhalghaidh, Fa. 4.
b. fearainn sleachta aedha in coraind
contained the Quarter of Cell na nGarbán, the Cethraime Riabach, the Cethraime Mic Conín, and Cethraime na hOilige, Lec. 174.
b. fearainn sleachta donnchadha óig
in the O'Dowd's country; ¶ contained Ráith Rodáin, Muine Conalláin, and Cethraime Leabáin, Lec. 174.
b. fhindachta
in Connacht, Lec. 331.
b. fobhair
isin Midhe, Md. 22; ¶ Fore, Westm.
b. fochaird
villa Fochaird, where St. Brigit was born, Cs. 614; ¶ Faughart nr. Dundalk.
b. formont
"Fa maidhm B. Formont frioth clú le hAodh ar fúd coigcríoch," Bran. 92 b.
b. fraidion
attacked by Aodh Mac Seuin O'Byrne,
"Ealta laoch cruinngthe cion,
ar mbuain fa B. Fraidion,"
Bran. 92 a.
b. frenis
in Tristildermot dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. fuinnsi
attacked by Aodh Mac Seuin O'Byrne,
"B. Fuinnsi ca mo mairg,
fa thuirsi ó'n ló do lomarg",
Bran. 92 b.
b. gabhar
Ballygore or Ballinagore 3 m. NW. of Tyrell's-pass, Mis. i. 163.
b. gabhráin
Ballygawran, Gr. 162; ¶ Ballygaveran now Gowran in c. Kilk., Kj. iv. 91, Cl. 14.
b. gadaidhe
Balgaddy, 2 tls. in c. Dub., 1 nr. Clondalkin, 1 nr. Balbriggan.
b. gadaidhe
Ballygaddy, in Galw., Kild., and King's c.
b. gaidhdíun
plundered by O'Byrne, Bran. 9 1b; ¶ the Gaydons lived in c. Kild.; ¶ perh. Ballygowden, in p. Agahboe, Queen's c.
b. galan
Gr. 130; ¶ seems to be for B. Gabhráin, Gowran. b. galldha, al. Magh bhide, Crookstown, c. Cork.
b. gandyn
in c. Louth and d. Armagh, Kc. 202, 104.
b. i ganir (?)
Belliganer (S. Morahok de), in d. Waterf., an. 1459, Tr. 417.
b. gasshyn
in d. Waterf. and Lismore, Tr. 417, an. 1459.
b. gatacháin
in b. Farbil, in SE. of Westm., Mis. i. 207.
b. gearóid
Ciosógach of B. Ghearoid, Fir. 835; ¶ this is Cusake of Geradstown in b. Scrine; ¶ c. Meath (of my "Description of Ireland
in 1598," p. 93).
b. glas
now called Cell Muire; ¶ the Walshes of B. Glas, Fir. 839. b. gobhann; ¶ Balygonie (Aberdeen), Jo.
b. gobbáin
the town of Bantry, c. Cork.
b. goghin
nr. Dungarvan, Sw. 1216.
b. gonidan
1204 Sw.; ¶ seems in d. Glendaloch.
b. gormáin
Baligormana, O'S. III. i. 1; ¶ Gormanstown (cc. Dub. and Meath); ¶ the r. Delvin flows by the castle, separating Dub. and
Meath; ¶ perh. B. uí Ghormáin.
b. gosan
seems nr. Dub., claimed by Prior of Inis Patric, Sw. 1229. b. graifne; ¶ Baligraffny, in dry. Slievardagh, d. Cashel, Tax.
b. gréasaidhe
of old, Balgresy, now Balgracie, in Wigtownsh., Max. b. griffin; ¶ Tax. Sp. 1297, p. 209, and Papal Regesta, ii. 47; ¶ Balgriffin,
c. Dub., in dry. of Swords, Cr.; ¶ Balygryffyn in d. Swords, Tax.
b. grigin (?)
Balegrigyn in dry. Fermoy, d. Cloyne, Tax.
b. guirtín
Ballygorteen, c. Tipp.
b. guirtín
Ballygorteen, c. Kilk.
b. í
B. hÍ; ¶ v. Baile Uí.
b. í aille
Ballyally, tl. in p. Templemaley, b. Up. Bunratty, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1570.
b. iatharach
in Muinntir Crecháin, belonged to Shane Bourke, Fa. 2; ¶ leg. Baile Iartharach (?).
b. higín
B. hIgín am ceann cruidh mar Chill Mhantáin libh Iomthar," Bran. 93 a; ¶ seems in or nr. c. Wick.
b. igmi brain (ingine Brain?) d. Glendal.
seems nr. Topor, Cr. circ. 1173.
b. ilemi
I. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw., an. 1200.
b. ilighi
Balleely, b. Loughrea, c. Galw., Fm. vi., p. 2040. baile in ...; ¶ v. Baile an ...
b. in chabhraig (?)
b. in chomhraig (?); ¶ Ballinechowrry, in p. Ballymore, c. Westm., Ac. 228; ¶ perh. Balligaurich, given to St. Mary's, Dub.,
Sw., an. 1200.
b. ina cailige
I. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. 21.
b. in chala
Balinchalai p., or Ballinacalla, in b. Ross, Galw., Wc. 46.
b. in chláir
church in d. Enachdun, Tr. 492; ¶ in Thomond, Con. 62
Steeplestown, 2 m. NE. of Trim, c. Meath, Fm. ii. 1182.
b. in choillin
Ballyinkillen in b. Boyle, c. Rosc., Ci.
b. in chorain
in Tirawley, Fy. 456.
b. in cricháin buide
one of the 3 B. Richaín in Duthaidh Hi hEidneacháin, in Ceara, Lec. 168.
b. in cruten
1260; ¶ in d. of Lismore in cantred of Ywoghyn, and half cantred of Yffathiatha, Tr. 84.
b. in chuillin
Ballinkillen, in the p. of Bagnalstown, c. Carl.
b. in chuilind
prob. Ballinkillen, in b. Boyle, c. Rosc.; ¶ croch naemh mirbuilech do thogbáil chind ar bord locha a mBaile in Chuilind
7 ferta 7 mirbuileadha móra do denamh dhi (A.D. 1482), Au. iii. 278.
b. in daingin
Ballindangan, al. Ballindine, in p. Crosboyne, Mayo, Pgi. i. 140.
b. in droichit
Ballindrait, c. Don.
b. in gadaidhe
Ballingaddy, in cc. Clare and Limk.
b. in gilla buidhe mic maelcorra
in Cluain Immorruis in Uachtar Gésille, Con. 47 a, 47 b.
b. in ghleanna
O Radubcan of B. in G., in Uibh Amhalgaid, Lec. 168.
b. in luig
Ballinluig in Pertshire, Max.; ¶ Bállinlig is common in Ireland.
b. in móinin
where O Troightigh copied the Tripartite, in the house of O Troightigh, Tl. xlv.; ¶ in or nr. Corcomroe, Mm. 346.
b. in morganaigh
in Mun.; ¶ B. in M. contains 1/4 of a seisreach and 3 acres, Fer. 153.
b. in múta
Ballymote, c. Sligo, Au. iii. 260, 522.
b. innelain
in d. Glendal., in Wick., Cr. circ. 1173.
b. inneonach
Ballynenagh in Partry, Wc. 45.
b. in rígh
now Edinburgh, Au. iii. 550.
b. in rodba
B. in Rodhba, Ballinrobe, c. Mayo, Mi., Ci.
b. in ruis
Ballinrush, in p. Myshall, d. Kild. and Leighlin. b. in scregin; ¶ in Mag Eochachain's territory. Con. 53.
b. inse chreabhair muighe
l. of Sliocht Uateir Burc, Fa. 2. b. in tóchair; ¶ Ballytore, al. Blackford, in c. Wick.
an. 1260, church in d. Lismore, c. Tipp.; ¶ in bb. Iffa and Offa and Ywoghin, Tr. 84, Tax.
b. lesa na nairgeach
l. of Sliocht Uateir Burc, Fa. 2; ¶ in Connacht (?).
b. lis aiche
in p. Manulla, b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 156, Fir. 271, Lec. 168; ¶ al. Baile an Regleis.
b. lis na ród
l. of Sliocht Tomáis a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. lis uain bealaigh
belonging to Tomáis a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. locha
in Hi Failgi, Con. 60 b.
b. locha an éin (?)
Ballyloughnane, name of two tls., one in N. Tipp. (nr. Birr), the other nr. Croom in Limk., Dr. Joyce.
b. locha baa
in Magh Ai, Con. 27 a; ¶ cf. B.L. Bó.
b. locha bó
Brian mac Donnchaidh of B. Locha bó in Connacht, Con. 60 a; ¶ Loughboe in p. Kilmacallan, b. Tirerrill, Sligo, Mis. i. 253.
b. locha brón
in Tiramhalghaidh, Fa. 3 b.
b. locha capuill
O'Kennedy's land (in Ormond?), ML. 177; ¶ Is é ádhbhar an Sgribinn se da fhoillsiughadh mar do reidigheadh a timriosán do
bhí eidir Sliocht Semuis na Ffiad Í Cinneididh ó B. Locha Capuill 7 ag so an Sliocht soin, Ix. 29.
b. locha craoithe
Tighearna Locha Craoithe, i.e., of Lord Plunkett, Fir. 645; ¶ Plunket of Lochcrew.
b. locha deacair
Balloughdacker tl. in p. Athleague, b. Killian, c. Galw., Fm. iii. 608, Ci., Con. 38 a.
b. locha deala
Ballyloughdalla, in p. Ballysakeery, b. Tirawley, Sligo, Fy. 281, Fa. 4, Ci.
b. locha luatha
Ballyloughloe, 6 m. E. of Athlone, c. Westm., Fm. iv. 1094; ¶ B. Locha Luatha do losgadh la Maoilsheachloinn et an Teampoll
do losgadh bhós 7 maithiosa iomdha do mhilleadh ann um Deilbh na Tríonoide, A.D. 1405, Hb. 136.
b. locha measca
in Clann Moris in Connacht, Con. 49 b, Fa. 1; ¶ Loughmask Castle, in p. Ballinchalla, b. Kilmaine, Mayo, Fy. 478, Fm. ii.
414, iv. 828, Ci.
b. locha na bó maoile
part of the Duithche of Seón (Nugent), son of the Baron, Fir. 840 (D.); ¶ in Westm. (?).
b. locha riach
Loughrea, c. Galw., Fm. v. 1744, Ci.
b. locha seimdilli
B. L. Semidilli et Seinlios do losgadh le Cloinn Hui Cheallaigh indsin lá hUa Conchobhair Fáilghi ar Dalatúnaibh, Hb. 128;
¶ leg. B.L. Seimdidhe (?).
b. loisgthe
dá Seisreach Bh. Loisgthe, sé seisreacha Chaislein Í Chonaing, land of Richard de Burc, Hb. 14 a; ¶ nr. Castleconnell, c.
Limk.
b. lomáin
Bali Lomáin, in d. Glendal. (seems nr. Cell Belet), Cr. an. 1173.
b. lonáin
Ballylonan, in Leix, Tax.
b. lothi
in d. Waterf., Tax.
b. louchan
in vale of Dub., Sw. an. 1199; ¶ Lucan (?).
b. louchir
in dry. Tachneny, d. Dub., Cr.
b. luachra (?)
Balilochre, in dry. Fermoy, d. Cloyne, Tax.
b. lugan
given to St. Mary's, Dub., Sw. an. 1200.
b. lyueth
in Athy dry., d. Dub.; ¶ Levitstown, in c. Kild., Cr. b. macapil; ¶ in Wick. dry., d. Dub., Cr.; ¶ leg. B. na gcapall (?).
b. mac; ¶ v. B. Mec, B. Meg, B. Meic, B. Mic ...
b. mac colgain
in p. Derenoyse, d. Armagh, an. 1427, Ro.
b. mac relan
in dry. Leixlip, d. Dub., Cr.; ¶ seems nr. Douenach Mór. b. mac cóinín (?); ¶ B. maekoynin in Arklow dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. macdun
Balimacdon, nr. Grane in dry. Swords, d. Dub.; ¶ belongs to Grace Dieu Convent, Cr. an. 1260; ¶ Bali Macdun, Hmd. pp. 115,
137, A.D. 1225–1250, 1256.
b. machelmer
an. 1200; ¶ given to St. Mary's, Dub.
b. mac leide (?)
Ballymacledy, now Talbotstown, c. Wick., Sp. 1606, p. 63.
b. mac linan
Sw. an. 1204; ¶ seems in d. Glendal.
b. macc murgussa
in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1179; ¶ B. maicc Mhuirgusa = B. macorus (?).
b. macorus
of the manor of Dub., Sw. an. 1287, p. 142, now Ballycorus; ¶ B. macweres, Sw. 13 cent.; ¶ nr. Dub.
b. mac searruigh
Mac Briain (Maguire) of Mac Searruigh, Fir. 313; ¶ in Ferm.
b. maedáin
Balmaedan, al. Ardchattan in Argyle, Jo.
b. maghnusa
Byrne of Ballymanus, in c. Wick.; ¶ v. Lurgain.
b. maidheag
in Glenn Neimhthinn, land of the Lower McWilliam De Burgo in Tirawley, Fy. 456, Fa 3 b.
b. maighe fuara
in Tirawley, Mayo, Fy. 164.
b. maigi raisin
the Duthaidh Meic Gilli Fhaeláin in Tuath Muighi in Dalb, in Ceara, Lec. 168; ¶ in p. Manulla, c. Mayo.
b. mhaine
taken by Aodh mac Seuin O'Byrne, Bran. 92 a.
b. mainistreach
Ballyminstra, in c. Ant.
b. mairge
"Marketon," now Ballycastle, Am. i. 4.
b. mhananáin
Domhnall O'Brien had a cartron of Baile Mhananáin in Thomond, Ai. 114 b.
b. mhaoilir
Meylerstown, NE. of Castle of Carbury, c. Kild., Fm. iv. 1094; ¶ in the Birmingham's country (More O'Ferrall, in 1875, took
me to see the last of the Birminghams of Meylerstown, a farmer, and bed-ridden, but of unmistakable blood and breeding; ¶
they were a great family in their day, and fared on many a foray and shared in many a fray—E. Hogan).
b. maoir
p. Ballymoyer, in c. Arm.; ¶ also called Ballymire; ¶ there also is Ballymire House, in b. of Upper Fews, c. Arm.
b. maolátha
in Tyrawley, Fy. 456.
b. marcaid
B. Marcaid was begun by Cormac, son of Tomaltaigh (Domnall ?) in Port na Carce, in Connacht, Maread plundered by the Irish
in A.D. 1227, Con. 6 a.
b. martín
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, land of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. matha
Lethbhaile Matha in Glenn Neimhin, in Tirawley, Fa. 3 b, Fy. 456.
b. mhatan
Caisleán B. Mhatan do dhenomh do Chathol mac Tomáis Ui Fhearghoil, Hb. 132; ¶ in c. Long.
b. mec, b. meic, b. meg
v. Baile Mic.
b. mec ruti (?)
Bal mecruti; ¶ given to Ab. of Glendaloch, Sw. an. 1200.
b. medhonach
in Tír Amalgaidh, Fa. 3 b.
b. medhonach
Ballymenach and Balminnoch, in Scotl., Max.
b. menaig
B. Menig, in d. Glendal., seems nr. Dúnard, Cr. 1173, Sw. an. 1200.
b. m'ernáin (?)
"Marnanstown" (fishery of), in d. Meath, Sp. 1606, p. 56; ¶ now Morningtown; ¶ .i. Baile mo Ernáin.
b. mic ....
v. B. Mac ...
b. mic abhainn
al. Baile Cobhain; ¶ Ballycowan 2 m. W. of Tullamore, King's c., Fm. v. 1548.
b. mic adam
Cadamstown, 6 m. W. of Clonaslee in Cinel Fearga, in Ely-O'Carroll, b. Ballybritt, King's c., Fm. v. 1508.
b. mic adam
Cadamstown, in c. Kild.
b. mic adam
Ballymacadam, in c. Kerry and c. Tipp.; ¶ Adamstown also its modern form.
b. mic aedhagain
Grighair mac Seaain hui Mailconaire dh'eg a tigh Mic Aedhagain Ur-Mumhan, Au. iii. 122; ¶ B. Mheg Aedhaccáin i cConntae Thioprat
Arann, Md. L.
b. meicc amlaib
in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1179.
b. mic an bháird
Ballymacward, p., nr. Castleblakeney, in c. Galw.
b. mic an chaim
Ballymacqueem, al. Ballymacaquim tl. in p. Killaha, b. Iraghticonor, c. Kerry, Fm. v. 1698–9.
b. mic antáin
al. Grenan, al. Thomastown, c. Kilk., Kj. iv. 85.
b. mic cairbre
"B. mic Cairbre gan chion na hairgne duit do duisgiodh" Caithréim Aodha I Bhroin, Bran. 93 a; ¶ in Leinster.
b. mic ciba
in Pobal Muintire Crecháin, land of Sean Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. mic cibuin
land of the Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. mic cíthol
in Tirawly, Fa. 4.
b. meig coirtein
in a Trian of O gCongairb in Tuath Muighi finne, Mun., Lis., 183 a.
b. mic colmáin
Colmanstown, tl. in E. Corco Baiscinn, p. Killofinn, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1760, vi. 2174.
b. mic chonbuidhe
Ballyconboy, in Rosc.
b. meic conleitrech
in Uib Amalgaid, Lec. 168; ¶ Ballykinlettragh, tl. in N. of p. of Kilfian, b. Tirawly, Mayo, nr. Ballinglen, Fy. 7, 220,
164.
b. mic conroi
Anglicised Kingstown; ¶ tl. in b. Ballinahinch, c. Galw., Wc.
b. mic cuarruisigh
Fearg na foirme do dhúisidh buar Bh. Mhic Cuarruisigh, Bran. 93 a; ¶ Ballymacorus (?).
b. mic dabhi
(Burk of Glinsk); ¶ i.e., Glinnsge in Connacht; ¶ O'Domhnaill crossed the Shannon W. into Machaire Connacht, Droichet Beoil
Atha Modho, over Suca; ¶ Clann Chonnmaidh plundered by him, and B. Mic Dabhi, i.e., Glinnsge and Cill Cruain were burned
by him, A.D. 1530, Con. 79 a.
b. mic dongilla
in d. Glendal, Cr. an. 1190 1212.
b. mic droighnéin
Acus as iatt teoruinntidhe an leatha iartharuigh do Mhuigh Lacha, B. Mic Droighnein, Ix. 40; ¶ v. mag lacha.
b. méig dhubhda
Ballymacooda, in b. Islands, c. Clare, Lc. ii. 246, Ci.; ¶ Toirrdhealbhach Og .i. an Giolla Dubh mac Toirrdhealbhaigh Bhuig
Ui Bhriain a mBaile Mheic Dubhda, Hb. 7 b., Ai. 107 a, Con. 75 b.
b. mic dhubhda
Ballymacorda, nr. Cloyne, c. Cork.
b. mec edhogan
l. of St. Mary's, Drogheda, Sw. an. 1203.
b. mhic fheorais
Ballycorus, in c. Dub., nr. Enniskerry; ¶ but v. Balimacorus.
b. meg flannchaidh
in Dartraighe, Con. 80 a; ¶ in W. Breifne; ¶ v. Dartraige.
b. mec gafraidh
Mac Gafraidh (Maguire) fr. B. Mec Gafraidh, Fir. 313.
b. mecc garbe
"locus filii Garbe" in Mun., Cs. 309; ¶ or Ait maicc Garbe (?).
b. mic gilla chais
Ballykilcash tl. in N. of p. Kilmashalgan, b. Tireragh, Mayo, Fy. 260, 170, 479, in Uib Fiachrach, Lec. 169, Fir. 275.
b. mic gilla-choimhedh
in c. Ferm.
b. mec giolla ruaidh
i fferaib Manach; ¶ now Ballymackilroy in p. Aghalurcher, b. Magherastephana, c. Ferm., Fm. iv. 1217, Au. iii. 394, Fir.
313.
b. meic glassáin (?)
Balimacglassan in Ratoath dry., d. Meath, Tax.; ¶ B. Macglassewin in Meath, Rst. 8, Sw. an. 1286, K. 158.
b. meic laurada
given to Abbey of Ossory by McMorrough in 1160, Gn.
b. mic leni
in p. Derenoyse (Derrynoose), d. Armagh, R.
b. mic maghnusa
Ballymacmanus, al. Belle-Isle, in L. Erne, Fm. iv. 1242, Mi.
b. meic marcaig
1160; ¶ given to Abbey of Ossory by McMorrough, Gn.
b. meg mhathgamna
i., baile Aedha óig, Au. iii. 402, 556.
b. mic mic feoruis
burned by Earl of Desmond in 1422, Con. 55 a.
b. mic murchadha
Ballymacmurragh, in p. Tibohine, b. Frenchpark, c. Rosc., Lc. ii. 382, Ci.
b. mhic na caillighe (?)
Ballyvicnacally, nr. Dromore, in Down.
b. mhic na hoidhche
Ballicknahee in Kilcoursey b., King's c.
b. mic hodaind
in Dealbna or in Coill Droingi in Meath, Con. 55 a.
b. mic hoibert
Tempoll Faoilend i cClainn Ricaird i n-aice B. Mic Hoibert diæcesis Duacensis comitatus Galuiensis, Md. 414.
b. mic rémag
in Tirawley, c. Mayo, Fy 426; ¶ in Glenn Neimhin, Fa. 3 b.
b. meg ríagain
Ballymacregan tl. in p. Dysart, b. Inchiquin, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1592.
b. meg robhartaig
i cCenel Conaill, Md. 150; ¶ founded by Colum Cille, Md. 150; ¶ in the d. of Derry, Ct. 495; ¶ church in the d. of Raphoe,
in Tir-Hugh, Ct. 495; ¶ Ballymagrorty, two tls., one nr. Ballyshannon, the other nr. Derry city.
b. mic rúgraidhe
i.e., Cell Colmáin in Clann Goisdelbh in Connacht, Con. 82 a.
b. meg shamradháin
in Tellach Ethach, Au. iii. 292, 436, 114, 182; ¶ Ballymagauran, in Magh Slecht, b. Tullyhaw, c. Cavan, Fm. iv. 882.
b. mec scannláin
at Dún Dealgan, Fir. 798 (8th p.); ¶ B. mic Scannláin, nr. Dún Delgan (Dundalk), Wc. 189; ¶ a p. in c. Louth, and d. Arm.,
3 m. NE. of Dundalk, now Ballymacscanlon.
b. mic senlaigh
in B. na Cairrci; ¶ Tadc O Ruairc and the sons of Mag Raghnaill attacked B. Mic Senlaighe in B. na Cairrci, A.D. 1419, Con.
53 a, 54 b; ¶ B. mhég Seanlaoic; ¶ MacShanly's town, in Muintir Eolais, Fm. iv. 1084; ¶ in B. na Carriage, al. Carrigallen,
in E. of c. Leitrim.
b. meic suibhne
in Banagh, c. Don., Fm. v. 1518; ¶ B. mhec Suibhne Bhóghainigh at Bawan, p. Kilcar, b. Banagh, c. Don., Fm. v. 1812.
b. meg tigernáin
in Telach Dunchadha, Tullyhunco, c. Cavan, Au. iii. 62.
b. mheg uallacháin
Ballymacuolahan tl., in p. Lusmagh, b. Garrycastle, King's c., Fm. v. 1510, Im. 184.
b. mic uibilin
in Mac Uibilin's ter., N. of the Bann, Con. 88 a.
b. mic uilliam
Ballymacwilliam, nr. Edenderry, King's c., Fm. iv. 1050.
b. mic uilliam
in Clann Ricaird in N. Connacht, Con. 88 b.
b. mhilis
the Leithseisreach B. Mhilis, N. of the Sruth in the Caisleán, in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 107 b, Hb. 8 a; ¶ in c. Limk.; ¶ there
is a Bally Meelish House 2 m. fr. Borris-in-Ossory.
b. mistealaig (?)
Mitchelstown, c. Cork.
b. mistealaigh na dtonn
Mitchelstowndown, tl. nr. Knocklong, c. Limk.
b. mochain
in d. Dub., Cr. 1179.
b. moga neit
al. Ráith Airthir Fhemin in Mun., Lbl. 341.
b. molynthell
in dry. Kyrryarrith, d. Cork, Tax.
b. molua
Fitzgerald of B. Molua had a dau. Ellen married to the 4th Lord Inchiquin, Ai. 113 b; ¶ Ballymaloe Castle, nr. Cloyne, c.
Cork.
b. mór
a Laighnibh; ¶ Aodh son of Cathal Croibhdharg was murdered in the house of Geoffrey Morris in B. Mór in Laighnibh, and Geoffrey
hanged the man who slew him, A.D. 1226, Ai. 53 b; ¶ Bali mór, a dry. nr. Glendaloch, Cr. before 1199; ¶ dry. in d. Dub.,
Tax.; ¶ now Balymore-Eustace.
b. mór
in d. Wat., Tax.
b. mór aille
Balmoral in Braemar, Jo.
b. morán
an. 1210, Sw.; ¶ seems betw. Holywood and Downpatrick. b. mór locha semhdidhe; ¶ Ballymor Loughsewdy, betw. Athlone and
Mullingar, c. Westm., Fm. iv. 970, vi. 2054, Mis. i. 226; ¶ 12 m. SW. of Mullingar, Pgi.
b. mór na n-iustásach
Ballymore-Eustace in Newcastle b., c. Dub., Fm. v. 1494.
b. mór uí floinn
O'Conor pitched his camp at B. Mór Hi Floinn, and devastated Cadus Cuilli Athrachta and Esa Da Chonna and the monastery of
Boyle, A.D. 1215, Con. 29 a; ¶ B. mór Ui Fhloinn Esa, the son of Donnchadh Riabach, i.e., Domhnall of B. mór Ui Floinn, died
A.D. 1463, Con. 59 b; ¶ Balimór Í fflyn, now Ballymore, in p. and b. Boyle, in c. Rosc., Mm. 548, Ci., Mis. i. 230.
b. mótta
Mis i. 213; ¶ Ballymote, c. Sligo.
b. mudáin
Ballymodan, al. Ballybandon, on bank of r. Banda, close to town of Bandon, c. Cork, Kj. iv. 77, Mis. i. 224.
b. muice
al. B. na muice, Balmuick, nr. Crieff, Max.
b. muidhchartha (?)
l. of Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. muighe chalgaigh
l. of Sliocht Tomas a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. muighe fuara
O Laechailli of B. Muighe-fuara in Bredach, in Huibh Amalgaidh in Tirawley, Lec. 168, Fir. 273, Fy. 164.
b. muine
in the Owles, c. Mayo; ¶ ferann Cuird Mic Uilliam a Burc in Ubhall, Fa. 3.
b. muighi na cnocaidi
in the Duthaidh Hí hEidneacháin in Ceara, Lec. 168.
b. muighe roisen
i.e., the Duthaidh of Mac Giolla Fhaoláin, in Tuath Mhuighe Fhiondalbha (Manulla, c. Mayo), Fir. 271; ¶ Rusheen tl., betw.
Cogher and Lisrobert, c. Mayo, in b. Carra, Fy.
b. muine (?)
B. Muny, in d. Glendal, c. Wick., nr. Dún Ard (?).
b. muin fhalachtais
land of Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2; ¶ in Connacht.
b. muin uachtraoigh
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. muircheartaigh duibh
Ard in Choillin in B. Muircheartaigh Duibh, Con. 64 a.
b. muireadhaigh
Ballymurry in p. Kilmaine, b. Athlone, c. Rosc., Im. 19.
b. muiréd
B. hAnraoi and B. Muiréd plundered by Aodh Mac Seuin O Byrne, Bran. 92 b.
b. mhuiris
l. of Baron of Castle Conaing, i.e., Tighearna Burcach, in c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. muirne
Fm. vi. 2312; ¶ St. Gobnat, patroness of Md. 46; ¶ Ballyvourney, in b. Muskerry, c. Cork; ¶ v. B. Bóirne.
b. na n-amhas
Ballynanoose in p. Killoscully, c. Tipp.
b. na mbacach
Ballynamockagh, nr. Ballinasloe.
b. na mbachlach
i gCrích Bhubach, in p. Kilberry on the Barrow, c. Kild., Fm. iv. 1200–2; ¶ v. B. na mBathlach.
b. na mbaintreabhach
Ballynamointragh, nr. strand of Tramore, c. Waterf.
b. na mbaintreabhach
Ballynamintra nr. Dungarvan, c. Waterf.
b. na baintreabhaighe
Ballynabointra, nr. Carrigtoohill in Cork.
b. na banabai
Ui Longargáin, of B. na Banabai, were the Harpers of the Hi Maine, Lec. 188; ¶ a cruitiredh Hi Longorgan ó B. na Banabadh
in Uib Maine, I. 46 a 1; ¶ Ballynabanaby in p. Kilgerril, b. Kilconnel, c. Galw., Im. 92.
b. na mbánóg
Banogestown, nr. Fethard, c. Tipp.; ¶ al. Bannixtown.
b. na mbathlach
in p. Kilberry, c. Kild.; ¶ B. na mB. a Crích Bulbach, Au. iii. 370.
b. ma mbiadhtach
Ballynametagh, in b. Imokilly, c. Cork; ¶ Ballynametagh, in Kilk.
b. na mbile
Goll Fionn (Nugent) of B. na mBile in Dealbhna, Fir. 840.
b. na mbodach
Ballynamuddagh, Clownstown, nr. Mullingar, Westm.
b. na boirbhe
nr. Ath na Boirbhe; ¶ Kincora, nr. Killaloe, Obr.
b. na brághat
Braid, in b. Omagh c. Tyr., Fm. v. 1384; ¶ Au. iii. 562; ¶ B. na Brághad, Ci., Con. 77 b.
b. na mbreathaman
Ballynabrehon, in b. Clanmorrie, c. Mayo; ¶ 2 tl.s nr. Claremorris.
b. na mbrethnach
so calld from Welsh colonists in Ireland, K. 128 a; ¶ the Nugents were called Muintir Bh. na mBrethnach, Fir. 840 (E.); ¶
Brannockstown in Westm.
b. na brothlaigi
in it is Loch Brothlaighi, now L. Brohly, W. of Ellagh, in p. Kilgarvan, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fy. 421, 479; ¶ in O'Dowd's country,
Lec. 174.
b. na mbruthnóg
in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a; ¶ B. na mBruithneóg, Hb. 8 a.
b. na gcábóg
Ballynagaboy, in c. Antr.,
b. na cabraighe ruaidhe
is na Bairéadachaibh Tiramhalghaidh, Hz. 75 b.
b. na gcadhóg
Ballynagaug, Dawstown, 2 m. NW. of Blarney, c. Cork.
b. na gcaillach
ocus Mullach na Sgreige do ghabhail go díreach go huisge Bh. na gCailleach on the boundary of Cloch Naighe, Ix. 65.
b. na gcailleach
in c. Long.; ¶ do loisg Cormac Ua Maollsheachlionn B na gCailleach ar Cathol mac Tomais Ui Fhearghoil. A.D. 1394, Hb. 128.
b. na gcailleach
Ballynagalliagh tl. in p. Templemore, c. Derry, Ly. 212; ¶ Calliaghstown, in p. Kilsharvan, nr. Drogheda.
b. na caillighe
Marg de chios anait Bh. na Caillighe belonging to Tighearna Burcach of Castle Conaing, c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. na cairge
Ballynacarrick, nr. St. Doulogh's, c. Dub., Proc. vii. 146.
b. na cairrci
al. Doire B. na Cairrge; ¶ Carrigallen in E. of c. Leit., Con. 53 a, Fm. iv. 1084.
b. na cairrge
B. na Cairrge Cill Diagh, geall na h-airgne le t'aimhriar, Bran. 93 a; ¶ in Westmeath (?).
b. na caithreach
in Pobal Muinntire Crechain, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. na gcananach
Ballymagowan, in termon of Derry, Fm. v. 1442, Ci.; ¶ Niall O'Dochartaigh was slain by Rudhraidhe O'Dochartaigh in B. na
Cananach, in Termand Doire, A.D. 1537, Con. 85 a.
b. na caradh
Domhnall mac Maoileachlainn Mégraghnaill do marbhadh i mBaile na caradh, Fm. iv. 1210, in Mac Rannal's country, or in Dalton's.
b. na caradh
the Daltons of B. na Caradh and of Impir, Fir. 836; ¶ in Dalton's country, c. Westm.; ¶ Indsuighi lá Ua Conchobhair Failghi
ar Dalatúnachoibh dár loisg B. na Caradh, A.D. 1394, Hb. 128.
b. na gcell
nr. Droicheat Cnuic an Bhiocaire, Fir. 227.
b. na cepach
l. of Baron of Castle Conaing, in c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. na cerd
Fear Bh. na cceard, Burc, Hb. 14; ¶ Burc of Ballynagard, Limk., Di. 283.
b. na cille
in p. Balinakill in N, of b. Balinahinch, bounded on the N. by Killary, c. Galw., Wc. 118.
b. na cille
in Clann Connmhaigh, Ballynakill, in b. Ballymo, co. Galw., Wc. 118.
b. na cille
Ballynakill in b. Tirerrill, Sligo, Fy. 479.
b. na claise
St. B. 741; ¶ seems to be in Barrymore, c. Cork.
b. na claise
Ballynaclash, at Glenmalure, c. Wick.
b. na gclérech
in b. Boyle, c. Rosc., Lc. ii 482, Ci., Fir. 244. b. na cléireach; ¶ l. of Baron of Castle Conaing in c. Limk., Hb. 13b.
b. na gcléireach; ¶ Ballynaglera fair in c. Arm., Pgi. i. 75; ¶ I find Ballynagleragh in c. Clare, c. Tipp., and c. Waterf.
b. na gloch
Ballynaglogh, in b. Corran, Sligo, Lc. ii. 374, Ci.
b. na cloiche
"Ballynaclough, al. Weperons," in Ormond, now Clough Jordan (?), Kj. i. 394.
b. na cloiche
Stonestown, in b. Garrycastle. King's c.; ¶ in p. Gillen, Fm. v. 1510; ¶ Oliver mac Riocaird (Walsh), Constable of the
Earl of Kildare at B. na Cloiche, Fir 840.
b. na cloiche
Caisleán Bh. na Cloiche do dhenamh lá mac mhic Lucáis Daltún .i. Geroid, A.D. 1401, Hb. 132; ¶ in Westm.
b. na cloiche
the Sliocht Bhriain Ruaidh a gCuanachaibh, i.e., i mB. na CLoiche, Ai. 110 a, 111 b, Hb. 11 a.
b. na coille
B. na Coilleadh; ¶ Ballynakill, in p. Tome, b. Kilnamanagh, c. Tipp., short distance S. of Cappawhite, Fm. vi. 2314, Ods.
580.
b. na coille
the O'Byrnes of, Bran. 138 b; ¶ this is Ballinakilly House, in p. Rathcoole, c. Wick., namd in Pgi, iii. 122.
b. na gcolmánach
plundered by O'Byrne, Bran. 92 b; ¶ Colmanstown Lock of Colmanstown, c. Dub., Di. 39.
b. na comhraidhe
in Tirawly, Fa. 3 b.
b. na congbhála
Cenwall, nr. Letterkenny, c. Don., Fm. v. 1458. b. na gconnachtach; ¶ Ballynagonnaghtagh, in p. Dysert, Clare.
b. na corra móire
Sliocht Seain Mic Aodha (Ui Bhroin, i.e. Treabh Bh. na Corra móire, Bran. 138 a; ¶ Ballynacor in Glenmalure, c. Wick.
b. na craibhi (na Croibhe)
old name of tol. Ballintober; ¶ the name is still retained in a disguised form in the adjoiing tl. of Creevagh, Fy. 190.
b. na gcrann
Ballynagran, in b. Loughrea, c. Galw.
b. na craoibhe
Lethbhaile na Craoibhe, l. of Sliocht Uatir Burc, Fa, 2.
b. na craoibhidhe
in Tirawly, Fy. 456; ¶ B. na Cróibhidhe, in Glenn Neimhthin in Tirawly, Fa. 3 b.
b. na creige
l. of Sliocht Uateir Burc, Fa. 2.
b. na gcros
Balinegros, in Moytasta, b. of Moyashel and Maheradernon, c. Westm., Ah. 75, 76, 137.
b. na gcros
now Castlepollard, c. Westm. (Gaelic Almanack of 1685).
b. na cuilendtrach
where the scribe of the Tripartite Life wrote, Tl. xvi.; ¶ prob. nr. Cullentra House, nr. Wexf. town on the Slaney.
b. na cuirre
al. B. na Corra, Ballinacor, in Glenmalure, c. Wick., Fm. vi. 1956.
b. na cúirte
Sir Sean Grás of B. na Cuirte; ¶ Courtstown, in c. Kilk., Fy. 835.
b. na cúirte
Lethbhaile na Cuirte, in Tirawly, isna Bairéadachaibh, Hz. 75.
b. na heaglaise
Ballynahaglisha p., in Cúil Bera, c. Kerry.
b. na heilesdronngaighe
belonging to the Sliocht Uateir Búrc, Fa. 2.
b. na bhfionnabhrach
Ballynavenooragh, nr. Brandon Hill, in b. Corkaguiny, c. Kerry.
b. na bhfuinnseóg
A mB. na bh-fuinnseóg fuair cion trom far thriall Arda Guair an lá fa chúil Greine do ghabh, níor Chúil Spreidhe gan spionadh,
Bran. 93 a.
b. na fuinnseoge
taken by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b.
b. na gaillmhe
Galw.; ¶ v. Gaillimh, Dún bona Gaillmhe; ¶ the Town of Galway.
b. na gaillsighe
Ballynagalshy, in p. Castlejordan, c. Meath. b. na ngall; ¶ in Ring nr. Dungarvan, c. Waterf.
b. na ngall
2 places in c. Westm.
b. na ngall
Balnegal in 1294; ¶ Ballingall in Kinross, Jo.
b. na ngall oirghiallach
ro creachloisc Raith Guaire, Cill Lucain, Baile Portel, Baile na ngall Oirghiallach; ¶ in c. Westm., Fm. iv. 970; ¶ 8 Ballynagalls
in Westm., the one here is prob. Ballynagall in p. Portnashangan, b. Corkaree, Mis. l. 226.
b. na gárda
Ballynagard tl. in p. Templemore, c. Derry, Ly. 212.
b. na ngedh
Au. iii. 402; ¶ seems in b. Rathconrath, c. Westm. (MacCarthy).
b. na ngilla
Gilstown in p. Kilglass, c. Rosc., Lc. ii. 493, Ci.
b. na gobhan
or Béal na gobhan; ¶ the Ross family of Balnagown, in Scotl., Jo.
b. na greallcha
nr. Creaghanboy or Smuttanagh, in p. Manulla, b. Gera, c. Mayo, Fy. 154; ¶ was a subdivision of B. an Riagáin, Fy. 192; ¶
B. na Grellcha was one of the 3 Baile Richain in the Duthaidh Hi hEidneacháin, in Ceara, Lec. 168, Fir. 271.
b. na greallcha
in c. Limk., l. of Baron Burc, of Castle Conaing, Hb. 13 b.
b. na gréine
Ballynagrenia, in p. Kilcummeragh, Westm.
b. na hinnsi
hInnsi, belongong to l. of Tighearna Burcach, of c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. na hinse
island and b. of Ballinahinch, c. Galw.; ¶ al. Conmaicne mara, now Connamara, Wc. 92, Fm. v. 1820.
b. na lagbhualaidh
Leathbhaile na Lagbhualaidh in Glenn Neimhin, Fa. 3 b.
b. na láighneach
Ceathramha Bh. na Láighneach in Glenn Neimhin, Tiramhalghaidh, Fa. 3 b; ¶ in Tirawley, Fy. 456; ¶ Ballinaleynagh, in b.
Tireragh, c. Mayo, Fy. 362.
b. na leacan
a part of Caille Conaill extended fr. Fersaid Tréisi to Tráigh Murbhaigh, in Tirawley, c. Mayo, Fy,. 166.
b. na leargan móire
in p. Manulla, b. Cera, c. Mayo, or p. of Balla; ¶ it is a tl. next Baile ui Ruairc, in p. Balla, FY. 154; ¶ in Fiodh Cruaice,
belonging to the O hEdhneacháin in Tuath Mhuighe Fiondalbha, in Cera, Lec. 168, Fir. 271, Fy. 154.
b. na léice
in Tirawly, Fa. 4.
b. na léime
now tl. Ballynaleame in Inis Lachan, nr. Slyne Head, c. Galw., Wc. 110.
b. na leithinnse
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2; ¶ in Connacht (?).
b. na lobhar
"Ballinelower, c. Dub., given to Sir A. St. Leger," Sp. 1606, p. 56; ¶ now Leopards-town! recte, Lepers' town.
b. na lurgan
Lurgan in p. Magheross, b. Farney, c. Mon., Fm. iv. 888.
b. na mainistreach
now Ballyministra, in p. of Comber, nr. Strangford Lough.
b. na manach
so called in 1605, called Monkstown in 1306, Ra. 69; ¶ in c. Down.
b. na manach
Monkstown nr. Dub.
b. na manach
Monkstown nr. Passage, c. Cork.
b. na manach
Monkstown, c. Ant.
b. na mangaruidhe
Ballynamongaree, nr. Glanworth, c. Cork.
b. na marbh
Ballinamara, c. Kilkenny.
b. na martra
Castlemartyr in b. Imokilly, c. Cork, Fm. v. 1632; ¶ Péarla B. na Martra méithe, Ry. 140.
b. na martra
Ballymarter tl. in p. Witter, c. Down.
b. na midech
Fer. 153; ¶ in Mun. (?).
b. na míoltóg
Ballynameeoltoge nr. Ballinamore, c. Leit.
b. na molt
nr. Priesttown, in p. Newcastle, c. Tipp., an Ogam stone nr. it; ¶ B. na Molt, Ballynamult, on road betw. Clonmel and Dungarvan.
b. na móna
in the small cartron of Dún Tria Liag, Hb. 14 a.
b. na móna
l. of Baron of Castle Conaing, in c. Limk., Hb. 14 a.
b. na móna
1. Ballynamona, in c. Cork; ¶ 2. Ballynamony bridge, c. Kild.; ¶ 3. Ballynamona, c. Longf.; ¶ 4. Ballynamona, 3 places
in Rosc.; ¶ 5. Ballynamona, in Westm.; ¶ 6. Ballynamona (Upper and Lower), in c. Longf.; ¶ 7. Ballynamona House, c. Limk.
b. na mona
1260, in d. Lismore, in cantred of Ywoghin and 1/2 cantred of Yffuthiathe, Tr. 84.
b. na móna
in dry. Greine, d. Emly, Tax.
b. na raithnighe
isna Baireadachaibh Tiramhalghaidh, Hz. 75 b.
b. na ralach
Ballinrallick, c. Kild., Sp. 1606, p. 58; ¶ or B. na Railge.
b. na rátha
Balrath, in b. Kells, c. Meath; ¶ Geinealach Tighearna Duna Samhnaidhe—Tigearna B. na Rátha—Plunketts of, Fir 644; ¶ Stowe
MS. E. iv. 4, no page given; ¶ cf. Plunket of Balrath, in my "Description of Ireland in 1598."
b. na rátha
the Daltons of B. na Rátha, Fir. 836; ¶ Balrath Castle, in p. Casltetown Kindelan, b. Moycashel, Westm., Pgi. i. 376.
b. na ratha áirde
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. na rígh
Ballnaree, al. St. Johnstown, in b. Granard, c. Longf.
b. na rígh
al. Ros Teamhrach, al. Ros an Rígh, Lis. 200 a.
b. na sagart
Ballynasagart in Errigal Keroge p., c. Tirone, a pillar tower there, Pgi. ii. 190, iii. 446.
b. na sagart
Balsaggart, nr. Maybole in Scotl., Max.
b. na sagart
Balsaggart in Ayrshire, Max. 44.
b. na scológ
Ballynasculloge, al. Scullogestown, nr. Blessington, in c. Wick., and nr. Athy in c. Kild.
b. na scríne
Ballynascreen p., in b. Loughinsholin, c. Derry, Au. iii. 426; ¶ Ballenscrine, on the N. of r. Moyola in Moneyconey, one
of the six towns of Ballynascreen, c. Derry, Cv. 76, 82.
b. na scurlog
Oppidum Scurlogorum, O'S. II. iv. 15; ¶ nr. Cashel.
b. na sealg
Ballynashallog tl., in p. Templemore, c. Derry, Ly. 212.
b. na sluagh
Ballynasloe, on r. Suck, Mis. i. 166.
b. na sudairi
Ballynasuddery, nr. Kilbeggan, Westm.
b. na trágha
in Mun., Fer. 82, 196.
b. na ttrí gcaislén
Three Castles, in b. Lr. Talbotstown, p. Blessington, c. Wick., Fm. v. 1500.
b. na dtulach
Ballynadolly in b. Up. Massarene, c. Ant.
b. na huamha
tét a Muigh Luirg 7 gabais caislén B. na huama, Au. iii. 500, 566; ¶ al. Cavetown, nr. Croghan, in b. Boyle, c. Rosc.; ¶
in p. Eastersnow, Fm. v. 1316, iv. 1198; ¶ Lc. ii. 260, 529.
b. na nulltanach
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin l. of Shane Bourke Fa. 2.
b. nechtain
i Tír Conaill, Au. iii. 120; ¶ in Donegal; ¶ descriptive epithet (?).
b. néill ghairbh
the Crannóg of, on L. Beatha in Tír Conaill, Con. 75 b, Fm. v. 1368.
b. nua
Newtown in b. Moycashel, Westm., Mis. i. 229; ¶ E. of Kilbeggan, Fm. iv. 1086; ¶ this seems B. Nua, part of the dowry of
Inghean an hAlaboidigh (Talbot), wife of Nugent of Delvin, Fir. 840 (b).
b. nua
Newtown in Clanshane, b. Granard, c. Longf., Fm. vi. 2495.
b. nua
in Cell Beara, plundered by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b. baile nuí; ¶ gs.; ¶ Newtown, in c. Wick.; ¶ same as Newcastle McKynegan,
according to Grace's Annals, Fm. iii. 464.
b. nua
in c. Leit., Ci.
b. nua
in Cera; ¶ dry. of Mayo, d. Tuam, Tax.
b. nua
i mBairinn, in Mun., Fir. 642.
b. núa
al. Newtown, Kj. iv. 16; ¶ al. Ballynoe na Sagart, in p. Conna, d. Cloyne.
b. nua
in Mun., Fm. v. 1266; ¶ Newtown, in p. Kilkeedy, b. Pubblebrien, c. Limk., O'D.
b. núa
Ar. 272; ¶ Newtownstewart, 9 m. S. of Strabane, Fm. vi. 2226.
b. nua na háirde
in the Ards; ¶ Newtownards, Ra. 14.
b. nua na manach
Monknewtown p., nr. Slane, in Meath.
b. nua na móna
attacked by Aodh O'Byrne; ¶ B. Nuadh na Mona, no an Moin fhionn nior bhi hedail, níor tsaor cách ann ar tfoghail, Bran. 92
b.
b. nua na sagart
al. B. nua ua Liathain, now Balynoe, c. Cork, in b. Kilnatalloon, p. of Conna; ¶ large ruins of an ancient building there,
said to be a religious establishment; ¶ ogham stones there, a chapel and old churchyard; ¶ it does not appear in Joyce's
Map of Cork, and is there represented by two places called Newtown House; ¶ I know the palce well, and its old name.
b. h-obag
plundered by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b.
b. o cartan
SW., an. 1207; ¶ seems nr. Lusk, c. Dub.
b. okedin
in Meath; ¶ seems nr. Grenach or Grenogue, Rst. 8; ¶ Chapel of Baliskedin, Rst. 26.
b. ochegan
in d. Dub., Cr. an 1184.
b. okelin
Sw. an 1204; ¶ seems in d. of Glendaloch.
b. ocheráin
Balinocheran, al. Baliochran in dry. Muscridonegan, d. Cloyne, Tax.
b. oketh
given to St. Mary's, Dub., Sw. an. 1200; ¶ in or nr. Dub. hills.
b. o chianagáin
given to Abbot of Ossory by M'Morrough, an. 1160, recte Ui Chianagain.
b. ui dalaigh (?)
Baliodaly, Hmd., p. 157, A.D. 1264.
b. o bhfiacháin
now Newport, in p. and b. Burrishoole, in c. Mayo, Fy. 479; ¶ B. Ó fFiachain, Thomas Ruadh Burke of B. Ó Fiachain in N. Clann
Uilliam, Fir. 805.
nr. Kylgabanyn (or Kilgoban), nr. the mountains, Ah. 70; ¶ c. Dub.
b. ogaillin
given to Abbey of Ossory by McMorrough, an. 1160, Gn.
b. hogali
Ballyhooly (?), c. Cork, Sw. 13 cent.; ¶ written also Balihogari = Ballyhoura (?); ¶ v. Baliogary.
b. ogari
Baliogary, in Swords dry, d. Dub., Tax. Cr.; ¶ Baliogary, in Fingal, c. Dub., Sw.
b. oissín
Balihuissin, in dry. of Eliogarty, d. Cashel, Tax.
b. hoitsi
Clann Carrthaigh do not forget B. hOitsi, Fer. 82.
b. o maille
given to Abbey of Ossory by McMorrough, an. 1160. Gn.
b. omurchaid
al. b. Omerchedi, given to St. Mary's, Dub., Sw. 120.
b. orluidhe
in Magh Feimhion, K. 147 a; ¶ nr. Clonmel.
b. orluidhe
Ballyorly, nr. Enniscorth c. Wexf.
b. o scuilin (?)
Bale Oskullin, betw. Bellaghy and L. Beg, c. Derry, Cv. 76.
b. ossandali
in Tuaiscert, or N. Ant., Gn. an. 1259.
b. hostin
in Ceathramha mór Bh. hOstin, in Glenn Neimhin, Tiramhalghaidh, Fa. 3 b.
b. páidín
Ar. 192; ¶ a. tl. in p. of Kilmaccreehy, in Clare.
b. pháidín
Ballyphaudeen, in c. Tipp.
b. phírinn
B. Ph., land of Donnchadh O'Briain in Cuanacha, Ai. 110 b, Hb. 11 a.
b. portel
Portelstown, or Porterstown, nr. Rathwire, p. Killucan, b. Farbill, c. Westm., Fm. iv. 970, Mis i. 226; ¶ Portelstown, 1
m. of Rathwire, b. Farbill, Westm.
b. puirt an rideri
i.e., ansa Gleand, Rennes Irish MS., fo. 74 b; ¶ that is, Glin in NW. of c. Limk., nr. Tarbert.
b. puirt cheara
i.e., Feart Lothair, Loch mBuadhoigh and an tAonach, Fir. 271; ¶ Bailtipuirt of Ceara are Feart Lothair, L. Buadaich and
the Aenach, Lec. 168.
b. puirt na ditsiachta
at L. Teched, towards the E., Fir. 227.
b. puirt ui chaomháin
al. Saidhin Uisge, beyond the r. called Inis Sgreabhainn, Fir. 274.
b. radegan
given to d. Dub. with Ardria and Baluiscrene, Cr. 1199.
b. rainill
in dry. and d. Cashel, Tax.
b. raithne (?)
Balyreghny, Kc. 226.
b. rátha lécain
in Tirawley, Fa. 4.
b. reysin
in Balimor dry., d. Dub., nr. Kilbride, and attached to Rathmor ch., Cr.
b. riabhuigh
Muinter an Bh. Riabhuigh, i.e., the Nugents, Fir. 840; ¶ .i. Nugent of Ballreaghe in Westm., Di. p. 106, where Ballneaghe,
by misprint.
b. riacáin
Baile Riacain, in Duthaidh hEidneacháin in Ceara, are B. in Crichainbuide, B. in Smotáin and B. na Grellcha, Lec. 168; ¶
Baile Riagain, in p. Manulla, b. Carra, c. Mayo, Fy. 154.
b. riagáin (?)
Balregan, in c. Louth, Kc. 239.
b. ridiri
Ballyrider, nr. Stradbally, in Queen's c.
b. rígh allban
James IV's. palace in Scot., Au. iii., 390 Holyrood (?).
b. riogh caisléin
taken by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b.
b. rígh n-eachach
covered by Loch Neagh, O'D. Gram. 259.
b. rili
Ballyrolly, tl. in W. of p. of Down, Ra. 28.
b. riocaird
the Cionbhaile an Bruthmaluigh attacked by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b.
b. riosóid
in O'Mahoney's country, in W. Mun., Ai. 78 a.
b. ristín (?)
Ballyrishteen, nr. Dingle, Kerry.
b. ristín
Ballyristeen, nr. Bonmahon, Waterf.
b. roisin
now Riverstown vil., nr. Glanmire, c. Cork, Pgi. ii. 258.
b. rotheri
now Balrothery, in Swords dry., d. of Dub., Tax. Sp. 1297, p. 209.
b. rothgan
given to Abp. of Dub., Cr. p. 154.
b. ruadáin
Ll. 149.
b. ruadh beg
Ballyroebeg, in p. Castle-Ellis, c. Wexf.
b. samhna (?)
Balysoun, on the baniks of the BOyne, in d. Meath, Cv. 13; ¶ now Balsoon.
b. san risderd
dowry brought by the dau. of Talbot to the Lord of Magh an Ratha (Nugent), Fir. 840.
b. scadán
Baliscadan in Swords dry., d. Dub., Cr.; ¶ "in the vale of Dublin," Sw. an. 1256; ¶ p. of d. Dub., Tr. p. 273, an. 1337;
¶ Balscaddan, nr. t. of Howth.
b. scadán
Baliscadan (seems in Limk.), given to Holy Trinity Church in Dub., Cr. 1250; ¶ Ballyscadane p., in c. Limk., and d. Emly,
Pgi. i. 194.
b. scadán
in d. Fethard, d. Cashel, Tax.
b. scallart:
B. Scallart scél gan ceilt sa crobhach fa céim oirdhearc; ¶ this place was attacked by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 92 b.
b. scena
to Baile, to Aile to Baile Scena, Lu. 56.
b. sccriccin
Fm. v. 1466; ¶ seems in Westm.
b. scológ
Ballyscullogue al. Hortland p., 5 m. SW. of Kilcock, c. Kild., Pgi. i. 195.
b. sheágháin
in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 a.
b. seáin
in Cluain Dabhail, Fm. v. 1328.
b. seanaigh
beside the Erne, Fir. 798 (8th p.); ¶ Cois Eirne le raidhtear Eas Ruaidh Mic Moghuirne anois, Fa. 7; ¶ now Ballyshannon.
b. sheonag fhind
in Mun., Fer. 153; ¶ there is Bally-shonog in p. Kilcommon, c. Wick., Pgi. ii. 381.
b. sgiathlocháin
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. sida
in dry. Aicme, d. Ardfert, Tax.
b. shidhnóid
Rann fearainn ar na denamh ag Clainn Taidhg mic Uilliam ar a gcuid do Bh. Shidhnóid 7 rogha na ronda sin og Clainn Domnaill
mic Taidhg 7 an dara rogha ag Conchobhar mac Taidhg 7 isé rogha ruc Conchobhar, Ix. 13; ¶ .i. Garraidh Órrtha mar a raibh
McCraith mac Taidhg na Shuidhe; ¶ B. sidhnoidh, in c. Tipp., nr. c. Limk., P.R.I.A., vii. 16.
b. sigmaind
Remond Triel, Lord of Fer Tulach, slain in B. tSigmaind by Semus mac Baruin Delbna, A.D. 1451, Con. 57 b; ¶ in Westm.
b. simileda
O'S. III. i. 1; ¶ in Meath; ¶ "Barnabal Balisimiledae Baro"; ¶ .i. Trimlestown, for Similestown (?), 2 m. WNW. of Trim,
c. Meath.
b. simoinn
"B. Siomainn re cois Caigh," plundered by Aodh O'Byrne, Bran. 91 b; ¶ B. Simoin, in Wick. dry., d. Dub., grouped with Cranach,
B. Macapil, Balidonenil, and Killescopoge, Cr. 144; ¶ nothing said of them, no doubt "per guerram."
b. simoinn
l. of Sliocht Eamoinn mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.
b. sinnagáin
l. of Sliocht Tomais a Burc, Fa. 2.
b. slaicthyr
nr. Clonard (in d. Dub.?), Cr. 153; ¶ perh. Balyslatery al. Clonert, in or nr. Tauelach (Tallaght), in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1266.
b. sláine
Slane, c. Meath, Fep., K. 118 b.
b. slateri
al. Clonert, in Tauelach, d. Dub., Cr. 1226.
b. smotáin
Ballysmuttan, on r. Liffey, nr. Blessington.
b. speláin
Balyspellan, in dry. Oliathain, d. Cloyne, Tax.
b. sugach
nr. Saul, c. Down, Am. (?) i. 290; ¶ Ballysugagh, in b. Lr. Lecale, c. Down.
b. sugarrga
in Partraighe, Remonn Dalton of, Fir. 836.
b. surdeval
in dry. of Naas, Tax.; ¶ Swerdvaleston, Sp. 1606, p. 58; ¶ now Swordleston, so called by its Norman owner, de Surdeval,
to whom we also owe Druim and Cnoc Surdeval; ¶ alas! I have heard the name Bally Sour Devil given to this place.
b. tailtigh moir
i.e., Cnaimh fiach na cloinne, in O'Dowd; ¶ s country, Lec. 174.
b. tancaird (?)
Balytankard in dry. Kilmallock, d. Limk., Tax.; ¶ now Tankardstown.
b. tarrsim
l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. tarrsna
Trian in Bh. Tharrsna in Cuanach Hb. 11 a. b. tarrsna; ¶ 29 acres in B. tarrsna, in Mun. Fer. 153.
b. tarsna
l. of Abbey of Connall, c. Kild., Sw. an. 1205.
b. tarsna
in d. Glendal., in Umuredhaigh, Cr. an. 1173, Sw. an. 1200.
b. tarsna
in Breifne O'Raghallaigh; ¶ Fergal Mac Eadhmuinn O'Raghallaigh 7 Muinntir an Bh. Tarsna, Hx. 852; ¶ there are Ballytarsna
in Wex., Carl., Kilk. and Tipp.
b. teineadh (?)
Balyteny, a castle in c Wick., Gr. 70.
b. tempuill (?)
Johannes mac Mailmartain Vicarius Villæ Templi, Con. 47 a.
b. tobair brigte
in Connacht, Con. 39 a, Au. ii. 420; ¶ Seonacc mac Uidilin slew Guirelaigh in B. Tobair Brigti, Con. 27 b, B.T. Bríghde in
Machaire Connacht, Con. 77 a, 28 b; ¶ B. Tobair Bhrígde, Ballintober, c. Rosc., Kj. ii. 340, Au. ii., 420, Ci., Mi., Ac.
267; ¶ 10 m. NW. of t. of Rosc.; ¶ Ballytober Bride, Fm. v. 1268, iv. 1164; ¶ iii. 500.
b. topair pátraicc
E. of Achadh Fabhar in Umhall in Connacht, Con. 12 b; ¶ Tangador go B. Tobair Pádruig 7 as sin go hAchadh Abair 7 ro hairgsíod
Umholl, Hb. 123; ¶ Giolla an Ghoill Mag Néll, the last king who got Ceara fr. the Gael in the time of Taithleach mór, son
of Aodh Ó Dúbhda (and) who got the l. fr. Rodhba to Codhuigh (or Codhnach), was buried in B. Thobair Pádruig, Lec. 168, Fir.
272; ¶ Ballintober, in b. Carra, c. Mayo, Fm. iii. 326, Ci., Fy. 158, 478.
b. tobair pheadair
in Umhall in Connacht, Ai. 55 b.
b. tomáis
in c. Limk., l. of Baron of Castleconnell, Hb. 13 b. b. tosenáin (?); ¶ Balythosenan in dry. Kild., d. Kild., Tax.
b. trasna
the Sliocht Gréine Pailíse and B. trasna trian do Shliocht Mhurcha Óig Ui Bhriain, Ai. 110 a.
b. trasna
l. of Sliocht Uateir Burc, Fa. 2.
b. tri gcaisléan
destroyed by Aodh O'Byrne; ¶ Baile trí gCaisléan gan cion, Mar Chill tShile uaidh airgthior, Re tslógh níor daith a deghuil,
An Raith mhór gur mhilleabhair,—Bran. 92 b. Three Castles nr. Freshford, c. Kilk., Pgi. iii., 44 (?).
b. tríntach
in Glenn Neimhin in Tír Amhalghaidh, Fa. 3 b.
b. troimenet
Barnewall, Lord of Troimenet, Fir. 840, i.e., Trimleston (?), or Turvey, or Dromnaghe, c. Dub. (my "Description of Ireland,
an. 1598," p. 96, 38).
b. trostáin
Ballytrustan p., nr. Portaferry in d. Down, Ro. Pgi. i. 199.
b. trussell
in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1264.
b. tuama achaidh
tl. nr. Kilbarry, in NE. of c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 26–8.
b. tuama uisgi
the sons of Mac Raghnaill attakced B. Tuama Uisgi, Con. 60 a.
b. tuathail
Ballathohil, in dry. Eliogarty, d. Cashel, Tax.
b. thurmot
in Tachnehi dry., d. Dub., Cr.
b. uagh
Ó Disgin acquired B. Uagh, Fir. 289, in Connacht (?). b. uaiter; ¶ in Mun., Fer. 153; ¶ v. B. Ualtair.
b. ualtair
in Mun., Fer. 153.
b. ucharain
in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1179.
b. údach
l. of Baron of Castle Conaing, i.e., Tighearna Burcach, c. Limk., Hb. 14 a.
b. ugore
in d. Dub., Cr. 1179.
b. uí aille,
in b. Cuinnche, c. Clare; ¶ .i. Ballynally, nr. Bunratty, Fm. vi. 2140.
b. uí annratháin beg
in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8a.
b. ui annratháin mhóir
in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 a.
b. uí hatheráin
seems nr. Portrush; ¶ in Tuaiscert or N. Antrim, Gn. 1259.
b. uí bhanáin
Ballybannon in Partry, Fir. 271, Lec. 167; ¶ al. Ballybanaun, in p. Ballyovey, b. Carra, nr. L. Masg, Fy. 189, 479, 152.
b. uí bhaoighill
Ballyweel, on W. of Don. t., N. of Don. Bay, Fm. iv. 920, vi. 1926; ¶ Cell Ó mBaird i cConallchuibh (= Cenél Conaill) i n-aice
Bh. Ui Bhaoighill, porraisde maith diæcesis Rátha Bótha, Md. 476.
b. uí bheacháin
Ballyvaughan, in b. Burren, c. Clare, Wc. 246, H. 28; ¶ I. of O Loghlin, H. 29; ¶ in Thomond, Fm. v. 1633; ¶ An mhéide
so mhaireas do Sliocht Maoilechloinn Í Lochlainn ó B. hÍ Beachain in Tuathmhumhain, Ix. 49; ¶ Ballyveaghane, in 16th cent.,
document printed in Hogan's Desription of Ireland in 1598, p. 127.
b. uí bhoccáin
Ballyboggan in Meath, 3 m. S. of Clonard, Fm. iv. 950, Mis. i. 213; ¶ Tanaide, son of Mailin O Maelconaire, died in Clann
Feoruis, and was buried in B. Ui Bhocáin, Con. 57 a; ¶ al. Baile Uí Bhogáin; ¶ the Holy Cross of B. Ui Bh. burned by the
Saxons in 1538, Au. iii. 624; ¶ Dm. i. 169.
b. ui bhraonáin
in Ceinél Fiacha, Hb. 137.
b. ui brenain
Bali I Brenain, l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. ui bhrennain (?)
Balybrenan in dry. Bray, d. Dub., Tax.; ¶ now Brennanstown.
b. uí bhreslen
Ó Breslen, Brehon fr. B. Ui Bhreslen, Fir, 313; ¶ B. Uí Bresleáin; ¶ the Ui Brésleans were Brehons (Hardiman's Statutes
of Kilk., p. 17); ¶ O'Breslen was chief of Fanad in Don.
b. uí bhricin
Seisreach Bh. Í Bhricin belonging to the brother of Maoilre Burc of B. na cceard, Hb. 14 b.
b. ui bhroithe
Ballybrophy, nr. Borris-in-Ossory, Kj. i. 251.
b. ui chadáin
al. Síth mór, the t. of Ó Cadán, Fir. 313; ¶ b. Í Caidhin in Ubhall, Fa. 3.
b. ui chadhla
Ar. 306; ¶ Ballykealy, in p. Rathronan, b. of Shanid, c. Limk.
b. uí chairbre
Ry. 202.
b. uí chaiside
in Ulst.
b. uí chaolaigh
al. B. ui Chaola; ¶ Ballykealy in b. Clanmaurice, p. Kilmoyly, Kerry, Fm v. 1780, vi. 2278,
b. ui charrig (?)
B. Icarrig; ¶ l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200; ¶ B. Uí Charthaigh (?).
b. uí chárthaigh
tl. Ballycarhy, al. Ballycarre, in p. Tomfinlough, b. Bunratty, Clare, Fm. v. 159.
b. uí chathasaigh
in p. Kilcoona, b. Clare, Galw., Wc. 370; ¶ Ballycasey (?).
b. uí chathain
in Pobal Bhriain, Hb. 8 a.
b. uí chathláin
Ballycalhaun tl. and castle, in p. Kildimo, b. Kenry, c. Limk., Fm. v. 1758, Ods. 580.
b. uí chathláin
Ballychullán, nr. Tintern, c. Wexf.
b. ui chearbhuill
Tighearna Bh. Ui Chearbhuill (Nugent), Fir. 840, in Westm. (?).
b. uí cheartain (?)
Bali I Cheartain, l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk, Sw. an 1200.
b. uí chiaragáin
Ballykerrigan, in p. Balla, b. Carra, c. Mayo, S. of Balla vil., Fy. 194, 479.
b. uí chiog
we remember the day that Aodh mac Seuin O Byrne plundered B. Í. Chiog, Bran. 91 a.
b. uí cléirigh
the Leabhair Baile Uí Cléirigh, Lg. 2 a; ¶ the Book of B. uí chleirigh; ¶ Ballyclery, Mm. 22; ¶ seems in Uí Fiachrach Aidhne.
b. uí chochlain
attacked by Aodh O Byrne, as mentioned in the Caithréim Aodha, Bran. 92 b.
b. ui chodil
in b. Clare, c. Galw., Wc. 37, betw. Headford and L. Corrib, perh. in p. Cargins; ¶ the Í Choidil ó B. Í. Chodail belonged
to O Flaherty or his oireactas, Zi. 189 a; ¶ O Coitil of B. Uí Choitil in Duthaidh Hi Choemáin in Huibh Fhíachrach, Lec.
169, Fir. 274, Fy. 166; ¶ Domhnall O Dubda of B. Hi Choitil, Lec. 173; ¶ now Cottlestown, p. Castleconnor, b. Tireragh,
Fy. 166, 249, 306, 479.
b. uí colgon
tl. of Up. and Lr. Ballycolgan, p. of Kilkilvery, nr. Headford in b. Clare, Galw., Wc. 369; ¶ Hi Colgan o Baili Hi Colgan
go mbrataigh Hi Flaithbertaigh, Z. 188 b, Fir. 204.
b. ua gcomháin
in b. Tir Amhalghaidh, Fa. 4.
b. ui comraide
in Thomond; ¶ O'Scanlan's or O'Moran's land, H. 22.
b. uí chonghaile
in d. Kilmore, Ro.; ¶ seems Ballyconnel, in p. Tomregan, c. Cavan, v. Pgi. i. 162.
b. uí conlachtna
Ballyconlaght, in p. Cargins, b. Clare, c. Galw., Wc. 371; ¶ Hi Conlachtna of B. Hi Conlachtna, Sub-chiefs of Domnall the
Taiseach Comoil of O Flaithbertaigh, Z. 189 a.
b. uí chonligáin
given to Holy Cross Abbey by O'Brien, King of Limk., an. 1169, Gn.
b. uí chonnbhaigh
in Thomond, Tor. 90, Ai. 69 b.
b. uí chorchin
given to Holy Cross Abbey by O'Brien, King of Limk., an. 1169, Gn.
b. ui chudin
l. of Monsternenagh, Limk., Sw., an. 1200.
b. hui chúil chorro
in Offaley; ¶ Ionnsuighe le Eoghan mac an Abbaidh mic Thoirrdhealbhaigh Ui Chonchobhair et la Gallaibh Midhe um Uá bhFailghe
for B. hUi Chúil Chorro .i. Mic Ghiolla Bhrighdi, A.D. 1406, Hb. 137.
b. uí chuind
in Tearmann Brighi Gobhunn, in Mun., Lis. 182 b.
b. uí chuirc
Ballyquirk, in the NE. of p. of Lorha, b. Lr. Ormond, c. Tipp., Fm. v. 1585, Ods. 580.
b. uí chunin
l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. ucutlan
in terra de U Flan, d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1173; ¶ Balincutlan in Ui Feláin, d. Glendal., Cr. 1192, now Ballycotlan; ¶ Eustace
of Ballecotlan, c. Kild. (Hogan's "State of Ireland in 1598", p. 48).
b. udadtussa
in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1192.
b. ui daighe
l. of Maoilre Burc of B. na cCeard, Hb. 14 b.
b. udali
in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1192.
b. udaliug
in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1173. b. udathusa; ¶ in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1173. b. udelan; ¶ in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1179.
b. ui delgussa
l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200. b. ui denegtha; ¶ in l. of Macgilleholmoch, d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1192.
b. ydina
chapel in d. Lismore, in cantred of Ywoghin and half cantred of Yffathiatha, Tr. 84, an. 1260; ¶ v. B. Uí Dhíonuighe.
b. huí dhíonuighe
Domhnal God Cairbreach Mac Domhnail mhóir na Curradh was slain by Shane Calluinne (Fitzgerald) in B. Hui Dhionnuighe, in the
house of An Roistigh, Ai. 56 a; ¶ in Lord Roche's House, c. Cork; ¶ perh. at Fermoy.
b. uí dhíscín
in the Taisicheacht Maeleduin, in Huibh Fhiachrach, Lec. 169; ¶ Fir. 275; ¶ Ballyeeskeen, tl. in Templeboy p., b. Tireragh,
Fy. 170, 261, 479.
b. uí doithe
Ballyduffy, in N. of p. Addergoole, in Uí Fiachrach, Fy. 479.
b. uí domnaill
a nDún na nGall a mbaile Uí Domnaill, Au. iii. 626, 120; ¶ i.e., Donegal t.
b. uí dhomhnaill
O'Donnell's town, in Cenél Moain, Fm. iv. 888.
b. uí domnalláin
Muintir Domnallain of B. Uí D., Fir. 244; ¶ Eoin mac Eoghain, mac Gilla Pedair, slain by Cathal O'Conor at B. Uí D., Con.
42 b; ¶ Ballydonnellan in b. Clare, c. Galw., Lc. ii. 62, Ci.
b. uí dhonnchaidh
in O'Reilly's land Tomas O Raghallaigh 'ga raibh fiche pulla Bh. Uí Dhonnchaidh Bheul Átha na Cairrge, Hx. 854.
b. ui dhonnghaile
Ballydonnelly, now Castlecaulfield, in p. Donaghmore, b. Dungannon, Tyr., Fy. 432, Fm. v. 1404.
b. uí dub
l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200; ¶ v. B. Uí Dubáin.
b. ui dubhagáin
al. Dún beg; ¶ Ballydoogan nr. Loughrea, c. Galw., Kj. iv. 456.
b. ui dubhagáin
Ballydugan, in c. Down and c. Tipp.
b. uí dubáin
given to Holy Cross Abbey by O'Brien, K. of Limk., Gn. an. 1169; ¶ Bali iduban, l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. uí dubhda
in Tír Fhiacrach, on the brink of the Moy, Fir. 11. b. uí dubdi; ¶ l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. uí dubhgaill
in Mun., Fer. 153.
b. uí duibgini
given to Holy Cross Abbey by O'Brien, K. of Limk., Gn. an. 1169.
b. idubguirm
l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. uí dhubthaigh
in Tiramhalghuidh, Fa. 4.
b. uí dunecha
in d. Glendal., terra Magillamocholmóc, Cr. an. 1173; ¶ B. Uí Dunchadha (?).
b. uí eachdhach
Ballyhough tl. in Aglishcloghan p., nr. Borrisokeane, b. Lr. Ormond, c. Tipp., Fm. vi. 2140.
b. uí eaghra
Ballyhara in b. Leyny, c. Sli., Fy. 479.
b. huí eghra riábhaigh
in Íchtar Connacht, Con. 84 b, Fm. v. 1442.
b. uí eathach (O Haughstown)
t. in p. of Aglishcloghane, 4 m. NE. of Borrisokane, b. Lr. Ormond, c. Tipp., Ods. 580; ¶ v. B. Uí Eachdhach.
b. uí éda (?)
Bali Ieda, l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. uí eimheachain
in Breadach, Fir. 273; ¶ in l. of the Two Bacs, in b. Tirawley (perh. in the neighbourhood of Kilbelfad), Fy. 234.
b. uí eineacháin
in Breudach, Fy. 164; ¶ leg. B. uí Emeacháin (?).
b. uí fhiacháin
l. of Uí Congairb of Tuath Muighi finne, in Mun., Lis. 183 a; ¶ ag so Tighearnus mic Uilliam fa Shlicht Tomais Rúaidh a Búrc,
B. ó bh-Fiachain in Ubhall, Fa. 3.
b. uí fighne
Uaithni O hAinlidhe and Ruaidhri O hAinligh slew each other in B. Hi Fighne, Con. 57 a; ¶ in Cenél Dobhtha in Connacht.
b. uí fhlannacháin
i.e., Bel Átha Uachtair, in N. Connacht, Con. 88 b; ¶ B. Uí Flannaccáin Beóil Átha Uachtair; ¶ at Ballyoughter, a tl. in
p. Kilkorkey, b. and c. Rosc., Fm. v. 1474.
b. huí fhlannagáin
on an island in Lr. L. Éirne, in Aghamore tl., Magheraboy b., c. Ferm., Au. iii. 394, 430, Fm. iv. 1216.
b. uí fuid
in d. Glendal, Cr. an. 1179.
b. uí ghalaigh
home of the sons of Murchadh O'Brien in c. Clare; ¶ perh. for B. Ui Aille, now Ballyally, Fm. v. 1596.
b. uí gheileacáin
Ballinloughane in p. Dunmoylan, b. Shanid, c. Limk., Fm. v. 1730, 3 m. fr. Askeaton.
b. uí geiridéin
Síol mBriain B. Í Geiridéin, lucht airgne na siodhbhrugh seang, ríoghrad Cairge O cCoinneall, St. B. 526; ¶ Tadhg Bacach
O'Briain a quo Siol mBriain Baile I Gheairridein; ¶ the Siol mBriain Chairrge O Ccainneall, Hb. 8 a; ¶ nr. Carrigogunnell,
c. Limk.
b. uí gerridir
given to Holy Cross Abbey by O'Brien, K. of Limk., Gn. an. 1169; ¶ l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200; ¶ nr. r.
Gleann Oneolain; ¶ leg. B. I. Gerridein (?).
b. uí gillgáin
Ballygilgan, in b. Carbury, c. Sli.; ¶ a n-Ichtar Connacht, Au. iii. 510; ¶ B. Uí Ghiollagáin, Fm. v. 1322.
b. huigin uí braonain
in Ceinel Fiachaid mhic Neill, Hb. 137.
b. uí ghlaisín
l. of Sliocht Tomáis mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.
b. uí gobhaid
ferann búird mic Uilliam Búrc in Ubhall, Fa. 3.
b. uí ghormáin
in the E. of Tuath O Fiannadhuigh, in the Triacha of Caoille, Mun., Lis. 183 b.
b. huí grada
seems in c. Ferm. and not in Clare, Au. iii. 76.
b. uí gríobtha
S. of Tully O'Dea in Thomond, Ar. 190; ¶ Ballygriffy tl. in p. Dysart, b. Inchiquin, c. Clare, Fm. vi. 2100; ¶ Murchadh,
son of Turlogh Bog O'Brien, in Baile Í Ghriofaigh, Ai. 107 a, Hb. 7 b.
b. uí grigin
in Húi Bece Uactharach, at Abhuind mbic in Tuath Muighi finne, in Mun., Lis. 183 b; ¶ no doubt Ballygriggan in Wallstown
p., b. Fermoy, 3 m. SE. of Doneraile, Pgi. iii. 472.
b. uí ingil (?)
Baliuningil in terra Arclo, d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1173.
b. ulachna
in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1192.
b. ulactuain
in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1173.
b. uí lorcáin
Sir Oliver Sartel of B. Í Lorcain, Fir. 821; ¶ Shortal of Ballylorcan, in b. Cranagh, c. Kilk. (my Description of Ireland
in 1598, p. 255).
b. umaell
in d. Glendal., c. Wick., nr. Tober (?), Cr. an. 1192.
b. ui mhaelmordha
in Tearmann Brighi Gobhunn in Mun., Lis. 182 b.
b. uí maelmuini
betw. Headford and L. Corrib in b. Clare, c. Galw., Wc. 371; ¶ Hi Maelmuini ó B.Í. Maelmuini, of the Oireachtas of Ua Flaithbertaigh,
Z. 189 a.
b. uí mhaighir
l. of the Baron of Castle Conaing, c. Limk., Hb. 14 a.
b. uí mhancháin
c. Ferm.; ¶ Cnoc Ninthi 7 B. Uí Mhancháin 7 Clann Amlaim 7 Cill Naale do losgadh leo, Au. iii. 622.
b. hui mhaoilchaisil,
they went by Criochaibh na Creatalach into Hibh Aimhrídh, and to B. Hui Mhaoilchaisil, Ai. 76 a; ¶ in Clare (?).
b. hui maoilconaire
in Connacht, plundered by Felim O'Conor, Con. 63 a; ¶ Leabhar B. Uí Maoilconaire, Lg. 2 a, Mm. 21.
b. uí mhaonaigh
Ballymeeny, name of 4 tls. in p. of Easkey, c. Sligo, F. 258 (?).
b. uí melinnáin (?)
Bali I Melinnan, l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. uí midochain
Ballymaghan, in p. Hollywood, c. Down, Ro.
b. uí mochaine
in Tír Fhiacrach, Fir. 274; ¶ O Mochaine, of B. Hi Mochaine, in the Duthaidh Hí Choemain, Lec. 169; ¶ Ballymoghany tl.,
in p. Castleconor, E. of r. Moy, b. Tireragh, Sli., Fy. 122, 166, 249, 479.
b. uí mocháine (?)
b. hu Mochan, l. of Abbey of Connall, c. Kild., Sw. an. 1205.
b. uí moelucháin
Bali I Moeluchain, given to Holy Cross Abbey by O Brien, K. of Limk., Gn. an. 1169.
b. uí mhórnáin
Mornington, nr. Drogheda, Ro.; ¶ perh. B. m'Earnáin, is the correct form.
b. uí mhothla
Ballyvally, nr. Killaloe; ¶ in it the fort of Boruma stands, Ro.
b. uí mhulghula
in the 3rd Trian of the Hi Congairb of Tuath Muíghi finne, in Mun., Lis. 183 a; ¶ now called Ballymagooly in the 3rd Trian,
i.e., in Magh nAla (Mallow),(O Longan on the Two Fermoys, R.I.A.); ¶ in p. of Mallow, b. Fermoy, c. Cork, a constabulary
station there, Pgi. ii. 730.
b. uí mungáin
in Pobal Muinntire Crecháin, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. uí mhurchadha
in Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 108 a, Hb. 8 a.
b. huí néill
that is, Dungannon, c. Tyr., Au. iii. 292, 626.
b. uí occáin na coille móire
in Thomond, nr. Tully O Dea, Ar. 190; ¶ B. Uí Óccáin na coilleadh móire; ¶ Ballyhogan tl., in p. Dysart, b. Inchiquin, Clare,
Fm. vi. 2100.
b. uí odráin
in d. Glendal., terra Magillamochalmóc, Cr. an. 1173.
b. ui hogáin
Ballyhogan, in p. Derrynoose, d. Arm., Ra.
b. huothaid
in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1190—1212.
b. uí raghailligh
in Muintir Maelmora, at Tullaghmongan, NE. of Cavan t., Fm. iv. 872, 1056.
b. uí raidín
Seisreach Bh. Í Raidín belonging to the Sliocht Tomais mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.
b. uí riagáin
Bali iriagain, l. of Monasternenagh, Limk., Sw. an. 1200; ¶ B. Í Riagáin, l. of Domhnall, son of Donnchadh O'Briain, in Pobal
Bhriain, Ai. 107 b, Hb. 8 a.
b. uí rodraich (?)
B. u Rodraich in d. Glendal., Cr. an. 1179; ¶ Balruddery (?).
b. uí rolait (?)
Bale Uroolet, in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1179.
b. hui ruadhagáin
i Figh Chonaill, Au. ii. 318.
b. uí ruair
one of the 3 Bailes of Fidchruaichi, in the Duthaidh Hi hEidneachain, in Ceara, Lec. 168.
b. uí ruairc
al. Caislén an Cairthe, Castlecar, p. Killasnet, NW. of c. Leit., Fm. iv. 1148, 1152.
b. huí ruairc
in Breifny, .i. Dromahaire, Au. iii. 190, 194, 196, 606, 622; ¶ Mainistir na mBráthar B. Uí Ruairc, Au. iii. 606; ¶ do loisc
B. hui Ruairc, i., Druim da thigher, Au. iii. 194, 196, Con. 62 a, 62 b, .i. Druim dá ethiar, Mi.
b. uí ruairc,
in Fiodh Cruaice, l. of O hEdhneacháin, Fir. 271; ¶ Ballyrourke, tl. in p. Balla, b. Carra, c. Mayo, Fy. 154, 479.
b. ui satchill
Bali Isatchill, l. of Monasternenagh, c. Limk., Sw. an. 1200.
b. ui scoilin (?)
Ballyeoskullyn, nr. Loch Beg. in Uí Tuirtre, Cv. 83.
b. uí scuire
Ry. 126.
b. hui shercaigh
Au. iii. 400; ¶ in Ulst.
b. ui shiaghail
Ballysheil, in p. Gillen, b. Garrycastle, King's c., Fm. v. 1508, note.
b. uí shiothcháin
in Clann Giobúin, in Tiobradáran, Ai. 116 a.
b. uí shaltra
Ballyslattery, in c. Clare; ¶ now Newgrove, nr. Kiltannon (16th cent. Irish Deed in vol. iii., P.R.I.A., p. 248).
the men of Ulaid, Connacht, and Tara razed Bairc mBresail, a stronghold of K. of Lein., Lec. 593, Lg. 139, Ll. 295 b, 296
a; ¶ in Lein., prob. nr. Naas, built by Bresal Bráthirchend.
as.; ¶ in Ulaid, Au. ii. 150; ¶ Bairchiu, ds., Au. i. 78, 86, 216, old name of b. Mourne, c. Down; ¶ Benna Bairche = Mourne
Mts., Fm. ii, 1152, Au. i. 78, 216; ¶ Bécc Bairche, Ll. 330 e; ¶ Tamlachtain Bairci, Mt. 20; ¶ ó Tamhlachta i mBairche,
i mBoirche, Fg. 68, 198; ¶ Bairche, F. 86 (but is this not Sliab Mairgi in Lein.?); ¶ v. Boirche, Benna Boirche.
in Lein.; ¶ sons of Duibtibrad Laigse Raimne, in mBairchiu, Lec. 274; ¶ Clann Flanagáin i mBairrchiu, Lec. 216; ¶ Clann
Fhlanncaháin i mBairrchiu (Geneal. Laigsi Rámne, Ll. 318), .i. the land of the Ui Bairche, b. Slievemargy, Queen's c.
g. Báirne; ¶ al. Bairenn Charman, al. Bairenn Chlíach, the r. Burren, in c. Carl., which is the boundary betw. bb. Forth
and Idrone (i.e. Clíu) for 6 m., Pgi. i. 288; ¶ on its banks, as I think, was held the famous Aenach Carman; ¶ Cath Bairne
nó Inse Bregainn, in quo ceciderunt Etirscél mac Cellaig Cualann 7 Congal mac Brain, Faelán victor fuit, Au. i. 180; ¶ i
Bairind, Ll. 183 a; ¶ dí bhuideóicc a bhruach Bairne, Proc. vii. 188; ¶ S. (?) page 346; ¶ Cellach Bairne, chief of Ui
Dega, Bran Bairne, Ll. 217, 12; ¶ cath Bóirne, al. Inse Breogain, eidir Firu Life 7 Firu Cualann, 7 Congal mac Brain, Fia
54; ¶ the men of Liffey and Cualann were 4 and 6 m. away fr. r. Burren; ¶ v. Bairenn Charman, Bairenn Chlíach, Bóirenn.
al. B. barrann bel, at Laighlenn, Fir. 67; ¶ if Laighlenn is a mistake for Leithglenn, this is same as B. Clíach, as Leithglenn
is in Cliu, and badan bel is for Badblua.
in Lein., Lbl. 427; ¶ Bairend Charman in Caillich Charman at Badblauin, al. r. Bairrenn Cliach at Bearna Cleithi, Lec. 461;
¶ Bairend Cliach at B. Carman, Lbl. 428; ¶ Barend Cerman in Lein.; ¶ Bairend Reatair (with her father ?) at Coilliu Cermain
and at Babluan, a r. called Bairend Clíach, at Bearnae na Cleite, Bb. 195 b; ¶ B. Carman, fodailset iaram cach ina conair,
Bersa i Maigh Bairne araen lia hathair, co Cailliu Carmuin ic Babluan .i. nomen amnis fris nabar Bairend Cliach ic Bernae
na cleithe, I. 150 b, 1; ¶ at r. Bablua (Dindsenchus Bairne Cenmain, Ll. 194); ¶ Baireand Cearmain, Bersa in a Maigh 7 Bairend
mar aen ria h-athair i Colbu Cearmain 7 ic Bablúan, .i. ainm aband fris an-abarthar Bairenn Cliath ic Bearnaidh na Cliath,
Sa. 20 b 1; ¶ v. Bairenn.
al. r. Babluain at Bairend Carman or Berna na Cleithi in Lein., Lbl. 428; ¶ B. Cliac, al. Babluain r. at Bearna Cleithi,
Lec. 461, Sa. 20 b 1; ¶ v. Bablua, Bairenn.
Mag Senchineóil, al. Ui Maine; ¶ its length and breadth were fr. Dún na Riocc to hAbhainn Bairrchinn, &c., so Abh Bairrchinn
was a boundary of Ui Maine, Im. 11.
Lct. 49; ¶ descendants of Cairbre Baschaoin, son of Conaire Mór, terr. originally comprised bb. Clonderalaw, Moyarta, and
Ibrickan, c. Clare; ¶ the chiefs were O'Domhnaill and O'Baiscinn, but were subjected by the Dalcassian family of MacMathgamhna;
¶ in Corcomruadh, Ha. 742.
Lct. 65; ¶ native of Corca Bhaiscinn; ¶ np. Baiscnigh, descendants of Cairbre Baschaein, Lct. 65, Fm. i. 106; ¶ the Baisgnigh
fr. Léim Chonculuinn, K. 143 b.
g. Baislicce (g. Baslici, Tl. 110), in p. Baslick, b. Castlereagh, c. Rosc., Au. i. 230, 350, Ods. 580, F. 221; ¶ al. Baisleac
Mór, tl. and p. in b. Ballintober, c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 1180; ¶ Imgae Baislicci iter Úu Mane 7 Mag n-Ái; ¶ Sachelus Basslici
Móire i Ciarraigiu, Tl. 106, 108; ¶ Bassilica Sanctorum, A. 12 b; ¶ do Cerball don Baslicc bairc, Lbl. 328 b; ¶ v. Baslec.
baisliocán; ¶ t. in p. of Kilcrohane, b. Dunkerron, c. Kerry, ods. 580.
al. Balna, i Céru, F. 222, Fy. 196, 479; ¶ i Cera ic Condachtaib, Fg. 64, Mt. 20, Md. 90, Fy. 156, Con. 9 a, O'Dav. 58; ¶
i Crích Céra in dry. Mayo, d. Tuam, Tax.; ¶ Mo Chua of B., Bb. 125 a, Lis. 40 a, 41 a, 51 b, I. 107 a, F. 58, Lec. 117, Ui.,
Mi., Ci., Ch. 85, Fir. 731, B. i. 48; ¶ Mo Chua Balli, Hb. 65; ¶ al. Termonn Balla, Fy. 156, 196, 479; ¶ al. Ros nDairbrech,
Lis. 41 a. ball áluinn; ¶ topur Ball-áluinn = Balla, Lis. 41 a.
al. Balla, q.v., Balna i Ceara i Connachta, Mt. 20; ¶ but Balla, Fg. 64, F. 66; ¶ Balla, c. Mayo; ¶ Cronán Balni, Au. i.
142; ¶ Conán Balni, Ch. 110, 690, Fia. 94.
Robartach, son of Feargus, Princeps Banba Móiri of the Hui mBairrci, descended from Daire Barrach, I. 57 b 2, Bb. 73 b; ¶
Derc nArggit, mac Bairddine, of. whom are the Hui Boeth, i. Robartach mac Faelgusa Principis Banba Móre, Ll. 313; ¶ Bannow,
c. Wexf. (?).
the r. Bandon, at Kinsale, c. Cork, Ar. 293; ¶ co Bandain i gCairpreachaibh, Ar. 224, 293, 306, 308; ¶ Cuan Cinn tSáile
ag bun glaislinne Banndan, etir Laoi 7 Banndain, co bruach na Banndan, Fm. vi. 2268, 2150, v. 1508.
ns., one of the 14 chief rivers of Éire, Lu. 89 a, Ch. 8, Ac. 13, Fm. iv. 1288; ¶ rígusce, Lu. 89 a, Pd. viii. 42; ¶ g.
na Bandae, d. Bandai, Tl. 166, 160; ¶ as Bandai, Au. i. 442; ¶ betw. Lée and Eille, Sc. 6 a, Tl. 160, 166, Lec. 546, Bb.
13 b, K. 123 a, Lg. 15, Of. 165; ¶ Banne r. in Tuaiscert, or N. Antrim, Gn. 1259; ¶ ar bun na Banna; ¶ Drochat na Banna,
Au. iii. 246, 256, ii. 310, Fm. iv. 1090 (at Coleraine, Derry); ¶ Cammas Comhgaill for brú na B., Fg. 206; ¶ = C. C. for
brú Bandai, F. 161; ¶ Tech dá ghoban (gobha) i n-Uib Echach Ulad 7 for brú na B., F. 180, Fg. 232.
"trí Fearanna i nDeas-Mumain ... i. ó Abhainn Móir go Laói, o Laói go Banaeac ocus Bai mBérri, ó Bhandai go Cléiri, Cbb. chap.
3; ¶ Banneac and Bhandai appear to be the same.
ns. Tp.; ¶ an island, where R. Meg Eochaccain was slain, Fm. vi. 2308; ¶ this must have been the island on which Dunboy
Castle was, as Mac Eochagain was slain there; ¶ the natives call Dursey Island Baoi Beire; ¶ Baoi; ¶ al. Bái; ¶ Dursey
Island, i críchaib Bái is Beirre, Sas. 736, Kp. 122, 562; ¶ Cuan Baoi, Bantry Bay, Tp. 164; ¶ but I think this refers to
Dunboy and the country around; ¶ ó Dhúin Dealgan go Baoi Béara, O'Grady's Catal. 527; ¶ Baoi Bhéirre, Fm. an. 1602; ¶ the
d. of Ráith-deiscirt ext. fr. Baoi Béarra to Ceann mBeara, and fr. Feil to Dairbhre, K. 174 a; ¶ Bea vel Bui, Beare Island,
"Bea insula in qua sum ipse natus," O'S. I. i. 4.
in Magh Inis, in Ulst.; ¶ Conchobhar was born for leic cloichi in Magh Inis fri Dún Lethglaisi a n-iar i mbarach aircdigi
is ann ro-genair Conchobhar, Bb. 142 a, Lbl. 886.
al. B. Crimthainn Niath Náir at Brug na Bóinne, dind do dhindaibh in Broga óir is ann ro adnacht, Sa. 7 b 2, I. 145 a, Bb.
190 b, Lbl. 407, Rc. xv. 92; ¶ seems same as Inker Colpa, 407.
Dairmad Dúna Dronain slew the Clann Súilobhain of Raithinn na nGoruighthe in Báróideachaibh by the advice of the nobles of
Desmond, Ai. 52 b; ¶ Cell na ccluaire is na Baroidibh, in Desmhumhain (?), Hz. 86.
Tug B. C. Caoich (Ui Raghallaigh) do Niall, Hx. 858; ¶ b. Clankee, c. Cavan. barúntacht chloinne mathghamhna; ¶ in Breifne
Ui Raghallaigh, ó Chlochan Chille Móire go Clochán Chille Fobhair, Hx. 852, b. Clanmahon, c. Cavan.
Colmán Becerbe, Lec. 115; ¶ Colmán Betherbe, Ll. 366. becc eriu; ¶ al. Bec Ére, Begéire, al. Inis Fail, Mm. 480; ¶ Beggery
Island in Wexf. Harbour, called Eriu Becc, F. 70, Modica Hibernia, Cs. 167; ¶ Bec-Éri, i. inis fil i n-Uib Cendselaig ocus
for in muir a muig ata side, F. 76, Fg. 82; ¶ St. Ibar's relics were there, Cs. 510, C. 50, Of. 414; ¶ Becc Ere, inis fil
for muir amuigh la hUibh Ceinnsealaigh a Laighnibh, Md. 108, Ll. 348, Fm. i. 43; ¶ Begére, X. 427 b; ¶ Begeri, Gb. 271;
¶ gs. Bec hErenn, Fm. ii. 686; ¶ as. Becherinn, Ll. 309, Cg. 6; ¶ Begérenn, gs., Fep. 128; ¶ Easpog Iobhair, whose name
was Loichiod, was blessed in Beig Erinn, K. 161 b; ¶ the d. of Glenndaloch ext. fr. Gríanóg to Beigéire, and fr. Nás to Reachroinn,
K. 174 a; ¶ there is also a Beggerini in p. of Old Ross, 4 m. fr. New Ross, c. Wexf.
Cathair na Beirbhe .i. Dún Ríogh Lochlann, Ston. A., p. 130, At. iv. 166; ¶ Beirbhe na mbeann; ¶ gus an mBeirbhe beinn-sgiathach,
Ston. A., p. 54; ¶ Beirbhe, Meirbhe, gs.; ¶ Bergen al. Bergvin, in Norway, Campbell iii. 382, 282; ¶ Beirbe of Sil. ii.
381 is Barrow in England, or Bergen in Norway.
at Carn Fheardaigh; ¶ Lughaidh Meann made Sword l. of all the tract fr. Beirn tri-gcarbad in Carn Fhearadaigh to Luchad—i.e.,
Bealach an Luchaide—and fr. Áth na Bóraimhe to Léim an Chon, K. 159 b.
Cathal na Beithighe ón mBeithigh a mbiadh na Comhnaidhe, lámh re hOileán na Trionnóide, no ón mBeithigh ionar marbhadh hé,
taobh thiar do'n tSionainn, Hx. 856.
Ui Casey ón Bethigh, ds., Fir. 204; ¶ Hui Dhoraigen and the Hui Cathasaigh, chiefs of B., Bb. 54 b; ¶ ón Beithigh in Uibh
Briúin Rátha or O'Flaherty's country, Z. 189 a; ¶ d. Beithigh, now Beagh in p. Kilcoona, b. Clare, c. Galw., Wc. 370.
.i. fert Magnusa mic Néill Ui Domnaill, St. B. 521. belach; ¶ Féile Fintain mac Echdach of Belach, Kal. Jan., Ll. 355. belach;
¶ Balach in dry. Ui Liathain, d. Cloyne, Tax.
maidhm an Bhealaig re Fergal hUa Ruairc, who defeats Tethba, Fm. ii. 684; ¶ I think it is Ballagh, in N. Sligo, 2 or 3 m.
outside O Ruairc's borders, rather than Ballagh, 12 m. away fr. c. Leit.; ¶ Bealach, Ballagh, or Ballaghmeehin, p. Rossinver,
b. Rossclogher, c. Leit.; ¶ Fm. iv. 682, 842.
O'S. III. v. 4, marg.; ¶ not far fr. Kilmallock (?); ¶ Gulielmus Burkus qui in Ochellano agro (Kilmallock) erat ad viam
nomine Abharram ... tamen Norris Killmuchallogam se retulit; ¶ leg. Belach Abhra, B. Abrad, q.v.
on Sliabh Caoin (Beatha Lachtain of Bealach Abhradh), Ai. 20 b; ¶ Lachtnán, of Achadh Ur, fr. B. Abrad, on Sliab Cháin, Lis.
147 a, Lb. 21, Lec. 111, Ai. 149 b, Fir. 720, Fm. iv. 1070; ¶ part of ancient road fr. Kilmallock to Cork, which passes through
the mountain of Ceann Abhradh Sléibhe Caoin, Ods. 581.
b. achailli
B. Achaille, Tor. 34; ¶ road fr. Lismore to Youghal, Cg. 70; ¶ al. B. Eochaille, q.v.; ¶ the Eoganacht and the Muscraigi
held the l. fr. Dún nasclath co B. Acailli, Z. 367.
b. adhamair
cath Bealaigh Adhamair, betw. Cairbre Musc and Nemhedh, Fir. 390.
b. aile
Cath Belaigh Aile for Cathal mac Fínguine ria Faelán, Z. 468, col. 4.
b. n-áne
in Mag Mucceda, Lu. 63; ¶ B. nanne in Magh Muicceda, in Ulst., Lbl. 585.
b. an aodhaire
Ballaghanery ch. in p. Lr. Mourne, c. Down, Dc. i. 29.
b. an bhéime
Ballaghbeama pass, b. Dunkerron, c. Kerry; ¶ ó Súilemháin Beallagih an Bh., Ston. A., p. 44.
b. an chamáin
Ballaghcommon in b. Strabane, c. Tyr., Con. 77 a, Fm. v. 1384, Au. iii. 562, Ci.
b. an chluainín
in O'Kelly's country, Clooneen tl., 1/2 m. N. of Athleague, c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 1172.
b. an chrínaig
B. in Chríonaigh pass leading fr. monastery of Druim Lethan, c. Cavan, into W. Breifne, Au. iii. 24; ¶ Pass of Creenagh nr.
Drumlane, Fm. iv. 720.
b. an dairín
al. B. an Doirín; ¶ Ballaghaderreen, c. Mayo, Lc. ii. 352.
b. an diothruibh
Fm. vi. 1880; ¶ seems in or nr. b. Tirawly, Mayo; ¶ O'D. says "undoubtedly old road fr. Ballintober Abbey to Croaghpatrick;
¶ if I understand him, that road would pass fr. Ballintober in Carra and by Aghagower.
b. an feda
Balyna, More O'Ferrall's place, c. Kild.; ¶ v. Belach Feda.
b. an fhiodhfhail
Rockforest road; ¶ "through B. an Fh. to Cell Ingine Baoith in Upper Dálcais, c. Clare," Ar. 192; ¶ 6 m. W. of Kilnaboy;
¶ Rockforest road, leading fr. Rockforest to Kilnaboy, in p. of Kilkeedy, c. Clare, Fm. vi. 2100; ¶ Rockforest House is
5 m. NW. of Corofin.
b. an fhothair
Ballaghanoher tl., in p. Reynach, b. Garrycastle, in King's c., Fm. v. 1510.
b. an gamhna
nr. Limk., Au. iii. 492; ¶ N. of city of Limk., Lc. ii. 210; ¶ betw. Limk. and the wooden bridge on the Shannon built by
O'Briain, Con. 70.
b. an laoigh
Ballochalee ford, on the Wigtownsh. Tarf, Max.
b. an maighre
docuas lais co Droichet Átha, go Dun Dealgan 7 go B. an M.; ¶ the Moiry pass across tl. of Carrickbroad, p. Killeavy, c.
Arm., nr. border of c. Louth, Fm. vi. 2222, 2224, 2256, 2258, Os. v. 297.
b. an tirialaigh
Tyrrell's Pass, in Fir Tulach, Westm., Fm. vi. 2054.
b. átha
in Musgraidhe Aodha, Ai. 44 a.
b. átha
nr. Cell Ua nDaighre, Fm. i. 508; ¶ Killineer House (Cell Ua nD.), 2 or 3 m. NW. of Drogheda, the context points to the place;
¶ v. Cell ua nDaigre; ¶ it is the same as B. Átha Findruine, al. Belach Átha al. Fir Breagh, Lg. 202.
b. átha
Belanaha, nr. Mullingar, Ac. 90; ¶ v. B. Á. an Iubhair.
b. átha an iubhair
Muinter Bhealaigh Átha an Iubhair, .i. the Nugents in Westm.
b. átha findruine,
al. B. Átha, al. Fir Breg, Lg. 203.
b. átha clíath
one of the three Belachs of Erin, Bb. 42 a; ¶ the Dublin road.
b. átha hí
Sas. 990; ¶ Athy road.
b. bairdine
Belocch B., Teh. 230, called after Bairdine, doorkeeper of Emain Macha, perh. nr. Emain; ¶ cf. Barnini.
b. bán
nr. Collooney, Sli.; ¶ Mass was said here in 1798, Pb. 148.
b. mbarnini
Cúchulainn, son of Soeldam, and Scél, son of Barnén, fr. whom is called B. mBarnini, Lu. 121 b.
b. beg
name of Newcastle, now in tl. Ballaghbeg, in c. Down, Dc. i. 50.
b. bela
for Beluch Bela i crich Ua Mochloingthe i fir dorus Disirt ind Faithlegai (Aisling mic Chonglinde), Hc. 2, 736.
b. béama
pass in Dunkerron Mts., c. Kerry, St. B. 745.
b. blaidme
I. 143 a 1.
b. bréachmhaighe
Cúil Chearnadha in Tir-Fhiacrach ext. fr. Beul Átha na Nidheadh to B. B., Fir. 274; ¶ in Tireragh, c. Sli., Fy. 166.
b. buaidge
Colmán and Guairi of B. B. at Dunbaile, Lec. 102.
b. buidhe
an B. Buidhe, B. Buidhe an Choirrshléibhe; ¶ Ballaghboy tl., through which runs the road fr. Boyle to Ballinafad, in p. Aughanagh,
b. Tirerrill, Sli.; ¶ this pass through the Corrshliabh mts. is also called Bóthar buidhe, or Bóthar an Iarla Ruaidh, Fm.
iv. 1232, v. 1318, Au. iii. 500; ¶ Con. 68 a, 78 a, 86 b; ¶ B. Bui, i.e., Iter Pallidum, O'S. III. v. 10.
b. bhuidhe
Lethbhaile an Bhealuigh Bhuide in Pobal Muinntire Crechain, l. of Shane Bourke, Fa. 2.
b. caille finntáin
'san Enghaile (i. Anghaile), c. Long., Au. iii. 54.
b. caille móire
fri Cnogba atuaid, Lu. 58 a.
b. caille tochaill
in Mid-Mun., Lis. 181 a.
b. carcraigh
the d. of Leithghlenn ext. fr. Slíabh Bladhma to Sliabh Uidhe Laighen, fr. Sliabh Mairge to B. Carcraigh, and fr. B. Mughna
to Teach Moling, K. 174 a; ¶ v. B. Corcrach.
b. cathail (?)
Bellachhakil, in dry. Eilogarty, d. Cashel, Tax.
b. cille bríghde
in Fir Tulach, Pass of Kilbride nr. Tyrrell's Pass, c. Westm., Fm. vi. 2054.
b. cille cúirsighe
Con. 55 a; ¶ Kilcoursey Castle is nr. Clara in b. Kilcoursey, King's c.
b. coille
Ballaghcullia, in b. Castlerea, c. Rosc.
b. coille na gcuirridin
Pass of Killygordon, betw. Stranorlar and Castlefinn, Au. iii. 568; ¶ B.C. na gCuirritín in Tír Eoghain, in p. Donaghmore,
b. Raphoe, Fm. v. 1364.
b. coille sotair
in Mac Cuirnin's country in Connacht, Con. 55 a.
b. conghalaigh
at Loch Deirgeírt, Fer. 79.
b. con glais
one of the three Bealachs of Erin, Bb. 42 a; ¶ nr. city of Cork, Of. iii. c. 8, Os. 252, K. 121 a, Fia. 130; ¶ in Mun, Mi.;
¶ laim re muir, Md. xxxiv.; ¶ the President held Kenry, Castlemartyr and Castlemaine, but these were captured by the Earl
of Desmond, who left not a proprietor of a single townland, ó Chumar tri n-uisge co Bealach Conglais, 7 ó Bhealach Conglais
co Luimneach, that he did not subdue, Fm. v. 1666; ¶ fr. the Boyne to B. Conghlais was the 3rd part of Ireland, Fir. 39;
¶ B. Con Glais, al. B. Muccad, Glas, son of Donddesa, foster son of Etersceol, K. of Erin, pursued a wild boar fr. Magh Temrach
southwards to B. Muccad, Bb. 198 a; ¶ this last may be in cc. Wick. or Cork.
b. conglais
i Laignib, F. 171, Fg. 224; ¶ Baltinglass p. and town in W. of c. Wick.; ¶ Belcunglas, in d. Dub., Cr. an. 1193; ¶ Balkynglas,
Sw. an. 1276, Gr. an 1380; ¶ Hardiman's Statute of Kilk., an. 1472, p. 82; ¶ B. Conglais, Bran Dub's fort was there, al.
B. Dubthaire, Ll. 300 a, 301 b; ¶ the Chapel of Rathbran (Ráith Brain) is in or joined to parish of Baltinglas, Pgi. i. 205.
b. con-léith
Cork Harbour (or Passage), C. 494; ¶ al. B. con glais (?).
b. corccrach
at Carcair Glais mic Mangaidh in Lein., Lis. 197 a; ¶ v. B. Carcraigh.
b. corrdoire
Megraghnaill, chief of Muintir Eoluis, slain in B.C. in Muintir Cearballáin, Con. 76 a.
b. cró
cath Bealaigh Cró by Críomthann, son of Éunna, wherein Fionn fell at Tiobrad Fhinn, and a great number of the Dealbhna along
with him, K. 164 b; ¶ the Delbna Ui Maine deafeated here, Hb. 79; ¶ in Ui Maine (?).
b. curdhit
maidm Bealaigh C. ar Eogan mac Néill oig hui Neill, le cloinn Mic hui Neill, Bhuidhe (A.D. 1444), Au. iii. 152; ¶ seems in
O'Neills' lands.
b. dá bend
al. B. nDuirgein, Ll. 194 a, I. 150 a 2, Lbl. 427, Bb. 195 b, Lec. 461; ¶ al. B. na Dá Benn, Ll. 194 a, Lbl. 427; ¶ B. dá
mbend, Bb. 195 b.
b. ndaingin
W. of Cashel, X. 430 b 1.
b. dá liach
al. B. dá Liac; ¶ Eochu and Rib parted at B. da Liach, Rib going W. to Tír Cluchi Midir, i.e., Mag Find, Lu. 39 a; ¶ Ri
mac Muireadha 7 Eochaigh mac Muiri do lodar a neas a hIrluachair for imirce 7 ro dealaighsead an dis ac B. dá Liag, E. of
Brugh mic an Oic, I. 147 b ... a hIrluachair for imirge; ¶ ro dheghailsit Conair ic B. dá liac, Sa. 47 a 1; ¶ Rodeadhlaidhset
ac B. da liach 7 luidh Eocho for Breagha co Brugh mic in n-Oig, 7 do luidh Rí Siar go Magh Find, I. 160 b 1, Bb. 208 b, Ed.
474; ¶ seems betw. Brug na Bóinne and Mag Finn.
b. damáin
i Seinglenn Coluim Cille, Md. 159 = Semita Cervi, Ct. 391; ¶ in Glencolmkill, c. Don., Bco. 4 a; ¶ it is nr. a river.
b. dathi
at B. Dúin Bolg, in Lein., Lbl. 945.
b. dathi
Colman Bec mac Diarmada, K. of Uisneach, slain in the battle of B. Dathi. Ll. 42, Hb. 62, K. 160 a; ¶ B. Daithe, now Ballaghanea,
in p. Lurgan, c. Cavan, O'D. Au. i. 74, Ch. 63; ¶ but v. Belach Feda; ¶ Bile Daithe, al. Craebh Bealaigh Dathi ... from
it are called Firbili; ¶ this suggests b. Farbill, Westm., Lbl. 344; ¶ Craeb Belaigh Dathi; ¶ it fell southwards to Carn
Uachtair Bili; ¶ hence Firbili gets the name, Ll. 200.
b. ndeind
al. B. nEideinn, Bd., section 39.
b. derg
Belagh Derg, Ac. 314; ¶ called Béal Átha doire Dubáin in Fm. iv. 718.
b. dubthaire
al. Belach Conglais, nr. seat of K. Brandub, Ll. 300 a, 301 b, Lec. 611; ¶ Baltinglass, in Lein.
b. duiblinne
al. B. Átha Cliath, Lbl. 237, Bb. 147 a, Lct. 4, 14.
b. dúin
Lorcan Mide fr. B.D. to the Shannon, Ll. 184; ¶ "old name for Disert Ciaráin, al. Castlekieran, in b. Up. Kells, c. Meath";
¶ St. Cíarán of, Lec. 329; ¶ Tl. 60, 257, Au. i. 242, 442, Fm. ii. 694, Dm. ii. 283, B. lix. 885, Ch. 245; ¶ Beladoyn,
Ac. 122; ¶ Ciarán Belaig, Fg. 116, Mt. 27, Lis. 6 b.
b. dúin
al. B. Dúin Bolg; ¶ Aedh Mac Ainmirech died at Bealach Duin in battle, Bb. 33 b, Ai. 16 a; ¶ in c. Wick.
b. dúin
appears to refer not to Castlekieran, nr. Kells, but to some place in Louth, prob. Bealach dúna Dealgan, the pass or road
of Dundalk, Fm. ii. 754, Cg. 134; ¶ Brian came to Conaille Muirthemne and reached B. Dúin about August, Lg. 222.
b. dúin bolg
nr. Dún Buaice, Ll. 301 b, 306 a; ¶ Cath Dúin Bolcc il-Laignib; ¶ S. of Dún Buchat (Dunboyke, nr. Hollywood, in c. Wick.),
nr. Cell Belat, nr. Donard, Fm. i. 218; ¶ nr. Ráith Brain, Lec. 612; ¶ at Rathbran Chapel, in p. Baltinglas; ¶ Cell Belad
a farradh Belaig D. Bolc, Lbl. 944; ¶ Kilbaylet, in c. Wick., betw. Dun Buaic and Ráith Brain, in Lein., Lec. 612; ¶ Aodh
mac Ainmire slain by Bran Dubh, K. of Lein., in battle of Bco. 13 a, Bb. 33 b, 50 a, Ai. 116 a, Lg. 184, K. 162 b; ¶ B. Dúni
Bolg, Bco. 13 a.
b. dúin iarainn
Doonierin, a fort and tl. 4 m. NW. of Sli., Fm. v. 1428, Con. 82 b; ¶ fr. Doonieren in Ros Cede, N. to Finned in Machaire
Eabha, in b. Carbury, c. Sli., Fy. 479, Ci.
b. durgein
Rd. 14, Lbl. 451 a; ¶ Durgen fuair ingir cec áird -ingen Luaith—is hí ba sond selaig sund for Fund Belaig na da Bend—ingen
trescat tolaib tond, Ll. 194; ¶ al. B. da beand a cetna ainm; ¶ B. nDuirgein cid diata? Nin Duirgein ingean Lomgluinig Lomaltaigh
mic Lothraigh do shil Meircill mic Smirrduibh 7 Earecad ingean Treascad; ¶ do luidis dua Indeach le Duirgein co nDuirgein,
I. 150 a 2, Lbl. 427, Bb. 195 b; ¶ B. nUirgein, Lec. 461: Luidh dan Indech leé co Belach da Benn, arba hé a chetna ainm dó.
Is ann dan nobith ic slat 7 ac sirorgain for sin mbelach út, conadh dia bás 7 día bethaidh ro hainmnighedh Belach nDuirgein—Sa.
20 a 1.
b. eachaille
Ai. 63 b; ¶ in Thomond (?); ¶ leg. B. Eochaille.
b. eachla
Ui Luascan Scuirri ext. fr. B. Eachla to Maen a nIbair, Lec. 196; ¶ fr. Bealach Eachla to Moin-an-Inbhir, and fr. Iobar Breacmhuighe
to Cluain Caoin, Fir. 483.
b. edinn
in Sliabh Mairge, Ll. 160, 216; ¶ B. nEidind in Cuigedh Gailian at Sliabh Mairge, Bb. 178 b, Sa. 26 b.
b. n-ega
Na hOthair ro fagadair na Deisi a n-oirthear ro sgeodnadair ag impod a n-air; ¶ is de sin atá Bealach Neaga a Nadratha, I.
91 b 1.
b. ele
battle of, betw. Mun. and Lein., Fm. i. 329; ¶ a pass in Ely O'Carroll, C. 73.
b. eochaille (the Youghal road)
in Desmond, Fm. ii. 1016; ¶ in or nr. the Déisi of d. Lismore, Fm. i. 510.
b. eoin
Belach Eúin, Imroll Belaigh Eóin, in Ulst., Lu. 82, Ll. 79; ¶ in Muirtheimne, Hf. 37 b.
b. feabhrad
in d. of Limk., K. 174 a; ¶ over Ballyhowra Hills; ¶ B. Febrat i Sléib Cháin, Ll. 353 a, Fir. 720, I. 108 b 2, Bb. 123 a,
Fg. 58, Md. 80; ¶ v. Sliab Cáin; ¶ this word is reflected by Ballyhowra Hills on border of Limk. and Cork.
b. feda
nr. Clonard; ¶ al. B. an fheadha, al. B. nDaithi; ¶ cath Belaig Fheda arrad Chluana hIraird, Lh. 63, Lb. 237; ¶ = Cúil
Feda, Lh. 64; ¶ Cath Doete, dian-aim B. Feadha, ria n-Aod mac Ainmirech for Feraib Mide, dú in rothuit Colmán Becc, Fm. i.
208. In a note O'D. says, "This place is called B. an Fheadha in H. 1, 15 of T.C.D., and is Ballaghanea in p. Lurgan, c. Cavan;
¶ Ac. conjectures that Colmán Becc was slain at Belanaha nr. Mullingar, but he is evidently wrong; ¶ "bellum Daethe in quo
cecidit Colmán Bec; ¶ cath Belaig Dhaithe in quo cecidit Colmán Bec, Au. i. 70, 74, Ch. 62; ¶ Hennessy quotes without comment
O'D.'s views; ¶ Ballahanea in Cavan, 20 or 25 m. fr. Clonard, and Ballinaha nr. Mullingar, about 13 m. fr. Clonard, are not
nr. Clonard, and so are not B. Feda; ¶ in or nr. Clonard itself must be this Pass of the Wood, and in Clonard p. are Longwood
and Hardwood, and nr. it are Ballina p. and Ballina House, i.e., Bealach in fheadha; ¶ al. Bealach nDaithe; ¶ this Pass
of the Wood on border-line of N. and S. of Ireland would be a likely place for a big battle.
b. fedha áird
Belach fithard in dry. Bambech, d. Cork, Tax.
b. feda máir
Nemed, fr. whom Árd Nemid in Tírib Ui Liatháin is called, was K. of the Erand as far as B.F.M., Ll. 292 b, Fir. 388.
b. féile
Cath Belaigh F., betw. men of Mun. and Lein, K. 164 b; ¶ Mobriccu Belaig F., Ll. 348, 356, Fm. i. 326, Fir. 719, Lec. 184,
Lb. 15, Md. 16, Mt. 12.
b. finni
Immairech Belaigh F., Z. 469, col. 1.
b. finnuis
O'S. III. iii. 2; ¶ Via Finnuis, nr. Monaghan castle.
b. forcitail
in dá Ailithir i mBeluch F., I. 110 a 2, Ll. 373, Lb. 23; ¶ nr. r. Bann, prob. at Bellaghy, Dc. i. xxvi.; ¶ Is la Huibh
mBairrchi Laighen ó B.F. co Banda, I. 58 a 1, Ll. 314, Bb. 74 a; ¶ Imleach n-Each, ext. fr. B.F. to the Banna, bestowed on
Comgall Beandchair by Cormac Mac Diarmada, Lec. 198; ¶ Ibar of Imleach, son of Cormac (of the Hui mBairrche) and Comgall
Beannchair; ¶ to these belonged the country fr. B.F. to Banna, Fir. 462.
b. fualaiscaig
ds., where Fíd nGaible is, Ll. 159 a, Bd. 9; ¶ now Feeguile, p. Cloonsast, King's c.
b. gabrad
i tír Ossraige, Tl. lv.; ¶ leg. B. Gabráin (?).
b. gabráin
Tl. p. 194, Lbl. 112, Sa. 26 a 2; ¶ in Osraigib, Lb. 28, Lis. 5 b, K. 164 b, Con. 45 a; ¶ a well-known passage fr. Lein.
into Osraige (Ossory), prob. at Goresbridge, on the Barrow, leading to Gowran, c. Kilk; ¶ v. Belat Gabráin; ¶ Gabrán mac
Ailb, fr. him is named B. nGabráin, Ll. 378; ¶ Bealach nGabhrain, named fr. Gabhran, son of Ucha, son of Auigen Urgnuidh,
K. of Lein., Fir. 434; ¶ Alb. son of Augen Aurgnidhe, whose son was Gabran a quo B. Gabrain, X. 72; ¶ so named fr. Gabrán,
a hound of Failbi Fland that pursued a wild pig of Druim Almaine, called Lurgan, and died on the way back, Bb. 198 a; ¶ so
called from Gabran, son of Fitrecan, of the Cenél nUcha, Bb. 70, 68 b.
b. ngabrain
i Maistin, Land 610, fo. 122 b; ¶ B. nGabrain i Maistin (around Mullaghmast), Cf. p. 76; ¶ Cell Mic Cathail i n-Uib Bairrche,
.i. i mBelach Gabrain, F. 184; ¶ Indell Craibdech at B. Gabráin, I. 110 b 3, Ll. 354, Lec. 89; ¶ Mell C. of B. Gabráin,
Lec. 89; ¶ Mell Craibthech of B. Gobráin at Daire Melli, Bb. 117 b; ¶ B. Gabhráin, Gowran, in c. Kilk., referred to Lec.
190, Md. 350, Ct. 26, Fia. 188, Ce. 38, 54, Bb. 263 a, Sil., 258 Sas. 7929, Au. iii. 44, Mi., Ci., Con. 45 a; ¶ v. B. Gobráin.
b. giri
Congalach mac Carill slain by the Cenel nEógain in mBelach G. inn inbir, Ll. 41.
b. gobhráin
S. of B. Mugnai, Lg. 213; ¶ .i. Belach Gabráin (?); ¶ Meall Craibhtheach of Bealach Gobran at Daire Melli, Bb. 117 b; ¶
v. B. Gabráin.
b. goirt in íbair
al. B. Guirt in ibhair, battle in which K. of Ulaid was slain by K. of Ailech; ¶ Gortinure, in p. Killelagh, b. Loughinsholin,
Derry, Au. ii. 48, Fm. ii. 946, Lc. i. 78; ¶ now Gortimore, Dc. i. p. xliii.
b. goirt in maigh air
Mac Dómhnail McLochlainn and many Ulstermen were slain by Donnsleibhe Mac Eochadha in the battle of B. Guirt in Magh Air,
Ai. 29 a; ¶ same as B. Goirt in Ibair (?).
b. grene
betw. Arm. and Fernach ua Mebla and Tyr., Au. ii. 156; ¶ W. of t. of Arm. (fr. context); ¶ Au, Index, says "in Tyrone".
b. in ...
v. Belach an ...
b. lechta
B. Leachta; ¶ are there 2 places of this name? Brian defeated the Eugenians here an. 975 (recte 977); ¶ some say this was
at Bearna dhearg on Sliabh Caoin, others that the place was nr. Magh Cromtha, Macroom, nr. Muisire na móna móire (Mushera
mt.); ¶ in Muskerry, E. of Macroom, at the confluence of the Lee and the Sulane, Fm. ii. 704; ¶ betw. L. Longa, NW. of Glenworth
in Fermoy, c. Cork, and Ardpatrick in b. Coshlea, c. Limk., Cg. 104; ¶ al. Belach Legtha, q.v.; ¶ cath Bealaig L. by Brian
Bóraimhe against Maolmhaoidh, K. 169 b, Fir. 689, Bb. 38 b, Ai. 20 b, St. B. 434, Ac. 157, Hb. 80, Hx. 736, Hz. 212; ¶ v.
Áth Belaig Lechta.
b. legtha
a pass through the mt. Cenn Fhebrat, melted by a miracle of St. Patrick; ¶ Cenn Fhebrat is betw. Árd Pátraic in c. Limk.
and L. Lunga in b. Fermoy, c. Cork, Tl. 208.
b. liac
W. of L. Rí, Ll. 212.
b. licce
Crimthann, son of K. of Lein., killed there, cath Belaig L., Au. i. 176, Fm. i. 320, Fia. 52; ¶ in Lein. or its borders;
¶ Guin Chriomhthoin mic Ceallaigh Chualonn a ccáth B. Lice, Hb. 74.
b. locha lurgan
N. sound or entrance to Galway Bay by the Skird rocks, Wc. 92.
b. luimnigh
one of the "Three Belachs" of Erin; ¶ high road to or through Limk., I. 190 a 2, Bb. 42 a, Lbl. 237, Z. 183, col. 1. b. maol;
¶ Ballochmyle in Scotl., Jo.
b. mic uilc
in Louth; ¶ i Muig Muirtheimne, Ha. 765, Mm. 508.
b. midlúachra
doluid Patricc for B. M. hí Crích Conailli, fillis la sliab síar; ¶ a place named Elda was there, Tl. 244; ¶ a pass fr.
Meath into Louth over Sliab Breg, or from Arm. on into Louth, nr. Moiry Castle, 2 m. SE. of Forkhill, over the Armagh range,
which runs into Louth by Forkill House and Carrickbroad House, on the road to Dundalk.
b. mór
Ballaghmor tl., nr. Ballyadams, b. Stradbally, Queen's c., Fm. ii. 1190, note.
b. mór
in Ossory, K. 167 a; ¶ Saighir beg and its Bealach Mór plundered by Aodh O Byrne, Bran. 92 a; ¶ so, Saighir beg was on it.
b. mór maige dala; ¶ Ballaghmore, tl. on high road fr. Mountrath to Roscrea; ¶ old road fr. Tara to SW. of Ireland, Fm.
v. 1748; ¶ he carried his prey to the woods of B. M. M. D., and thence to Slieve Bloom, Fm. v. 1750; ¶ O'Neill ravaged Ely
O Carroll and then went to Bealach mór Maighe Dala, to Roscrea, to Ikerrin, and p. of Templemore, Fm. v. 2148; ¶ Ballaghmore,
nr. Borris-in-Ossory; ¶ Ballaghmore tl. and castle, nr. high road from Mountrath to Roscrea, "al. B. mór Osraighe" (Keating),
which ran fr. SW. of Ireland, O'D.; ¶ but it seems N. of Roscrea, towards Slieve Bloom. b. muccaid; ¶ al. B. Conglais; ¶
Glas followed a wild pig from Magh Temrach S. to B. Muccadh, where he, his hounds, and the pig were killed, Bb. 198 a.
b. mugna
N. of Belach Gabráin, Lg. 213; ¶ in S. Kild., Au. i. 422; ¶ in defence of Ros nGlaise the battle of Belach Mugna, in Magh
Ailbi, in Hui Drona was fought, Bb. 128 a, Lec. 123; ¶ in Mag Ailbe, Ll. 47 a, ML. 96 (the Craeb Mugna was in it), K. 168
a; ¶ a n-iarthur Laigen for brú Berba, F. 181; ¶ in iarthur Laigen, Md. 332; ¶ called simply Mugnai, F. 175, 181; ¶ B.
Mune, in Tristildermot dry., d. Dub., Cr. 145; ¶ for B. M. sen-róirind, It. i. 106; ¶ of old Raoire, i.e., Reelion, nr.
Tristledermot, or Castledermot; ¶ Cath B. M., in wheih Lein, defeated Mum., Ll. 25 b, 52 b; ¶ now Ballaghmoon, 21/2 m. N.
of town of Carlow, and in c. Kild.; ¶ so O'D. Fm. ii. 564, and all moderns; ¶ but the old MSS. place it 14 m. further S.
in Moyalvy, in Idrone; ¶ v. Ch. 180, 182, Ac. 144, Mm. 487, Ce. 38, Au. i. 422, Fm. ii. 564.
b. muni in tsiriti
the Wizard's Pass, Lu. 110 b; ¶ B. mune na sirrite, al. B. Mhuine na Sirdhe; ¶ O'Conor, heir apparent to the monarchy of
Ireland, was killed by Ua Dubhlaich of Feara Tulach, as they considered him a stranger in sovereignty over the men of Meath,
an. 1144, Tig., Rc. xviii. 163, Fm. ii. 1074, Hb. 108, Ai. 35 b; ¶ Conchobar mac Toirrdelbaig Ui Conchobair airrígdomhna
Erenn 7 Rí Mídhe frí ré lethbhliana do marbad ag Belach Mhuine na siridhe la Tigerna Fer Tulach, Fm. ii. 1074; ¶ O'D. says
"not identified," and omits to translate Rí Mídhe, but is it not in Fertullagh, or somewhere in Meath?
b. na háite
Gregory's Sound, betw. Aranmór and Inisheer, so called from Benn Áite in Aranmor, Wc. 92.
b. na beithighe
in Magh Sleacht, Brefney, and beside Alt na hElti, Con. 15 b; ¶ ag Allt na hEillti ós Beluch na Beithighe i cinn Sléibhe
in Iaraind, Au. ii. 320; ¶ Cath Maige Slecht ar brú Átha deirg ag Alt na hEllte uas B. na Bethighe, Fm. iii. 356, Lc. i.
414; ¶ not Ballaghnabethy in p. of Cloonclare, c. Leit., but in b. Tullyhaw, c. Cavan, O'D.; ¶ it is betw. Slieve Aneirin
and the Cavan border, 2 m. off.
b. na mbó
at Aberfoyle, Scotl., Jo.
b. na bóroime
seems S. border of Lein., ML. 107; ¶ 31 Triuchas in Lein., fr. Indbir Duiblinde go B. na Bóromhe, I. 173 b 2.
b. na corrgad
Maidm Belaigh na C. G., al. Maidm na Gairbh Eisccreach, or defeat of Eskir, in p. Ballyloughloe, b. Clonlonan, Westm., Fm.
iv. 1094.
b. an dá benn
Ll. 194 a; ¶ al. B. dá benn, al. B. nDuirgen, in Lein., Ll. 194, Lbl. 427, q.v.
b. na fadhbaighe
nr. Limk., Au. iii. 492; ¶ he went fr. Limk. through B. na F., and through Belach an ghamhna to O'Brien's wooden bridge over
the Shannon, Lc. ii. 210, Con. 70, Fm. v. 1306 (which calls the bridge droichet Puirt Croisi, now Portcrusha, in p. Castleconnell);
¶ N. of Limk., towards Castleconnell.
b. na fearbog
in Inis medhón of Aran, Wc. 86; ¶ B. na Fearbach, now Foul Sound, fr. Fearbach, a part of Inis Medhón of Aran, Wc. 92.
b. na fert
at Magh Muccraime, in Connacht, Bb. 206 b.
b. na finnise
S. Sound betw. Inisheer Island and c. Clare, Wc. 92.
b. na fort
al. b. na Feart at Fraech-Magh, in Connacht, Lec. 488.
b. na ngall
a boundary of Cloch Naighe, Ix. 65.
b. na ngamhna
N. of Limk. city, towards Castleconnell, betw. Limk. and Portcrusha; ¶ al. B. an ghamna, Fm. v. 1306; ¶ Au. iii. 482; ¶
Lc. ii. 210, Con. 2 a; ¶ v. B. na Fadhbaighe.
b. na ngeinte mbán-druadh
E. of Áth Íssel in Mun., Lis. 196 a; ¶ E. of Athassel.
b. na lece
the Duthaidh of Ui Chiaragain, Fir. 271.
b. na luchaide
Lughuidh Menn made swordland of the l. fr. Beirn trí gcarbad in Carn Fhearadaigh to Luchad, i.e., B. na Luchaide, and fr.
Áth na Bóraimhe to Léim-an-Chon, K. 159 b; ¶ in Clare (?). b. na hurbron; ¶ in MacDermot's country; ¶ prob. Ballagh tl.,
p. Kilmore, b. N. Ballintober, c. Rosc., O'D., Fm. iv. 1084, Con. 64 a; ¶ v. next name.
b. na n-urbrointeadh
Conor McDermot slain by McDermot at B. na n-U., Fm. v. 1274; ¶ doubtless in Moylurg.
b. na n-urmhointech
ós cionn Droichit mic Muanaigh. Lc. ii. 414, 204.
b. oirtbe
cath Belaich O., by Tuathal Techtmar against the Aitheach Tuatha of Coiged nGailian; ¶ Lec. 590, Of. 302; ¶ prob. in Lein.
b. rátha
seems nr. Ailech, Lb. 29; ¶ b. Ratha, Ballagh nr. Malin, Inishowen, Lis. fo. 5 a.
b. rathain
in Cavan, Genealach Ui Raghallaigh, Hx. 852; ¶ b. Rathain do ghearradh lá Galloibh, for Muinntir Mhaolmhordha, Hb. 128.
b. slige
i.e., Slige Assail, S. road to Tara, Ll. 292; ¶ B. Sligheadh-nAsail; ¶ the Mun. road to Tara, Fir. 390.
b. smechuin
Regatsa for Belach Gabraúin condechus for B. S., Ll. 122; ¶ nr. Gowran in Kilk.
b. teneadh
Ferghus, son of Colman, K. of Meath, fell in the battle of B. T., Fir. 182; ¶ leg. Bile Teneadh (?).
b. tíre ithain
in Síl Anmchadha, where the O'Maddens slew the son of E. of Clanr.icard, Fm. v. 1492; ¶ now Tirran in b. Longf., c. Galw.,
O'D.
b. ua luscaigh
in Fidh nGaillmhi, no Gaibhli, I. 148 a 2; ¶ in Fid nGaible, now Feeguile.
b. ui michein
Md. 246; ¶ v. B. hui Mithidhéin and B. Ui Mithighéin.
b. hui mithighen
Ballaghmeehin, in p. Rossinver, b. Rossclogher, c. Leit., Au. iii. 274; ¶ O Mithidhéin an Bhealaigh (ui M.), comorba Molaisi;
¶ Maguires slain there by O'Rourks; ¶ he crossed the Erne, keeping L. Melvin on his right, and reached B. uí Mithidhéin,
Fm. iv. 842, 916, 1114; ¶ vi. 1960.
And sein do cuir Brian Cath Bélaigleccha, du idrocair Maelmuadh Mac Brain ri Muman, Z. 371; ¶ v. Belach Lechta. bél áithe
líge; ¶ Tadhg na Glac móire O'Brien defeated O Ceallaigh in battle of B., Ai. 107 a.
he was slain at Bél an átha when leaving Mullingar; ¶ at Bridge of Ballina tl. in b. Moyashel, Westm., Fm. v. 1530; ¶ Belanaha
nr. Mullingar, Ac. 90; ¶ different fr. Bél áth glasarnach, now Bellyglass, in same parish.
ó Bhél an Á. go Muileann Uí Occáin on E. of the Shannon, opposite Killaloe, at Ballina Bridge, c. Tipp., Fm. v. 1572, Hb.
9 a.; ¶ Béal an Átha entrance to Áth na Borumha, the ford of Killaloe Ods. 577; ¶ different from Béal Átha Borumha, q.v.
b. an átha buidhe
the Yellow Ford, on r. Callan, NE. of city of Arm.; ¶ O'Neill vanquished the English there in 1598; ¶ Fm. vi. 2060; ¶ al.
Áth Buidhe, Bealach Buidhe.
b. an átha fada
Ballinafad, on shore of L. Cé., Ar. 302; ¶ recte on shore of L. Arrow; ¶ it is separated by the Curlieu mts. fr. L. Cé;
¶ in S. of b. Tirerrill, in c. Sli., 4 m. N. of Boyle, Fy. 479, Fm. v. 1852, Lc. ii. 472.
b. an átha fada
in Cenél Dobhtha O'Hanly's l., in p. Lissonuffy, in S. of b. Rosc., c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 1120.
b. an átha fada
Ballinafad, in b. Carra, c. Mayo.
b. an átha min
(in Moylurg, or in O Gara's country in Rosc.); ¶ O Clery made an attack on O Gadra, but Domhnall Mac Diarmada attacked him
at B. an Átha min, Con. 52 b.
b. an átha solais
Aughsollis, on r. Ilen, 1 m. W. of Skibbereen, Gc. 50; ¶ in Tuath Ua Coneid, in Mun., Bb. 112 a; ¶ fr. Midhros co B. in
Átha Solais on the boundary of Tuath O Ceindeididh in Corco Laidhi, I. 90 b 3; ¶ O Cendedigh of Corca Laoighe owned the country
fr. Miodhros to b. an Átha Soluis, and fr. Loch an Bhricin to Ceann Mara, Fir. 677.
b. an atha soluis
in Kenel Enda, Fm. iv. 985, note.
b. an átha soluis
nr. Hill of Uisnech in Westm., Mis. i. 234. b. an bhealaigh; ¶ at Sliabh an Iarainn in Connacht, Con. 15 b; ¶ they marched
betw. Áth na Beithighe and B. an Bh. to Sliabh an Iarainn, Lc. i. 410; ¶ in c. Leit.
b. an bhelaigh (?)
Bellvelly in the Great Island of Cork.
b. an chip
O'Brien marched by Bell Mainchin to Bél an chip, Fm. v. 1670; ¶ now Cnoc an chip on sea-shore, in p. Kilmanaheen, 2 m. W.
of Lahinch, c. Clare, FM. v. 1670.
b. an chláir
Ballinclare tl., p. Kilmacteige, b. Leyny, Sli.; ¶ caislén Beóil in Ch. a cocrich Ghaleng, Fm. v. 1314, Lc. ii. 214, Au.
iii. 498; ¶ also called Aclare, Fy. 479.
b. an chlogaidh
nr. Duibglenn and in the W. nr. the sea, in Thomond or its borders, Tor. 4, Ai. 576.
b. an chomraic
Belacorick, nr. border of Erris and Tirawley, on road fr. Ballina to Belmullet, Fy. 479.
b. an droichit
Ballindrehid, in the Duthaidh of Brian O Conor, in N. Connacht, Con. 68 a, 83 a; ¶ Fm. v. 1430, 1382 (3 m. SW. of Sli. town),
Fm. iv. 1214 (Ballindrehid, 1 m. N. of Ballysadare). Lc. ii. 199, i. 216, Pb. 45.
b. an fhiodhail
in Huibh Caisin, Ai. 71 a; ¶ r. Ui Caisin.
b. an mhíl
Bellaveel, al. Ballavilla, nr. Ballyhaunis, Mayo. b. an tsnámha; ¶ betw. b. of Longf., c. Galw., and Athcroch ford on the
Shannon, Ar. 302; ¶ betw. Céll an Ibair and Cuasan Húi Brain, where Hobert, son of Laiseach Mac Rosa was drowned, Con. 57
a.
b. an tachair
Ballintogher, in b. Tirerrill, Sli., nr. border of c. Leit., Fm. iii. 400, iv. 680, Ci.
b. an tairbh
betw. Inishbiggle and Achil Island, in b. Burrishoole, Mayo, Fy. 479.
gp., maidm Bélat by O Maelaghlin and the men of Mag Ítha over the Ciannachta, Lc. i. 68, Fm. ii. 908, Au. ii. 28; ¶ Ui makes
it Bailteagh in Keenagh, c. Londonderry."
Cúchulainn flung the hound Conbél fr. Abann Cholptha in Cualnge to Belut "conid de atá Belut forsin chloich for a tórchair
Conbél cú Conaill maic gleo glais, Ll. 110 b, 110 a. belat; ¶ v. Cell Belait, Ll. 302 a.
ap.; ¶ in 1110 Mun. defeated by Connacht there; ¶ in 1129 "a hosting of Leth Mogha into Connacht, they levelled the Ruadhbheitheaca
(Roevehagh in p. Killeely, b. Dunkellin, c. Galw.), and the Belata; ¶ " some cross-roads or passes in or nr. p. Killeely,
Ch. 316, 332.
al. Glend Táil, in Ulst., Ll. 69; ¶ they went round Colpta to his Tobar (Colpta's well) to B. Ailiuin at Sliabh Liac, betw.
Cuailngne and Conailliu, Lbl. 589, Lu. 65, which has B. alióin.
Fm. i. 490, Au. i. 368, 226; ¶ Pass of Gowran, c. Kilk., al. Belach G., "erexit se per Belut Gabráin," A. 15 bb; ¶ luid
for Belach Gabráin hi tír n-Osraigi, Tl. 194.
in W. of c. Rosc.; ¶ every man was there fr. Cúl Maoile to Sliab Buidhuinn, and fr. B. A. H. to the Shannon, Lc. ii. 356.
b. átha ailiuin
Liasaliag ainm oile di; ¶ B. Á. A. a ainm conuige sin, Glenntail ó shin amach, at Bearnas, B. C. in Cuailgne, Hf. 22 a.
b. átha áird na riadh
i Connachtaibh; ¶ Ballina in Tirawley, Fm. iv. 1140, Au. iii. 308, of which Ardnarea is a suburb.
b. átha h-amhnais
Ballyhaunis, betw. pp. Bekan and Annagh, in b. Costello, Mayo, Fy. 479.
b. átha an aonaigh
in c. Rosc., Kj. iv. 456.
b. átha an bhóirín
Os vadi semitæ, O'S. II. iv. 15, in b. Clanwilliam, c. Limk., Fm. v. 1714; ¶ nr. Barrington's Bridge (Webb's Comp. of Irish
Biog.), 4 or 5 m. E. of Limk.
b. á. an bhuanna
on obundary of Dún Trí Liag, Hb. 14 a.
b. á. an caisléin mhaoil
ford on the r. Shrule, c. Tyrone, nr. Castle Moyle, Au. iii. 246.
b. á. an chaolaicc
in c. Limk., Hb. 13 b.
b. á. an choiléir
a mBel Átha in Ch. re taebh Muinecháin, Au. iii. 454; ¶ on the Blackwater, nr. Monaghan t.
b. á. an comhraic
Ballycorick tl. in p. Clondagad, on the boundary of b. Clonderalaw and b. Islands, c. Clare, Fm. vi. 1878.
b. á. an chomhraic
Bellacorick, 11 m. fr. Crossmolina, c. Mayo. b. á. an fhedha; ¶ in Breifne, Hx. 852; ¶ Ballaghanea in p. Lurgan, c. Cavan
(?).
b. á. an fheadha
Ballina in Tirawly, Fy. 424.
b. á. an fhóid
Bellanode, on r. Blackwater, 3 m. fr. town of Monaghan.
b. á. an ghobhann
al. Baile Eoin Gabhann (Fm. an. 1600), now Ballygown, al. Smithstown, p. Kilshanny, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1670. b. á. an leathir;
¶ i.e., Os vadi corii, betw. Cúl na gcaisel and Bél Lice, O'S. III. ii. 12; ¶ nr. Ballinr.obe.
b. á. an mhaide
O Briain of B. Á. an Mh. (in Thomond ?), Ai. 116 a.
b. á. an mhuilinn
Cúig Seisreacha Sleachta Eamoinn mic Uilliam, .i. trí Seisreacha Bheal Átha an Mhuillin, &c., Hb. 14 b.
b. á. an tuir
Ballytore, c. Kild.
b. á. an urchair
now ardnurcher, al. Horseleap, in Moycashel b., Westm., Kj. iv. 450.
b. á. boruma
Ballyboro tl., in p. Killegny, b. Bantry, Wexford, called Bealaborowe in Inq. temp. Car. i., Ods. 578; ¶ different fr. Áth
na Borumha.
b. á. bhriain
on border of Cinnéide na Cóirchloiche's trian tíre Ó Ccuanach, Ai. iii. b, Hb. 12 b; ¶ in Ui Cuanach; ¶ in Baile Sidhnóid,
Ix. 15.
b. á. buídhi
in Tuath Hui Duibh da leithi in Corcolaighe in Mun., Bb. 112 a; ¶ on a stream which forms the N. boundary of Ardglass or
Greenmount, in p. Kilcoe, in Corca Laigde, Gc. 48; ¶ terr. of O Coffey, al. tuath Ua nDuibh da Lethe in Corca Laoighe; ¶
ext. fr. Béul Atha na hUidhre to B. Á. B., and fr. Gort na Dabhcha to Loch an Tairbh, Fir. 677, I. 90 b 3, Bb. 112 a.
b. á. chaisil bracáin
al. B. Á. Ch. b. Uí Brocáin in tl. Carrickmore, SE. of Boyle in p. Boyle, c. Rosc., Fm. v. 1262, iv. 1080, Con. 63 b.
b. á. caoláin
an O'Donnell slays another O'Donnell at B. Á. C.; ¶ Ballykeelan, 2 m. S. of L. Finn in Tirconnell, Fm. iv. 894.
b. á. charraighe rúachain
in the Baróideacha, or Barrett's country in Desmond, Ai. 78 a.
b. á. cille molua
in Thomond, Ai. 72 a.
b. á. cille otir
11/4 m. fr. Arm., O'S., III. iii. 5.
b. á. cliath muirsge
O Conbhuidhe, chief of the district fr. B. Á. C. M. to Iasgach, Fir. 275; ¶ nr. Easky, c. Sli.
b. á. cluana
Os vadi prati, O'S. III. ii. 7; ¶ nr. Ballyshannon. b. á. conaill; ¶ Ballyconnell, 11 m. NE. of Cavan, in SE. of b. Tullyhaw,
Cavan, Ar. 88; ¶ people slain by O'Rourk of Leitrim at B. Á. C.; ¶ on r. Graine, Fm. iii. 528; ¶ iv. 999, 1068, 1092, vi.
966; ¶ hua Domnaill do dul sluagh, co B. Átha Conaill, a coinne hui Raighilligh 7 imruagadh do beith atorra, Au. iii. 234,
254.
b. á. conga
al. Dubhchonga, now Bellacong, nr. L. Ballymore, in p. Attymas, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fm. iii. 226; ¶ v. B. A. Cunga.
b. á. cuirp
at Lind (F)ec on the boyne, Lec. 615; ¶ nr. Slane. b. á. chuluain; ¶ on r. Erne, Fm. iii. 320.
b. á. cúnga
fr. B. Á. C. W. to Sen-Muaidh is the patrimony of O Cuinn and O Morán, Fir. 285; ¶ Ballycong in Attymas p., b. Gallen, Mayo,
Fy. 244; ¶ r. B. A. Conga.
b. a. daibhche
on border of Dún Trí Liag, Hb. 14a.
b. á. daile
in c. Don., Mm. 407; ¶ leg. B. A. Daire (?).
b. á. daire
O'Neill ravages Fanat, and on or after leaving it is met by O'Donnell at B. Á. Daire ag Lenainn, Fm. iii. 1234; ¶ Lenann
is the beautiful r. Leanan in b. Kilmacrenan, c. Don.; ¶ Rathmelton stands on this r., and within 2 m. of Rathmelton are
Ballyarr wood and Ballyarr house, Pgi. iii. 109; ¶ Ballyarr reflects and preserves Béal átha dhaire; ¶ taréis Fhanaid d'fhágbail
dóib .i. ag B. Atha Daire, Au. iii. 422, Lc. ii. 196, Con. 68 a; ¶ Balladerry, on r. Leanan 1/2 m. fr. Rathmelton, nr. Wood
of Drummonaghan, c. Don., Fm. iv. 1234.
b. á. dairi dubthaigh
in Breifne O'Ruairc, Con. 43 a; ¶ al. b. Á Doire Dubáin, al. Áth Doire Dubhain, Fm. iv. 718.
b. á. deirg
in Clann Bhrian Ruaidh, in E. of Corcomruadh, Tor. 149, Ai. 72 b.
b. á. doire
O'Neill invades Tirconnell, and defeats O'Donnell at B. A. Doire, Lc. ii. 196; ¶ v. B. Á. Daire.
b. á. doire dubháin
O Ruairc went fr. Glen Galvin to Cenél Luachain and to B. A. D. D. (evidently on the Abh bhuidhe, in p. Oughteragh, O'D.),
in c. Leit., and nr. c. Cavan, Fm. iv. 718. b. á. dúin gair; ¶ in Eile, where Dungar Castle is, in p. Corbally, b. Ballybrit,
King's c., close to border of c. Tipp., Fm. vi. 2186; ¶ there was also a Dungar Castle of McDermot of Moylurg, Lc. ii. 388.
b. á. dúin imdain
in Clann Connmaigh, in Connacht, Con. 59 a; ¶ v. C. Conmaigh.
b. á. héin
Ballyhean, in b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 480.
b. á. heis
Dúthadh Sleachta Ruaidhrigh idir B. Á. hEis i bPorráisde Leathradh, in Breifne Ui Raghallaigh, Hx. 854.
b. á. farrna
Os Vadi Farnii, O'S. III. ii. 11; ¶ called, after the defeat of Sir Henr.y Duke, Bél átha na mbhrisgi .i. os vadi biscoctorum
panum.
b. á. fheadha
Ballina, on r. Moy, in b. Tirawley, Fy. 424.
b. á. feorainne
in Connacht, Con. 8 a; ¶ in O'Conor's land of Rosc.; ¶ Afeoran ford and tl. on E. of r. Suck, in p. Taghboy, b. Athlone,
Rosc., Lc. i. 332.
b. á. finntainn
Ballyfintan, in b. Leit., c. Galw., Lc. ii. 454, and Ci.
b. á. fuinnseann
for Abhainn Siumha, S. of Mangartha, Hx. 679; ¶ S. of Mangerton, in c. Kerry (?).
b. á. glais
fr. context it is nr. Mullingar, c. Westm., Fm. iv. 970; ¶ now Ballyglass, al. Bellaglass tl., in p. of Mullingar, O'D.,
who makes it Bel Átha glas arnárach; ¶ leg. B. A. glais (or glaise) ar namárach (?).
b. á. glaishi
Bellaglash, or Glash, ford on a stream in tl. Derrybeg, b. Geshill, which falls into Lord Charleville's lake, Fm. v. 1548.
b. á. glasarnach
Bellyglass, Bellaglass tl., p. Mullingar, c. Westm., Fm. v. 1530, iv. 970, i. 226.
b. á. impir
Mac Eochacain, slain there; ¶ nr. Emper tl. in p. Kilmacnevin, c. Westm., Con. 45 a, Lc. ii. 94.
b. á. iomdháin
Lc. ii. 364; ¶ seems in Moylurg, c. Rosc.
b. á laigen
the forces on land to be in Magh nAdhair, and the forces on sea to be a mBeal A. L., Lis. 152 b; ¶ rendezvous of Mun. fleet
when preparing to rescue Ceallachán, who had been seized by the Danes of Dub., St. B. 420; ¶ seems in Lein.; ¶ v. Áth Laigen.
b. á. liag
Athleague, on the Suck, in b. Athlone, c. Rosc.; ¶ co Caislén Béil Á. Liag, Au. iii. 442; ¶ Ballyleague, the part of Lanesborough
on the Connacht side of the Shannon, Fm. iii. 310. b. a. líghe; ¶ Tadhg na Glao móire mac Bhriain Dhuibh Ui Bhriain lais
ar briseadh Cath Béil Á. Líge ar Ua Ceallaigh, Hb. 7 a; ¶ in Ui Maine.
b. á. lighean
a n-Uachtar Clainni Ricaird, Au. iii. 80, Con. 53 a.
b. á luain
Athlone, Dg. 61.
b. á. maigh adháir
fr. which Glenn Maighe Adhair derives its name, Obr.; ¶ now Glanmire betw. Cork and Foata island.
b. á. mogha
Ballymoe on r. Suck in b. Ballymoe, in NE. of c. Galw., Im. 6, Con. 79 a, Fm. vi. 1962; ¶ v. Áth Moga, and Glinnsge. b. á.
muicce; ¶ nr. Lios Ladhghuill, in Tireragh, Sli., Fy. 172. b. á. na báidhe; ¶ at. r. Ballinaboy, which flows into Manin
Bay; ¶ seems not far fr. Clifden, c. Galw., Wc. 111.
b. a. na mbreac
r. Bellanabrack falls into L. Corrib at Bonbonnain, opposite Caisleán na Circe or Hen's Castle, Wc. 50. b. á. na mbriosgadh;
¶ Fm. vi. 1954; ¶ English, marching to relief of Enniskillen, defeated there by Maguire, O'S. III. ii. 11, Fm. vi. 1952;
¶ "on r. Arney under Drumane bridge, 5 m. S. of Enniskillen, O.D.
b. á. na gcaorach
for Dubhabhainn, Fm. v. 1508; ¶ on the blackwater, which runs betw. pp. of Tisaran and Clonmacnoise in b. of Garrycastle,
King's c., O'D.
b. á. na cárr
l. of O Caemain in Tuath Muighe in Dalbh in Ceara, ext. fr. B. Á. na Carr to Muileann, Lec. 168; ¶ ext. fr. B. Á. na cCarr
to Muileann Tiormain, Fir. 272; ¶ now tl. Ballygarries in p. Ballyhean in Carra, Fy. 156.
b. á. na gcárr
Balenagare in Connacht, O'Conor Don's place; ¶ so written by Charles O'Connor, of Balenagar, at end of his translation of
the "Prayers before Mass," penes me.
b. a. na cennoigeadh
in Connacht, battle of, Con. 66b. b. á. na circe; ¶ on boundary of Dún Trí Liag, Hb. 14 a.
b. á. na ndéise
Athneasy ford and p. in b. Coshlea, Limk., Ods. 581; ¶ in Cliu Mail Mic Ugaine, Fm. v. 1719.
b. á. nadhsluaigh
Ballinasloe, c. Galw., Fm. v. 1815, note.
b. á. na n-each
Bellannagh in b. Clonmahon, c. Davan.
b. á. na fabhcún
in Ely O'Carroll, Fm. v. 1408; ¶ v. Ath na bhfabhcún.
b. á. na foraire
ar Magh na hEamhna, Hf. 33 a, 2nd pt.
b. á na ngarbhán
Burke defeats Mac Willíam Iochtair and the men of Hy Many, Lc. ii. 202; ¶ Burke, of Clanr.ickard, defeats O'Kelly, Fm. v.
1274; ¶ seems in Uí Maine, or nr. it.
b. á. na ngiall
in Ulst.
b. á. na leicci
ó Dún Deide co B. Á. na Leice, on the border of Tuath Ó nAengusa in Corco Laidhe, I. 90 b 3; ¶ the terr. of the Ua nAonghusa
of Corca Laoighe ext. fr. Dún Dede to B.Á. na Lece, and fr. Fearsaid Ros to Gaibhlin an Ghaithnemha, Fir. 677; ¶ nr. Currach
Lice, in S. of p. Drinagh in Corca Laighde, Gc. 90.
b. á. na lúb
at Newbrook in b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 158, 198; ¶ nr. Hollymount; ¶ boundary of Ros Laoigh, Fy. 156, 480; ¶ the 2 Duthaidh
of Hui Chaemáin in Tuath Muighi in Dalb, ext. fr. Cluain Lis Neillin to B.Á. na lúb, Lec. 168, Fir. 272; ¶ the l. of the
Ui Ruadhain ext. fr. B. Á. na L. to Tochar Chillin na nGarg, Fir. 272.
b. á. na mallacht
Ballynamallaght in N. Tyr.
b. á. na mallacht
Bellanamallaght, c. Galw., on r. Owendalulagh, where it flows fr. Slieve Aughty; ¶ v. Áth na Mallacht.
b. á. na marclach
Ballanamallard, in p. Magheracross, b. Tirkennedy, c. Ferm., Au. iii. 446; ¶ O'Neills slay Maguires at B. A. na M., Fm. iv.
1256.
b. á. na meantán
Bellanamantan, 3 m. fr. Clara, King's c.
b. á. na meirdrech
boundary of Oirgialla.
b. á. na muice
in Tír Fiachrach, Fy. 172; ¶ O Dunchadha owned the l. fr. Coillte Luigne to B.Á. na M., Fir. 276.
b. á. na nideadh
nr. Coolcarney, and 6 m. fr. Ballina, c. Mayo, Fm. iii. 225; ¶ Cúil Chearnadha in Tír Fiachrach ext. fr. B. Átha na N. to
Belach Breuchmaighe, Fir. 274, on the Abh bhuidhe (Owenboy r.), at Moorbrook, 2 m. fr. Foxford, c. Mayo, Fy. 166, 480.
b. á. na pailise
in Anghaile, Con. 59 b; ¶ Pallas Ford, on r. Inny, betw. Pallasbeg and Pallasmore, p. Forgny, b. Shrule, Longf., Fm. iv.
1022, Mis. i. 248.
b. a. na pucán
on r. Finn, c. Don., nr. Castlefinn; ¶ a mBeol Átha na Pucán ar Finn, Au. iii. 538.
b. á. na scadán
Bellanascadden, in p. Kilmacrenan, Don.
b. a. na semann
Tuath Í Ghiolla Mhichil, in Corca Laoighe, ext. fr. Binn Siodháin to B. A. na Seamann, and fr. Féth na hiomghona to Ceann
Mara, I. 90 b 4, Fir. 678.
b. a. na sesidh
W. of Róibín Beg, in b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 158; ¶ now B. Á. na Síodh, al. Bealanashee in p. Robeen, N. of Ballinr.obe, O'D.;
¶ Taisicheacht Hui Birn, in Ceara, ext. fr. Tochar Chillín na nGragall to B. A. na Sesed, Lec. 168, Fir. 272, who has Tochar
Cillín na ngarg.
b. á. na sluaigheadh
al. b. A. na sluaicchead, recte Bél átha Nadhsluaigh, Ballinasloe, c. Galw., Fm. v. 1814.
b. á. na teamhrach
in p. Dysart, nr. Castleisland, c. Kerry, Fm. v. 1730, Ods. 710.
b. á. na huidhre
Duthaidh Ui Cobhthaigh, or Tuaith Ua nDuibh, ext. fr. B. A. na hU. to B. A. Buidhe, and fr. Gort na Dabhcha to Loche an Tairbh,
Fir. 677.
b. a. na huidri
same as B. Á. na hUidhre (?) in Tuath Ua nDunlaing, or Ua nDungalaigh, in Mun., Bb. 112 a; ¶ at a stream which divides p.
Kilmeen fr. that of Dunmanway, in c. Cork, Gc. 54; ¶ B. Á. na hUigri, on the boundary of Tuath Í Dungalaid, Ha. 759.
b. á. hóa
in Oirgeallaib, in or nr. Ferna, Lc. ii. 318, Con. 86 a; ¶ Belahoe, 41/4 m. S. of Carrickmacross, on border of Meath and
Mon.; ¶ on a lake of the same name; ¶ in Farney, Fm. v. 1452; ¶ ford of Biayllaho, on borders of Ferny, c. Mon., Gr. 158.
b. á. ragad
Ballyragget, c. Kilk., Fm. vi. 2166, Kj. i. 471. b. a. ríoghna; ¶ Bellarena, 4 m. N. of Limavady.
b. á. sainr.eadhaigh
nr. Enniskillen, Fm. vi. 1950.
b. á. semann
in the Duthaig Ui Gilla Michil, in Mun., in Corcu Laighde, Bb. 112 a, Gc. 48.
b. á. senaig
al. B. A. senaigh; ¶ Ballyshannon on r. Erne, c. Don., Sil. 276, Au. ii. 306, iii. 40, 84, 540, Ry. 254, Con. 38 b., Ci.,
Mi.; ¶ nr. Eas Ruaidh mic Badhuirn, Con. 12 a; ¶ B. A. Sani, O'S. III. v. 7, marg.
b. á. senain
ó Beand Sigain co B. Á. S. in Corca Laige, Ha. 759.
b. á. senchuinge
Tugadar dá each 7 Carbad na Cailidh leo ó Treschoill (ainm d'ait) go Athidir-da-Loch; ¶ Briseas cuing in charbuid ann sin
gurab Bél Átha Senchuinge atá mar ainm ar an Ath sin ar Garbhabhainn, Hx. 679; ¶ B. Á. seanchuinge for Garbabann idir dá
loch (mouth of the ford of the old yoke), on the Garb-abann or Abann garb, now Owengarriff in p. of Inchigeela, b. of W. Muskerry,
c. Cork, Ro.
b. á. siomuinn
Seisreach Béal Átha Siomuinn, l. of Sliocht Ricaird mic Uilliam Buirc, Hb. 14 b.
b. á. siumha
ag Carannbhuidh ar Abhainn Siumha; ¶ fanas Eoghan ria 7 marbhas d'urchar slegha í, gur thuit i mBel Átha, gur badh goireadh
a hainm for an abhain (Siumha) o shoin i leith, Hx. 679. b. á. slisen; ¶ Bellaslishen, bridge and ford on r. Uair, 1 m. S.
of Elphin, c. Rosc., Tp., Fm. vi. 1962, 2038, Ci., Con. 35 a. b. á. solais; ¶ Tuath Conned ext. fr. Midros to B. Á. S., Ha.
759; ¶ v. Áth Soluis.
b. á. tailtigh
in Coilltibh Lughna mic Firtri in O'Dowd's country (nr. Ballysadare, Fy. 355), Lec. 174, Fg. 418; ¶ seems on the strand on
border of p. Ballysadare and p. Dromard, c. Sli., Pb. 257.
b. a. tulsci
E. of Odelb, in Con., Con. 54 a.
b. á. uachtair
in Baile Ui Fhlannagain, in N. Con., Con. 88 b; ¶ Ballyoughter, tl. in p. Kilcorkey, in b. and c. Rosc., Fm. v. 1474; ¶
but Mi., Ci. have Ballyoughter, p. of Shankill.
b. a. uachdair
Ballyoughter, in p. Moyaliff, c. Tipp.
b. a. huidhri
on border of Duthaigh Uí Cobthaigh in Corco Laidhi, I. 90 b 3; ¶ v. B. A. na huidhre.
b. bóirne
at Mainister, in Thomond, Ai. 74 b; ¶ in Burren.
b. bórumha
al. Boromha; ¶ an eastern fort on Shannon, in c. Clare, about 1 m. N. of Ceanncoradh and Killaloe, called Borowe, Fm. ii.
1002, iii. 157.
b. cháil partraigi
Taisicheacht Hi Gormgilli in Ceara, ext. fr. Tobar Lugna to B.C.P.; ¶ in b. Carra, Mayo, Lec. 168, Fir. 27 a, Fy. 158.
b. coilleadh
in Airtech, Ballaghcullia tl., in p. Kilcorkey, b. Castlereagh, Rosc., Fm. iv. 1172. So written by Ch. O'Connor, on the margin
of Fm. in R.I.A.; ¶ he dwelt in this tl.
b. con breifne
Argain Belcon B., a Royal Tale; ¶ perhaps B. Con-breifne; ¶ in Brefny (?), Ll. 190.
b. coraidh néill
betw. Fiadh Uachtarach and an Ruadhán, in Thomond, Ai. 76 a.
b. crotháin
seems in or nr. c. Clare; ¶ William Burke was sent to B. C. to defend their country against De Clare and his allies, Tor.
130.
b. esa
B. Easa, now Foxford, on the Moy, b. Gallen, Mayo, Fy. 109, 246, 423, 480.
b. esa (?)
Kilturk and Belese, nr. Dub., Ah. 102, 96.
b. esa ruaidh
Kp. 349; ¶ al. B. Easa Aodha Ruaidh, Assaroe, nr. Ballyshannon, c. Don.
b. feirste
now Belfast; ¶ caislén Béil Feirsdi, Au. iii. 258, 632, 340, Ci., Mi. (was in Trian Conghail, Au. iii. 498); ¶ mouth of
(the r.) Fersait (which falls into the Lagan), note ibid.; ¶ gs. Beóil Feirste, Fm. iv. 1100, v. 1318.
b. gadáin
al. b. Gattan; ¶ Bulgaden tl. in p. Kilbreedy Major, nr. Kilmallock, c. Limk.; ¶ cath Béalgadáin, Fm. i. 46, Ods. 581, Of.
206.
the Milesians over Srutth Ren, by Galliaine to Belgichaine, Lec. 539; ¶ al. Belgeic (?).
b. guala
hi cCenél Aodha, Belgooly, in p. Kilmonoge, b. Kinalea, Cork, Fm. vi. 2280, Ar. 308.
b. guirt in iobhair
nr. Gortinure, in p. Killelagh, b. Lochinsholin, c. Derry, Lc. i. 78.
b. idhailen
after passing Bernus thána bhó Cuailghni, they encamped for the night at Bél. I., Z. 340 a.
b. i. latha
the boundaries of Iseall Cíaráin were fr. B. I. L. to Glas Mealla-mna-Brucain, and fr. Loch Lochraighe, or Ladraighe, to the
Croit, Fir. 175; ¶ al. Bél Lathaich (?).
Bellethor, Belachoir, prob. at or nr. Scone in Scotl., Cps. cxcii. 434, 8, 108.
b. lece
ós Muaidh, Fir. 831; ¶ B. Leice, in b. Tirawly, 1 m. N. of Ballina, p. Kilmore, Mayo, Fm. vi. 1982; ¶ B. Lice, now Belleek,
in p. Kilmore, Fy. 480, Con. 74 a; ¶ Béal liki, .i. Os rupis, O'S. iii. 12.
b. leice
Belleek, c. Ferm., at mouth of L. Erne, Fm. v. 1354, Lc. ii. 129, Con. 48 a, Au. iii. 540; ¶ al. b. leci, B. lice. bello
becco; ¶ Mon. de B. B., in dry. Duleek, d. of Meath, Tax.; ¶ nr. Drogheda, B. lv. 1041.
al. Kilcleeheen, nr. Waterford, in d. of Ossory, Siv. an. 1287.
b. muileat
Belmullet, betw. Broad Haven and Blacksod Bay, in b. Erris, Mayo, Fy. 480.
b. na feirsde
Belfast, Obr.; ¶ v. B. Feirste.
b. na ngalloglach
now Millford, in N. of c. Don.
b. na leice
Ballynalecka tl., in p. Ballintober, b. Carra, Mayo, Fy. 480, 154.
b. na leice
in p. Manulla or p. Balla, Fy. 154.
b. na muilledh
bellum Beoil na M. opponents were MacBranans; ¶ M'B. was dux Corea Athchlaidh (recte Corca Achlann, Lc. i. 618) in E. Rosc.,
Lc. ii. 138, 132; ¶ B. na Muilnedh, demolished by McDermot, Lc. ii. 360; ¶ seems in c. Rosc. and in MacBranan's 1. b. na
róbe; ¶ ó Beil na Róbe in Maighmaein, I. 79 a 1.
b. sléibhe
Monast. in d. Arm., B. viii. 270, C. 237; ¶ S. Moninna. b. sleimne; ¶ in Caraidh mac mBoireand, Tor. 162; ¶ in Thomond
(?). b. tarbert; ¶ Os Tarberti, O'S. III, viii. 1; ¶ Belturbet.
St. Cruimtear Belaa Tuama, of the Clann Dofa, Fir. 242. belturbet; ¶ al. Ballibutler, c. Cavan, Gaelic Almanach of 1685.
bene róic; ¶ in Great Britain, B. R. fri Umbra a tuáid, Lu. 4. benn; ¶ Seán A Búrc na Beinne; ¶ Benmore Castle in p. Grange,
b. Loughrea, Galw., Fm. vi. 1880; ¶ Seán na ffiacol (Burke) ón mBinn, Fir. 798 (7th p.).
in Muintir Aedha Breifnigh, N. of Cell Lomat, in Connacht, Con. 27 a; ¶ v. Clann Aedha, and next word. bendán brechmaigh;
¶ al. Beannán Breachmhaighe, in Tirconnell, Fm. iii. 378, Lc. i. 352, "they sent their bands to B. B. northwards and to Mag
Cetne na bFhomhórach; ¶ seems S. Mag Cétne, nr. Border of Leit. and Don.
Lh. 100, Ll. 251, Ed. 487; ¶ dp., Bennaib B., Zcp. iv. 44; ¶ Benna Boirche, Lh. 100, q.v.; ¶ Bennyborfy in b. Iveagh, Down,
Dc. i. 37; ¶ Beinde Boirchi, gs. in Ulaid, i Cuiciud Ulad, Ct. 5, Sas. 3204, 7093, Of. 333; ¶ in N. of Ulaid, K. 140 a;
¶ i Bennaib B. in E. of Ulaid, Lis. 237 b; ¶ Mourne Mts. in c. Down, Ods. 561; ¶ nr. source of r. Bann, Fm. iv. 1204.
Digais, wife of Carman and mother of Bairend, fr. whom is called Bend Bairne Carman, Lec. 461.
b. bán
Benbaun, one of the Twelve Pins of Connemara, Galw., Wc. 107.
b. bain baith
Pd. 34; ¶ v. Benn Bán.
b. bán in retha
betw. Sliab Cláire and Sliab Crot in Mun., Sas. 5633, Lis. 233 b.
b. bheg
binbeg, 1174 ft. high, in b. Tullyhaw, c. Cavan. benna beola; ¶ 12 high mountains, called 12 stacks, now Twelve Pins, Ro.
b. bó
acc. Bennaib Bó san mBreifne, Fm. v. 1824; ¶ dp. Pennaibh Bo, Rc. xi. 131; ¶ Benbo, al. Binbo, in p. Drumlease, b. Drumahaire,
Fm. v. 1824.
b. bogaine
not identified, Ed. 473, Rd. in Rc. xvi. 154, where the story connected with it is given, as also in Ll. 165, 214, Bb. 222
a, I. 162 b 2; ¶ it is—1. in Ulst., Lec. 505 (2. in Tir Conaill, 3. over the sea-shore, 4. nr. Port), Sto. 25 b 2; ¶ 5.
vi nominis in Tír Bogaine, al. Tír Baghaine, now b. Banagh; ¶ now all this is verified in Binbane, al. Benbawn (Benn Baghaine),
which is in p. of Inver and nr. Port, is 1490 ft. high, and fr. Inver Bay stretches away 20 m. eastwards, Pgi. ii. 326, i.
253; ¶ is ann do rala do macaibh Néill beith i coinne 7 a comdail os ur na fairrge co tarla in curuch cucu sin Port conid
uaidibh ainmnighir Benn Bogainne i Tír Conaill, Sto. 25 b 2.
an Bh. B.; ¶ Benburb, lá an mhorchatha sen mBeinn Bhuirb, St. B. 518; ¶ gsf. na Beinne Buirbe, Fm. vi. 2256; ¶ Benburb
cliff and castle over r. Blackwater, on borders of Arm. and Tyr., O'D.; ¶ W. of Portmore, or Blackwatertown; ¶ Briseadh
Binne Buirbe le Maolmordha Mac Eadhmoinn Ui Raghallaigh, Hx. 853; ¶ Beaunn Bhoruib, Pinna Superba, O'S. III. iii. 11.
b. buidhe
Benvowie Craigs, in Wigtownsh., Max.
b. buidhe
Binnbui, in Isle of Man.
b. cé
the Tale "Argain Beinde Cé," Ha. 799.
b. codail
al. Codal, Ireland's Eye, nr. Howth, c. Dub., Fm. ii. 582; ¶ in Inis Érend, Bb. 226 b, Ed. 490; ¶ Codal, fr. whom Inis Erend
is named, Lec. 516, I. 166 b 2, 147 a 2, Sa. 68 b 2. bendchor; ¶ Bangor, on S. of Belfast L., c. Down, Fm. ii. 1088; ¶ al.
Bennchor Ulad, Rd., Rc. xvi. 75, Sa. 74 a 1; ¶ Ulidiæ urbs, Cps. 108; ¶ B. Airtiu, in the Ards, Au. i. 318; ¶ ac. Airtiu,
Ch. 318; ¶ B. Ulad, Ll. 166a, 348, Fg. 44, 94, Mt. 17, Md. 58, Cg. 6, K. an. 810, Lis. 26 a, 26 b, Lu. 40 b; ¶ Comgall abb
B. in Árd Uladh, K. 119 b; ¶ Comgallus B. in regione quæ dicitur Altitudo Ultorum (vulgo Ardes) juxta mare orientale (Vita
quoted in Fl. 305, and Ware's Scriptores, p. 13), Comgall B., Lis. fo. 69 b; ¶ Munther Bendchuir (Antiph. Benchorense); ¶
Comgall Benchuir, Lu. 40 b, Lh. 63, Bco. 31 a 2, Cs. 401, Fir. 3, Tl. xlii. Au. i. 40, 340, Fep., Mr. 26; ¶ B. Comgaill,
Ll. 339 a; ¶ Mo-Chuæ Bennchuir, B. i. 47, ii. 1111; ¶ Mo-sinu Maccu min, Abbas Bennchuir, Wurzburg MS. of Gospel of St.
Matthew; ¶ Dubinsi Bennchorensis (Corpus Christi Missal circ. 1150); ¶ Macoigi of Aporcrosan, Abb Bennchair, Au. i. 284;
¶ ó crích Benncuir na n-áth n-uar, Lis. 41 a; ¶ g. Bennchoir, F. 68, Fg. 72, Mt. 20, Fg. 80, 81, Mt. 21, 22, 38, Cs. 295,
401, Fia. 192; ¶ Bennchor, Bendchor, Bennchar, F. 44, 54, 66, 128, 79, 176, 171, 172, 178, Fg. 98, 114, 148, 162, 174, 188,
212, 238, Md. xxvi. 24, 80, 90, 98, 106, 108, 110, 178, 208, 226, 242, 244, 250, 336, Mt. 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 34, 122, 124,
130, 166, Cormac's Gloss. 14, Au. ii. 14, Lis. 40 b, Mr. 26, Mi., Ci., Ac. 84, 75; ¶ Bennchorensis, Cs. 266, 267 passim,
Ct. 633, B. I. 47 (Mochuæ of), v. 16, liv. 836, lxiii. 137, Fl. 302.
d. bendchur, It. iii. 87; ¶ Banagher on E. bank of the Shannon, in b. Garrycastle, King's c., Fm. v. 1454; ¶ Mag Cochláin
do mharbhadh in mBendchor lá Cloinn Í Madagáin.
Banagher in b. Keenaght, 14 m. SE. of Derry, Cv. 35. bennchor brittonum; ¶ Hb. 68, Fia. 68, Ch. 102, Au. i. 671; ¶ Bangor
in Wales, Ct. 175; ¶ Bennchar mór, in Britannia, Au. i. 100, 316; ¶ when Bennchor mór is mentioned Hennessy understands
St. Comgall's monast. in Arda Ulad, but in the only place where the Au. entry is definite it is Combustio Bennchoir moer in
Britannia, Au. i. p. 100, and next year to that (822), written on p. 318, "Benncair ac Airtiu" is mentioned as if other than
"Bennchur mor."
b. corr
one of the Twelve Pins of Connemara, Wc. 107.
b. crot
v. Sliabh gCrot, Ods. 701.
b. curachan
al. Cruachan Beinne in Argyle, Dl. 84; ¶ highest mountain in Lorn, Dl. 90, 120.
b. chuic oigli
Ferrdabenn, K. of Connacht, so called because he was a K. betw. two Benns., i.e., betw. Bennchuic and Bennboirnne, Lec. 448;
¶ v. Benn Oigle.
b. curadh
Kp. 1513; ¶ Ballincurry, b. Slieveardagh, C. Tipp., or Clonebinny, b. Owney, and Arra, c. Tipp. (?).
b. damhuis
Dg. ii. 35, al. Dubhcharn in Laighean, the Dowse Mt. in Wickl.
b. dobhráin
a Mt. in p. Loth, Sunderland, Inv. xviii. 330.
b. dubh
Banduff, al. Castlesalem, 1 m. NE . of Rosscarbery, c. Cork, Fm. v. 1288.
b. dúbh
Benduff Mt., in b. Ikerrin, c. Tipp., 1399 ft. high. b. dubhglais; ¶ Bindowglas, highest of the Twelve Pins of Connemara;
¶ now called Binlettery, Wc. 167.
b. eachlabra
Rc. xviii. 31, Au. iii. 182, Ch. 315; ¶ mentioned with Sliab Raissén and L. Eirne, Termon Dabheog, and Fermanagh; ¶ Creach
lá Toirrdh. O Conchobhair gur airg Tearmonn Dabheoog 7 Creach oile lais gur airg go Beinn Eachlabhro et go Sliabh Raissen,
Hb. 99; ¶ Binaghlon, c. Ferm., 2 m. NW. of Swanlinbar, nr. c. Cavan, Ch. 315, Fm. ii. 992; ¶ now Benn Eachluana, Fm. iv.
992; ¶ seems nr. Termon Dabheog and Sliabh Raissen.
b. edain
al. B. Etain, al. b. Edair; ¶ Howth, Fer. 139, 143; ¶ Binnedin; ¶ i.e., Pinna Frontis, O'S. I. i. 4; ¶ Binnedino promontorio
... millibus passuum septem ultra Dubhlinnam; ¶ rectius Bennediro; ¶ cf. Bend Etair étan fri tuind, Ll. 194; ¶ Howth; ¶
B. Éadoin al. B. Éadair, Ston. A. p. 43.
b. éadair
Howth peak; ¶ v. B. Étair.
b. edir dhá loch
Benderloch, betw. L. Etive and L. Creran, Jo. b. eignech; ¶ prob. Beny Evenagh over the Foyle, in p. Tamlacht Ard.
b. étair
Howth, in c. Dub., Ll. 194, Hk. 340; ¶ Benn Eadair, K. 123 a; ¶ B. E. in Airiur Breg, Lu. 85 a; ¶ nr. Dub., so called fr.
Edar, Lord of Eochraide, Of. 281; ¶ Tigherna Binne hEudair al. the Lord of Howth, Fir. 802; ¶ Amlaib Átha Cliath cétaig
rogab rígi i mBeind Étair, Pd. viii. 52; ¶ Etar Mac Etgaith robai a clemhnus Mhanannáin, isé atbath do sheirc Áine ingene
Manannáin conad cladh a fert isin benn ucut, Sa. 22 a 1; ¶ connected with Tuath Cualand, Pd. 50; ¶ B. Éadair ós gleannmair,
Ston. A., p. 129; ¶ g. Beinne É. Sas. 171, Sil. 45, Cg. 16; ¶ d. Beinn É., Pd. 58, Pd. viii. 52; ¶ also Binn ac. Beind,
It. i. 73, Ston. A., p. 124; ¶ Binn, Mm. 586; ¶ al. Etar, cath Étair, Ll. 31; ¶ Dún Édair, Ráith Edair, Dún Crimthainn.
b. étair meic étgaith
Sas. 4683, 188, 249, Sil. 289; ¶ Howth Head. b. fada; ¶ al. B. Fhota; ¶ mainistir Benna fada, Mis. i. 71; ¶ B. (fh)oda,
Fy. 480, Gc. 207; ¶ luid ó Mhainistir Bendfhoda i Luighnibh Connacht, Fm. v. 1852, Caislén an Bhend fada (an. 1265), Caislén
an Bennada; ¶ don Bheann fada, Lec. i. 454, ii. 260, 506; ¶ B. fhoda; ¶ Banada, vil. (and convent) in b. Leyny, c. Sli.,
nr. Tobercurry, Fm. iv. 1162, and Fy. 480, which was Beannoda.
b. fhind
in Corcolaige, Bb. 112 a; ¶ prob. Knockfeen, overlooking the ch. of Castleventry, Gc. 48, 87.
b. foda
v. B. Fhada.
b. foibne
Ed. 479, Rd. Rc. xvi. 159, Lec. 506; ¶ Do luidh Foibni (ó Teamhraigh) bothuaidh iar fud Breagh musracht riamh is gach beinn
ina raile cus an mbend n-ucud conidh ann rodomerus, Unde Bend Foibne, I. 163 b, 1 Lec. 506, Sa. 58 a 1; ¶ cath Glindi Gemin
by Tuathal Techtmar, wherein fell Foibne Faen, fr. whom is called B. F., Lec. 590, 453 b; ¶ d. Ardsrátha, ext. fr. Slíabh
Lárga to Carnglais, and fr. Loch Craoi to B. F., K. 174 a; ¶ Beneveny in Aird, now Ardmagilligan and Tamlaghtard, p. in NW.
of c. Derry, Fm. iii. 84, note; ¶ a boundary of d. Connor (Keating); ¶ now Benyevenagh, a mt. 1260 ft. high on E. of Loch
Foyle (Reeves).
b. foibni
S. of Modurn (?), or on Sliabh Moduirn, Bb. 223 a; ¶ are there 2 B. Foibni?
b. formala
co Beinn F.; ¶ now Bin Formaile, or Binformoyle, 11/2 m. SW. of chapel of Inagh, in b. Inchiquin, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1672.
b. ghorm; ¶ in S. of b. Murrisk, also name of another mt. in p. and b. Burrishoole, Mayo, Fy. 480.
b. gulban
Binbulbin, in p. Drumcliff, b. Carbury, c. Sli., Fm. iii. 492, v. 1360, Ci., Cg. 134, D. and G. ii. 38, Lb. 29, Fy. 276, 480;
¶ gs. Beinne Gulbain, Sil. 280; ¶ ds. Beind Ghulban, Fm. v. 1362; ¶ Beind Ghulbain, Lc. ii. 238; ¶ Benn Gulpan, Con. 27.
b. gulbain guirt meic maelghairb
Sas. 1542; ¶ B. Gulbain Guirt maicc Ungairb, in N. part of Ireland, Ll. 261 b.
b. gulban
in Maenmag in Connacht, Sas. 639, 6392; ¶ Maenmag is a plain in c. Galw.
b. gulbin
at the head of Glenn Sith in E. part of Perthsh., Dl. 30, 70.
b. gulpan
Con. 27 a; ¶ v. B. Gulban.
b. in bailb
al. Benn Gulban i Maenmag, Sas. 6392.
b. iolaire
Benyellary in Galloway, Max.
b. iuchna
Benna I., Ll. 49.
b. liath
An Mheidhir ó Bheinn léith, Dg. i. 53; ¶ .i. Brí Léith (?).
b. mór
Benmore tl. in p. Grange, b. Loughrea, Galw., Fm. v. 1532.
b. mór
in p. Rattoo, b. Clanmaurice, c. Kerry.
b. mór
Fair Head in Antrim.
b. mór
Benmore Mt. and Head in Mayo.
b. mór
Benmore Hill in Scotl., Max. 15.
b. muilt
Au. i. 224; ¶ in A. 20 bb it is Pinna Montis Berbicis (.i. vervecis .i. muilt, a wether, E. H.); ¶ I identify it as Benn
mhuilt, Benwilt hill and tl., 1 m. NE. of Cootehill, in p. Drumgoon, Cavan, as I learn from Rev. P. O'Connell, P.P. of Drumgoon.
b. na mbó mbuide
Bb. 222 a; ¶ al. Bend Bogaine.
b. na muice duibhe
Benmacdhui Mt. in Scotl., Sk. i. 10, Max. b. oigle; ¶ fear da Beann .i. Beann Oigle 7 Beann Boirche, uair ba rí eisin eatorra,
Sto. 21 b 1.
Banada, c. Sli.; ¶ Caislén an Bhennota, Au. iii. 566; ¶ .i. Bennfhota.
b. raidri
in-gean Aibne Midri ó Beind Raidri in raith, I. 98 a 1.
b. ratha
Beinn rath in p. Reay, Sutherland, Inv. xviii. 205. b. rige; ¶ i.e., Bindrigi Bindehi indecss Odra Brugi, X. 163; ¶ cf.
Lee Benndrigi nr. the r. Bann, A. 15 ab; ¶ Claech linu mic Bínd in t-eiges da Ultaibh a quô Beanr.aighi, I. 91 a 2.
b. ruadh
Fen. 153; ¶ prob. Binr.oe, b. Banagh, c. Don.
b. sgreamhaidh
in p. Lairg, Sutherland, Im. xx. 105.
b. sidhain
ó Beind S. co Bél Átha na Seamand was extent of Tuath Í Ghilla Mhichil in Corco Laidhi, Mun., Bb. 112 a, I. 90 b 4, Ha. 759,
Fir. 677; ¶ Banteeane, in Farranconor. p. of Castlehaven, b. of W. Carbery, Gc. 48.
b. srothbhorba
ó beannaibh Srothbhorba a n-oir (leg. a n-iar) go portaibh tona anfineacha na Tibeire, St. B. 717; ¶ fabulous mts. in the
east (leg. west) of the world.
b. shuidhe
Ben Hee, in p. Lairg, Sutherland, Im. xx. 105. bendtraige; ¶ ns. (a collective) Benna a quo Bendtraige; ¶ Benntraige gs.
Rc. v. 200; ¶ Benna ó ráidhtear Bentraige, K. 139 b; ¶ d. Bentraigiu Ll. 278 a.
in Corco Luachra; ¶ B. Fhine, B. Laigen, B. Thiri Hua n-Echach, in Crích Hua nAengusa, Lec. 453; ¶ Benntraige (B. deisceirt
Éirenn, Lis. 22 b), round Bantry Bay, c. Cork, Nen. 256, Tp., Fm. iii. 522, C. 174, Os. iv. 296, St. B. 519; ¶ one of the
Rioghpuirt of K. of Cashel, I. 136 a 2, Lis. 143 a, Bb. 149 a, Lec. 377, Lct. 95.
Duibleasc, son of Cellach mac Rodai fr. whom are B. Laigen and the B. Fhindi, Lec. 254, Bb. 88 b; ¶ Lec. 453; ¶ b. Bantry,
c. Wexf., betw. the Barrow and the Slaney, Tp. bentraigi tíre echach; ¶ al. B. Thire Ua nEchach, in Crích Hua nAengusa, Lec.
255, 453.
Cave-hill al. Benvadigan, in b. Up. Belfast, c. Antr., in tl. Benvadigan, Fm. iv. 1056, vi. 2496; ¶ i mBeinn Uama, Au. iii.
220, Con. 62 b; ¶ a bit N. of Belfast, and 1064 ft. high. benn uisci; ¶ Bennuskie, a rock in the tideway of the coast of
Kirkmaiden, Wigtownsh., Max.
Berba ríg-usce, Lu. 98 a; ¶ Bearbha b., r. Barrow, Fm. ii. 690, Pd. viii. 42, Ch. 6, 7, 49, Fia. 238, B. V. 20, F. 20, 50,
168, Fg. 32, 214, Of. 165, B. lvi. 339; ¶ Berbha Laighen, one of the ten original rr. of Ireland, Lu. 98 a, Ll. 159 b, Au.
iii. 38; ¶ ns. Berba, Bd. 17, Sas. 1578, Cs. 247, 410, 502, 525, 526, 823 F., Dec. 22, Ct. 7; ¶ gs. Berba, Lb. 213 a, Ll.
296 b, Fia. 84; ¶ Berbe, Berve, Cs. 410; ¶ ds. Berbai, Ll. 297 a; ¶ Berbi, Cs. 247, Bearba, Tp. 90; ¶ g. B. barrbricce,
iaich Berba bruinne, Ll. 196 b, 297 a; ¶ Baither (al. Baithen) Berba breithir bláith, It. i. 107; ¶ de brú Berba balbai,
F. 177, 183, Fg. 244; ¶ Dinn Rígh, dún ós Berbha, Lis. 28 a; ¶ Berua, B. iii. 151, Gb. 30, Lb. 120. berbha (?); ¶ r. Bervie,
an. 1199; ¶ in Kincardine; ¶ in 1290 we have aber Berui, Jo.
NE. of Magh na bpoball, Tor. 162; ¶ Béarna an Chollain a Sliabh Fheilime, on the border of the Trían of Fearann Cuanach,
belonging to Sliocht Chineide na Corrachloiche, Hb. 12 b.
b. an ibair
in Meath, Fm. iv. 1026, Con. 59 b.
b. an mhíl
v. B. in mil.
b. an scala
al. B. in sgáil; ¶ Scallough Gap on borders of Carl. and Wexf., Kj. an. 1851, p. 347.
b. bailbh
in terr. of O'Beirne, Chief of Tír Briúin na Sinna, Fm. iv. 1038, Con. 61 a; ¶ Fm. has Bearnach Balbh.
b. bera ingine trega
al. Bernán Ele, Ll., al. B. Bera I.T.; ¶ v. Bernán Eile, Berna Mera, I.T.
the r. Bairrend Cliach at B. Cleithi in Caillich Charman, Lec. 461; ¶ v. B. na Cleithe.
b. cholláin
d. Bearnain Ch. in Sliabh Fheidhlime, on the boundary of Cinnéide na Cóirchloiche's trian of O'Cuanach, Ai. 111 b.
b. cuill
Leithsheisreach na Bearnan Cuill in Pobal Bhriain, Hb. 8 a; ¶ leithsheisrach na Bearnan coill N. of Sruth in Chaisleáin in
Pobal Bhriain, Ai. 107.
b. derg
Fen. 218; ¶ prob. the same place as Achadh-leith-derg, in Ferm., where the Ulidian kingdom was overthrown, 331, Fen. 218.
b. derg; ¶ Bealach Leachta, supposed by some to be Bearna dhearg on Sliabh Caoin, now S. Riach, betw. b. Fermoy and c. Limk.,
1 m. S. of Kilflinch, Fm. ii. 704; ¶ it was in b. Fermoy; ¶ some say that it was "ag Bearnain deirg Sleibhe Fearmaighe Féine"
that Maghthamain was murdered, Ai. 20 b; ¶ gap on Sliabh Caoin, on borders of Limk. and Cork; ¶ the gap lies betw. the hills
of Kilcruaig (on its E. side) and Red Chair (on W. side), the road fr. Kilmallock to Cork passes through it; ¶ it is 1 m.
S. of p. ch. of Kilflin, Ods. 582, 701; ¶ betw. Sliabh gCláire and Clangibbon and Roche's country, Ods. 598.
b. dhearg
Barnadarrig in b. Maryborough W., Queen's c.
b. dherg
gs. na Bearna deirge; ¶ the O'Kellys of B.; ¶ SE. of Tuam, Im. 166, 128.
b. domhnaill
in Magh Eleog, p. Crosmolina, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fy. 112; ¶ Domnall, son of Maelruanaigh, fr. whom are the Cland Domnaill
of L. Con, fell by the Hui Gabhtachan at Bearnaigh Domnaill in Magh Eleóg, Lec. 166, Fir. 264.
b. gáithe
Bearna Gaoithe, .i. Inber Breágh, Cf. pp. 32, 60; ¶ fr. context it is betw. Dub. and Kill Meanton, and must be Windgap nr.
Bray; ¶ al. Inber mBré.
b. gaoithe
Barnagee in Wigtownsh., Max.
b. in braith
at Fenagh, c. Leit.; ¶ Conall Gulban was slain here by the Masraighe, Fen. 144.
b. in mil
in Magh Luirc, Con. 33 a, Ac. 289; ¶ maidm B. in mil, Au. ii. 450, Fm. iii. 550, Ac. 289; ¶ MacDermot and MacWilliam defeated
by MacDonnchaidh and the son of Earl de Burg.
b. mera ingine trega
al. Bernán Ele, Ll. 263 b; ¶ now the Devil's Bit mt.; ¶ ris a ráter Bearnán Ele indiu, Leb. Glendal. fol. 105, Ods. 582;
¶ v. B. Bera I.T.
b. meth (?)
Bernemeth, Sw. 1221; ¶ now Barmeath (?).
b. na bó maile
O Ruairc and the Delbna Mór defeat and slay O Ciardha, K. of Cairpri, Rc. xviii. 156, Hb. 106; ¶ in or nr. b. Carbery, c.
Kild.
b. na cét
as. Bernaid na cét; ¶ al. Ceis Coruinn, N. of Sliab Seghsa, Sas. 1504, Lis. 211 a; ¶ as. Bearnaind na cét, al. Ceis Coruinn,
Lis. 211 a.
b. na cleithe
Baireand Cliach nomen amnis ic Bernae na Cleithe in Magh Baireand, I. 150 b; ¶ v. B. Cleithe and B. na gCleti.
b. na gcleti
i.e., Transitus Plumarum; ¶ The Pass of Plumes, fr. the plumes taken by O Morra fr. Essex's army, an. 1599, O'S. III. v.
9; ¶ in the tl. of "The Pass, nr. tl. of Cashel, betw. Ballyroan and Ballyknock, in b. Cullinagh, Queen's c.," as Lord Walter
FitzGerald informs me, from accounts given in Atkinson's Cal. of St. Papers, Ireland (1599—1600, p. 39, and 1600, pp. 395–7).
b. na cliath; ¶ Bearnaidh na Cliath, Babluan .i. aba fris an-abarthar Bairenn Cliath ic Bearnaidh na Cliath, Sa. 20 b 1.
b. na con
d. Berrnaid na con, in Connacht, Sas. 6691; ¶ not far fr. Bréicsliab.
b. na hedargána
Béirn na hEdargána, ds., al. Rosco.; ¶ ris a ráidthter Ros Commáin an tan so, At. iv. 174.
b. na forairi
betw. Mag dá gabul and Áth carpait Fergusa, Lu. 104 b, Zcp. iv. 169.
b. na gáithi
Sil. 43; ¶ must be nr. St. Mullins, c. Carl.; ¶ the Barnagee, Windgaps, Windygaps, and Windgates are many.
b. na gaoithe
Windygap, in SE. of p. Addergoole, b. Tirawley, Mayo, Fm. vi. 1884, Fy. 480.
b. na gaoithe
Leithsheisreach Bheirne na gaoithe in Pobal Bhriain, Hb. 8 b, Ai. 108 a.
b. na gaoithe
Windgap, nr. Killamery, c. Kilk. Kj. i. 359.
b. na gaoithe
Bearna na gaoithy, now Windgates, nr. Powerscourt, c. Wick., Mis. i. 261; ¶ rather, nr. Bray Head.
b. na scíath
g. Bernad na S., as. Bernaid na Sc., Ll. 302 a, 304 b, Lec. 612, in c. Wicklow, nr. Cell Bélait and Dún Bolg; ¶ betw. Leach
Comchnama and Raith Brainn in Leinster, Lec. 612; ¶ nr. Áth Bladcha in Lein., Lec. 613.
b. na n-arm
ds. Bearrnaicch na n-arm, in Maenmagh, al. Seisidh beacc, a n-ucht Maenmaige, Im. 12.
al. Berna Mera ingine Trega, Ll. 263 b; ¶ the Devil's Bit mt., 3 m. fr. Templemore, Kj. an 1851, p. 16; ¶ gs. Berrnáin Eili,
Cf. 15; ¶ p. of Bernán Eli in dry. Eliogarty, d. Cashel, Tax.; ¶ Tp. Kj. iv. 135; ¶ Ormond ext. fr. B. Éile to Oilén Uí
Bhric, K. 122 a, St. B. 453; ¶ Hui Lachtnán of B. Ele and the Huí Cuanach of Corca Teneadh, Fir. 668; ¶ Ui Meachair, dream
fa buan, Béarnán Eile in Eile thoir, Bran. 156.
in Leix, and at Morett, Queen's c.; ¶ cath Bernais (ubi Laiges Reta móir), by Mac Moga Corbb, Ll. 44 b; ¶ cath Berrnuis
dobeirt in Cú .i. Cú-corb, Ll. 380, Mm. 482.
Fen. 314, 150, Ll. 94, Ce. 50; ¶ Barnesmore Gap, 5 m. NE. of t. of Don.; ¶ al. Bearnas mór mt. on the E. boundary of Don.;
¶ it was the E. point of Tirconnell proper opposed to Ros-itir dhá inbher; ¶ Lucht Bernaid, Catha Bernais, al. people of
Tirconnell, and Rí Bernais, their king, Lct. 34, 18; ¶ in Ulst., At. ii. 102; ¶ in Tir Aeda, Fm. vi. 1926; ¶ in Tír Conaill,
Ct. 144, Fm. vi. 1890; ¶ dairbre Breici was at Bernos, Lct. 1835; ¶ Caoch Bearnais Ua Gairmleadhaigh, Barnis, in O Gormley's
l., Fm. iii. 296. bernas; ¶ in the reign of Belochus, K. of the Assyrians, Rindal was slain by Foidbgein in Cath Bearnais,
Lec. 357; ¶ not our Bernas (?).
b. báu cualngi
in Ulst., Lu. 65; ¶ B. mBau Cuailngne, Lbl. 588, Hf. 22 a; ¶ al. B. Tána Bó Cualnge i crích Cualngne, Ll. 69; ¶ al. B.
Tána Bó Medba, Z. 340 a.
b. bó n-ulad
al. Bernas n-Ulad, Lu. 65, Lbl. 589, Lb. 25 a.
b. conaill
Barnesmore; ¶ Bearnais Conaill, I. 135 a 1; ¶ v. Barnas and B. macc Conill.
b. dá benn
Barnismore, b. Tirhugh, c. Don., Fen. 151.
b. locha tailt
Barnislough Talt, in W. of b. Leyny, nr. b. Gallen, Fy. 480.
b. macc n-ailello (?)
Mons Filiorum Ailello, A. 15 a 1; ¶ al. Sliab Dá én, c. Sli., now Slieve Deane; ¶ v. Bernas Mór Tíre Ailello; ¶ Bernas
Tíre Ailello.
b. macc conill
"Et Perrexit for Bernas Filiorum Conill in Campo Itho et fundavit ibi ecclessiam magnam," A. 15 a 2; ¶ cf. Issed dochoid
i Tír Eogain Maicc Néill for Bernas Tíri Óeda hi Mag nItha do Domnach Mór Maigi Itha, Tl. 150.
b. mór
g. Bernais, d. Bernus; ¶ the pass of Barnesmore betw. b. Tirhugh and b. Raphoe, c. Don., betw. the territories of Conall
and Eoghan, sons of Niall, betw. Don. and Stranorlar, Tl. 110, Cg. 134, Ai. 34, 36, Fen. 397, Fm. vi. 1926, Ct. 144; ¶ "the
grand and awful pass of Barnesmoore, 1/4 m. wide and 3 m. long" (Curwen's Ireland, vol. i. 366).
b. mór
on boundary of Éidhneach, St. B. 593; ¶ v. Bernas and Eidhnech, in Queen's c.
b. mór thíre haedha
in b. of Tirhugh, c. Don. Ar. 38, Ha. 742; ¶ al. Barnesmore Mts.
b. mór tíre ailello
Sliab dá én and Sliab Gamp, Hy. f. 480; ¶ in b. Tirerril, Sli.; ¶ v. B. Ua n-Ailella.
b. tána bó cualnge
at the r. Glaiss Crud in Crích Cualngne, Ll. 69; ¶ in Cooley, c. Louth; ¶ v. B. báu Cualngne.
b. tána bhó meadhba
al. B. Tána Bó Cuailghni, Z. 340 a.
b. tíre haedha
Barnismore in Tirhugh, c. Don., I. 163 b 2, Bb. 223 a, Sa. 59 a 1, Fir. 52, Ha. 742; ¶ dochoid i Tír Eogain for Bernas Tíri
Óeda di Mag nIatha do Domnach Mor Maige Itha, Tl. 150; ¶ al. Bernas Macc Conill, q.v.
b. tiri hailella
Tuath Grecraidi, in Connacht, about B. Tiri hAilella, as far as Magh Tuireadh, Fir. 52, Lec. 351; ¶ at Magh Tuireadh in Connacht,
Bb. 140 b; ¶ al. B. mór Tíre Ailella.
b. ua n-ailella
a pass in the Curlieu mts., betw. Tirerril, c. Sli., and Mag Luirg, c. Rosc.; ¶ íar tuidecht for Bernas hUa n-Ailella do
dul hi Mag Luirgg, Tl. 142; ¶ not the glen betw. Collooney and Ballysadare, as O'D. says, but that fr. L. Gill to Ballintogher,
through Sliabh dá éun, Pb. 49.
S. of Limk., betw. Carnd Feradaig and Sliab Cáin, Lb. 213 b; ¶ is hi rand Chormaic Chais i gCliu Mail, ó Mullach Clairi go
Bearnai tri Carpad agus ó Charn Fearadhaigh agas otha Ceann Abrad bo thuaidh co Focharmháighi, agas la táibh Máighi anair
co Luimneach, Lec. fol. 204; ¶ in Dál Cais, Lec. 409; ¶ in l. of Cormac Cas, originally belonging to Connacht, Bb. 98 b.
berna ui chearbhaill; ¶ Barnycarroll tl., in p. Kilcolman, Mayo. bernclada; ¶ "Maidhm an Bh. as céim cas, Maidhm an Mhóintidh
sa Briotais" (Caithreim Aodha Í Bhroin), Bran. 93 a; ¶ in or nr. c. Wick. (?).
d. Berramain; ¶ fr. Oenach Life, or fr. Cluain da Locha, Find went to the Strand (Traigh) at Berramain in Luachair (in W.
Mun.), Ll. 206 b; ¶ as. Berramain, 6 m. W. of Tralee on the coast, Ro.; ¶ taken fr. a printed book, and I think it is O'D.'s
identification.
Bearramain in Breifne, a W. limit of Oirghiall, Mr. 142; ¶ in Breifne, fr. Glindrighe W. to Berramain, Lbl. 288. berraman;
¶ ds. Berramain in Maen (Maen Magh), in Connacht, Bb. 204 b.
al. Béirre, Béire; ¶ g. Bérri, d. Berriu; ¶ the b. Bere in SW. of c. Cork, also the Bere Island and Berehaven in that barony,
N. 262, Au. i. 250, Pd. 12, Fm. i. 112, Bb. 202 a, Ll. 297 a, 297 b, Tp. 104, Sil. 259, K. 131 a, Cs. 896, Sas. 737; ¶ Béarra,
Fm. i. 38, 40, Tp. 104, Ti. 64; ¶ Bérre Búi, Dursey Island (Otia Mersianna, i. 122), but ? Bere of Dún Búi; ¶ in Corco Láigde,
Rd. 72; ¶ tri haimreid Eireann mar ata Brefne, Boirind, Bérre, I. 190 a 2; ¶ cath B., Ll. 17, Lg. 85, 86; ¶ cath Bérri
Bricc, won by Conmael, K. of Mun., over Síl Eremóin, Ll. 16, Lec. 62, Lg. 85, 86, K. 131 a; ¶ aes mBéirri, the O'Driscolls,
&c., descend fr. Aed Garb, Bb. 110 b; ¶ caillech B., Lb. 213 b; ¶ Labraid Loingsech B., Ll. 128 b; ¶ Mo-chúa of B., B.
i. 47, 49; ¶ Ua Eidirsceoil B., Fir. 676; ¶ Ua Sulabáin Bérre, Rennes MS. fo. 52 a, Con. 66 b; ¶ O'Suillebáin Béirre, Au.
iii. 590.
Sarnat, dau. of Echo mac Baeth i mBerrech ata; ¶ in Lein., Ll. 316 b; ¶ Sarnat dau. of Echo mac Baeth, &c., of the Fothartaibh
i mBerriuch, Ll. 347, Fir. 718; ¶ di Fothartaib i mBerriuch, Ll. 173; ¶ Fotharta in it; ¶ Crunmael ó Berrech, Fg. 120.
al. Bertlacha; ¶ dodechuid as in tír ó Bertlachaib aníar co Bertlacha sair in Inbiur Muáide, navigatio ab-Bertlaig i mBertlaigh
Calrige cuile Cernadan, Tl. 136, 250; ¶ Bertlacii Occidentales et Bertlacii Orientales, Bertlacii de Cuil Chernadan, Ct.
142, 167; ¶ Bertlach on W. or Tirawley side of Killala Bay, and Bertlach on E. or Tireragh side, Bartragh island is betw.
them; ¶ al. Bertrach, q.v.
g. na Bertraige, d. ón Bertraig, Fy. 250, 166; ¶ O Floind Bertraige i nDuthaid Uf Chaemáin in Uib Fiachrach, Lec. 169, Fir.
274; ¶ reversus est Pátricc ad flumen Muaide de Vertrige in Bertrigam (leg. de Bhertrig i mBertrig, this points to n. Bertrech),
A. 15 a 1; ¶ that is, he went fr. W. Bertrech in Tirawley to E. Bertrech in Tireragh, betw. them is Bartragh island in p.
and bay of Killala and b. Tirawley, c. Mayo, Pgi. i. 227; ¶ but according to Fy. 166, 250, Bartragh is a sandy island in
NW. of p. Castleconor, on E. of r. Moy, at its mouth. bertrach; ¶ Bertrach (?); ¶ Bartraw, the point jutting into Clew Bay,
opposite Murrisk Abbey, at base of Croagh Patrick.
Bertraghboy, al. Beirterbuy Bay, in p. Myross, c. Galw., Wc. 102; ¶ an isleted and ramified bay and beautiful and capacious
natural harbour in b. Ballinahinch, Pgi. ii. 256; ¶ Elan Mac Dara which contains some monastic remains is in Birterbuy. besasta;
¶ Antichrist would be born in Beithil, reared in Carbuban, and would dwell in the city of Besasta, Lis. 110 a.
al. Beithil; ¶ Bethlehem, Bb. 135 a, Lb. 126, Lh. 132, Sr. p. 111, F. 184, 197, N. 68; ¶ g. Beithili, I. 174 b, Fer. 95;
¶ d. Betheil, Bethil, F. 140, Sr. l. 7522.
gs.; ¶ Conadh aire sin atberar Ath Cliath a Crich Oc mBethrae a tuaisceart Hui Fiachrach Aine, Hc. 2, 759; ¶ v. Bethair.
bethron; ¶ Beth-horon, in cath fechta i mBethron, gl. nomen montis vel regiæ civitatis, Lh. 102.
a cella or ch., Cs. 398; ¶ leg. Cell Bicsiche, Kilbixy. bidbín; ¶ das.; ¶ now Biffie, a m. W. of ch. of Deir, D. li. bidbraidhi;
¶ a Daertuath Caisil, Sto. 40 a.
dochuatar do Maig Luada ocus don Biliu Buada ocus dar Oenuch n-Emma ocus i n-Oenuch Fidga, Lu. 47 b, It. i. 217, Hx. 98; ¶
betw. Emain and Mag Luada, cf. At. ii. 102; ¶ oc techt dam dar Maig Luada, domm árfas Bili Buada, It. i. 219.
b. cairne
in Ele O'Carroll, Fir. 162.
b. choche
gs. Bili Choichil; ¶ in Libur Socair Lothrai it is stated that Rectgal mac Echtus give Bile Choche to his sons, Artgal and
Art Nia, after the plunder of Lothra, Bb. 81 b, X. 106.
b. cuile gámna
Fland Bile Chuile Gámna will leave Mun. weak, Lbl. 340; ¶ place name (?).
b. dathen
al. B. Daithen, al. B. Scaithen in Tír Maini in Connacht, so called fr. Daithen Eigius, a Connacht poet, Lu.; ¶ at Senchas
na Relec, Ro. Bb. 137 a, Lbl. 911.
b. dathi
"Unnius Craeb Belaig Dathi"; ¶ the tree of Dathi, or Belaigh Dathi, was an ash, and it was southwards it fell, to Carn Uachtair
Bili; ¶ fr. it are called Firbili, Ll. 200; ¶ v. Fir Bili. b. fechin; ¶ old name of Billa, p. Ballysadare, Sli., Pb. 432.
b. fechin
nr. Cell na manach, C. 143; ¶ v. Bile Fobhair.
b. fobhair
St. Fechin of; ¶ ch. in Lune in Connacht, C. 134; ¶ v. Bile Fechin.
b. maicc cruaich
A. 19 a; ¶ Bile macc Crúaich, Tl. 188; ¶ old name of Forrach Patráice, q.v.
b. medba
where Medb stuck her ship in the ground, the place got the name of B. Medba, Ll. 73.
b. methais
al. Bile Methes; ¶ in Laighis Lagen, the Orbba of Nisi, son of Lugna mic Eogain, Ll. 318, Lec. 216, 274, Ha. 802.
b. muighe adhair
a tree in Clare nr. which the Dailcais princes were inaugurated, Obr. 50.
b. rátha
Balrath, in p. Castletown-Kindalen, Westm., Mi; ¶ caisdel clainni Muircertaigh Meg Eochagain, i. caislen Bile Rátha, Au.
iii. 332; ¶ al. Caislén B. R. in Cenél Fhiachach mic Néill, Fm. iv. 1164.
b. scaithen
al. B. Dathen in Tír Maini, fr. Daithen, a Connacht poet, who died there, Bb. 137 a.
b. tarbdha
in Umall in Connacht (?); ¶ no chonfaghainnsi farnic farse ria cind bliadna 7 coro thomhailti mess Bhili Tharbdha 7 con estai
íasc Inbir Umhaill, Sa. 43 b 2.
b. tened
in Assal in Magh Singittae, Au. i. 162, Hb. 72; ¶ Billywood, in p. Moynalty, b. Lr. Kells, Meath, O'D., Fm. i. 30, Ac. 29;
¶ Dulane ch., nr. Kells, was in Slige Assail; ¶ in Mag Breg in E. Meath; ¶ a battle fought there in 2937, Of. 186; ¶ i
culaib Breg, Sc. 20 a 1, Sb. 3 a 1, K. 130 a, Lec. 30, Lg. 83; ¶ now called in Irish "Coille an bhili," Mi.,; ¶ Amargin
Glungeal was slain at battle of B. T. ic-Cúlaigh Breg, Lec. 27, 30, 286 b, 573, Ll. 15, Ch. 119, Bb. 23 a, Lec. 30, Lg. 83,
K. 130a, Hk. 310; ¶ Diarmaid and Airmedach, Kings of Uisnech slain in cath Bili Tened, Ll. 42, Fir. 182.
b. torten
fecit aeclessiam Justano prespitero juxta Bile Torten quæ est apud familiam Airdd Breccáin et fecit alteram hi Tortena orientali,
A. 15 b a; ¶ luid iarsin do Biliu Thortan et fecit ... (as above), Tl. 184; ¶ al. Domnach Tortan, Ct. 151; ¶ one of the
5 ancient trees of Ireland, this bile nr. Árd mBrecáin was an ash, ML. 94; ¶ Bile Torton, nr. Cell iachtair-thire, Of. 314;
¶ nr. Ardbraccan, d. Meath, Ch. 77, Ct. 151, 184.
Breacán (Naomh) Binne Cairbthedh, Ai. 150 a. binnin; ¶ O'S. III. vi. 5; ¶ in Inishowen; ¶ ubi Cathirij (Odocharta) factio
magnam armentorum vim Binnine, loco natura et vetusta munitione munito, claudunt.
Arch d. of Arm., ext. fr. Slíabh Breagh to Cúaile Ciannachta, and fr. Bior to Abhainn-mhór K. 174 a; ¶ Birr, al. Parsonstown,
is a boundary of the province of Arm.
ns.; ¶ a r. which Columbcille crossed on way to Don. fr. Glend Naiden, Bco. 9 b; ¶ luidh Colum cille a Cenel Conaill, dochuaid
tar an abhuinn dianad ainm Biur, Lis 9 a; ¶ Fir Li and Ui mac Uais in Ulst., ext. fr. Bir to Camus, Lec. 181, 545, Fir. 331;
¶ Bior, al. Birra, now Moyola Water, which flows into L. Neagh on the NW., Adr. lxxiii.; ¶ al. the Moyola r., which flows
through b. Loughinsholin into L. Neagh; ¶ it was anciently the boundary betw. the Feara Li and the Húi Tuirtre, and S. boundary
of Lecmagh, Ch. 5.
Au. i. 224, 276, 362–3, 346–7; ¶ al. Biorra, Birra; ¶ now Birr, al. Parsonstown, King's c.; ¶ g. Biroir, Mr. 26, Hb. 78,
Ll. 360, Lbl. 324, Fia. 6; ¶ g. Biruir, Rawl. B. 215, 946; ¶ Biorair, K. 166 b, Fm. i. 430; ¶ Biror as genitive in Au.
i. 212, 232, 276, 362, is an error of the Editor (?); ¶ Brenainn, Flaithnia epscop, Mac Riagail abb (Biorair).
now Birr, King's c., Au. i. 62; ¶ (cf. Birra, now Berre r. in Department of Aude in France, Holder), F. 166, Fg. 228; ¶
a corcrích Eile ocus Fera Cell atá Birra, Laud 510, F. 173; ¶ Uí Chearbhaill chláir Bhiorra, St. B. 529; ¶ Brenainn Bira,
Ll. 297 a, Bco. 8 b, Lis. 38 a, Md. 64, Ct. 364, 633, Cs. 164, Ad. 209, 189, 193, Fep., Cs. 334, Mr. 26, Sil. 77; ¶ senud
Birra, Conb. 24 a; ¶ a bhruachaibh Birra, S. p. 346, and abhainn an Bhiorra duibh, Ry. 110 point to the Birr r.; ¶ Birrense
monasterium, B. lx. 392; ¶ v. Birra, K. 121 b, B. iii. 114, Ch. 322, Cs. 334, 378, Im. 133, Tp., Mi., Md. 102, 130, 188,
Au. ii. 178; ¶ Maidhm for hUibh Failghe occ Biorraeibh, Fm. ii. 664; ¶ Birraib, dp., Au. i. 324; ¶ a meeting there betw.
Fedlimid, K. of Cashel, and the K. of Ireland.
Bioscain, ds. Biscay, Ston. A. p. 34; ¶ Biosga, K. 127 b. bisdi an dagda; ¶ at Brugh na Bóinne, al. Ferta Pátraig, Lbl.
407. bissech; ¶ ds. sin Bissig, Ll. 185 a.
this world, the whole world, Ll. 307 a, Au. i. 400. bithlan; ¶ ainm srotha i Crích Conailli Murthemne, Ll. 89, Hf. 526. bithlán;
¶ a well at Cork, nr. the Lee, Lb. 214 b; ¶ perh. Sunday's Well.
Belan, 4 m. E. of Athy, c. Kild., Fm. ii. 704, vi. 1900; ¶ Augaire mac Tuathail slain by Amlaeib Cuaran i Cath Bithlainde,
Tig. an. 977, Hb. 80, Ll. 39, K. 170 a, Au. i. 488, Ch. 224; ¶ is leo dan ro hinr.ed Cath ic Bithlaind in Muigh Laigen for
Ugaire mac Tuathail for rí Laigen, Z. 360; ¶ i Bithlaind i maig Lagen, Cg. 6; ¶ Muiredach K. of Hi Cendselaigh, slain by
the Galla (Norwegians) at Bith Lauda, Lec. 207; ¶ Bithelan, in Tristildermot dry., d. Dub., nr. Douenachmór, Cr.
belonged to Bp. of St. Andrew's, an. 1144, Ro. bladma; ¶ ns., Ll. 112 a; ¶ mons Bladma, Gb.; ¶ Slieve Bloom, on borders
of Queen's and King's cc., Tp.; ¶ df. ó Bladma buig, O'Duggan, Kj. p. 14, an. 1851, Bco. 51 a 2; ¶ Bladma, d. or ac., Ml.
76; ¶ the S. boundary separating the S. of Ireland fr. the Ui Néill of the S. and N., B. lxii. 681, xliii. 463; ¶ St. Molocus
Bladma, C. 151.
leg. Blaerige q.v., in Ulaid; ¶ Clannda Blai brugaidh de Ultaibh a quó Cenel Meangáin, Ha. 766; ¶ Bladhraige, al. Cinél
Blaidh briuguidh do Ulltaibh a quô Cenél mBenngain, Ha. 734; ¶ Blai brughadh do Ultaibh, a quô Bladhraighi, I. 91 a 2; ¶
one of the Aicme of the Aitechaigh, Bb. 140 a; ¶ Bladraidi of Dalriada, Lec. 453.
Iroll Blairine, in Ulst., Ll. 94; ¶ place-name (?). blaisliab; ¶ cath Blai Slébe, Ch. 106, Au. i. 132; ¶ in present c.
Derry or c. Tyr., for Maelduin, who burned the Kings of Cruithne and Ciannachta of Glenn Geimhin early in summer, was here
defeated by Ciannachta in the beginning of winter, 677; ¶ Cath Blái Sléibhe idir Mhaoldúin Mac Maoile Fithrigh 7 Flann mac
Maile la Cianachta Ghlinni Geimhion, Hb. 69; ¶ seems in Keenaght of Glengiven.
d. Blaitiniu, in Campo Breg, A. 10 a; ¶ Blatiniu, Au. i. 90; ¶ Tigernach Blaitine, Bb. 126 a, Ai. 151 b; ¶ Tigernach Blattine,
Ll. 368; ¶ Cath Blatteine, Ll. 42 a; ¶ Cath Blatine, Au. i. 90; ¶ Blatine, Pd. viii. 38; ¶ v. Muinter Blaitine; ¶ I think
it is the "demense of Platten in p. of Duleek, 21/4 m. SW. of Drogheda" (Pgi. iii. 76) which is in Campo Breg; ¶ Darcy of
Platene, Pat. and Close Rolls, p. 163.
rothuitset leo 'sin Blárna, Ll. 205 a; ¶ Blarney, in c. Cork (?); ¶ an Blárna, Blarney, c. Cork, Ry. p. 10; ¶ gs. a rígh
Blárnann! Ston. A. p. 85; ¶ Blarney, c. Cork; ¶ lán-chreach na Blarnan, Ry. 178.
cath Dromo deirgg Blathuug in regionibus Pictorum, Au. i. 182; ¶ on W. side of r. Ila, al. Isla, in Forfarsh., Chalmers,
ibid.; ¶ Reeves on the Culdees, p. 110, equates it, I think, with Bladebolg, l. of Bp. of St. Andrew's, an recte?
ó Inber Féile al. Inber Fuile (Suile) fria Banna iartuaiscert tancadar rompa tar Bléin C. C. tar Magh n-Umoir, tar Liathmuine
7 tar Senmagh 7 a Raith móir 7 ar Mogh na nOgait, Sto. 17 b 1.
Blencup, tl. in p. Kilmore, 4 m. W. of Cavan, Fm. iii. 646; ¶ Blén cupa in Breifne O Reilly, Con. 40 b; ¶ creek in Lough
Oughter, c. Cavan, Ods. 584; ¶ Bléan, lit. the groin, a creek formed by a lake or large r., Ods. 584.
fors an leic oighreadh ótha Bléin nGaille go Rinn dúin, in Connacht, Fm. ii. 1122; ¶ small creek at Galey on L. Ree, c. Rosc.,
Ods. 584; ¶ vv. B. Gaibhle.
2 flagstones at Tara, betw. which the charioteers should drive the chariots, X. 91; ¶ Blocc, one of the 3 stones placed over
the Druids at Tara, S. of Ráth Adamnáin, Bb. 188 b; ¶ stone monument at Tara, ó Lecht ind Abaic siar, Malel, Bloc, Bluicne—forru
atáit na trí clocha, Pd. viii. 18, Lg. 151. bloc shalaich; ¶ Fintan Bloc Shalaich, Lec. 116; ¶ place-name (?). blodhraighi;
¶ Nonmhar do Blodcoin da Breathnaibh a quô Blodhraighi, I. 91 a 2.
nr. Dalkey, c. Dub., now Bullock; ¶ a Norse name. bluicne; ¶ ó Lecht ind Abaic siar, Mael, Bloc, Bluicne, forru atáit na
trí clocha, Pd. viii. 18, Bb. 188 b, Lec. 227, Lg. 151, X. 91. bó; ¶ rock on Inis Bui on the W. coast of Erin, Lu. 54 a.
boaigachae; ¶ Cath B. in reign of Dathi, Lbl. 911; ¶ al. Bodaigachae. bóand; ¶ one of the 14 rígusci Érenn, Lu. 98 a; ¶
r. Boyne; ¶ Bóand, Lu. 52 a, 98 a, Pd. viii. 42, Bb. 194 a, Lbl. 421, Ll. 191; ¶ boann, Bd. 34, Teh. 242; ¶ boend, Ad.
114; ¶ g. Bóindeo, A. 16 a b; ¶ Boundi, Gr. 16; ¶ na Bóinnse, Ls. iii. 50, Lh. 98; ¶ d. Bóind (báin, bricc, braiss), Lu.
51 b, Ll. 153 a; ¶ Booin, Cg. 16; ¶ Bóinn, passim; ¶ a Bóuin, Zcp. iv. 1, 32; ¶ Bóinn, passim; ¶ on it are Áth Sige,
Lbl. 319; ¶ Áth Brea, Ll. 31; ¶ Fertai Fer Feige and Findabair Aba (for brú Bóinne i mBregaib), Ls. i. 64, iii. 28, F. 83;
¶ betw. Ulaid and Brega, Ad. 114; ¶ Mag Breg on its S., and Dubid N. of it, Ll. 263 b.
al. B. Tíre Sírluim, i Sliabh Toadh, i mBocach Tíri Sirlaim, hi Crich Modhuirn, Sb. 1 a 1, Hx. 873; ¶ fr. Bocach T.S. he
went to Crích Modorne and into Magh nItha, N. of Sliab Toad in Ulst., S. of Crích Moduirn, Ll. 12, Lec. 26, 566; ¶ in Crích
Moduirn, Bb. 20 b; ¶ N. of Sliab Toad in Ulst., Lec. 566. bocaighe; ¶ fr. Magh nUachtair he went to the Bocaighibh; ¶ al.
Sliab Eblinne, Lis. 171 b.
i Láighis ó Cluain Éidnech sair, F. 169, F. 222, F. 170; ¶ in Laoghis, E. of Cluain Éidnech, or in front of Sliab Bladhma,
Fep.; ¶ so it appears there were two Bó-Chluain; ¶ one of them is about 2 m. W. of Maryborough.
Cath Bodaige by K. Dathi, Lec. 162, Fir. 249, Fy. 18. bodamair; ¶ ds. Loch Lén in it, nr. Bruiden Da Chocæ, Bdc. 388; ¶
NE. of Athlone; ¶ don tsléib ós Bodhamair, Sa. 33 b 1; ¶ v. Badamair. bodaraighi; ¶ Bodbh a quo B., I. 91 a 2; ¶ leg.
Bodhbrige, q.v. bodbgna; ¶ cath Bodhbhghna, Au. i. 132, Ch. 104; ¶ round Sliabh Badbgna (Slieve Bawne), c. Rosc.; ¶ is
ext. fr. Lanesborough to Rooskey on W. of the Shannon, Fm. i. 286.
Au. i. 196; ¶ Combustio muinnteri Domnaill im Bodbraith ubi cecidit ailill Bregleith in domo cenae; ¶ .i. Bodb-ráith; ¶
nr. Brí leith, or Ráith Boidb, or Síd Boidb (?).
the lands opposite Bofinn in the N. to Traig mBaile, were harried by Hugh E. of Tirone, Ar. 162; ¶ perh. Inisboffin, in b.
Kilmacrenan, c. Don., 1 m. N. of the mainland, Pgi. ii. 316. bó find; ¶ Cora laige ext. ó Boinfind go Tráigh Omnaigh siar,
Ha. 758.
Forbasach Rí Bogaine of N. Uí Néill, Fia. 48; ¶ Bowyne, betw. Loughs Foyle and Swilly, Ac. 113; ¶ Magh Cúile caol in B.,
K. 132 a; ¶ v. Cenél Bogaine; ¶ Bogainech, native of B. or b. Banagh, c. Don., np. Boguinig, Mr. 156; ¶ Bogeni, Cs. 412.
a sub-div. of Ulaid now b. Mourne, c. Down; ¶ its mountains were called Beanna Boirche after Boirche, who was shepherd to
Ros, K. of Ulaid, in the 3rd cent.; ¶ fr. the peaks Boirche could see S. to Dún Dealgan and N. to Dún Sobhairce, Lct. 38,
164, Tp.; ¶ Tamhlachta i mB., Fg. 8, 68, Md. 92; ¶ Tamlachtain Bairci, Mt. 20; ¶ cath B. fought by Conall mac Néill Naoighiallaigh,
St. B. 595; ¶ the K. of B.'s tuarastol fr. the K. of Ulaid, Lec. 189 a.
Bórirend; ¶ g. Bóirne, da. Bóirinn; ¶ a large rock, a stony, rocky desert; ¶ applied to the face of a desolate mountain
in Achill and Murresk, c. Mayo; ¶ Boireand, i. bórr-onn, i. cloch mór, H. 2, 15, p. 180, Ods. 584; ¶ d. Boirind Connacht,
Lbl. 796; ¶ Boireand came fr. Spain to Boirind Corcomruad, Unde Boireand, Lec. 481; ¶ dá dam allaid a Boirinn; ¶ Burren
in c. Clare, P.R.I.A. vii. 184; ¶ d. of Clonfert, ext. fr. the Shannon to B., and fr. Echtge to Suca, K. 174 a; ¶ one of
the rígpuirt of Cashel, Bb. 149 a; ¶ Borion in d. Killaloe, Tax.; ¶ ó Lochloinn Bóirne, of the O Connors of Corcomruadh,
K. 186 b; ¶ cath Bóirne (Burren, c. Clare?), Os. 264; ¶ Hui Aodha of B., Fir. 252; ¶ ón mBóirinn, Sil. 259, S. 436; ¶
Cashel's tribute ó Boirind i Corcumruagh, Ha. 767; ¶ called East Corcomroe, Tp., Mis. i. 219, Fy. 32, Lct. 49, Fm. i. 66,
P.R.I.A. vii. 184, Mi., Cri., B. lix. 885, Lis. 153 b, Dl. 12.
cath bóirni, enumerated among Conall Gulban's victories over the Ulaidh, Fen. 326; ¶ seems not in Clare, but in Ulidia, Fm.
i. an. 565; ¶ in it are pp. Dromara, Clonallon and Kilcoo in S. of c. Down, Dc. i. 46.
Imram Curaig Maildúin, Rc. ix. 458, Lbl. 371, Lb. i. b; ¶ named fr. Nuca, wizard of Corcomruadh, Bureen, c. Clare. bóirenech;
¶ native of Bureen, in c. Clare; ¶ Tadhg Bóirnech, Fm. v. 1270.
al. Bolgán, Mochummac Bolgáin, Ll. 368; ¶ an Bolgan, in Brefny O'Reilly, Au. ii. 466; ¶ Bolgán, nr. Belturbet, c. Cavan,
co-ext. with b. Drumlane, Fm. iii. 570; ¶ in Breifne, Mi.
Au. i. 96; ¶ "Sack of Ashes," a nickname of Crundmael, K. of S. Lein., Hen.; ¶ but the entries seem to refer to a place,
"Obsessio Boilg luatha a nepotibus Néill," an. 625; ¶ "Bellum Boilgg luatha in quo Faelán fhilius Colmáin rex Laigen uictor
erat," 627 or 628; ¶ seems nr. border of Meath and Lein.; ¶ seems in ui Ceinnselaig; ¶ Crunnmael Builgg luatho rígh hua
Ceinnselaig, Au. i. 108; ¶ Obsessio Builg Luatho a Nepotibus Neill Failbhe Flainn rí Mumhan (victor erat?), Hb. 65.
leg. Bun abhann; ¶ g. Bono A.; ¶ tl. of Bunowen, at mouth of r. Arney, b. Clanwawley, W. of L. Erne, c. Ferm., Fm. v. 1318.
bonandraidi; ¶ leg. Bonandraigi; ¶ Boindia, fr. whom are Bonandraidi of the Boyne, Lec. 128; ¶ leg. Bondraidi, q.v.
Creachshluaigheadh lá hAindadh Ua Ruairc tar Lughmhagh et tar Druim nIonasclainn et a Conalloibh Murtheimhne uile—acht ro
marbhadh Andadh fria cionn bliadhna a Bono Scotorum o Mhacaibh Airt Bhig Hui Choirfhiaclo rí Tebhtha, Hb. 88; ¶ Fm. ii. 842
has all except Bono Scotorum.
ó B. co Corcaig, Fm. i. 526; ¶ al Bél Boroimhe on W. bank of Shannon, nr. Killaloe; ¶ Boromha, now Béal Borumha, earthen
fort on bank of the Shannon, 1 m. N. of Killaloe, Fm. ii. 1002, K. 171 a; ¶ now Belboroo, or Borowe, Ac. 222, Mi., Cr.
Eoghan Bhuird M. ó bhfuil Clann Carthaigh Coise Mainge et Donchadh Laidir ó bhfuil Sliocht Árda Chanachta, Hz. 60. bord suidhe
finn; ¶ Cromleac on Suidhe Finn, the highest hill of the Sliabh na mBan range, Kj. i. 361.
Rc. xviii. 37, Ai. 31 b; ¶ Creach la Tairrdelbach Húa Concobair a Mumain cor' loisc 7 cor' mur Boroma 7 Cend Coradh; ¶ v.
Boraime; ¶ Béal Borumha fort, 1 m. N. of Killaloe, Cenncorad 1 m. S. of it, Fm. ii. 1002, Tp. Ch. 318, Obr.
daf. Borraig, in b. Tireragh, Sli., Fy. 264; ¶ 1, r. rising in tl. of Farranyharpy, in SW. of p. of Skreen, and falling into
the sea in N. of p. Templeboy; ¶ 2, the district W. of that r., O'D.; ¶ in it are tls. Doonycoy, Grangemore, Grangebeg,
Ardokilly, Corcagh, Dunflin, Fy. 262, 264, 172, 424; ¶ O Maoilduin, Chief of the l. fr. Borach to Muirsge, in Tír Fhiacrach,
Fir. 276; ¶ ó Bhorraigh go Tráigh, ó Bhorraigh go Muirsge, Fy. 172.
Isle of Bute, Zcp. i. 450; ¶ Bote in an. 1204, Jo. both; ¶ battle of, where Suibne Menn of Cenél Eogain routed Domnall of
the Cenél Conaill, Au. i. 96, Ll. 24 b, Ch. 80, Hb. 65; ¶ as Suibne was killed in Inishowen at r. Swilly, it may be Both
Domnaig or Rath Both.
in Cúalngi, ainm eile do Glenndáil doigh is uime iderar Botha ris oir do rínnedar fir Erenn botha 7 bélsgalana ann, Z. 340
a, Lu. 65, Lb. 25 a, Lbl. 589.
in c. Ferm.; ¶ dp. Bothaibh, Fm. v. 1346, iv. 1146, Au. iii. 324; ¶ mentioned with Cell Lasair, Killassery, c. Ferm; ¶
Bohoe p. is 51/2 m. W. of Enniskillen, Pgi. ii. 265; ¶ Seaan O Fialain, ollamh clainni pilib Meg Uidhir re dan 7 oirchinnech
Both, Au. iii. 282. bothach ui fhialáin; ¶ in Breifny; ¶ i mBothaigh i Fhialáin, Lc. ii. 360.
Sanct Bróc, dau. of Dallbronach, and Fedbair, dau. of Dallbronach, in Bothaib E. R., Cul Ugaine was the name of their ch.
in Magh Luigne, Ll. 354; ¶ B. Eich Raichnigh i tTír Rátha, Fg. 212; ¶ B. Eich Uaicnich i Tir Ratha, Md. 298; ¶ v. B. roichnig.
bothaire; ¶ Mosamóc Bothaire, Ll. 368, cf. Cell Moshamóc at Dub. botha muinntire fialáin; ¶ a mBothaibh M.F.; ¶ Bohoe,
partly in b. Magheraboy and partly in b. Clanawley, c. Ferm., Fm. iv. 1246, Au. iii. 426.
or Both Chaistil; ¶ Bochastle, nr. Callander, Max. both chnó; ¶ where Colum Cille was born, Sas. 1941; ¶ now Gartan in
b. of Kilamacrenan, c. Don., Sas. 2015, 2026, Lis. 214 a.
Fg. 170, Mt. 33; ¶ in b. Inishowen, C. 454, Fm. i. 482; ¶ little doubt that it is Templemoyle, p. Culdaff, O'D.; ¶ nr.
Cúl-maine in Inis Eogain, Ct. 231; ¶ in tl. Carrowmore, p. Culdaff, Adr. 405, Au. i. 360; ¶ not in Templemoyle, but in Binnion
tl., p. Clonmany, b. Inishowen, Fm. ii. 722; ¶ in tl. Binnion, Fep.; ¶ a nGleann Daoile a n-Inis Eoghain, Md. 236; ¶ now
Gleneely, Md. Adr. 405; ¶ Féile Comgelli Bothi Conais, Comgall Bothi Conais, Ll. 362, 367, 351, Bb. 122 b, 124 b, Lec. 96,
110, 116, Ai. 150 b, Lb. 20. both-craind; ¶ Tl. 556; ¶ seems nr. Clonmacnois.
Bohullion, in b. Inishowen, Westm., c. Don., Ro. both da fhiach; ¶ Atá Cluain (nó Both) da Fhiach a cCiannachta Glinne Geimhin
i n-Ulltoibh, Md. 344; ¶ in Glengiven.
luid P. i nDaigurt im-Mag nDula; ¶ secht ndomnaige dó im Ochaine, i.e., flumen, .i. Both Domnaich, Domnach Cati; ¶ Athgein
Bothi Domnaig a choicc, Tl. 154, 264; ¶ de Campo Tochuir venit in (Campum) Dulo Ocheni, et fecit septem æclessias ibi, et
venit in Ardd Sratho, A. 15 a 2; ¶ docúaid P. a Dagurt 7 am-Maig Dola in Airdd Dailauig, Tl. 160; ¶ this is Bothdomnyk in
dry. Maguritha, d. Derry, of Tax. p. 216; ¶ Botoney, in tl. Glenrone in Up. Bodoney, Cv. 71, 73; ¶ Bodoney, al. Badoney,
p., in b. Strabane, c. Tyr., is now divided into the p. of Lr. Badoney, 4 m. E. of Newtown-Stewart, and p. of Up. Badoney,
61/2 m. NE. of Newtown-Stewart, Pgi. i. 114; ¶ it is in Glenelly, in b. Strabane, O'D. Fm. ii. 730; ¶ when editing the Documenta
de S. Patricio, I equated Mag Dula, al. Mag Dolo, with Moyola, and Ochaine, al. Ocheni, with the r. Faughan; ¶ but as the
r. Moyola and the r. Faughan rise about 10 m. fr. Bothdomnaig and run away fr. it, I looked for Mag Dula and Eochaine nr.
Bodoney, and I found Moyle hamlet, castle and r. in p. Adrstraw, b. Strabane (Pg. ii. 817); ¶ Owenkillew flowing through
Badoney, and Donagheady (Domnach Cati supra), not far fr. Bodoney, and in b. Strabane. I think the group of seven churches,
among which were Bothdomnaig and Domnach Cati, were all in b. Strabane; ¶ this is confirmed by entry of year 1160, in Au.
ii. 136; ¶ "sluagad la hUa Lochlainn co Ceniul Eogain 7 co n-Airgiallaib co rancatar Mag ndula do innarbud hUi Gairmlegaid;
¶ O Gormley was Chief in b. Raphoe, and afterwards in b. Strabane, Ci., Ui., Mi.; ¶ Aithgein, al. Aithgne, of Both Domnaig,
St. Patrick's cook, is mentioned Tl. 264, Ll. 173 a, 347, 353, Lec. 92, 97, Lb. 14, 23, 220, I. 109 a, Fir. 695, 715.
Ll. 278 a, 318 a; ¶ part of dowry of Ingean na hAlaboidigh on marrying the Baron of Delvin, Fir. 840; ¶ this was Miss Talbot,
and B. cualann seems at Talbotstown, a hamlet 21/2 m. ESE. of Baltinglass, c. Wick.; ¶ the rent of Bothercolyn collected
by Peter of Balimor (Eustace), Sw. an. 1280, p. 365.
Stoneybatter, now in Dub. city; ¶ is eachtach an ní do rinne an uair do rug ocht mbraithreacha fichead mar sluag go Bothar
na gcloch ndorus Átha Cliath, Hx. 850.
fr. Corofin to Kilnaboy, meeting the gateway of Inchiquin about midway betw. them. Fm. v. 1668; ¶ fr. Carraig Mac a mBoireann,
Diarmaid O Briain went a mbéal Bothair na Mac Righ, and to Mullach Gaoil in Thomond, Ai. 73 a; ¶ Bothar na Mac Roigh, fr.
Béal Shleimhne to Mullach Gaoil, to the Lionána, and to Cell mhic Ui Dhonnáin, Tor. 163.
road of 5 m. bew. Dúrlus Guaire and the well to SW. of Boirenn, at which St. Mochua spent his Lent, K. 159 b; ¶ v. B. leanta
na mías; ¶ road betw. Durlas Guaire in c. Galw. and Mochua's Well, or St. Mac Duach's Hermitage in Burren in c. Clare, O'Brien's
Dict.; ¶ is 5 m. long, and leads to Tobar Mic Duach, Os. v. 122; ¶ Bohernameece in tl. Keelhilly, p. Carran, 5 m. SW. of
Kinvara.
an Braenros, in b. Carra, Mayo, in Tír Fhiachrach, Fy. 156, 196; ¶ in Tuath Mhuighe Fiondalbha, belonging to the Duthaidh
of Ó Maoilraite, in p. Manulla, b. Carra, Mayo, Fir. 271, Fy. 156. braentracht muighi hitha; ¶ Seolus do chum nErenn, coro
gabsat i mBraentracht Muighi h-Itha 'sind leith a tuaidh ó h. (h-Eirinn ?), Sb. 1 a, Lec. 26, Hz. 13; ¶ v. Mag Itha.
O Conor's cavalry marched fr. Sli. to Bragad C., Con. 82 b; ¶ as. Bragaitt Chuillighe, Bradhullian, b. Carbury, SW. of Benbulben,
c. Sli., Fm. v. 1428; ¶ nr. Sli. and Belach Dúin iarainn, Lc. ii. 296; ¶ Aodh mór and his brothers, Brian and Tadhg, got
Braghaid Coillidhe as far as the Botuinn (Genealogy of the Clann Ceallaiagh), Fir. 316.
one of the Trí tibrada Erenn, Bb. 42 a; ¶ Braithleasan Brigde, Z. 183, col. 4; ¶ Cleasan Brigde, I. 190 a 2. braide alban;
¶ Breadalbane (?); ¶ Fergus and Loarn and Aongus fd. the kingdom of Scotland, "á Braide Alban ad Mare Hiberniæ," and Inis-Gall,
Fir. 419; ¶ Bráid Alban, al. Druim Alban, Scotl., Obr.; ¶ in Dalrieda, Scotl., Ward, 362.
Brauslieve range, on E. of b. Tirerril, Sli., Fy. 480, Fm. v. 1850, vi. 1581; ¶ Brattsliab i Tír Tuathal, Lc. i. 408, ii.
38; ¶ Braittsliab, Ar. 78, Con. 15 a.
Dina ingen ríg Saxan máthair deich mac mBraccain ríg B. do Brethnaib, I. 111 b 1; ¶ Brecknock (?); ¶ cf. Bracmeóc. bramam;
¶ one of the 72 Cenel who spoke the 72 divers tongues, Bb. 171 b.
Muirethach qui fuit super flumen Brátho, A. 15 a 1. brathleggaib lib. pr. 7 herc. ...; ¶ dp. if I had all fr. Tír na n-Erembecda
N. to Sliabh Rifi, and fr. Brathleggaib Lib. pr. 7 hErc. in the E. to SW. point at Inber mara Torrian; ¶ leg. B. Libyae pr(omontorii)
7 hErcóil, the pillars of Hercules (?). bratsliabh; ¶ v. Braidsliab, in Tír Tuathail in Connacht.
al. Bree, Brei, q.v. Bre, Gr. 68, Sw. an. 1207, 1229, Hmd. an. 1134, 1317; ¶ a dry. in d. Dub., Cr. p. 142; ¶ now Bray p.
and t. on border of Wick. and Dub.; ¶ it stands nr. the mouth of Bray rivulet, and so might be called Inbher mBree; ¶ rivulet
which issues fr. L. Bree (L. Bray) and enters the sea at t. of Bray.
Bréib, ds. or dp. (?), in tírib Connacht, Ll. 250 b, Zcp. iv. 41; ¶ Bre .i. aband mór i Connachtaib, Lbl. 56 b; ¶ cf. Bre
r. on border of cc. Dub. and Wick.
cath Brea in Lein., by Tuathal Techtmar, Lec. 597; ¶ Brea, Breaa, g. and ds., on the Boyne; ¶ battle there betw. Finn and
the Luaigni Temrach, Finn slain, Sil. 91, Lec. 362.
the Ceathrumhadh of the B. in Baile an Fhaoitigh in the Cuanachaibh, Ai. 110 b, i.e., Ballyneety; ¶ ceathraimhe don Bhreac
Coill a mBaile an Fhaoiticc in the Cuanachaibh, Hb. 11 b. breaccraidhi; ¶ Daertuath Caisil, Sto. 40 a.
ds.; ¶ Tuath Mairtene located in Musraighe Mittine, in "Breguín," &c., and in Hui Cairpre, Bb. 140 a; ¶ v. Mag mBreguin;
¶ Breaghan in Fréumhuinn, where Fulmán and Mantán, two chiefs of Éibher's followers, fell in battle by Eiriomhon, K. 130
a, v. 1; ¶ ds. Breagund, in Mun., Lec. 228, X. 94; ¶ v. Bregund, Bregon. breagh-mhagh; ¶ v. Bregmag.
Brefny, the 2 Brebne brought under the control of the Cenel Conaill, by Aedh óg O Domhnaill, Bb. 180 a; ¶ v. Breifne. brecch;
¶ tigerna B., Fm. ii. 810; ¶ v. Breg.
as. Ogma Grianainech of Brecc in Ulst., Ll. 94 b. brécachath; ¶ "Brecachath quod interpretatur campus distinctus coloribus,"
Charter of 1170; ¶ now Breakachy (Beauly, Kincraig, Caithness), Jo.
al. Brechmag; ¶ Breaffy, al. Breaghwee, p. in b. Carra, Mayo, 3 m. ESE. of Castlebar, Pgi. i. 278; ¶ i Céra hi n-iarthar
Chonnacht, F. 90, Fep., Fy. 480.
O Brogan of B. in Tir Fiachrach, c. Sli., Fir. 274, Fy. 166, Mt. 35; ¶ now Breaghwy, al. Breaffy tl., in S. of the Kilmore-Moy
p. on E. of r. Moy, Fy. 224.
tribe seated in Magh Brecraighe, in N. of Westm., adjoining c. Long.; ¶ "annihilated" in 751 by the Cenel Coirpri at Telach
Findin, Au. i. 216; ¶ the vil. of Street; ¶ al. Sráid Maighe B. marks it, Fm. ii. 648.
Bréadach, g. na Breadcha, d. Bréadaig, Fy. 164, 228; ¶ g. Brédcha, Fm. iii. 150, Fy. 10; ¶ O Togda taoisech na Brédcha in
Tirawley, Lec. 161, Fir. 248, 273 Fy. 10; ¶ comprised the p. Moygawnagh, in W. of b. Tirawley, and a part of p. of Kilfian,
Fm. iii. 56, Fy. 101, 164, 228, 230, 480.
gsf. na Bredcha; ¶ O Mailbrigdi, chief of, al. Mag Finn, Findmag, al. Keogh's country, b. Athlone, c. Rosc., Im. 76, Lec.
187, Lc. ii. 96; ¶ gf. na Breaduighe in Tp.
Ua Duibhdíorma, toiscach na Brédcha; ¶ the E. half of Inishowen, c. Don., name preserved in Bredach-Glyn and the r. Bredach
flowing into the Foyle, Tp. Fm. ii. 1002, iii. 37, 56, Au. ii. 106, Lc. i. 115, Ui., Ci., Mi.; ¶ the sons of Eoghan isin
Breadaigh, Fir. iii., Lis. 145 a; ¶ 100 bó, 100 molt, 100 torc mar cís Uladh ón Bredaigh, I. 137 b 2, Bb. 151 b, Lis. 145
a. bredach; ¶ one of the 4 Primthuatha of Monach, I. 67 a; ¶ 4 prímthuatha na Bredcha in Magh Monaigh in Ulst. are the Cenél
Dogfa, Clann Corcráin, Ui Thacain, and Artraidi, Lec. 198. brédach; ¶ r. in Inishowen, which at Mag Bile flows into L. Foyle,
Ct. 145, 181.
Brega Midi, people and pain in Meath; ¶ like Ulaid, Connachta it has no singular unless "Cath Brega," infra, refers to Brega;
¶ Tea Brega ben in Ríg of Ll. 28 a (I think) gives the gen. sg.; ¶ the word seems a g. stem like rí, a king, or like Brí,
Breg, q.v.; ¶ np. Brega, Ll. 320 b; ¶ ap. Brega, A. 2 bb, F. 180, Au. i. 458, Fm. i. 376, Lu. 114 a, 119 a, np. or ap. Lu.
104 a, gp. Breg, Bregg in A, cf. Mons Bregarum, Ad ii. 3; ¶ Brega distinguished fr., Meath: tuatha Breg 7 Mide, Sil. 60,
Sas. 7648; ¶ Breg nó Midi R. 38; ¶ its bounds seem Belach dúin (al. Castlekieran in b. Kells Upr.) and the sea; ¶ the Boyne
and Cassán (at Annagassan, SE. of Castlebellingham), Au. i. 442; ¶ Fir Bregh go nuige Casán, K.; ¶ Breg n-uile, gp. Au.
i. 378, 410; ¶ iomairecc etir Firu Mide 7 Brega, Fm. i. 364; ¶ hi Mide 7 iarsin hi mBregaib, Fm. ii. 772; ¶ Breg, Mide
and Gailian, Rr. 78; ¶ Mide 7 Breg 7 Laigen 7 Osraige, Fm. ii. 810. Places in Brega: Áth Truim hi Críchaib Loegairi Breg;
¶ Dublin on its border, "Luid co Firu Breg .. taraill leis (he visited also) Áth Cliath, Lb. 28; ¶ Bri Cobthaig Coil, Lh.
120; ¶ Cell Dumi Gluinn i ndeisciurt Breg, A. 16 b a; ¶ Fg. 246, Tl. 68; ¶ Cell Lothair i mB., Tl. 76; ¶ Cianachta Breg,
Fm. i. 328, 368, 110; ¶ Cinel mBecon i mB., Fy. 24, Fir. 251; ¶ Cenél Loeghaire Breg, Au. i. 472, Brega, i. Bregmag, Fy.
24; ¶ borders on Conaille Muirthemne Brega; ¶ Conalneosque fines et fines Ulathorum in levo (al. leva), dimittens ad Fretum
Brene se inmisit, A. 2 bb; ¶ cath Dubchomair i cCrích Rois i mB. Fm. i. 122, Ll. 24 a; ¶ Áth Buidhe (Athboy) i mB., Fm.
ii. 940; ¶ Dál Conchubair i ndeiscert Breg, Lis. 11 b; ¶ cath Daimh deircc i mB., Fm. i. 338; ¶ Damliac = Doimliacc = Doimhlaig,
is in it, Fg. 224, F. 170; ¶ Ua Cellaig rí Breg, Au. ii. 50, Fm. ii. 944; ¶ Ua Riagain rí Breg in 1029, Au. i. 560; ¶ Cluain
Mór bhFer n-Ardai i mB., Lis. 9 b; ¶ Deoninni i Mugdornaib Breg, Au. i. 338; ¶ Dermag Britonum i nDeiscurt Breg, Au. i.
336; ¶ fa fearann mBreagh ris a ráidhtior Críoch Chonaill Gabhra, Ston. A. p. 191; ¶ Cath Dedna i ndromaib Breg, Fm. i.
168; ¶ do Déisibh Breagh, Md. 108; ¶ rex na nDeisse mBreg, Au. i. 220; ¶ Domnach Sechnaill i nDeiscert Bregh, Fg. 226;
¶ Dub Aedha (al. Dubad), is in it, F. 183; ¶ Ferte Fer Feicc in it, A. 3 b 1; ¶ Etar (Howth) in it, Fm. i. 506, where rí
Breg is called rí Etair; ¶ Findabair Aba fil for brú Bóinne i mBregaib, F. 83; ¶ Fionnabhair Breg, Fm. i. 444; ¶ Inber,
.i. Inber Colptha or Boyne estuary, in it, Au. i. 378; ¶ oc Laind Becuir imBregaib, F. 37; ¶ cf. il-Laind Bhechaire i Fini
ghall, Fg. 20; ¶ Lann Lére (Dunleer), in it, Au. i. 442, 460; ¶ Cernach, princeps Lainne Lére, moer muinntire Áird Macha
ó Bóainn co Cossan, cenn comairle 7 adchomairc Fer mBreg n-uile, Au. i. 442; ¶ Lann Luachain i mB., F. 106; ¶ Luachair Mór
in it, cath Luachra móire etir da inbher, al. cath Ailbe i mB., Fm. i. 176, now Cluain Ailbhe in b. Upr. Duleek; ¶ Mag. Bolg
i Feraib Cúl Breg, F. 173, Fg. 226; ¶ Magh Lacha i n-iart(h)ur Bregh, Fg. 110, F. 99, Md. 146; ¶ Mainister Boiti i mBregaib,
Lis. 9 b; ¶ tigerna Mugdorn mBreacch, Fm. i. 420; ¶ dp. Mugdornaib Breg, Fm. i. 454; ¶ rex Mugdornae mBreg, Au. i. 298;
¶ Rechra, al. Lambay in it, i Recrainn Airthir Bregh, Lis. 9 b; ¶ Loch an choigid in it, K. 139 b; ¶ Ross Eo a Muig Locha
a mB., F. 74, Mt. 21; ¶ i n-Airthiur Breg., Fg. 74; ¶ i Feraibh Cúl Bregh, Fg. 70; ¶ Saithne, al. Fingal: Ua Cathusaigh
rí Breg, Lc. i. 46; ¶ he was K. of Saithne, Fingal; ¶ Síd Cerna, Au. i. 378; ¶ Síd Ochta Cleitig, Sas. 5130; ¶ Ua Cathusaigh
rí Breagh il-Leith Cuinn, Au. i. 584, ii. 24; ¶ Fm. ii. 848; ¶ O Cathusaigh was also Rí Saithne, Au. i. 584: Ua Cellaigh,
tig. Breg, Au. ii. 50; ¶ Ua Riagáin rí Breg, Au. 560; ¶ Slaine a mB., F. 160, N. 214; ¶ Telcha droman i ndeisciurt Breg,
Au. i. 336; ¶ Temair in it, Of. 25; ¶ Sil. 60, 61; ¶ N. 124; ¶ Ui Mic Uais Breg, SW. of Tara, Fm. i. 458; ¶ Treoit in
it, F. 167, Fg. 208; ¶ tuatha Breag buried at Clonmacnois, Pi., i. 5; ¶ the Úi Néill in it: for Ou Néill Breg, Au. i. 378;
¶ seems to stretch fr. the Boyne to the Ríge, which divides Meath fr. c. Kild., ML. 80; ¶ a plain in E. of Meath, comprising
5 triochacheds; ¶ in latter ages it seems the country betw. the Liffey and the Boyne; ¶ Mageoghegan says Moy Brey ext. fr.
Dub. to Bealach Breck, W. of Kells, and fr. Hill of Howth to Mt. of Sl. Fuaid, Ac. 778, Lct. 10; ¶ v. Bregmag.
Lu. 52 b; ¶ al. Mag mBreg, al. Brega; ¶ Bregmag Mide, Hk. 318; ¶ g. Brégmaige, Ls. iv. 266; ¶ Ll. 145 b, Lu. 52 b, 53
a; ¶ written Bregmach, Au. i. 418; ¶ .i. Brega, Fir. Breg, q.v.; ¶ d. Bregmaig, Ll. 120 b; ¶ i mBregaib no i mBregmuig,
Hy. 32; ¶ in it are Cenél mBecocon, Fir. 251; ¶ Síd Ochta Cleitig, Sas. 5130; ¶ Temair, Sil. 60, 61, N. 124; ¶ Árdachad,
I. 110 b; ¶ Tréfoit, now Trevet, Fm. ii. 752; ¶ Fir Bregmaige 7 Cearna 7 Colamhna Teamhrach all joined in a hurling match
on the side of Cairbre Liffeachair against the Fiana, Dg. 9; ¶ d. Bregmaig barrglais; ¶ Bregmaig na mbendchros, Ll. 185
b; ¶ Tám of Partholan's people in i mBregmaig, Ll. 6.
Brawnie, Fm. ii. 838; ¶ in Meath, O'Broain's l., Of. 401; ¶ Ua Brain rí B.; ¶ dp. Breghmainib do Tebtha, Au. ii. 214, 208;
¶ Brewny, Ac.; ¶ in Teffia, Cev. i. 238; ¶ rex. B. i Tethbai, Au. i. 344, Fm. i. 434, 460, Ci.; ¶ b. Brawney in W. of
Westm., Tp., Ch. 143, Mis. i. 253, Ac. 131; ¶ nr. L. Ree, Fm. an. 610; ¶ Dm. iii. 539; ¶ dp. Robhartach Ua hAilghiusa,
ancoire Cluana mic Nóis do écc, an. 1006, do Breaghmainibh a chenél, Fm. ii. 756; ¶ Ua Braoin, tighearna B. décc, Fm. ii.
1080.
a hill in Síl Senaig Bec in Laighis, Ll. 313. bregmuidi; ¶ gs. Muintir Domnalláin Bregmuidi; ¶ Lec. 141; ¶ Breghmuid in
Meath, B. xli. 377; ¶ leg. Bregmaigh.
passed by Ferdiad when going to Áth Firdiad, Ll. 58 a; ¶ Ross na Ríg (?); ¶ al. Ross Breagh, al. Ros na laech; ¶ 15 kings
of Emain had possession of Breghros, Lg. 117.
Brickliff, Bricklieve, on W. of L. Arrow, in bb. Tirerril and Corran, betw. L. na Leiby and Kesh-corran, Fm. iii. 598, v.
1316, Fy. 481; ¶ al. Sliabh Formaeili in Connacht; ¶ Sliab Formaile, Lis. 236 a, Sas. 6530; ¶ Brecslieve, nr. Braalieve,
p. Killanummery, c. Leit., Fm. v. 1851; ¶ O'D. is caught napping; ¶ Bralieve Mts. are on E. of L. Arrow, in b. Tirerrill,
c. Sli., bordering on c. Leit.
now cc. of Leit. and Cavan, al. d. of Kilmore, Au. ii. 284, Lc. i. 394, Tp. Ch. 125; ¶ Brefne, nsf. así in Brefne, Os. v.
10; ¶ also written Breithne and Breibne; ¶ gs. na Breifne, Tp. 46, Sil. 30 b; ¶ epscop. na Breifne, Fm. ii. 1050, Au. ii.
284, Lc. i. 394, Fep.; ¶ now d. of Kilmore, co-ext. with B. Uí Raighilligh and B. Uí Ruairc; ¶ v. Cell Mór d.; ¶ Brefne
d. ext. fr. Druim Cliab to Cenannus, Au. ii. 388, 500; ¶ Belchu B., Ll. 31 b; ¶ Mac Aodhaccáin ollamh na B., Fm. iv. 720;
¶ as. Brefni, Pd. 6; ¶ gen. dual., in da B., Au. iii. 96, 200, 202; ¶ epscop. an dá Bh., Au. iii. 210, Fep.; ¶ .i. d.
of Kimore, Ci.; ¶ dat. dual., air Eoganachaibh 7 air Chonallachaibh 7 air Oirgiallaibh 7 air Bhreifnibh, Au. iii. 614; ¶
in it are Bearramain, Mr. 142; ¶ Bruden mic Dareo, It. i. 96; ¶ Cenél Feidlimtho, Au. i. 316; ¶ Cluain-Muirsge, Fm. i.
40; ¶ Cúil Rúscach, Fg. 34, Md. 46; ¶ Loch Gile eitir Cairpre acus Breifne, Md. 38; ¶ Magh-Slecht, Fm. i. 42; ¶ Másraigi
Maige Slecht, Lh. 162, 163; ¶ Tuaim Drecain, F. 142, Fg. 170, Md. 236; ¶ Uí Briúin of B., Au. ii. 58; ¶ tucadur maidm Átha
Conaill 7 na Graine forra, i. abhann fil eter Feru Manach 7 an Breifne, Au. iii. 192; ¶ v. Lec. 349, Ui., Ci., Mi.; ¶ Brefnech;
¶ gs. and np. Breifnig, a Breifnian, Conb. 25 a, Au. iii. 88, 56, 636; ¶ dp. Bréfnachaibh, Fm. ii. 1050.
i mBrefne C., Lu. 5 a; ¶ .i. B. Uí Ruairc or c. Leit., Ar. 60, 236; ¶ do Chéchtraigib Slecht a B. C., Lh. 162; ¶ do Másraigib
Maige Slecht a B. C., Lh. 163, Fm. vi. 2008.
E. Breifny, O'Reilly, Lord of, Fm. iii. 594, Ci. breifne ui raghallaigh; ¶ Au. iii. 616, 158; ¶ all c. Cavan except Tealach
Dhunchadha and Tealach Eachdhach, b. Tullyhunco and b. Tullyhaw, which were taken fr. Breifne Ui Ruairc to form the c. Cavan,
Fy. 73, Ar. 68, Mi.; ¶ Tuaim nDreacain, now Tomregan p., in it, Md. 236, F. 142, Fg. 170; ¶ Tulach Mongain in it, Au. iii.
46. breifne uí ruairc; ¶ now c. Leit., Ar. 74, Mi., Ci., Au. iii. 6,190; ¶ O'Rourke's terr. ext. "fr. Bun Lainne to Lemain,"
Fen. 18; ¶ Bun Lainne seems Bunluiny of the Down Survey of the p. of St. John's, c. Sli., and Lemain, al. Magh Lemhna, al.
the Closach, comprised the pp. of Clogher and Errigal Keerogue, Cv. 62; ¶ note that there is Fawn-lion in W. of c. Leit.,
N. of L. Gill; ¶ Lochlainn hua Ruairc, lethrí na Breifne, Au. iii. 194; ¶ Cluain Lothair is in it, Md. 212.
Meg Eochachan Óg slain by Daltún after Meg Eochachan sent his men to attack B.M.G., Con. 45 a, Lc. ii. 94; ¶ O Cuinn, chief
of M. Gillgain, died in his house in Brenad, Con. 50 b; ¶ M.G. were the O Quins of c. Long., Ci.
Suibhne Ardrí Érénn slain by Conghal Claon at Brén Aoi, Lg. 231; ¶ Suibne Menn slain by Congal Caech at Traig Breine, Ll.
25; ¶ Strangford L., v. Brene.
murthola Bréna, al. L. Cuan, Sb. 4 b 2; ¶ L. Cuan is Strangford L.; ¶ Brenense fretum nr. Downpatrick, Ct. 14, 39; ¶ deinde
Brega, Conalneosque fines, necnon et fines in levo dimittens, ad extremum fretum quod dicitur Brene se inmisit, et discenderunt
in terram ad Ostium Slain et venierunt aliquantulum in regionem ... ubi nunc est Orreum Patricii, A. 2 b 1; ¶ luid Pátric
sech Conaille 7 sech or nUlad coro gaib in inbiur Brénnea 7 lotar hi tír, conid andsein fósfuair muccaid Díchon baile ita
Saball Pátric indiu, Tl. 36; ¶ i Tráig Bréna, Tig. an. 627; ¶ Congal Breni bruthmair, Au. i. 294; ¶ the fourth year before
the death of Partholan the Brennai burst up, and spread over the country, Ll. 5; ¶ Aed plundered Ulaid ó Banna co Brena,
Ll. 184 a; ¶ fr. those texts we gather that Brene was Strangford L., that Fretum Brene was the strait or sound fr. the sea
to that L., that Inber mBreni, al. Inber Sláin, was the landing place nr. Saul in c. Down, and is, I think, now Quoyle Quay,
in p. of Saul, which is 1 m. fr. Downpatrick and the port of that town; ¶ the r. Quoyle begins a little below Downpatrick,
and constitutes a limb of Strangford L., Pgi. iii. 103; ¶ Bali-bren, now Ballintogher tl. in p. Saul, preserves the name
Brene, Ra. 40. bréne; ¶ murthola Bréna in Connacht, Sc. 6 a 2; ¶ Brénadh i Tír Maine, Hb. 113.
r. Brenóg, whose mouth or source is at Bun Brénóige in tl. Lissadil, b. Carbury, Sli., Fm. iv. 754; ¶ there is a Brenogue
in c. Wexf., where Courtown Pier is betw. Duffcarrick and Brenogue Point, Pgi. iii. 524; ¶ v. Bun Brenóige.
gen. sg. Bréntíre, now Breintre, which contains 7 tls. NE. of Sliabh Callain, c. Clare, Tp., Cg. 62, Fm. an. 1599; ¶ Brentry,
nr. Callan hill, W. of Ennis, c. Clare, Obr.; ¶ Bréantir of Cenél Fearmaic, Fm. vi. 2102; ¶ Breintir Fermacaigh, S. of Inagh,
betw. Eidhnigh and Corcu Maigh, Ennistymon, Ar. 192.
in [Magh] Feimhin; ¶ v. Breaghan, Bregund, Bregon; ¶ Cath Breogain in Feimin, wherein Fulman and Mandtan, Picts, were slain
by Erimon, Fm. i. 32, Hz. 189, Sb. 3 a 1, K. 130 a, Bb. 33 a, Lec. 31, Lg. 83.
Dún Maelduib, together with two-thirds of the l. in front of it towards the E., and a leth fherand W. of it, belonged to Colmán
mac Commain of the Cenél Colmáin, X. 110; ¶ this seems in Lein.
gs., A. 12 b 1; ¶ ecclesia Brergarad, .i. Cell Garad, cacumen Garat, Uaran Garad of Tl. 108; ¶ all at or nr. Oran, c. Rosc.;
¶ Brer Garad = Cacumen Garat; ¶ leg. Breg garad (?). breslach; ¶ given by McMorrough to Abbot of Ossory, in Lein., Gn.
an. 1160.
Cormac Gailenga went fr. Uisci Brocaich Cai malla Rois i fail Drochaid Átha, for it was at Breisleach in his Fail the feast
was held, Bb. 109 b; ¶ nr. Ros na Ríg (?); ¶ d. breslich; ¶ there Cormac Gailing gave a great feast for his father, Tadg,
Oig. xlii. breslech mór; ¶ a Dún in Muirthemne, Lu. 80, Ll. 75.
isin mBretaig, Tl. 156; ¶ gf. Brétcha d. Bretaig, Fy. 228; ¶ v. Brédach; ¶ i mBretaig, al. Magh finn, al. Keogh's country,
Im. 92; ¶ ar in mBretaigh in Hy Maine, I. 46 a 1.
in Ulst. (?); ¶ Ua Duibdirma do marbad lasin mBretaig for lar Maige Bile, Au. ii. 156; ¶ i.e., the people of Bretach; ¶
100 cows, garments, wethers, and hogs were the dues of Bretach to the K. of Ulst., Lec. 189 b.
dp. Bretnaib Ailcluaide, Lu. 84 b, Tl. xlvii., Lb. 24; ¶ the Britons of A.; ¶ Nemthur, cathir sein feil i mBretnaib tuaiscirt,
i., Ail Cluade, Lh. 97, Fir. 696; ¶ dochuatar ule a Bretnaib Ail Cluade dar muir n-Ict fo des for turus co Bretnaib Armuirc
Letha, i., co Bretnaib Letha, Lh. 97; ¶ do Bretnaib hercluade, Lh. 3.,
i.e., Breathna Letheoc, ó Bretnaib Ailcluaide over Muir n-Icht, S. to B. Armuirc Letha, Fir. 692. bretain cornd; ¶ Cornishmen,
Cornwall, N. 188, Fir. 113, 749; ¶ Breton-corn, N. civ., Sk. i. 188.
i.e., "Brittones Armorici," N. 68, Gc. 6; ¶ Frange 7 B. Letha, I. 92 b 1; ¶ Lugaid Mal, K. of the World fr. Breatain Leatha
to Lochlaind and ó Indsib Orc co Espain, Lec. 242; ¶ B.L. were British soldiers to whom Maximin gave lands ext. fr. the loch
on Mullach Sléibe Ioib S. to Canchuic and W. to Duma Ochiden, Lec. 301.
d. Bretnais, the British langauge, Tl. 412, Fir. 692. brettain; ¶ once a Bishop's See, now a fort in d. Down, nr. Downpatrick,
Ct. 270; ¶ S. Loarn of; ¶ v. Brechtan, Mrechtan. breuadh; ¶ Crech la Húa Maelsechlainn 7 la firu Teftha a Tír Maine co
rancatar in Breuadh 7 Durudh Mainnín, Rc. xviii. 189; ¶ leg. Brenadh (?).
1º, a plain .i. mag n-ísel (O Mulconry) conid de atáat na brí-se Mag mBreoa .i. Mag Breg, Ll. 287 b; ¶ 2º, a hill .i. mons,
Tl. 90; ¶ Brí Muilt, Tl. = .i. mons vervecis, A. cf. Welsh Benbré; ¶ brí .i. mag, cnoc, tulach (O'Clery's Gloss.); ¶ cf.
Gaulish Medo-brega, Meidu-briga, and 88 other Gaul names ending in Briga, Holder; ¶ n. brí, g. breg, Ll. 300 a, Au. i. 24;
¶ bríg, brigh, F. 76, Fg. 84; ¶ g. brí, Ll. 352, Zeits. i. 64; ¶ a. brí, O Mulconry, 70; ¶ bríg, F. 47; ¶ d. brí, Tl.
xxxvii., Cg. 14, F. 165, 172, 173.
al. Brígh, Dioma, son of Colman Latrach Corra at Brí, Fir. 194.
b. áine
a Dighna Éreann, I. 143 a 1, Pd. viii. 40.
b. airc
Pd. viii. 40; ¶ Brí Airg, a Dighna Ereann, I. 143 a 1. b. airigi; ¶ Tl. 234; ¶ v. Brí Erigi (and Brí Airc?).
b. breg
Pd. viii. 40; ¶ a Dighna Éreann, I. 143 a 1.
b. bressail
al. Alend, Ll. 162.
b. brughaid beolaigh
al. Aillend, in Lein., Bb. 193 a.
b. buain maic baile
atá didu Cnoc Fergail agus Brí B. m. B. rí Alban andsin beos; ¶ nr. hill of Allen in Kild., Rc. xxiv. 52.
b. cairrge brochaide
Sluaightear fir Eireann la Niall Glúndubh go Gallu Locha da Caoach gur marbhadh Goill 7 Gaedhil leis i mBrigh C. B., Hx. 201,
col. 2; ¶ at Waterf. (?); ¶ but v. Carrac Bracaide in Inishowen.
A. 10 a 1, Pd. viii. 40, Mm. 449, Ch. 67; ¶ "the tree of Brí-dam," Tl. 218; ¶ in Meath, Sa. 46 a 1; ¶ nr. Gesill in Uib
Failge, Of. 185, Lec. 30, Sb. 3 a 1; ¶ in Uib Failge ag tóchar idir dá mhagh i dTuaith Geisille, Hk. 308, Lg. 82, Fir. 100;
¶ co torchar etir dá magh co brú Brí Damh, Sa. 81 a 2; ¶ nr. Geashill, King's c., Fm. i. 28; ¶ for Suainiu, Au. i. 78,
Rc. xvii. 163, Dih. 329; ¶ Suaine was a rivulus, Au. i. 78, Ods. 586; ¶ for Suainiu Sinchi Chluana Lethtengadh, Hb. 62;
¶ a Dighna Ereann, I. 143 a 1; ¶ occupied by the Firbolgs, Bb. 16 b.
Pd. viii. 40; ¶ in Meath, Sa. 46 a 1; ¶ a Dighna Éreann, I. 143 a 1; ¶ al. Brí Dam Díle (?).
b. dumae
Rochaid of B.D., married Findabair, dau. of Ailill, Lbl. 633.
b. ech
Pd. viii. 40.
b. ele
Pd. viii. 40, Lbl. 90, Lec. 251; ¶ Bri Eile la Laigniu, Sto. 11 a; ¶ Dorndghal Breg hEile re n-Ailill Molt for Laigniu,
Au. i. 24; ¶ won by Lein. in an. 474, lost in 475, Ll. 300 a; ¶ al. Cruachan Brígh Ele i n-Uibh Failghe, Fg. 84, Bo. xcix.,
F. 76, Ch. 26; ¶ dorocht Brígit co Bríg n-Ele, F. 47; ¶ Brí Eli, Lbl. 90; ¶ Croghan Hill, King's c., Mi.; ¶ Bri Eli, al.
Fotharta Airbrech, Of. 325; ¶ W. of Airbri, Lbl. 90.
b. erigi
terminus vastissimus constituitur Urbi (i.e., dioecesi) Alt Machæ a Pinna Montis Berbicis usque ad Montem Mis, a Monte Miss
usque ad Bri Erigi, a Bri Erigi usque ad Dorsos Breg, A. 20 b; ¶ Is hé comus termuind do chathrach co Dromma Breg, co Sliab
Mis 7 co Bri n-Airigi, Tl. 234; ¶ Benn Muilt, al. Pinna Vervecis, is nr. Cootehill in Cavan, 18 m. fr. nearest point of present
d. of Arm., and is now called Benwilt, Sliab Mis is 20 m. NE. of d. Arm., Dromma Breg is the S. limit nr. Drogheda; ¶ Brí
Erigi is prob. in c. Down; ¶ Brí Errgi, stronghold of Errge Echbél, Ll. 262 b, 99 b, Lec. 590; ¶ v. Bri Airigi.
so called fr. Breogan, grandfather of Mile, K. 127 a. brigantia; ¶ Bregon fd. city and tower of Bregantia, Ll. 3; ¶ Brigansia,
in Spain, nr. Cruinne, al. Corunna, Lg. 60, K. 127 a; ¶ in Biscay, Ac. 23.
dp. is na Brighib, Brees in p. of Mayo, b. Clanmaurice, Mayo, Fm. vi. 1988, Ar. 114; ¶ Caisléan na mBrí in it, Fy. 482; ¶
Mag Muiris na mBrigh, Clann Muiris na mBrigh, Fm. iii. 630, iv. 810.
Brigown p. contains the t. of Mitchelstown, c. Cork, and an old ch. built of large blocks of very find sandstone, and a ruined
round tower which fell in 1720, Pgi. i. 280, ii. 774; ¶ the "ch. of Brigown" is in the town, so Brí Gobhann is Mitchelstown;
¶ i Fearaibh Muighe Feine, isin Mumhain, Md. 316, Fir. 710; ¶ in Caoille a triacha céd of Mun., Lis. 182 b; ¶ al. Cúil
Muilt at Fán Muilt i crich Fer Muighi in W. end of Mag Maistertha, Lis. 87, 88; ¶ Cúil Muilt frísin abáir Brí Gobann indiu,
F. 172; ¶ Findchú of B. G., Lb. 21, Ll. 352, 367, Tl. xxxvii. F. 165, 172, Bb. 123 a, Fir. 710, 715, Mm. 197, C. 615, B.
lix. 274; ¶ Finnchua ó Brí G., F. 226; ¶ Finducan of Lec. 160, Fir. 242; ¶ Finncan of, Bb. 616, Lb. 14, Md. 136, Lis. 27
a, 28 a, 25 b.
b. graide
ac Ferta fher Fécc, Sa. 87 b 1; ¶ Bríg Graide, as., nr. Sliab Moenuirnd, Lb. 27; ¶ (mons Monduirn, A. 4 a).
b. leathbáird
a Dighna Éreann, I. 143 a 1.
b. léith
Tl. 90, Lu. 129, It. i. 132; ¶ as. Briaid L., Ll. 195 b, 157; ¶ g. Breg Léith, Bdd. 153, 392, Lu. 99 a, Au. i. 196, It.
i. 197 a, 127; ¶ d. Brí L., Ll. 164 b, Pd. 2, Pd. viii. 40, Rc. xvi. 78, xxii. 14; ¶ Midir Brí L., Bb. 11 b; ¶ ds. Midir
a Bri Léith, Ll. 164 b, Bd. 11; ¶ rogab dar oenuch mBreg Leth, gs. It. i. 127; ¶ as. co. Brig Leith, It. i. 130; ¶ gs.
Midir Bri Lethi, It. i. 130; ¶ Brí Léith, g. Breagha Léith, now Sliabh Calraighe, W. of vil. of Ardagh, c. Longf., At. iv.
115, Lct. 38; ¶ in Teffia, Ct. 133; ¶ at Calraige an chalaidh, Fir. 670; ¶ divided Drium Chea on the W. fr. Ardagh on the
E., Mis. i. 207, Tl. 90.
fris an abar Fearta Patraig a ndiu at Brugh na Bóinne, I. 145 a 1; ¶ Brí Léith, origin of the name, Bb. 408 b; ¶ it cannot
be far from Tara.
b. maicc taidc
seenud oc Brí m. T., Ll. 26 b; ¶ Au. ii. 132; ¶ oc Brí mic Taidhg hil-Laoghaire, Hb. 112, Rc. xviii. 185, Fm. ii. 1128,
Ct. 309, 505; ¶ cf. Cell Bile in campo Taidc-ni apud familiam Scire, A. 110 a (Taidc-ne = Maic Taidc); ¶ it is nr. Trim,
which is in Laoghaire.
b. molt
Maelodar ó Brí M., Fg. 138, Mt. 29, Md. 194; ¶ seems same as B. Muilt, q.v.; ¶ a Dighna Ereann, I. 143 a 1, Pd. viii. 40;
¶ Cath Bri M. by Tuathal Techtmar against the Coiged nGailian, Lec. 591; ¶ Fir. 49; ¶ Cath Bri M. by Tuathal Techtmhar
against Raire, Lg. 143, Lec. 39; ¶ Cath Brimolt by Flann against Raire, Lec. 39; ¶ Atracht Erimón ó Sruibh Brain co Brí
Molt, ó Cruaich Oigle co Loch Cuan, Sa. 81 a 2, Lec. 525.
mons Berbicis (.i. Vervecis), A. 20 b 2; ¶ I think, Primult p., al. Ballyburley, in N. of King's c., bordering on Meath,
and thus would be a limit of St. Patrick's Paruchia or Province of Arm.; ¶ Breymolt in dry. Totmoy, d. Kild., Tax.; ¶ now
Primult, King's c.
Brittas, in Omayle, c. Wick., Sp. 1606, p. 63; ¶ v. Baile an Bhritais; ¶ the Maidhm an Mhóintidh 'sa Briotais le hAodh mac
Seuin Ui Bhroin, Bran. 93 a.
in Louth; ¶ berthi Amorgin ocus Finnchoem connalt i nDún i mBrith im Mag Murtemni, It. i. 142; ¶ recte Dún Imbrith (?).
britt; ¶ a Briton, Ll. 164 b, 290 b, F. 9.
Brigit ho Brocsigh, desc. fr. dau. of Dallbronach of the Dál Conchobair in the Desi Bregh, Lb. 23; ¶ name of place (?). broda;
¶ gs. co bórd in Broda; ¶ leg. in Broga (?). Cellach went fr. Tara to "bord in Broda," and was drowned in the Bóind; ¶
some say that he died a natural death at Brugh, Lec. 615.
Tuath Cruithneach, an Aicme of the Aitechaigh, in Magh Aei and in Magh Luirg, fr. L. Cé to Brogeil and to the Shannon, Bb.
140 b; ¶ v. Bruigheol, now Briole, c. Rosc.
g. Brosnaige, Sil. 8, 9; ¶ d. Brosnaig, Ll. 283 a, 293 a; ¶ pl. Brosnacha, Tl. 216; ¶ dp. Brosnachaib Bladma, Ll. 263 b;
¶ 11 Brosnachs known to the ancients, only 6 are known to me: 1. Brosna, residence in p. of Ettagh, which p. includes part
of the W. skirts of Slieve Bloom, King's c., Pgi. ii. 192; ¶ 2. the r. Brosna, which runs for 16 m. through King's c., and
falls into the Shannon at Shannon Harbour; ¶ 3. the (Little) Brosna, which runs by Birr to the Shannon, 51/4 m. below Banagher;
¶ 4. Brosna hamlet, 2 m. NE. of Shinrone, nr. source of the Little Brosna; ¶ 5. Brosna p. 8 m. SE. of Listowel, c. Kerry;
¶ 6. Brusna, in the p. of Castlemore, c. Mayo. brosnach; ¶ Bc. 13; ¶ in Eli O Carroll, Of. 187, B. lix. 283; ¶ in c. Tipp.,
Obr.; ¶ nói Brosnacha Eile, Hk. 310; ¶ g. na Brosnaige, nr. Sierkieran (in or nr. Muscraige Tire, al. Up. and Lr. Ormond),
Sil. 8, 9; ¶ g. Brosnigi in partibus de hEly, Cs. 522; ¶ tomaidm naoi mBrosnach .i. aibne n-Ele, Fm. i. 30, Bb. 23 a, Lg.
83, Tl. lx.; ¶ but secht mB. in Ll. 15; ¶ Brosnacha Ele, N. App. lxvi., Ct. 82, 159; ¶ is ann sin do airtetar fir Mumhan,
feruibh, macuibh, mnaib, inhí Pátraic, i. oc Brosnachaibh, cu rolasat mór-gháir ocus mórbroscar ar fhailti fheghta for Pátraic,
et is de sin ro hainmniged Brosnacha Ele, Lis. 6 a, Tl. 214; ¶ the Normans defeated nr. the Brosnach, in Meath, an. 1264,
Con. 18 b; ¶ this is the Brosna which flows into Shannon Harbour, and nr. it was cath Brosnaighe, in which Mag Nuadat of
S. of Ireland defeated Conn Cétchathach of the North, Lec. fo. 167, K. 143 a; ¶ Fiacho Muillethan gave to Cormac Úa Ceind
the l. fr. the Brosnach to Uisnech, X. 95; ¶ the K. of Éire got cresses on 1 Aug. birar Brosnaide, fr. the Brosnach, Lct.
2, 8.
a vil. in c. Kerry, O'B.; ¶ Brosnach, a r. in Kerry flowing into the r. Feale, also a p. 8 m. SE. of Listowel, Pgi. i. 282;
¶ Brosnad droma Iaraind, W. of Áth Lucraidhe on the Feile, Lis 195 a; ¶ frismbruchtai ler lebend, i. in brosnachai, i. ler
in mara a trácht fris in tan ratriall furri corrasgab Brenaind mac Findlogai dia laim he, F. 173.
as. Brosnaig B., Sil. 258, Ac. 244; ¶ Brosnacha Bladhma, the Brosnachs in Eile; ¶ rogabsat dar Sruthair na Bóini in Magh
mBreg and Midhe isen Magh Lena in mucceda ic laitar cell, dar Brosnachaibh Bladhma a clé ra Bearna Meara Ingini Trega ris
a ráter Bearnán Ele indiu, Glendal. fol. 105, Ll. 263 b, Ods. 582. brú; ¶ Glasimpere for Brú, Corm. 29; ¶ v. Mugéme, r.
at Glastonbury in Engl.
al. Brug na Bóinne; ¶ old pagan bruial place, Lu. 41 b, K. 149 a; ¶ Flann an Bhrogha, al. Brugh na Bóinne, nr. Stackallen
bridge, Meath (Brug ós Bóinn, Lg. 38), Tp., Fm. i. 22, ii. 626, Ch. 93; ¶ al. Brug mic Inoic, H. 3, 17; ¶ Rudraige, 2nd
K. of Ulst., slain here, K. 123 b, Lec. 554, Bb. 16 a; ¶ g. in Broga bárr-uaine, Lbl. 314 a.
a trían of the Uí Congairb in Tuath Maige finne in Mun., Lis. 183 a; ¶ this also may be Brug Rig (Bruree), a little N. of
b. Fermoy, al. Tuath M. Féine.
one of the three Druimne of Tuatha Dé danann, Bb. 19 a, Lec. 25; ¶ Brugos, one of the 3 Maige of the T. Dé Danand, Lec. 561;
¶ there are Bruce in c. Wexf., Bruse in c. Cavan, Bruis in c. Tipp., and Brughas in cc. Arm. and Ferm.; ¶ I think it is
Mount Bruis in p. Bruis, 4 m. WSW. of t. of Tipp., or Slievenamuck, 1,215 ft. high, in S. of Bruis p.
the N. Brug; ¶ N. of Linn Féig ar Bóinn, Sas. 2346; ¶ therefore N. of the Boyne.
b. banba
d. Bruig B., Lu. 119 a; ¶ Ireland.
b. bóinne
Fy. 212; ¶ v. B. na Bóinne.
b. bóirmhe
ríog-bhrog B., Ry. 68.
b. bonn inis
Brog. B. I., Ry. 68.
b. bratruad
Rudraige died in B. B., Ll. 8; ¶ this is Brúg, al. B. na Bóinne, q.v.
b. broc
St. Necht, dau. of Commán in Bruig Broc, subject to St. Brigit, Ll. 353, Bb. 123 b, Lec. 112, Lb. 22, Fir. 752; ¶ v. Ros
Brocc.
b. chind sléibe
Fland Dubh gave to St. Diarmhaid the l. ext. fr. Drochad Martra to B. C. S. in the country of Cland Fiachach, and fr. Muirbeach
Ruis Birn to Aill Claidhibh Lugach, Bb. 128 a; ¶ in Ros Ruided, W. of Drochad Martra, in Críoch Cairpre Droma Cliab in Connacht,
Lec. 123; ¶ in b. Carbury, Sli.
b. chloinne fearghaile
Tuile or Andtuile, .i. Brugh Cloinne Fearghaile, Fir. 204.
b. chonaill
i mbrog Chonaill, Ry. 68.
b. cumil
síth i mBruig Chumil, I. 143 a 1.
b. cuirc
Cashel in c. Tipp., Cg. 124.
b. dairbri o duibne
on Valentia Island, Bb. 148 a, Lct. 46; ¶ v. Dairbre Ui Duibne.
b. da themin
in Eile (O'Carroll), ML. 72.
b. errge
Erge cecbad ó B. Errge a tluaid, Hf. 66 b; ¶ cf. Brí Eirge.
b. emna
Brog. Emhna, Navanfort, c. Arm., F. 19.
b. lóeg
B. Laogh, Md. 194; ¶ meicc Ercáin ó Bruig Lóeg, Fg. 136; ¶ is B. Long in Mt.
b. long
Mt.; ¶ v. B. Lóeg.
b. meicc ind óc
one of primreilce Érend ria cretim, Lu. 51 b, H. 3, 17, p. 745, Ha. 730, Ll. 169; ¶ d. Bruig m. ind Óc, Pd. 20, Ll. 24 b,
I. 145 b, Bb. 196 a; ¶ in Mag Breg, Ll. 66, Bb. 208 a, Lec. 496; ¶ .i. Brug na Bóinne, I. 145 a 1, Lbl. 430; ¶ in Crinna
Chinn Chomair, where the cath Crinna was fought, K. 145 a; ¶ in Crích Crindo, Lec. 421; ¶ i Crindo i Cind Cumuir, Bb. 107
b; ¶ Cellach, K. of Eire, died there, Ll. 25, Bb. 33 a, Lg. 191; ¶ Ebliu, dau. of Guaire of B. m. indóc, Lu. 39 a, al. Eblen,
Eblend, fr. whom is called Sliab Eblinne, Ll. 152.
b. messdelmoind
a name of Alend, Ll. 162.
b. mic uaitéir
Domnall mac Conchobhair slain a mBruigh mic Uaitéir, Hb. 126.
b. mná elcamair
in Magh Bregh, Ll. 152, Fir. 56; ¶ i mMidi, Sa. 46 a 2, Hc. 726; ¶ Brú mná Elcmaire, Bb. 208 a, Lec. 495; ¶ Brú mná Alcmaire
i Midi, I. 160 a 2.
b. na bóinne
on the Boyne; ¶ Bro Farm, Bro Mill, and Bro Cottage preserve the name, Kj. xxii. 430; ¶ nr. Stakallan Bridge, Fm. i. 22,
ii. 626, Cri.; ¶ Broad Boyne nr. Stackallan, ancient burial place of the kings of Ireland, Ods. 587; ¶ dá príomh-roilig
do bhí a n-Éirinn a n-allód a n-aimsir na pagántachta, mar atá B. na Bóinne, agus Roilig na Ríogh láimh re Cruachain, Keating,
in Ods. 691; ¶ al. Bóirdlios na Boinne, Kp. 432; ¶ al. Dún-lios an Dághdha, Kp. 1430. b. na ndéise; ¶ Bruff, t. in c. Limk.,
Fm. v. 1580, Ods. 587; ¶ this is in Déise Beg .
b. na ríghthe
al. Bróg na R., al. Sruith na Magha; ¶ seems nr. Ciarraige Luachra and Tralee, Cf. p. 62.
b. na ríg
Brog na Ríogh, Ry. 68; ¶ v. B. Ríg.
b. nith
Brugnith guidid Gadbre; ¶ al. Brugnith Feth, a terr. of the Cruithni, Z. 174 b.
in Ulst., mansion of Echu mac Conaing Bhuidhe, 23/K.37, p. 195, R.I.A.
b. ríg
cf. Gaul. Brogon rix; ¶ Bruree, c. Limk., Ods. 587; ¶ ar bruach innbhir Máighe ag Brugh Rí, St. B. 377; ¶ Ailill Ó-lom's
seat, i comfhocus don Máig .i. usce mór, Ll. 288 a, Lct. 88; ¶ al. Dún Cobthaig, ML. 72, St. B. 383, 395; ¶ ro indraiset
machaire na Mumhan .i. co hImlech Iubhair 7 Loch Gair 7 Brúg Rígh, Fm. ii. 934, Ch. 298; ¶ Bruree on W. bank of r. Maigue,
b. Up. Connello, c. Limk.; ¶ remains of earthen forts, and an ancient circular wall defended by square towers of a later
(post-invasion) date, Lct. 89; ¶ seat of the K. of Ui Chairbre Aebhdha, Lct. 76; ¶ port rígh Caisil a Mumhain, Lis. 142
b, 143 a, Lec. 277, Bb. 149 a, Lct. 86, Ai. 28 b, I. 136 a 1, Ry. 128; ¶ Rí Broga Rígh, a tributary to Rí Caisil, Lct. 88,
84, 76.
in Pictland, Bb. 113 a. bruide cab; ¶ in Scotl., Bb. 113 a. bruide feth; ¶ in Scotl., Bb. 113 a. bruide gant; ¶ in Scotl.,
Bb. 113 a. bruide gnith; ¶ in Pictland, Bb. 113 a.
al. Bruden, Bruighen; ¶ g. na Bruidne, Lu. 85 a; ¶ d. Brudin (.i. Dá Derga), Ll. 129 a; ¶ Bruden Mic Dáthó, Bruden Da-derga,
Bruden Fhorgaill Manaich, Bruden Da-choca, Bruden Mic Dareo, Bruden Blai Briuga, were the six Bruidhne i n-Eirinn, It. i.
96; ¶ B. Da Berga in crích Cualann, B. Mic Dáthó in Lein.; ¶ B. Dá chocá; ¶ B. Da Ger, al. B. Mic Cecht dá reo in Connacht;
¶ B. Blai Brugad or Brudaig Forgaill Manach, beside Lusk, in c. Dub., Bdc. 396; ¶ togail Bruidne; ¶ alone means Bruden
dá Derga, Bb. 13 a, three or four times; ¶ and so bás Conairi issin Bruidin, Ll. 131 a, 129 a; ¶ once Bruiden = B. dá chóca;
¶ on the line of march of Tuathal Techtmar's army fr. Tara into Lein., and N. of the r. Rige, Lec. 593; ¶ this is B. dá
derga.
b. an chaorthainn
Dg. ii. 43; ¶ fabled palace of Miodhach mac Colgain; ¶ name of poetic Romance about Finn and the Féini, K. 147 b.
b. belcon brefne
Ll. 31 b.
b. belot
Bdd. 392; ¶ Bruiden of the passes, Bother na Bruidne (?). b. blai bríuga; ¶ i n-Ultaib, It. i. 96, Mr. 52; ¶ fr. Lbl. 327
seems nr. Dún Celtchair; ¶ B. Blai Brugad, Lis. fo. 158 b, 200 b.
b. bróin
Togáil Bruidne Bróin, Ll. 189 c. a tale of Kings.
b. dá berga
i cath Bruidne Dá B., Rc. xv. 405, 411, Bb. 7 a, Lec. 361, K. 140 b, Ll. 31; ¶ v. B. dá Derga.
b. dá choca
Lh. 186; ¶ al. B. Dá Chocca, B. Dá Choga; ¶ in iarthar Mide, Lc. i. 208, Lis. 158 b, 200 b, Hc. 2, 743, It. i. 96; ¶ in
machaire Cuircne in Corc modruadh, Con. 50 b; ¶ in Cuircne, Of. 382, Fm. iv. 822; ¶ Síl Conáin mic Cuirc i mB. Dá Choga,
Fir. 412, Bb. 49 a; ¶ now Bruidhean mhór, in English Breenmore, al. Brinemore, hill and tl. in p. Drumraney, b. Kilkenny
W., c. Westm., 6 m. NE. of Athlone; ¶ the earthen fort there is 204 paces in circumference, Fm. ii. 600, iv. 822; ¶ Breen-ford
r. nr. that seems to preserve the name; ¶ i mBruidin Dá C. ro clas lechtán Cormaic Conlongas, Ll. 31; ¶ smutgal Bruidne
Dá Derg 7 Dá Choc, Ls. i. 46; ¶ togail Bruidne dá Cocae, Rc. xxi. 152, Mm. 584; ¶ on road fr. Athlone to the country of
the Ulaid, and at Sliab Malonn, Bdc. 312; ¶ in Crích Fer Malonn in terr. of Ailill and Medb. ibi.; ¶ it was one of the six
royal hostels of Éire, Bdc. 314; ¶ it is nr. Cell Lasra, nr. which is Topar Cille Lasra, Bdc. 322; ¶ hi Sléib Malonn, Hc.
2, 714; ¶ Aed, K. of Teffia and Ua Maine slain there, Lbl. 867, Sil. 75, Ch. 69; ¶ Eogan (of the O'Demsys) of B. dá C.,
Fir. 477; ¶ at B. Dá C. Conall mac Suibni defeated Aed Sláine, Aed Buíde, K. of Ui Maine, and Aed Róin, K. of Ui Failge,
K. 162 a.
b. dá coscor
at Sliabh Becc, al. Cnoc an Coscuir, Hc. 2, 719. b. dá derga; ¶ al. b. Dá Dergae, al. B. Dá Dercai; ¶ the Dodder flowed
through it, "isin Dothrae .i. Aband, ocus ro bói in Dothra triasin tech," Lu. 97 b, 98 a, 58 a, 85 a, 46 a; ¶ B. Dá Derg,
Ls. i. 46, Ll. 129 a, 131 a, Rc. xx. 13, It. i. 212, Lis 158 b, 200 b; ¶ i Crích Cualand, It. i. 96, H. 2, 743; ¶ Brwyn,
al. Bohyrnybrynee, nr. Glashymoky, c. Dub. (Morrin's Pat. Rolls, an. 1542, p. 90); ¶ b. Dá Derg, Ls. i. 46; ¶ Bruden da
Derg, or B. da Berga, Conaire's palace, Of. 273; ¶ St. B., 624; ¶ dorochair Conaire hi mBruighin dá Derg, Fm. i. 90; ¶
Brwyne da Dearg, Ac. 48.
b. dá gerga
Lec. 462; ¶ al. B. Dá Derga, q.v.
b. daile
the tale Togáil Bruigne Daile, Ha. 797; ¶ v. B. hÚi Duile. b. dá thó; ¶ Lis. 158 b, 200 b; ¶ v. B. meic Dáthó.
b. deirg
Lbl. 112; ¶ al. B. dá Derga.
b. deran
fr. Muintir Deran of Árd nGobaill, nr. Ath Meadhoin, B. Deran is called, Bb. 47 b, Lec. 131, Fir. 144, Hx. 198.
b. forgaill monaig
i taob Luscai, Rawl. 512, fo. 105 b, Lbl. 327, Mr. 52; ¶ nr. Lusk, c. Dub.; ¶ B. Fhorgaill Manaich, It. i. 96; ¶ B. Fhorcaill
Manaich, Lis. 158 b, 200 b, Hc. 2, 743.
b. maighe seanaibh (al. Sainbh)
v. Mag Sainbh, Ry. 100.
b. mic cecht
on Sliabh Fuiri, Lbl. 327, Mr. 52; ¶ now corruptly called Sliabh Mhuiri, nr. Castle Kelly, p. Killeroran, c. Galw., Mr. 52.
b. mhic dá-reo
i mBreifne, Lis. fo. 158 b, 200 b; ¶ i mBreifni, It. i. 96, Hc. 2, 743, St. B. 623; ¶ one of the Cóice bhruighne na hÉirenn;
¶ but Brugh mar Bhruidhén mic da Reo, a ccrích Laighen na laoimcheo, St. B. 623; ¶ in the plain Breifne Ui Ruairc, Ro.
b. mic dáthó
Bb. 137 b, Lec. 442, Lbl. 327; ¶ il Laignib, Hc. 743, 744, It. i. 96, Mr. 52; ¶ now unknown, O'D.; ¶ but it is Lein.; ¶
v. B. Dá thó.
b. midcuarta
al. Tech Midcuarta at Tara, Lbl. 245.
b. tuamma tenbath
hi Dinrigh Maige Ailbe, Rc. xvi. 378; ¶ B. T. Tenbha, Lg. 243; ¶ B. T. Teannbhaoth, K. 141 a.
b. hui dá dergae
Bdd. 58, Rc. xxii. 170; ¶ al. B. Dá Dergae, q.v. b. uí dergae; ¶ Lu. 87, 99 a, Ll. 189 a, Bdd. 59, Rc. xxii. 170; ¶ B.
hua Derga, Mr. 50, 52; ¶ v. B. Dá Dergae.
ds.; ¶ Lc. ii. 374; ¶ seems O'Kelly's l. in Connacht, in Clann Uadagh, nr. r. Suck, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 214 note; ¶ Tuath
Cruithneach in Magh Ai and in Magh Luirg, fr. L. Cé to Bruigel, and to the Sinaind, Lec. 351, and Fir. 52 (Fir. has Bruigheol);
¶ Briole in p. Taghmanconnell, b. Athlone, c. Rosc., Fm. iv. 1176; ¶ seems plural; ¶ i tTír Maine i Turlach na mBruigheol,
Fm. iv. 1176. bruin; ¶ a r. which separates Partry mt. fr. Kilbridy tl., and falls into L. Mask, Wc. 455.
g., Búagnige, Lu. 92 a; ¶ Seems in Lein. and nr. r. Liffey; ¶ na trí Baeith Búagnige, Ll. 101; ¶ Rumall do reir .i. rí
Laigen do gab do Laignibh ó Boind co Buagnigh, I. 187 b 2, Hc. 2, 587 a, Bb. 139 b, Fir. 433; ¶ Rumal mac Duind Desa, first
K. of Lein. who held sway over the province ó Bóinn co Buaignib, Ll. 378; ¶ Calad Truim i mBuaignib, Sil. 401; ¶ Lein. ext.
ó Boinn co Buaidnig, Ca. 211, 372.
one of the three Tibrada of the Tuath De Danann, Lec. 561. buaid; ¶ Tuath Nebluirg in Oriel, ext. fr. Glind Rigi to L. nErne,
i.e., fr. the Buaid to L. Feabail, Lec. 351; ¶ fr. the Buaigh to L. Febhail, Bb. 140 b; ¶ r. in or nr. Oriel.
luith sair hi Crích oa Fiachrach la muir; ¶ atá forsind usciu locc Buale Patraic nomen ejus .i. fert mbecc co crios, Tl.
138; ¶ "small mound with a cross thereon" on the Tireragh side of the Moy, opposite Bartragh Island; ¶ a ch. in Connacht,
Ct. 272.
part of dowry of the dau. of an hAlabordigh's (Talbot's), bride of Nugent, Baron of Delvin, Fir. 840 (b); ¶ .i. Buailte Forannain,
nr. Multyfarnham, q.v.
now Buolick, in b. Slievardagh, c. Tipp.; ¶ g. Bualicc, Au. iii. 344; ¶ seat of the Butlers, built an. 1452; ¶ al. Buaidhlec,
Fm. iv. 1170, note, citing Ps. of Cashel in Bodl. Lib. Oxf., Laud. 610.
df. Buail, r. Boyle, c. Rosc., A. 18 b, Tl. 142; ¶ Buaill, ns.; ¶ co tochair i mBuaill, as.; ¶ v. Búill; ¶ Eremon governed
the N. half fr. Sruth Broin to the Buaill (as.), Lec. 572.
ds.; ¶ Osraige ext. fr. B. to Comar na dtrí n-Uisge, Fia. 86. buannad; ¶ Mac mic TGighernáin na Buannaide, Au. iii. 320;
¶ now r. Bonet, in c. Leit., rising in L. Glenade, and flowing into L. Gill, Fm. iv. 1156.
ns. "ríguisce" Érend, Lu. 98 a; ¶ Buas, A. 15 a; ¶ g. Buasse, Búase, Ll. 135 a, 47 a; ¶ Buaisse, Nen, 266; ¶ d. Búais,
Rc. xxii. 27, Ll. 99 a, 292 a, Fm. i. 90; ¶ r. Bush; ¶ the Buas and Banna, betw. Lé and Elle (Eilne), Ll. 5; ¶ idir Dhal
n-Aruidhe, 7 Dhal-Riada .i. an Rúta, K. 123 a, Sd. 5 a 1, Sc. 6 a 2, Ch. 6, Of. 165, Bb. 13 b, Lg. 15; ¶ Fregobhal idir Dhál
n-Araidhe 7 Dál-Riada, Hal. Keating 318; ¶ so Buas = Fregobhal (?); ¶ the 3 Buidir Búase, Ll. 101.
in Ulst.; ¶ the Rigradh Clainne Echach and the Righradh Airgiall fr. Buichne to L. Febail, Ll. 134 b; ¶ B. al. Buaidnech,
N. 254; ¶ betw. B. and L. Foyle was the l. of Airgialla.
ch. and p. Boyounagh, al. Kilboyounagh in b. Dunmore, Galw., Fm. ii. 1056; ¶ really it is chiefly in half b. of Ballymoe
and partly in b. Tyaquin; ¶ all the parishioners in 1834 were Catholics, except one, Pgi. i. 270.
Sliabh Buidhiunn, Lc. ii. 356; ¶ leg. Sliabh Badhna. búill; ¶ ds.; ¶ áth dá laarcc for Búill; ¶ Boyle r., Fm. iii. 14;
¶ Es mac n-Eircc ar Buill, ds., Bco. 2 a b; ¶ n. an Buill, an Seghas, Ar. 80, 76; ¶ gf. na Buille, Ar. 140, 62, 278, Fg.
286; ¶ Boyle r. and t., Au. 180, Fm. vi. 1944, 1960; ¶ Tuaim Nóa i Maigh Luirg for brú Búille, Fg. 130, Md. 186; ¶ abbacia
Buelliae, fd. an. 1162; ¶ abb. na Búille; ¶ i Maínistir na Buille, Au. ii. 142, 178, 180, 332; ¶ v. Búail.
Bumlin p. contains part of Strokestown, c. Rosc., Pgi. i. 284, Fm. iii. 354, Ci.; ¶ O Mannacháin slain at B., Con. 15 a.
buinne in beithe; ¶ island on r. Shannon below Athlone, Rc. xviii. 10; ¶ Beagh Castle on the Shannon bank, c. Westm., Ods.
588; ¶ ag Buinni an Bheithi for Sionainn, Hb. 108, Hb. 100; ¶ losgadh indsedh Buinde mBeithe la Muimneachaibh, Hb. 105;
¶ Buinne agus Beithe, Ch. 318.
in Connacht, prob. old name of Burriscarra, NE. of L. Carra, b. Carra, Mayo; ¶ not Iubhar Chinntrachta, now Newry, Down,
Fm. iii. 324, Con. 12 b, Lc. i. 378.
Borrisoleigh, c. Tipp., Ods. 723. buirghes umhaill; ¶ Burrishule in the Owles, M'Firbis' Pedigrees, 390; ¶ p. and b. of
Burrishoole, c. Mayo, Mm. 178, 560, Fy. 481. buirenn; ¶ g. Bóirne, b. Burren in c. Clare, Obr., Hk. 344; ¶ v. Bóirenn.
ó Buirnech hi Cocrích Muscraige Mittaine 7 Eoganachta Locha Léin, Lb. 21 d; ¶ Burnech, ns. quem locum St. Albán, St. Virgini
Gobnith donavit in partibus Muiscrigi, Cs. 52; ¶ al. Barnech, Ballyvourney, Baile Búirnigh, c. Cork, B. lix. 274, 283, 285;
¶ St. Gobnat, Muscrigi, cocrích Muscraige Mittaine (W. Muskerry, c. Cork) 7 Eoganachta Locha Léin (Killarney region), in
Kerry, all show this to be Ballyvourney.
Lugaid was a hermit there, Bco. 55 a 1. bun abha; ¶ Bunawe, the foot of L. Awe, Max. Jo.
b. abhann
mouth of the r. which flows through NW. Murrisk or Up Umhall, Fy. 481.
b. abhann
Bunowen, at foot of Binlettery, one of the Twelve Pins, Wc. 107.
b. abann
Bunowen tl., in b. Clanawley, c. Ferm.; ¶ 7 a ndola ar baile Bona Obhann, eter baile Bonna Abhann 7 Inis Móir, Au. iii. 504,
Mi.
b. abhann an chuain
mouth of r. falling into Killery Bay, Wc. 20; ¶ Bunowen vil., on S. shore of Killery Bay, at the mouth of rivulet which forms
a natural harbour, Pgi. i. 285.
b. abhann dúine
Cushendun vil., at mouth of the r. Dun, on border of bb. Carey and Lr. Glenarm, Antr., Fm. v. 1616, Pgi. 559.
b. abhann termoinn
in c. Ferm.; ¶ v. B. Abhann, supra.
b. aife
Ll. 303 b; ¶ B. Aeife; ¶ Effy's Brook, which falls into r. Slaney, in p. of Rathmore, c. Carl., Fm. ii. 1191; ¶ "go to
B. Aife southwards," said Aæd Mac Ainmirech to the K. of Oriel, "and watch lest the Leinstermen should attack us" (the battle
of Caill Belaich in Lein.), Lec. 614.
b. an bhonnáin
that part of L. Corrib, c. Galw., which receives the r. Belanabrack, Fm. v. 1582; ¶ v. B. Bonáin.
b. an dá chích
the foot of the Dá Chích Danainne, or The Paps in c. Kerry, Ods. 614.
b. an fhedáin
Buananaden tl. and castle in b. Leyny, Sli., Fc. ii. 347, 387, 443, Ci.; ¶ al. Bun an Fhiodáin.
b. an ghundair
al. Doire in láir, tl. in p. of Killaloan, b. of Upperthird, Wat., Kj. i. 477.
b. an iughair (?)
St. B. 471; ¶ seems in Barrymore, c. Cork; ¶ leg. iubhair (?).
b. baile in bile
Ferdead passed it when going to Áth Fhirdiad, Ll. 83.
b. beg
the r. Cladach flows by it; ¶ now Bunbeg on shore of Gweedore Bay, b. Kilmacrenan, Don.
b. bonáin
al. Bon bonainn, "The farthest end of L. Orbsen," Wc. 51; ¶ Do cuas leis fo crich Sheóach, agus fán Fuathaig, agus fa bhun
an Bhonnáin; ¶ the arm of L. Corrib which receives the r. of Belanabrack, nr. the Hen's Castle, in Joyce's country, Fm. v.
1582. b. brenóige; ¶ co Lis in doill 7 co Bun Brenoigi; ¶ troid do thabhairt doibh fa Bun Brenoigi, Au. iii. 36; ¶ nr.
Drumcliff, in b. Carbury, Sli., Fm. iv. 754; ¶ now part of Lissadill tl.
b. bhriste
al. Droichead Buin bhriste, bridge nr. Grange, 8 m. S. of Limk., Ods. 588; ¶ co Droichet Buinbhriste hi cContae Luimnig,
Fm. vi. 2146.
b. caorcuibh
Do cuireadh Mac Giolladubh go Duthadh Léin laimh le Ceannannus 7 do bhi ann sin a mBún C., Hx. 853; ¶ nr. Kells, Meath. b.
ciarain; ¶ tá ag Bun C. fós gan traochadh: an charaicc ler cailleadh go seachmalach Eadhna, Ston. A. p. 35; ¶ at Inbhear
Sceine, c. Kerry.
b. cuilinn
Rc. xviii. 176; ¶ al. Daingen Bona C., nr. the Shannon, in p. Kilmore, c. Rosc., Fm. ii. 1102, Hb.
b. dá treóir
the wave at B. da treóir, Dl. 58.
b. draidi
in S. of Mun, Lis. 176 b; ¶ .i. Bunratty (?).
b. drobhaisi
al. B. Drobhaoise; ¶ Bundroes, al. Bundrowse vil. and r. in p. Rossinver, Leit., Au. iii. 540, Fm. iv. 842, Gc. 204, Pgi.
i. 285.
b. duibhe
a tl. at mouth of the r. Dubh, which falls into Don. Bay; ¶ Bunduff vil. in b. Carbury, Sli., Fm. iii. 4788, iv. 1208, Fy.
481; ¶ nr. Mag Cetna, Au. ii. 398.
b. eithne
3 m. below Ballymahon, where the Inny enters L. Ree, Fm. ii. 846.
b. feide
al. B. Fede; ¶ Bunnafeddia in p. Dromard, b. Tireragh, Sli., Fy. 172, 481.
b. feóire
mouth of r. Nore, K. 122 b.
b. fhinne
Lec. 169; ¶ Buninna tl. in p. Drummard, b. Tireragh, Sli.; ¶ a mbadhun chaisléin Bona Fhinne, Con. 67 b, Fm. iii. 494, iv.
1208, Fy. 120, 174, 481, Au. ii. 180, iii. 378.
b. gaillbi
mouth of Galw. r.; ¶ at Galw.; ¶ Caistel Bona, Au. ii. 286; ¶ Dún Bona Gaillmhe, Galw., Ci., Ch. 326, 332, Fm. ii. 1022,
1040, iii. 264.
b. innbheir-cholpa
al. Droithchiod Átha, K. 128 b; ¶ Drogheda. b. innbheir-shláinghe; ¶ in Cuan Locha Garman, or Wexf. Harbour, K. 130 b.
b. laine
at Bundoran, c. Don.
b. lainne
Bunluiny, c. Sli.
b. leacaigh
Bunlacky r. falls into Sheephaven opposite Doe Castle in b. Kilmacrenan, c. Don., Fm. iv. 918; ¶ the r. Lackagh runs 13 m.
to head of Mulroy Bay, Pgi. ii. 585.
b. lindedh
or Bun Linne in Cenél Conaill; ¶ an "inber," seems not far fr. Kilmacrenan, Bco. 15 ab.
b. na banna
mouth of r. Bann, Derry, Au. iii. 246, Mi.; ¶ below Coleraine, At. iv. 138, Fm. iv. passim.
Bunnafeddia, tl. in p. Dromard, b. Tireragh, c. Sli., al. Bun feide, q.v.
b. na mairge
Bonamargy in b. Cary, c. Antr.
b. na sláine
mouth of the Slaney, at Wex., K. 130 b.
b. raite
Bunratty, in Tadraige, c. Clare, Fm. v. 1352, 1562, 1654; ¶ an Clárach (De Clare) lived ag Buin (réagh, oiriorach) Raite,
Tor.; ¶ B. Rath in d. Killaloe, Tax.
b. reamhair
on border of Hui Uata and Hui Chind's terr. in Ceara, Connacht, Lec. 167; ¶ Bunrawer tl. in p. Ballintober, b. Carra, Fy.
150; ¶ fr. B. to Abhainn na Mallachtan, and fr. Maitheog to Callainn was the l. of Hui Uada and Hui Chindchnamha, Fir. 271.
b. sceilge
Bunskellig, nr. Eyeries, Kenmare Bay, Cork.
b. sentuine
nr. Derry, seems nr. Cluaine, on E. of L. Foyle, Bco. 12 a, Fm. iii. 109, note.
b. siuire
K. 122 b; ¶ perh. Cheekpoint, where the Suir joins the Barrow and both from Wat. Harbour.
b. srotha níl
K. 127 a; ¶ mouth of the Nile.
b. srotha réin
K. 127 b; ¶ mouth of the Rhine.
b. suainmhe
the (mouth of ?) r. Suir; ¶ over B. S., i.e., over the Siuir, by Sliabh Cua, to Cenn Fheabrad, and by the left of the Shannon
to Tul Tuindi above L. Deirgdeirc, Bb. 12b; ¶ Bun Suainmhe, .i. Suainemh Siúire agus Fheoire agus Berbha, al. Comar na dtrí
n-uisge, Lg. 2 K. 122 b; ¶ i.e., the Suaineam of the Siuir, the Suaineam of Beoir and the Suaineam of the Bearba, i.e. Cumar
fri n-Uisci, Lec. 544; ¶ B. Suaimne .i. Miledach ar thus 7 Cumar na tri n-uisce, Sc. 4 a, Gd. 3 b.
b. suanba
Fintan went across B. S. and over Sliabh Cua, Fer. 9; ¶ v. B. Suainme.
b. suicin
source of r. Suck, in p. Kiltullagh and Kilkeevin, c. Rosc., Fm. iii. 315.
b. tuama
Toomebridge, ar fersaid Bona Tuama, Au. iii. 232. búrach; ¶ al. Burrach, in Ulst., Fergna mac Findconna, ri Búraig Ulad atuid
andsain, Táin Bó C., Ll. 94, 99, Mm. 506.
Mac Murrough came fr. Búrdús to Bristó, Ai. 39 b; ¶ Bordeaux (?); ¶ adeir Martialis san 8 ca. don epistil do sgriobh sé
chum pobuil Bhúirdúis, St. B. 45.
