Gleann

Buidhe; two peacocks from Magh Mell; two cormorants from Ath Cliath; two eels from Duth Dur; two goldfinches from Slieve na-n Eun; two birds of slaughter from Magh Bhuilg; two bright swallows from Granard; two redbreasts from the Great Wood; two rock-cod from Cala Chairge; two sea-pigs from the great sea; two wrens from Mios an Chuil; two salmon from Eas Mhic Muirne; two clean deer from Gleann na Smoil; two cows from

Gods and Fighting Men Lady Gregory 1892

"It is likely we will find a deer in Gleann-na-Smol," said Finn.

Gods and Fighting Men Lady Gregory 1892

So they made themselves ready and went on towards Gleann-na-Smol; and they were not gone far when the mist lifted and the sun came shining out.

Gods and Fighting Men Lady Gregory 1892

With that she gave a cry, and the deer started out and away, and Finn and his men after it, and it never stopped till it came to Gleann-na-Smol, but they could not come up with it.

Gods and Fighting Men Lady Gregory 1892

This would certainly account for the last syllable of the modern name, and would also accord with the fact of the place being an ancient forest; but we prefer the derivation _Gleann-ardan_ -- "the glen of heights," and we think the last syllable has been added merely to suit the imperfection of the Saxon's vocal organs.

Chronicles of Strathearn John Hunter 1883

-- The grave is still pointed out in the valley of Gleann

An Illustrated History of Ireland from AD 400 to 1800 Mary Frances Cusack 1864

Gleann light welterweight Gallagher looked in typical uncompromising form, stopping Shaun McShane in round one, and Kennedy reversed a 2-1 deficit in the corresponding semi final to see off the challenge of Stephen Coughlan.

RTÉ News 2009

The parade had about 23 units, including the Gleann Mor Pipe Band of the Kent-Warren area.

The Times-Reporter Home RSS 2009

Gerald the above-mentioned earl of Defmond in two pitched battles, the onehappening at Gleann -

Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis 1786

Sixmilebridge, Ballynacally, Scariff, O'Briensbridge/Montpelier, Gleann an Óir in Tullyvarraga, Tuamgraney Development Association, The Burren Centre in Kilfenora; Obair Afterschool Project in Newmarket on Fergus, and Seanoirí Iaichtín Naofa based at the West Clare Resource Centre in Miltown Malbay.

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