| Glangevlin |
The forked glen |
| Altnasheen |
Alt na Sian, the gorge or gully of the fairies |
| Altshallon |
Alt Sealain, gorge of the water channel |
| Bellavally |
Beal an Bhealaigh, mouth or gorge of the road or pass |
| Bursan |
Supposed to be an English word |
| Carnamaclean |
McCleans cairn or burial mound |
| Carrick West |
An Gharraig Thiar – the West Rock |
| Coppanaghbane |
Copanagh Ban – a place abounding in dock (white) |
| Coppanaghmore |
Cuppanagh Mor – a place abounding in dock f (great) |
| Corneenflynn |
Coirnin Ui Fhlionn, Flynn’s little nook |
| Corracleigh |
Corr na Cloiche, hill of the stone |
| Corratawy |
Corr an tSamraidh, hill of the sorrell |
| Crea |
Criadh, soil or clay |
| Curraghglass |
Currach Glas, the green moor |
| Curraghvah |
Currach Bheathach, moor of the birches |
| Derrylahan |
Doire Leathan, the wide oak grove |
| Derrynananta |
Doire na Neannta, the oakwood of the nettles |
| Derrynataun |
Doirin an tSuain, little oakwood of the sleep |
| Drumhurrin |
Drom Shoirn, hill ridge of the kiln or furnace |
| Dunmakeever |
Dun Mac Iomhair, McKeever’s fort |
| Esvaugh |
Ais Bheathach, the marsh of the birches |
| Garvolt |
Rough gorge or gully |
| Gowlat/Golagh |
Gabhla road or river forks. The Shannon joins the Abha Mhor |
| Gub |
Gob, a snout or point of land |
| Knockgorm |
Cnoc gorm, the blue hill |
| Lattone |
Leath Toin, half bottom or butt of a hill |
| Legatraghta |
Log an tSneachta, the hollow of the snow |
| Legglass |
Log Glas, the green hollow |
| Legnaderk |
Log na Dearca, hollow of the pit or cave |
| Legnagrow |
Log na gCno, the hollow of the nuts |
| Moneenabrone |
Moinin na Bron, the little bog of the quern |
| Moneensauran |
Moinin Samhrain, Samhran’s little bog |
| Mullaghlea |
Mullach Liath, grey hill summit |
| Mully Lower |
Mullach lochtar, the hill summit (lower) |
| Tonanilt/ Towney |
Tamnaigh, bottom or lower part of the alt. Tamhnaigh-a green field |
| Tullycrofton |
Tulach Chrofton, Crofton’s Hill |
| Tullynacleigh |
Tulach na Cloiche, the hill of the stone |
| Tullynacross |
Tulach na Croise, the hill of the cross |
| Tully minister |
Tulach na Mainistreach, hill of the monastery. Tulaigh an Mhinistir, hill of the parson or minister |
| Tullytiernan |
Tulaigh Thiarnain, Tiernan’s Hill |
