BALLYLIFIN, Inishowen
Baile lia Finn ~ Meaning 'Finn's pillar town' Or: Baile Leith Bheann ~ Meaning 'Town beside the hill'. Read about Ballyliffin ... |
BALLYSHANNON
Béal Átha Seanaidh ~ Meaning 'The Mouth of Seannach's Ford' (Seannach was a 5th century warrior who was slain there). Read about Ballyshannon ... |
BRIDGEND
Ceann an Droichid ~ Meaning 'Head of the bridge'. |
BUNCRANA, Inishowen
Bun Crannach ~ Meaning 'bottom of the Crana', the Crana is the river that runs beside Buncrana. Read about Buncrana ... |
CARNDONAGH, Inishowen
Carn Domhnach ~ Meaning 'The Cairn of the Church' or 'Burial mound of the church'. Read about Carndonagh ... |
CARRIGART
Carraig Airt or Ceathru Fhiodhghoirt ~ Meaning 'Quarterland of the wood of the field'. Read about Carrigart ... |