A mystery word on a baptism record - maybe Latin?

[Lucykin]

Can anyone decipher this word for me, please? It is under a date of birth that is clearly written in the margin of a christening record of 1861. The person being baptised (in Yorkshire) was born in Ireland, maybe Killarney, but I can't find any place on the map that looks like this word. Or perhaps it is a Latin phrase? Any suggestions as to what it says would be most welcome.

[KGarrad]

Tralee?

[Lucykin]

I had been convinced it began with an E. Having looked again at the map, Tralee would make sense. Thank you, that was quick! I'm still not entirely sure though - I think I'll wait a bit, in case there are any other suggestions, before I mark this query 'completed'.

[Treetotal]

It ends in (**alee) but not sure I see a T or an R in it? Can you show us a bit more to compare letters?
Carol

[Lucykin]

I'm attaching a word (Elizabeth) taken from the baptism certificate which is the same clergyman's handwriting - the E is distinctive.

[Lucykin]

This is another word (The) written by the same clergyman but in a letter he wrote about 25 years later - the T is very clear. That's why I'm not sure that Tralee is the 'mystery' word.
Any thoughts anyone?

[Twdyr]

Do any other entries on the page have a similar notation under the baptism date?  Eralee is a girl's Christian name, maybe an alternative Christian name, name of mother, or even maiden name for a person baptised in adulthood?  Clutching at straws!!

Philip

[majm]

I read it as Ezalee 

Yes, I realise the z in this example is different from the same clergy's hand in Elizabeth.    I continue to write my capitalised E as though they are an inverted 3.   Sometimes my z is the long version, ie with a tail below the line, other times it is the short version, all within the line !   I have been transcribing long hand for a number of decades, and I have seen many examples of the same hand taking either option for their 'z' even within the same paragraph. 

Cheers,  JM

[Twdyr]

JM could be on to something !   Ezalee is also a known Christian name as well !