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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › RatoathRatoath - Wikipedia

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   Ráth is the Irish for a ringfort. There is evidence that it was already spelt Ratoath in 1392, when Walter Kerdiff of the town sued Sir Walter Cusack for debt. In a royal grant of the manor of Ratoath to Sir Robert Bold, later Baron Ratoath, in 1468, it was described as Rathonth.

2. meathhistoryhub.ie › ratoathRatoath – Meath History Hub with Noel French

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   Recorded by Noel E. French August 1987. Ratoath parish is situated in south County Meath near the Dublin border. The parish was united in 1682 to Greenoge Killegland, Cookstown and Donaghmore. In the early 1800’s Bishop Lewis O’Beirne tried to rectify the problem of non-resident clergy men.

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4. www.visionofireland.org › place › 27175History of Ratoath, in and County Meath | Map and description

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   This place, anciently called Rathtotoath, is supposed to have derived that name from a conspicuous mount near the church, on which Malachy, the first monarch of all Ireland, is said to have held a convention of the states. ...

5. www.ratoathparish.ie › historyHISTORY - ratoath

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   History of the Church. The present Church of Ratoath replaced a Mass- house of the 1760’s, the site of which is still pointed out at a place called the ‘stepping stones’. The church still retains its medieval dedication to the Most Blessed Trinity.

6. irelandxo.com › ireland-xo › history-and-genealogyCounty Meath in the 1830s | Ireland Reaching Out

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   The principal villages are Carlanstown, Dunboyne, Mornington, Ratoath, and Rathmolion (Rathmolyon). The county sent 14 members to the Irish parliament, two for the county, and two for each of the boroughs of Athboy, Duleek, Kells, Navan, Ratoath, and Trim.

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7. historyireland.com › reconstructing-theReconstructing the seventeenth-century landscape of the Pale

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   Reconstructing the seventeenth-century landscape of the Pale. When the lords of the Pale (as they continued to be styled in subsequent depositions) gathered at various hilltops in east Meath in October 1641, their dilemma was palpable.

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   Where is Ratoath in Ireland?

   • Ratoath (Irish: Ráth Tó, meaning 'Tó's ringfort ') is a commuter town in County Meath, Ireland. A branch of the Broad Meadow Water (Broadmeadow River) (Irish: An Gabhair) flows through the town. The R125 and R155 roads meet in the village.

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   What does Ratoath mean in Irish?

   • The town is around 25 kilometres (16 mi) northwest of Dublin city centre. Ratoath gives its name to a village, a townland, a parish, a civil parish, an electoral division and to the barony of Ratoath. The derivation or meaning of the word is uncertain. Two alternative Irish forms are cited: Ráth-Tógh and Ráth-Tábhachta.

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   Why is Ratoath called Rathonth?

   • In a royal grant of the manor of Ratoath to Sir Robert Bold, later Baron Ratoath, in 1468, it was described as Rathonth. On the other hand, a statute of the Parliament of Ireland of 1450, permitting Richard of York, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to hold a market there, calls it Ratoath.

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   When was the Church of Ratoath built?

   • The church of Ratoath was built in 1817 and the Glebe House erected in 1813. This was due to the influence of Bishop O’Beirne. There has been no resident vicar since in Ratoath since 1920. Services were conducted in Ratoath until 1958. In 1964 the church building was dismantled and the Belfry left as a landmark.

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   Why is it called rathtotoath?

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   How many people live in Ratoath?

   • As of 2011, social class A, employers and managers constituted 717 of the 2,751 households. In April 2011, Ratoath had a population of 9,043, consisting of 4,520 males and 4,523 females. The population of pre-school age (0–4) was 1,158, of primary school age (5–12) was 1,582 and of secondary school age (13–18) was 724.

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9. www.libraryireland.com › topog › RRatoath - Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (1837)

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   A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. 1837. RATOATH, a parish (formerly a parliamentary borough), in the barony of RATOATH, county of MEATH, and province of LEINSTER, 3 miles (N. W.) from Ashbourne, and 11 ½ (N. W.) from Dublin; containing 1779 inhabitants, of which number, 552 are in the village. This place, anciently called Rathtotoath, is ...