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:
Glenrevagh / An Gleann Riabhach
Glenrevagh / An Gleann Riabhach Compiled by Nicholas Lyons Overview Irish name: An Gleann Riabhach English name: Glenrevagh. Meaning: The streaked, grey glen or ridge. Area: 553 acres, 3 roods and 26 perches. Information from O’Donovan’s Field Name Books Other
Ardgaineen / Ard Géinín
Ardgaineen / Ard Géinín Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: Ard Géinín English name: Ardgaineen Meaning: the high place of Géinín (Géinín – probably a personal name) Area: 616 acres, 2 roods and 31 perches Field names in this
Cahermorris / Cathair Mhuiris
Cahermorris / Cathair Mhuiris Compiled by Gerry Morgan Overview Irish name: Cathair Mhuiris Link: www.logainm.ie English name: Cahermorris Link: www.logainm.ie Meaning: The stone ring-fort of Muiris (www.logainm.ie); Morrissey’s stone fort (O’Donovan’s Field Name Books) Area: 501 acres, 1 roods and
Lisheenanoran / Lisín an Oráin
Lisheenanoran / Lisín an Oráin Compiled by Irene McGoldrick Irish Name: Lisín an Óráin Irish pronunciation: English Name: Lisheenanoran Area: 686 acres, 0 roods, 7 perches Population Statistics 1841: 41 houses 1851: 39 houses 1861:43 houses 1871: 42 houses 1881:
Kilgill / Cill Ghill
Kilgill / Cill Ghill Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: Cill Ghill English name: Kilgill Meaning: church of the pledge Area: 311 acres, 3 roods and 19 perches Field names in this townland: An Turlach Buí, Na Páircíní. Information
Cloonboo / Cluain Bú
Cloonboo / Cluain Bú Compiled by Evelyn Stevens Overview Irish name: Cluain Bú Irish pronunciation: English name: Cloonboo Meaning: pasture of the hyacinths Cluain-bugha, meadow of the bugh or hyacinth plant, a sort of nagger with beautiful flowers of a
Bunatober / Bun an Tobair
Bunatober / Bun an Tobair Compiled by Gerry Morgan Overview Irish name: Bun an Tobair English name: Bunatober Meaning: The low ground of the well (from www.logainm.ie) Area: 463 acres,3 roods and 32 perches (townlands.ie) / 461 acres, 2 roods
Woodpark / Baile na Coille
Woodpark / Baile na Coille Compiled by Paddy & Bridie Scully Overview Irish name: Baile na Coille Irish pronunciation: English name: Woodpark Meaning: Town or village of the wood Area: 276 acres, 1 rood and 20 perches Field Names: Seidan,
Annaghdown / Eanach Dhúin
Annaghdown / Eanach Dhúin Compiled by Sonia White Overview Irish name: Eanach Dhúin Irish pronunciation: English name: Annaghdown English pronunciation: Meaning: marsh of the fort or headland fort Area: 685 acres, 0 roods and 20 perches Information from O’Donovan’s Field