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Camolin - Cam Eolaing - meaning?

Qualitymark · 2015-12-28 10:49:19

What does Cam Eolaing mean in English? Cam is crooked, but eolaing?

28-12-2015 10:49AM

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What does Cam Eolaing mean in English? Cam is crooked, but eolaing?

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#2 28-12-2015 02:30PM

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According to Wiki Cam Eolaing from a church of St Molin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camolin,_County_Wexford

The AA Road Book of Ireland states 'Eolang's Bend'.

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#3 28-12-2015 02:57PM

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Thanks!

And are Camolin and Timolin (also the ubiquitous St Molin) both pronounced with the same stresses - Cam OH lin and Tim OH lin?

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#4 28-12-2015 04:50PM

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I believe the emphasis is on the 'LIN' in TimoLIN but I'm just a blow in and used to pronounce Oulart as Oolart

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#5 28-12-2015 05:08PM

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Poochie05 wrote: »

used to pronounce Oulart as Oolart

:eek:

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#6 28-12-2015 05:39PM

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This 'blow-out' says the 'blow-in' is correct.

(Sorry Poochie05 - couldn't resist :-))

Cam-OH-lin

Tim-Oh-LIN.

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#7 28-12-2015 06:03PM

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blindsider wrote: »

This 'blow-out' says the 'blow-in' is correct.

(Sorry Poochie05 - couldn't resist :-))

Cam-OH-lin

Tim-Oh-LIN.

Mad.

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