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The meaning of most town-lands originates from the Irish language. We would like to thank the Northern Ireland Place Name Project in their help with providing us with the 'meaning' and translation of the town-lands.

For more information please visit their website http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofLanguagesLiteraturesandPerformingArts/SubjectAreas/IrishandCelticStudies/Research/NorthernIrelandPlace-NameProject/%7CNorthern Ireland Place Name Project

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	The meaning of most town-lands originates from the Irish language. We would like to thank the Northern Ireland Place Name Project in their help with providing us with the 'meaning' and translation of the town-lands.		The meaning of most town-lands originates from the Irish language. We would like to thank the Northern Ireland Place Name Project in their help with providing us with the 'meaning' and translation of the town-lands.

	For more information please visit their website [[http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofLanguagesLiteraturesandPerformingArts/SubjectAreas/IrishandCelticStudies/Research/NorthernIrelandPlace-NameProject/\|Northern Ireland Place Name Project]]		For more information please visit their website http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofLanguagesLiteraturesandPerformingArts/SubjectAreas/IrishandCelticStudies/Research/NorthernIrelandPlace-NameProject/\|Northern Ireland Place Name Project