| Name |
Ainm |
Miniú |
| Parkalough |
Pairc Agh Loch |
The field near the pond. |
| Parkmore |
Pairc Mór |
The large field. |
| Parknabrinnia |
Pairc na Binne |
The field on the summit of a hill. |
| Parknamoney |
Pairc na Muine |
The bushy field. |
| Parkroe |
Pairc Rúadh |
The red field; the place is a red bog. |
| Parteen |
Partín |
The little landing place. |
| Pass |
|
This word means Pasaiste, a causeway. |
| Pollagh |
Pollach |
A place of pits, Pollach. |
| Pollaghanumera |
Pollach an Umaire |
Pits sunk beside a ridge. |
| Porsoon |
Parsún |
Priest's land. |
| Portdrine |
Port Dráighean |
A landing place covered with black thorn bushes. |
| Portlecka |
Portlice |
A flagged landing place. |
| Poulacapple |
Póll an Capaill |
The horses cave: these caves are numerous in the
limestone cliffs of Burren. |
| Poulacarron |
Póll an Carn |
The cave by the heap of stones. |
| Poulaforia |
Póll an Phonaire |
Of the beans. |
| Poulagoona |
Póll an Ghúnach |
The hole or cave of the stripper cow. |
| Poulagower |
Póll an Gabhair |
This word means a goat, sometimes a horse. |
| Poulanine |
Póll an Ainneadh |
This last word means patience, but how it becomes
connected with a cave I cannot say. |
| Poulaphuca |
Póll an Phúca |
The pooca's cavern. |
| Poulataggle |
Póll an t'Sheagal |
The rye cavern. |
| Poulatrumpa |
Póll an Trúmpha |
Cave of the trumpet. |
| Poulawack |
Póll an Bhaic |
A cave with a bend or turning. |
| Poulawillin |
Póll an Mhulleann |
The cave beside the mill. |
| Poulbaun |
Póll Bán |
The white cave. |
| Poulcarragharush |
Póll Carrach an Ruis |
The stony cave by the meadow. |
| Pouleennaccoona |
Pollín na Cuana |
The little fissure by the fields. |
| Poulgorm |
Póll Gorm |
The blue cave. |
| Pouliskaboy |
Póll Uisge Buidhe |
The yellow water cave. |
| Poulmacrih |
Póll Machraidh |
This last word signifies distemper, perhaps a place
for sickly cattle. |
| Poulnabrone |
Póll na Bróne |
The cave of the querns. |
| Poulnabrucky |
Póll na Broca |
The badgers holes. |
| Poulnadarree |
Póll na Doiraidhe |
The hollow of the woods. |
| Poulnagun |
Póll na g'Cun |
The dogs cavern. |
| Poulnalour |
Poll na Labhair |
The lepers' cave. |
| Poulnaskagh |
Poll na Sceach |
The bushy cave. |
| Poulroe |
Poll Ruadh |
The red fissure in the cliff. |
| Pullaghanumera |
Pollach an Iomaire |
The pits by the ridge. |
| Querin |
Caor |
A blaze of firelight. |
| Quilty |
Coillte |
This word must mean woods, but they can have been
only underwood of hazel or holly. |
| Quin |
Cainche |
A word meaning arbutus. |
| Quinpool |
Lurga |
The Irish name of this place is Lurga, a shank or
shin bone. |
