How to get the characters in the attached pdf file using ConTeXt

[Charles Doherty <charles.doherty@ntlworld.ie>]

Dear all,

I have sent this email twice already but return messages said that it 
was too large and would be posted at the discretion of the 
administrator. I had attached a sample file using only one word from 
the original .pdf file in the hope that it would be small enough. 
Obviously not! Apologies if I have broken protocol. This time I have 
not included an attachment. Apologies again!

I could get the proper characters as seen in the attached sample file 
using LaTeX with the preamble:
\usepackage{palatino}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[applemac]{inputenc}

The result can be seen below. But I would like to achieve this in 
ConTeXt (not necessarily with Palatino). Can anyone give me advice on 
the setup commands needed. I have tried various ways but nothing has 
worked so far. My ConTeXt input file looks like this without any of the 
setups that I had been trying. I am using Gerben's installation on a 
Mac G4 OS 10.2.6. Also what command do I need in order to use mac 
inputencoding in ConTeXt? I think I saw it mentioned in one of the 
manuals but I cannot find it again. Of course for the \dh and \k in 
LaTeX I could not use Mac inputencoding.

Thank you very much in advance,

Charlie Doherty

  \definedescription
[term]
[location=serried,headstyle=bold,width=broad,before=\blank,after=\blank]

\starttext

     \term {Lambay}  {\em Lamb-\o y}, `Lamb island'. Island north of
     Howth Head.

     \term {Larne}  {\em Ulfreksfj\k{o}r\dh r}, `Ulfrekr's fjord'.
     Now the town of Larne in Co.\ Antrim.

    \stoptext




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Charles Doherty,
Department of Early Irish History,
University College Dublin,
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Dublin 4
Ireland
Telephone +353 1 7168381