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**[[Cashel, County Galway]] | **[[Cashel, County Galway]] | ||
**[[An Caiseal]] (or Cashel), a village on [[Achill|Achill Island]], [[County Mayo]] | **[[An Caiseal]] (or Cashel), a village on [[Achill|Achill Island]], [[County Mayo]] | ||
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*[[Cashel, County Armagh]] | **[[Cashel, County Armagh]] | ||
**[[Cashel, Fermanagh]] | **[[Cashel, Fermanagh]] | ||
*[[Cashel, County Londonderry]] | **[[Cashel, County Londonderry]] | ||
**[[Cashel, Tyrone]] | **[[Cashel, Tyrone]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:37, 8 December 2014
Cashel is a name derived from the Irish language word Caiseal, meaning "castle", which word is in turn Gaelic transformation of the English word castle. An Irish cashels would typically be built on a rocky outcrop.
Cashel as a place-name may be:
- Republic of Ireland:
- Cashel, County Tipperary
- The Rock of Cashel, an ancient hilltop fortress complex at Cashel
- Cashel, County Galway
- An Caiseal (or Cashel), a village on Achill Island, County Mayo
- Cashel, County Tipperary
- United Kingdom (townlands):
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