Perrexit P. per deserta Cerrigi Airne in campum anstralem,
id est, N., A. 13 a; ¶ Nairniu Toisciurt, A. 9 a; ¶ betw. Drummut Cerigi and Ailech Esrachtae.
Ll. 52 b; ¶ nr Mag Nuadat, Ll. 295 b, Ll. 52 b, K. 191 a, Mi; ¶ ., Cri., Tl.; ¶ Naas, c. Kild., seat of the Kings of Lein.,
Tp.; ¶ Dún Náis, Lis. 5 a, 5 b, St. A. p. 126, Lct., F., I. 149 b; ¶ Nás Lagen, Ll. 194, K. 174 a, Ct., K. 121 b, Gc. 356,
Sa. 16 b; ¶ g. Náis, Mi., Ui.; ¶ ri Náiss 7 Airthir Liphi, Au. i. 372; ¶ betw. Uachtar Áird and Clóined or Clane, Ll. 116
b; ¶ al. Nás na Ríg, Os. v. 108; ¶ Nás ceased to be a royal residence in 904, when Cerball, K. of Lein., was killed, Atá
an Nás gan ríg anall ón ló ro torchair Cerball, H. i. 17, fo. 97; ¶ Crích Náis meant the province of Lein., Obr.
ns.; ¶ one of the 14 chief rr., Lu. 98 a, Lbl. 739; ¶ ds. Neim, in Mun., Au. i. 368; ¶ Fm. i. 490 has Emlidh for Neim;
¶ Hen. says Neim was name of the S. r. Blackwater; ¶ Nem, the Blackwater at Youghal, al. Abha Mór, Up. 493; ¶ g. Neme,
Nemaine, Tbd. 195 (where it seems in Clíu); ¶ Ui. makes it the (Ulster) Blackwater. neimhfinn; ¶ ds.; ¶ Lc. ii. 450; ¶
v. Nemthenn.
d. Nemud S. F., Ll. 99 a, 94; ¶ v. Sl. Fuait. nemeni; ¶ Neme, son of Eochaidh, son of Aodh, fr. whom are the Nemeni, or
Nenime, fr. whom are Ratha Nemionain, Fir. 190. nemnach; ¶ for brú Nemnaige; ¶ a stream nr Tara, Pd. viii. 20, Rd. 280;
¶ a well fr. which runs a stream on NE. of Tara, Bb. 188 a; ¶ E. of Tara, Ll. 30, Lg. 152; ¶ d. Nemnaig, fr. which the
Nith stream flows, I. 143 a, Sa. 5 a.
Nemptor, Lis. 1 b, K. 152 b; ¶ Genair Patraicc in Nemthur; ¶ gl. cathir sein feil i mBretnaib tuaiscirt, i., Ail Cluade,
Lh. 97, Lb. 25 a b, Lis. 3 b, Fir. 692; ¶ al. Dún mBretan, now Dumbarton, in Scotl.; ¶ v. Ail Cloithe and Dún mBretan.
Nessa, g. Nesae, a r., Ad.; ¶ the r. Ness flows fr. L. Ness to the sea, passes Inbher-Ness; ¶ Lacus fluminis Nisae, Ad.;
¶ r. Nisa in Scotl., Bco. 46 b; ¶ Neassa, ns., a r. in Pictora in Scotl., Bco. 42 b 2; ¶ sruth darab aim Neassa; ¶ Nesa
ns., Bco. 43 b 1; ¶ g. Nessa, Bco. 43 b 2.
cath Nindais by Fland, Lec. 39; ¶ nr Corcumroe; ¶ Sliabh Ellbe i crích Corcamruadh in Nindois; ¶ a Corcamruadh i Ninduis,
Lis. 17 b, 18 a, I. 180 a, Ha. 845, 751; ¶ a wave that arose fr. the sea in the W. and fell upon this l., giving rise to
a Tiprait, inde Corcomruad Ninuiss, Lbl. 65; ¶ cath Nionnais, Fir. 49; ¶ cath Nionais, Lg. 143.
Áth Lethan for Nith in Conailliu Muirtheimne, Lu. 64,
Lbl. 587, Hf. 20 b, Tw., Of. 247; ¶ r. N. of the Boyne, Lu. 133, Lbl. 913, 954; ¶ g. Nithe in Mag Muirthemne, Lg. 107,
Mi.; ¶ g. Nitha, Ls. i. 2; ¶ r. Dee, which flows by Ardee, c. Louth, Mi.; ¶ al. Níth nemannach in Mag Murthemne, Ll. 19,
Lec. 579; ¶ nr Glend na mBodur, Lec Patraic and Ráith Guth Aird, Ls. 2; ¶ Slaine held the l. fr. Nith N. to Commor na Trí
nUisce, Ll. 8, Lec. 58.
a Cill Fionnabhrach do Nuachongbháil, Ar. 196; ¶ Noughaval p. and hamlet; ¶ old ch. in b. Burren, c. Clare, Fm. vi. 2102,
Ix. 52; ¶ 2 1/4 m. fr. Kilfenora.
Noochonwale, in dry. Aicme and Ardfert, Tax.; ¶ now Nohoval-Kerry p. in b. Trughenackmy, 21/2 m. W. of Castle-Island. nuachongbháil;
¶ Nohoval vil. and p., 4 m. E. of Kinsale, c. Cork. nuachongbháil; ¶ Nohoval-Daly p., 6 1/2 m. NW. of Millstreet, c. Cork.
nuachongbáil; ¶ ind Nuachongbail; ¶ al. Tulach mic Comgaill in Laighis, Ll. 318, Lec. 216, 274; ¶ Tulach Mic Comhgaill
a nDruiminibh Togha, i., isin Nuacongbail a Laoighis Laigen, Md., Lec. 107; ¶ Oughaval tl. and old churchyard in p. of Stradbally;
¶ Nowal in Leix, Sw. an. 1282.
Rc. xviii. 153; ¶ O Dubhda slew O Malley there; ¶ Nuachongbhail, now Oughaval, in b. Murrisk, Mayo, Fy. núachongbáil; ¶
al. Uacongmháil; ¶ Faughanvale, c. Derry, Ci.; ¶ Nocongaill, Tax., where it is printed Notongaill.
