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I have Ryan relatives buried in the US. Their grave stones say they are from Cluineen, Tipperary. Does that translate to Clooneen or Cloneen? Thanks for the help!
Nellie1907
Tuesday 3rd Dec 2013, 01:45AMMessage Board Replies
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Tipperary Assosiate
Cluineen is a irish for small bawn grass field and based on spelt englishpronounciation it can be spelt and is spelt Cloneen between Fethard and Clonmel. Google same
Seamus
Mitchelstown1 Cork
Tuesday 3rd Dec 2013, 04:19PM -
Tierney:
I would go with Clooneen.
Roger McDonnell
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Tuesday 3rd Dec 2013, 04:22PM -
Thank you both for your responses. I am leaning towards Clooneen (in North Tipperary) myself, but I will keep asking around.
Nellie1907
Monday 6th Jan 2014, 01:55AM