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[Doireannjane]

My research leads me to understand this is likely a direct reference to the cliffs of Moher.

An "o" does not usually have a loop next to it, so if you want to interpret the a as an o, it would be molher.

Added later:

and the fourth letter can't be an "h", because the fourth word, ‘her’, begins with a typical h, and two such different h's in one sentence would be highly unusual.

L and t are similar.
I read: “mothar/mother ailter”