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baronies, to work out what is going on where, as these were the normal way of describing location until quite recently. Such information is not easily available, and often requires a good deal of ferreting about in each particular case, such as reference to 19th-century maps. Knowledge (XXG) is the obvious source for people working in this area, who are not only specialists but family history researchers as well, and therefore large in number. I would say therefore that it is particularly important for this to be included, and I have been trying to insert it in the articles I come across which do not include it (it does not need to go in the introduction, though it would be nice to generate a common understanding in Irish geographical articles of where it should come). Banagher is particularly problematic, since it sits right on the boundary line between two townlands.

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RE: Crest. Are you really sure you want to release the Club Crest under CC3.0? You do know that that license means someone could (if they wanted to) "adapt" the crest into some other form? Surely a "Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs License" would be better? Surely the club would want to retain more

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The site works alright - complete with Fergal Sharkey music - seems to be some sort of self publisher (with a good number of books). The general rule of thumb should be, if a person does not have their own Knowledge (XXG) article, then they should not be included in such a list, so this entry should

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then you will get a reply from me, which would substantiate my claim (if you wish to go to that trouble). The intention of the article is not to promote or advertise anything, merely to provide information on the club. I will read the documents that you suggest. I can certainly change the text so

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I recognise that you must have put a great deal of effort into the Banagher article and that former geographical references have not been part of your vision of how it should look, and I applaud the current state of the article, which is a notable achievement, but I would urge you to consult the

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Thanks for the new material, which seems to do the trick (I have made a small change on the townlands so as fully to reflect my understanding of the position). The parishes are difficult because things change over time. Certainly at the time of the Griffiths Valuation (1855 for King's County)

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Thanks for your note on my homepage explaining your deletion of the information on townlands, parish and barony which I inserted into the Banagher article. I am doing research on 19th-century history in Ireland, and one often needs to know townlands, civil and CoI and Catholic parishes, and

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probably be removed. On another note, the Manual of Style recommends that lists should not be included in articles - if you want to take Nenagh to GA then the list would have to go. You could set it up as a seperate list on its own and refer to it from the Nenagh article.--

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which is the license under which Knowledge (XXG) content is governed. I suggest this because you might want to be sure that the terms of this license are compatible with what you expect for the content published on the LGC.ie website. Cheers.

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Hi. I've changed the 'used exclusively' phrase again, in the common ash article. I believe you will find that 'used exclusively' means that it is used for nothing else. The current wording should indicate the intended meaning though. Cheers,

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re James Hayes. I am inclined to go further and completely delete the entry as I can find no record of him even the website doesn't appear to work. Could you have a look. --09:34, 27 February 2009 (UTC)

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I have changed that to Public Domain as there is no copyright holder for this. I'm not sure if this is in order or not? If another tag is more appropriate, perhaps you could suggest one? (

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Reynagh was the name of the civil and CoI parishes (and it was presumably the pre-Reformation parish name); I'm not sure whether or how this could be acknowledged.

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I am the Webmaster for Limerick Golf Club and wrote all of the content for the site, so the text is entirely original. Is this acceptable?--

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Not that I don't believe you, but do you have anything substantiating to back this up? I should also note that you might want to read

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that it reads differently from the Website, but I don't see the point in this. I would intend to add to both over time.--

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