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Aglish Ardcanaght Ardfert Ardmore Arraglen Ballinrannig Ballintaggart Ballyboodan Ballymorereagh Ballynahunt Ballywiheen Boleycarrigeen Breastagh Bunmahon Castletimon Churchclara Chute Hall Cloghanecarhan Clonmore Colaiste Ide Colbinstown Coolmagort Cork Public Museum Coumeenole Derrynane Donard Dromore Drumlohan Drummin Emlagh East Faunkill and the Woods Fiddaun Upper Gowran Greenhill Island Jerpoint Abbey Kerry County Museum Kilcoolaght East Kilfountain Kilmalkedar Kinard East Knickeen Knockboy Lamoge Legan Louth County Museum Lugnagappul Maumanorig Musaem Chorca Dhuibhne National Museum Parkavonear Ratass Rathcroghan Rathglass Rathkenny Rothe House Rusheens West Scattery Island Trinity College Dublin Tullaherin

197. Coolmagort I 198. Coolmagort II 199. Coolmagort III 200. Coolmagort IV 201. Coolmagort V 202. Coolmagort VI 203. Coolmagort VII 241. Kilbonane

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Commentary

This personal name contains the commonly occuring element CUNA- 'dog, hound' and probably an early form of cenn 'head', although a final -I would be expected as is found in CIIC 342. CUNACENNI (Latin: CVNOCENNI) at Trallong in Wales (McManus 1991, 102).

This inscription is noted by Mac Neill (1909, 135) as an example of lenited and unlenited consonants both written as single characters.