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The parish derives its name, which is non-ecclesiastical, from the townland on which the parish church stood. Though the parish is extensive, the list of sub-denominations collected is by no means large. The parish name – Magh Dheilge – “Thorn Plain� is not shared with a townland. The geographical term “Dhá Bhaile Dhéag Churraigh na Slaodaighe� probably refers to the estate or manor of Sleady (McGrath).

 

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Léarscáil de shuíomh an Pharóiste:

Bailtí Fearainne:
Ballykerin Lower, Ballykerin Middle, Ballykerin Upper, Ballynagleragh, Bawnnavinnoge, Boherawillin, Brooklodge, Carrigaun (Hely), Carrigaun (Mansfield), Castlequarter, Churchquarter, Coolroe, Derry Lower, Derry Upper, Eaglehill, Garraun, Garraun Upper, Glen Lower, Glen Upper, Graigue Beg, Graigue More, Graigueavurra, Killeagh, Knockacaharna, Knockaunnaglokee, Knockgarraun (Hely), Knockgarraun (Sergeant), Knocknageragh, Langanoran, Lisroe, Mountaincastle North, Mountaincastle South, Newtown, Parkmore, Rockfield, Scart (Hely), Scart (Sergeant), Scartmountain, Sleadycastle, Staigbraud, Tinalira, Toor, Vicarstown North, Vicarstown South, Woodhouse,


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