My daughter is reading a book at school called January conspiracy theory 365. Her teacher ask them to find out what G'managh means.
I tried to find something on the net but could not find anything, so I thought maybe somebody in the community might know.
Thanks.
P.S I didn't know where else to post this question.
I just googled it. A passage from the book she is reading came up. It is a contraction of Graignamanagh, a location on a map. There is a paragraph which gives the full spelling followed by the use of the contraction thereafter. It shows up on page 100.
Thanks for the help now my daughter can finish her homework.
I was figuring it was something in Gaelic.
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I just googled it. A passage from the book she is reading came up. It is a contraction of Graignamanagh, a location on a map. There is a paragraph which gives the full spelling followed by the use of the contraction thereafter. It shows up on page 100.
Taking it one step further....
"The town name comes from the Irish words 'Graig-na-managh' meaning the grange or church of the monks."
Thanks OddDuck for all the help my daughter appreciates it.