Irish local names explained

14 Irish Local Names explained.
Ballindrait, Balliudrehid ;
of the bridge.
Baile-an-droichid, the town
Ballineddan inWicklow; BaiJe-an-fhcadain, the town
of the fcadan or streamlet.
Ballinfoyle in Galway and Wicklow; seepage 2.
Eallingaddy; the town of the thiei {gadaiffhe), i.e. the
black thief O'Dwane.
Ballingarrane ; the town of the garran or shrubbery.
Ballingarr)^ ; Baile-an-ghayrdhK, the town of the garden.
Ballinglanna, Ballinglen ; the town of the glen.
Eallingowan ; the town of the smith {guhha).
Ballinlass, Ballinlassa, Ballinlassy, Ballinliss;
of the lios or fort.
the town
Ballinlough ; the town of the lake.
Ballinloughan, Ballinloughaun ; the town of the little
lake.
Ballinlug, Ballinluig ; the town of the lug or hollow.
Ballinphuill, BallinphuU; see page 2.
Ballinree ; sometimes JJaile-an-Jhraeigh, the town of
the heath {fraech) ; sometimes Baile-an-righ, the
town of the king.
Ballinrobe; the town of the river Robe.
Ballinrostig ; Eoche's town.
Ballinspittle ; the town of the S2)ital or hospital.
Ballintaggart ; see page 3.
Eallinteer; Baile-an-tsaeir, the town of the carpenter.
Ballintemple ; the town of the temple or church.
Ballinteskin ; Baih-an-fHeMenn, the town of the morass.
Ballintiea, Ballintleva, Ballintlevy, Ballintlieve; Bailean-tsleibhe,
the town of the mountain {diahh).
the town of the well,
Ballintober ;
Ballintogher ; the town of the togher or causeway.
Ballintubbert, Ballintubbrid ;
Eallinure ;
Eallinvally ;
same as Ballintober.
the town of the yew tree {iuhJuir).
Baile-an-hhealaigh, the town of the road.
Ballinvarrig, Ballinvarry ; Barry's town.
Ballinvella, Ballinvilla; Baile-an-bhile, the town of the
bile or ancient tree.
Ballinvoher ; Baile-mi-hltofhair, the town of the road.
Ballinvreena in Limerick and Tipperary ; the town of
the hruighean [breen] or fairy mansion.