Cuardaigh na logainmneacha go léir ó gach paróiste i dTuaisceart Liatroma.
Search all placenames from every parish in North Leitrim.

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Bonet River - Abhainn Bhuanaid
Explanation/Meaning: Ever-flowing river
Parish/Barony/County: Killasnett / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Boyannagh - Buíonach
Explanation/Meaning: yellow-swamp? ? < buí + eanach
Parish/Barony/County: Rossinver / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Brackarybeg - Breacaire Beag
Explanation/Meaning: Speckled land (little)
Parish/Barony/County: Killasnett / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Brackarymore - Breacaire Mór
Explanation/Meaning: Speckled land (Big)
Parish/Barony/County: Killasnett / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Braudphark - Bráid Pháirce
Explanation/Meaning: neck/gorge of (the) park
Parish/Barony/County: Inishmagrath / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Briscloonagh - Briosc-chluanach
Explanation/Meaning: Bracken meadow
Parish/Barony/County: Cloonclare / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Brockagh - An Bhrocach
Explanation/Meaning: A badger warren
Parish/Barony/County: Killargue / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Brockagh Lower - An Bhreacach Íochtarach
Explanation/Meaning: A fox cover, or badger warren
Parish/Barony/County: Cloonclare / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Brockagh Upper - An Bhreacach Uachtarach
Explanation/Meaning: A fox cover, or badger warren
Parish/Barony/County: Cloonclare / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Bronagh - Brónach
Explanation/Meaning: place of quernstones? Meaning unclear; it seems to be based on the word bró, ‘quern’
Parish/Barony/County: Cloonclare / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Buckard’s Bridge -
Explanation/Meaning:
Parish/Barony/County: Killasnett / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Buckhill Barr - Barr Chnoc an Bhocaide
Explanation/Meaning: the top of the hill of the he-goat
Parish/Barony/County: Cloonlogher / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Buckode - Bocóid
Explanation/Meaning:
Parish/Barony/County: Rossinver / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Bundiveen - An Bun Díomhaoin
Explanation/Meaning: the uncultivated low ground
Parish/Barony/County: Inishmagrath / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Bundrowes - Bun Drobhaoise
Explanation/Meaning: mouth of Drobhaois Drobhaois/An Drobhaois, ‘River Drowes’
Parish/Barony/County: Rossinver / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Bunduff - Bun Duibhe
Explanation/Meaning: (the) mouth of Dubh Dubh/An Duibh, ‘Duff River’
Parish/Barony/County: Rossinver / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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Caddagh Glebe - Cadach
Explanation/Meaning: The Commons
Parish/Barony/County: Killanummery / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Caladh Spencer - Spencer Harbour
Explanation/Meaning: Tarmon
Parish/Barony/County: Inishmagrath / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Camalt - An Camallt
Explanation/Meaning: the crooked height, cliff
Parish/Barony/County: Inishmagrath / Dromahair / Leitrim

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Camderry - Camdhoire
Explanation/Meaning: Crooked derry or oak wood
Parish/Barony/County: Cloonclare / Rosclogher / Leitrim

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