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Bunkilla Keel West Kilgrovan VI Kilgrovan VII 4. Kilmannin 17. Tuckamine 19. Colbinstown I 20. Colbinstown II 26. Donaghmore 40. Painestown 46. Houseland 49. Baltinglass 69. Ahalisky I 70. Ahalisky II 71. Ahalisky III 79. Rathcanning I 80. Rathcanning II 97. Ballyhank I 99. Ballyhank III 100. Ballyhank IV 101. Ballyhank V 102. Ballyhank VI 118. Monataggart I 119. Monataggart II 120. Monataggart III 141. Aglish I 146. Ballineanig 166. Ballinvoher 192. Martramane 205. Derrygariff 216. Whitefield II 217. Whitefield III 218. Whitefield IV 223. Parknasilla 252. Gurrane 253. Killorglin 255. Tinnahally I 256. Tinnahally II 264. Ardmore II 268. Dromore III 285. Kilbeg

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Commentary

The personal names in this inscription do not seem to be attested elsewhere. As noted above DOMANEQI could be an error for DOMANENI.

This is one of the inscriptions listed by McManus (1991, 94-5) in which apocope (loss of final consonants or syllables) begins to show itself (MAQI-ESEA (earlier -IAS). If the reading is accurate, it may be dated to the first half of the sixth century (McManus 1991, 97).