BLOGGER AND JOURNALIST IN THE IRISH COMMUNITY, VOLUNTARY AND DEVELOPMENT SECTORS (Painting: The 1st Dáil 1919 – Caoimhghin Ó Croidheáin 2006) #Spirituality #Ireland 💚🤍🧡 #Dublin 💙🩵 #Westmeath 🤎🤍 #Roscommon 💛💙 #Donegal 💚💛 #SocialJustice #Education #Health/Sláinte #GlobalHealth #OneHealth/SláinteAmháin 🌍 #Animals #Development #Environment #PublicTransport #IRLDev #GlobalDev 🌍 #Media #Podcasts 🎙️ #AnGhaeltacht 💚🤍🧡🌍 #Oidhreacht/Heritage
FEATURED post
30/04/20
Susan Collins and Addiction Response Crumlin ARC in 2020 — Near FM
Soundbite – Reiki and other complementary therapies available with ARC
29/04/20
26/04/20
24/04/20
18/04/20
16/04/20
15/04/20
The impact of COVID-19 lockdown on addiction services (April 2020)
Carol Moore, Dual Diagnosis Ireland
14/04/20
13/04/20
An Coróinvíreas in 2020 - An tOllamh Dr. Joe Barry - Near FM (13.4.20)
# Ar Mhuin na Muice - Near FM
12/04/20
11/04/20
Sandy Gallagher (3)
Confidence comes from knowledge. Knowledge comes from learning. And learning comes from personal initiative, such as applying your skills in various situations and building on previous successes and failures. #BobProctor #ProctorGallagher pic.twitter.com/2fDSxoQyrx— Sandy Gallagher (@SandyLGallagher) April 10, 2020
10/04/20
Near FM, 8 Aibreáin 2020
Seán Ó Maoilsté, Cairde Teo. & Aonach Mhacha
An tOllamh Dr. Joe Barry, TCD
# Ar Mhuin na Muice - Near FM
08/04/20
06/04/20
05/04/20
Sandy Gallagher (2)
>
You don’t have to be confident before you start working on your goals—financial or otherwise. Confidence is gained through study, believing in yourself, and having the courage to take action.— Sandy Gallagher (@SandyLGallagher) April 5, 2020
Start today, and watch your confidence grow.
#BobProctor #ProctorGallagher pic.twitter.com/DuK6QfVdPC
02/04/20
25/03/20
22/03/20
21/03/20
20/03/20
Logainmneacha Ros Comáin / Roscommon Placenames
Logainmneacha Ros Comáin
Roscommon Placenames
Youtube
Column 1 - Irish language placenames in County Roscommon
Column 2 - Those placenames meanings in English
Column 3 - The Anglicized and widely used versions of those placenames today.
Alt an Ghabhláin - Hillside of the fork - Altagowlan
Altóir - Altar - Altore
Ard an Choillín - Height of the little wood - Ardakillen
Áth Liag - Ford of the boulders - Athleague
Bealach an Doirín - Pass of the little oak-grove - Ballaghaderreen
Béal Átha na gCarr - Mouth of the ford of the carts - Ballanagare
Béal an Átha Mín - Mouth of the smooth ford - Ballinameen
Baile an Tobair - Homestead of the well - Ballintober
Baile an Tobair - Homestead of the well - Ballintubber
Baile an Turlaigh - Homestead of the fen - Ballinturly
Baile an Mhullaigh - Homestead of the summit - Ballinwully
Baile Daingean - Homestead of the stronghold - Ballydangan
Baile Uí Dhúlaoich - Homestead of O’ Dulach - Ballydooley
Béal Átha Fearnáin - Mouth of the ford of the alders - Ballyfarnan
Baile Mhic Thoirdhealaigh - Mac Thoirdhealaigh’s homestead - Ballymacurly
Baile Mhuirchadha - Murchadh’s homestead - Ballymurragh
Baile Trasna - Homestead across - Ballytarsna
Béal na mBuillí - Mouth of the blows - Bealnamulla
Béal Átha an Aonaigh - Mouth of the ford of the fair - Bellaneeny
Both Derg - Red hut - Boderg
(Mainistir na) Búille - (Monastery of the river) Búill - Boyle
Bráideog - Little throat - Breedoge
Caladh - Holm - Callow
Ceathrú an Chaisil - Quarter of the stone fort - Carracastle
Ceathrú Bheithí - Quarterland of the birches - Carrowbehy
Ceathrú Riabhach - Striped quarter - Carrowreagh
Caisleán Riabhach - Brindled castle - Castlerea
Cluain Fada - Long pasture - Cloonfad
Corr na Fola - Hill of the blood - Cornafulla
Crann cam - Crooked tree - Crancam
Crannach - Place abounding in trees - Crannagh
Cruachán - Little rick - Croghan
Corrsliabh (+Mountains) - Pointed mountains (mountains) - Curlew Mountains
Currach Buí - Yellow marsh - Curraghboy
Currach Rua - Red marsh - Curraghroe
Dún Iomain - Ioman’s fort - Donamon
Droim an Mhuilinn - Ridge of the mill - Drummullin
Díseart - Hermitage - Dysart
Ail Finn - Fionn’s stone - Elphin
Fiodharta - Wooded place - Fuerty
Garrán Leathan - Broad grove - Garranlahan
Gleann na Madadh - Valley of the dogs - Glenamaddy
Gort na gCadhan - Field of the ducks - Gortnagoyne
Céideadh - Hill - Keadew
Céibh - Long grass - Keava
Loch Cé - Loch of the quay - Lough Key
Cill Ghlas - Green church - Kilglass
Cill Mhór - Big church - Kilmore
Coill na Cloiche - Wood of the stone - Kilnacloghy
Coill na Rúscaí - Wood of the crusts - Kilrooskey
Cill Tuama - Church of the burial mound - Kiltoom
Cnoc an Chrochaire - Hangman's Hill - Knockcroghery
Cnoc an Bhiocáire - Vicar’s hill - Knockvicar
Lec Mhagh - Flaggy plain - Legvoy
Lios an Choill - Fort of the wood - Lisacul
Lios Sealbhaigh - Fort of Sealbhach - Lissalway
Lios an Uisce - Fort of the water - Lissanisky
Móinteach - Moorland - Mantua
Abhainn Fhuar (+River) - Cold river - River Owenur
Ráth Aradh - Noble forth - Rahara
Loch Rí - King’s lake - Lough Ree
Rinn Dúin - Point of the fort - Rindown
Ros Comáin - St. Coman's Wood - Roscommon
Scramón - Meaning uncertain - Scramoge
Smeachrán - Stripe of land - Smaghran
Teach Mhic Conaill - Mac Conaill’s house - Taughmaconnell
Tromán - Little place where elders grow - Tromman
Tuilleadh eolais:
Irish Placenames - Deirdre Flanagan & Laurence Flanagan
Atlas of Irish Place-Names - Patrick J. O'Connor
Irish Place Names - P.W. Joyce
Bunachar Logainmneacha na hÉireann / Placenames Database of Ireland: www.logainm.ie
Tuilleadh eolais:
Irish Placenames - Deirdre Flanagan & Laurence Flanagan
Atlas of Irish Place-Names - Patrick J. O'Connor
Irish Place Names - P.W. Joyce
Bunachar Logainmneacha na hÉireann / Placenames Database of Ireland: www.logainm.ie
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



































_girl.jpg)
