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The name RITTAVVECC also probably occurs in an inscription from Church Island, Co. Kerry (post syncope, early OIr form: RITTECC) and on CIIC 250. (with an earlier, pre-apocope form: RITTAVVECAS) from Corkaboy, Co. Kerry. A later form of this name survives in the name of the neighbouring Barony, Iveragh (Íbh Ráthach) (McManus 1991, 70).