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An Tordú Logainmneacha (Contae Laoise) Dréacht An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae Laoise) (The Placenames (County Laois) Order) Dréacht (Draft) Sceideal (Schedule) Roinn A (Section A) Aonaid riaracháin (Administrative units) Caibidil 1 (Chapter 1) Bailte Fearainn (Townlands) (Tugtar an toghroinn [ED], agus an paróiste dlí [P] nuair is gá, chun idirdhealú idir logainmneacha den litriú céanna) (The district electoral division [ED] is given, and the civil parish [P] when necessary, to distinguish placenames with the same spelling) Colún 1 Colún 2 Béarla Gaeilge (Column 1 (Column 2 English Language) Irish language) 1 Abbeyleix Demesne Diméin Mhainistir Laoise 2 Acragar An tAcra Gearr 3 Addergoole Eadargúil 4 Afoley An Athbhuaile 5 Aghaboe Achadh Bhó 6 Aghadreen Achadh Draighin 7 Aghafin Achadh Fionn 8 Aghamaddock Achadh Mhadóg 9 Aghamafir Achadh Mhic Fhir 10 Aghamore Achadh Mór 11 Aghanure Achadh an Iúir 12 Aghaterry Achadh an tSearraigh 13 Aghcross Áth na Croise 14 Aghduff An tÁth Dubh 15 Aghmacart Achadh Mhic Airt 16 Aghnacross Áth na Croise 17 Aghnahily Achadh na hAidhle 18 Aghnahily Bog Móin Achadh na hAidhle 19 Aghoney Áth Uaithne 20 Aharney Áth Charna 21 Akip Áth Cip 22 Altavilla Altavilla 23 Anatrim Eanach Troim 24 Annagh An tEanach 25 Anneville Anneville 26 Anster Anstar 27 Archerstown Baile an Áirséaraigh 28 Ardateggle Ard an tSeagail 29 Ardlea Ard Léin 30 Ardough or Huntspark Ard Duach 31 Ardvarney Ard Bhearna 32 Ashbrook or Aghamore Achadh Mór 33 Ashfield Crochta an tSeagail 34 Aughans Achadh an Bhábhúin 35 Avoley An Athbhuaile 36 Badgerhill Cnoc na mBroc 37 Badgerisland Oileán na mBroc 38 Baggottspark Páirc an Bhagóidigh 39 Ballagharahin Bealach an Ráithín 40 Ballaghlyragh or Nealstown Bealach Ladhrach 41 Ballaghmore An Bealach Mór 42 Ballaghmore Lower An Bealach Mór Íochtarach 43 Ballaghmore Upper An Bealach Mór Uachtarach 44 Ballickmoyler Baile Mhic Mhaoilir 45 Ballickmoyler Upper Baile Mhic Mhaoilir Uachtarach 46 Ballina [ED: Arderin] Béal an Átha 47 Ballina [ED: Clondarrig] Baile an Fheá 48 Ballinaclogh Lower Baile na Cloiche Íochtarach 49 Ballinaclogh Upper Baile na Cloiche Uachtarach 50 Ballinakill Baile na Coille 51 Ballinfrase Baile an Phráis 52 Ballinla Baile an Leá 53 Ballinlough [ED: Ballycarroll] Baile an Locha 54 Ballinlough [ED: Ballyroan] Baile an Locha 55 Ballinrahin Baile an Raithin 56 Ballinrally Baile an Ráiligh 57 Ballinree Baile an Fhraoigh 58 Ballintaggart [ED: Moneymore] Baile an tSagairt 59 Ballintaggart [ED: Shaen] Baile an tSagairt 60 Ballinteskin Baile an tSeiscinn 61 Ballintlea Baile an tSléibhe 62 Ballintlea Lower Baile an tSléibhe Íochtarach 63 Ballintlea Upper Baile an tSléibhe Uachtarach 64 Ballintogher Baile an Tóchair 65 Ballintubbert Baile na Tiobraide 66 Ballyadams Baile Adaim 67 Ballyadding Baile Aidín 68 Ballybeg An Baile Beag 69 Ballyboodin Baile Uí Bhuadáin 70 Ballybrittas Baile Briotáis 71 Ballybrophy Baile Uí Bhróithe 72 Ballybuggy Baile an Bhoigigh 73 Ballycarnan Baile an Charnáin 74 Ballycarroll [ED: Ballycarroll] Baile Uí Chearúill 75 Ballycarroll [ED: Jamestown] Baile Uí Chearúill 76 Ballycleary Baile Uí Chléirigh 77 Ballyclider Baile Claghdair 78 Ballycolla Baile Cholla 79 Ballycolla Heath Fraoch Bhaile Cholla 80 Ballycoolan Baile Uí Choileáin 81 Ballycoolid Baile Cúlóid 82 Ballycorman Baile Cormáin 83 Ballycormick Baile Uí Chormaic 84 Ballycrossal Baile Crasail 85 Ballycuddahy Baile Uí Chuidithigh 86 Ballycullenbeg Baile Uí Chuilín Beag 87 Ballydavin Baile Uí Dhaimhín 88 Ballydavis Baile Daithí 89 Ballyduff [ED: Curraclone] Baile Uí Dhuibh 90 Ballyduff [ED: Kilmurry] Baile Uí Dhuibh 91 Ballyduff [ED: Kyle] An Baile Dubh 92 Ballyedmond Buaile Éamainn 93 Ballyfarrell Baile Uí Fhearaíl 94 Ballyfin An Baile Fionn 95 Ballyfin Demesne Diméin an Bhaile Fhinn 96 Ballyfin Upper An Baile Fionn Uachtarach 97 Ballyfinnan Baile Fíonáin 98 Ballyfoyle Baile Foighil 99 Ballygarvan Glebe Baile Uí Gharbháin 100 Ballygauge Beg Baile Dhabhag Beag 101 Ballygauge More Baile Dhabhag Mór 102 Ballygeehin Lower Baile Uí Ghaoithín Íochtarach 103 Ballygeehin Upper Baile Uí Ghaoithín Uachtarach 104 Ballygillaheen Baile Mhic Giolla Chaoin 105 Ballyglass Bealach Glaise 106 Ballyglishen Baile Uí Ghlaisín 107 Ballygormill North Baile Uí Ghormaíle Thuaidh 108 Ballygormill South Baile Uí Ghormaíle Theas 109 Ballygowdan Baile Uí Ghamhdáin Beag 110 Ballyharmon Baile Thormóir 111 Ballyhegadon Glebe Baile Uí Éigeadáin 112 Ballyheyland Baile Uí Aoláin 113 Ballyhide Baile an Hídigh 114 Ballyhinode Baile Shionóid 115 Ballyhorahan Baile Uí Anracháin 116 Ballyhuppahane Baile Shopacháin 117 Ballykealy Baile Uí Chaollaí 118 Ballykeevan Baile Uí Chaomháin 119 Ballykenneen Lower Baile Mhic Cionaín Íochtarach 120 Ballykenneen Upper Baile Mhic Cionaín Uachtarach 121 Ballykilcavan Baile Mhic Giolla Chaomháin 122 Ballykillane Baile Uí Choileáin 123 Ballykillen Baile an Choillín 124 Ballyking Baile Uí Chionga 125 Ballyknockan Baile an Chnocáin 126 Ballylehane Lower Baile Uí Liatháin Íochtarach 127 Ballylehane Upper Baile Uí Liatháin Uachtarach 128 Ballylusk An Baile Loiscthe 129 Ballylynan Baile Uí Laigheanáin 130 Ballymackan Baile Mhaicín 131 Ballymacrory Baile Mhic Ruairí 132 Ballymaddock Baile Mhadóg 133 Ballymaddock Baile Mhadóg 134 Ballymanus Baile Mhic Mhánais 135 Ballymeelish Baile Mhílis 136 Ballymooney Baile Uí Mhaonaigh 137 Ballymorris Baile Mhuiris 138 Ballymoyle An Baile Maol 139 Ballymullen Baile an Mhuilinn 140 Ballymullen (Stubber) Béal Átha Muilinn (Stubber) 141 Ballymullen (Warrensford) Béal Átha Muilinn (Warrensford) 142 Ballynafunshin Baile na Fuinseann 143 Ballynagall Baile na nGall 144 Ballynagarr Béal Átha na gCarr 145 Ballynahimmy Baile na hIme 146 Ballynahown Baile na hAbhann 147 Ballynakill [ED: Clonaslee] Baile na Coille 148 Ballynakill [ED: Clonmore] Baile na Coille 149 Ballynakill [ED: Turra] Baile na Coille 150 Ballynalug Baile na Log 151 Ballynamuddagh Baile na mBodach 152 Ballynevin Baile Uí Chnáimhín 153 Ballynowlan Baile Uí Nualláin 154 Ballyowen Baile Eoghain 155 Ballypickas Lower or Bernardsgrove Baile Phiocáis Íochtarach 156 Ballypickas Upper Baile Phiocáis Uachtarach 157 Ballyprior Baile an Phrióra 158 Ballyquaid Glebe Baile Cuad 159 Ballyreilly Baile Raighleáin 160 Ballyrider Baile Riadair 161 Ballyroan [ED: Ballyroan] Baile Átha an Róine Ballyroan [ED: Portlaoighise 162 Baile an Ruáin (Maryborough) Rural] 163 Ballyruin Baile Átha Róine na Móna 164 Ballyshaneduff or the Derries Baile Sheáin Duibh nó Na Doirí 165 Ballytarsna [ED: Abbeyleix] An Baile Tarsna 166 Ballytarsna [ED: Castletown] An Baile Tarsna 167 Ballytegan Baile Thaidhgín 168 Ballythomas Baile Thomáis 169 Ballyvoghlaun or Middlemount Baile Bhachláin 170 Barkmill Muileann na Coirte 171 Barnaboy An Bhearna Bhuí 172 Barnadarrig An Bhearna Dhearg 173 Barnasallagh Barr na Saileach 174 Barny and Bealady An Bhearna agus Béalada 175 Barrackquarter or Ross An Ros 176 Barradoos Na Barra Dubha 177 Barrahill Barr an Choill 178 Barrawinga Barr an Mhuine 179 Barrowhouse Teach na Bearú 180 Baunaghra Bábhún Eachra 181 Baunbrack An Bán Breac 182 Baunoge An Bhánóg 183 Baunogemeely Bánóg na Maoile 184 Baunreagh An Barr Riabhach 185 Baunree An Bán Riabhach 186 Bauteogue An Bháiteog 187 Bawn An Bábhún 188 Bawnaree Bán an Fhraoigh 189 Beckfield Baile Amhlaoibh 190 Beckfield North Baile Amhlaoibh Thuaidh 191 Beckfield South Baile Amhlaoibh Theas 192 Beladd Béal Fhada 193 Belan Béilinn 194 Bellair or Cappanapinion Ceapach na Pingine 195 Bellegrove Baile Phobóil 196 Bigbog An Mhóin Mhór 197 Binbawn An Bhinn Bhán 198 Birchwood Coill na Beithe 199 Blackford An tÁth Dubh 200 Blackhills An Cnoc Dubh 201 Bockagh Bocach 202 Boghlone Bóchluain 203 Boherard An Bóthar Ard 204 Bohernaghty Bóthar na hOchtaí 205 Bohernasear Bóthar na Saor 206 Boley [ED: Abbeyleix] An Bhuaile 207 Boley [ED: Rathaspick] Móinín na Buaile 208 Boley Lower An Bhuaile Íochtarach 209 Boley Upper An Bhuaile Uachtarach 210 Boleybawn An Bhuaile Bhán 211 Boleybeg An Bhuaile Bheag 212 Bolnagree Buaile na Graí 213 Bordowin Barr Doinn 214 Bordwell Big Bordaíol Mhór 215 Bordwell Little Bordaíol Bheag 216 Borraghaun Borrachán 217 Borris Great An Bhuiríos Mhór 218 Borris Little An Bhuiríos Bheag 219 Boston Bostún 220 Boston or Coolballyogan Bostún nó Cúil Bhaile Uí Ógáin 221 Boyle Bothchoill 222 Braccas Na Breacacha 223 Bracklone An Bhreac-chluain 224 Brandra Branra 225 Brennanshill Cnoc Uí Bhraonáin 226 Briscula An Briosclach 227 Brisha An Briseadh 228 Brittas [ED: Clonaslee] An Briotás 229 Brittas [ED: Shaen] An Briotás 230 Brocka An Bhrocach 231 Brockagh An Bhrocach 232 Brockaghbeg An Bhrocach Bheag 233 Brockley Park Páirc Brockley 234 Brockra An Bhrocraigh 235 Brockry An Bhrocraigh 236 Brogherla Big Bróglach Mór 237 Brogherla Little Bróglach Beag 238 Bughorn Both Chairn 239 Bunastick Bun an Stoic 240 Bunlacken Bun Leacan 241 Butterisland Oileán an Ime 242 Caher (Custodia) An Chathair (Custodia) 243 Caher (Retrenched) An Chathair (Athroinnte) 244 Camcloon [ED: Ballyfin] Camchluain 245 Camcloon [ED: Donore] Camchluain 246 Camira Glebe Camaire 247 Camphill Camchoill 248 Camross Camros 249 Cannonswood Coill na gCanánach 250 Capard An Cheapach Ard 251 Cappabeg An Cheapach Bheag 252 Cappagh An Cheapach 253 Cappagh North An Cheapach Thuaidh 254 Cappagh South An Cheapach Theas 255 Cappaghnahoran or Windsor Ceapach na hEorna 256 Cappakeel An Cheapach Chaol 257 Cappalane Ceapach Uláin 258 Cappalinnan Ceapach Uí Leannáin 259 Cappalough Ceapach Locháin 260 Cappaloughlin or Clonard Ceapach Laichnín nó Cluain Ard 261 Cappalug Ceapach an Loig 262 Cappanaboe Ceapach na Bó 263 Cappanacleare Ceapach an Chléirigh 264 Cappanacloghy Ceapach na Cloiche
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