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| English |
Irish |
Location |
Meaning of Irish
|
| Great Sugar Loaf |
Ó Cualann |
Wicklow north |
lump of Cualu[1]
|
| Little Sugarloaf |
Giolaspar |
Wicklow north |
Gaelicisation of Giltspur, from the townland to the north rented for a pair of gilt spurs per annum[1]
|
| Sugarloaf |
An Chorr |
Kerry, Dingle |
|
| Sugarloaf |
? |
Wicklow west
|
| Sugarloaf Mountain |
Gabhal Mhór |
Cork, Beara |
"big fork"; contrast with nearby "little fork", both probably in reference to some confluence of streams.[1]
|
| Sugarloafhill |
Cnoc na Binne |
Kilkenny
|
| Sugarloaf Hill |
Cnoc na gCloch |
Tipperary–Waterford, Knockmealdowns |
'hill of the stones'[1]
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