There is a neat house of two stories the residence of Captain Butler situate in the Eastern part of this townland. There is also a large village in the central part of it…
Mace / An Más
Mace / An Más Compiled by Irene McGoldrick Irish name: An Más English name: Mace Meaning: the long, low hill; más, ‘thigh’ ‘buttock’ Area: 430 acres, 0 roods and 36 perches Field Names: none yet recorded Other Landmarks: Well located
Addergoole / Eadargúil
Francis Blake Esq., proprietor, 1/4 of which is under tillage and the remainder bog. A river runs through the centre and forms the boundary in its west side…
Slievefin / An Sliabh Fionn
Proprietor James Blake, Esq., Waterdale. All under tillage with the exception of some bog joining its east and north boundaries. There is a bye road which passes through to the west and also forms part of its west boundary…
Barravilla / Barr an Bhile
Proprietor Staunton Esq. All under tillage…
Bunnahevelly Beg / Bun na hAibhle Beag
Bunnahevelly Beg / Bun na hAibhle Beag Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: Bun na hAibhle Beag English name: Bunnahevelly Beg Meaning: the low ground of the apple tree Area: 139 acres, 0 roods and 38 perches Field names
Cloonagh / Cluanach
Cloonagh / Cluanach Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: Cluanach English name: Cloonagh Meaning: lawn or meadow of the horses Area: 45 acres Field names in this townland: None recorded. Information from O’Donovan’s Field Name Books Names: Cluan Each,
Gardenham / An Garraí Mór
Gardenham / An Garraí Mór Compiled by Pierce Murphy Overview Irish name: An Garraí Mór English name: Gardenham or Garrymore Meaning: big garden or tilled field Area: 210 acres, 1 rood, 20 perches. Field names in this townland: Not yet
Rinnaharney / Rinn na hAirne
Rinnaharney / Rinn na hAirne Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: Rinn na hAirne Irish pronunciation: English name: Rinnaharney Meaning: the point/headland of the sloes Area: 160 acres, 3 roods, 2 perches. Field names in this townland: Not yet
Cartron / An Cartún
Cartron / An Cartún Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: An Cartún English name: Cartron Meaning: the cartron (an Anglo-Norman word for a quarter of land) Area: 137 acres, 3 roods and 19 perches Field names in this townland: