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Carn Ailí

Carnally
Cairn/Stone Pile of Ailill; from Irish 'carn' (stone cairn, rocky hill) and 'Ailí'
Carnally is a townland within the Creggan Lower Electoral Division in County Armagh's Fews Upper Barony, comprising approximately 812 acres. The Irish name Carn Ailí derives from the Old Irish 'carn' (a stone cairn, burial mound, or rocky hill) combined with what appears to be a personal name element, likely referencing a medieval figure named Ailill. The townland is positioned 3.5 kilometres n...

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