Mám an Gharráin

Mám an Gharráin, anglicized as Maumagarrane, derives its Irish name from mám (mountain pass) and garrán (grove or small wood), literally translating to the mountain pass of the grove. The townland of 307 acres lies within the Civil Parish of Minard in the Barony of Corkaguiny on the Dingle Peninsula, one of County Kerry's most traditionally Irish-speaking regions. The Dingle Peninsula's Irish n...