Townlands

Townland. It is the property of James O’Hara, Esq., Galway. The greater portion under tillage and a very large portion subject to winter floods forming part of the Turlough. The townland abounds in small forts and near its North side is Corbally house the residence of Browne, Esq., of this townland forms a demesne. There is a Trigl. Station in its Western centre 131 feet above the sea, and the general surface of the townland and varies from 94 to 130 feet above the sea.

Shanbally / An Seanbhaile Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: An Seanbhaile Irish pronunciation: English name: Shanbally Meaning: the old town/village Area: 165 acres and 29 perches. Field Names: None yet recorded. Information from O’Donovan’s Field Name Books Other names: Shanbally, Sean bhaile, Shanmhallagh (Bostoon!), Shanbally (B.

Gortroe / An Gort Rua Compiled by Br Conal Thomas Overview Irish name: An Gort Rua English name: Gortroe Meaning: gort (also: gart), field, rua (also: ruadh), red; red place Area: 312 acres, 3 roods and 4 perches Field Names:

Aucloggeen / Áth an Chloigín Compiled by Paul Greaney Overview Irish name: Áth an Chloigín English name: Aucloggeen Meaning: the ford of the little bell Area: 265 acres, 1 rood, and 36 perches. Field Names: None yet recorded. Information from O’Donovan’s Field Name Books Other names: Ath

Annagh West / An tEanach Thiar Compiled by Mary Scully-Burke Overview Irish name: An tEanach Thiar English name: Annagh West Meaning: Eanach means a marsh or wetland. Eanach Thiar means the western marshland. Area: 169 acres, 1 rood and 5

Townland; proprietor Martin Blake, Esq., Ballyglunin. All under tillage except a portion of rocky ground in the south end of the townland. Situated 2 miles North of Cahermorris House. Bounded north by Carheens, south by Cluidrevagh, east by Biggera More and West by Fearagha.

Bunoghanaun townland; Proprietor Martin Blake, Esq, Ballygloonan. Under tillage except a portion of rocky ground…

Castlecreevy / Caisleán na Craobhaí Compiled by Irene McGoldrick Overview Irish name: Caisleán na Craobhaí English name: Castlecreevy Meaning: non-validated name listed in logainm.ie but it is generally accepted that this townland gets its name from Craoibhín a’ Búrca –

Drumgriffin / Droim Grifín Compiled by Evelyn Stevens Overview Irish name: Droim Grifín English name: Drumgriffin Meaning: The Ridge of Grifín, Grifín is probably a personal name Area: 233 acres and 7 perches Information from O’Donovan’s Field Name Books Description:

Corrandulla / Cor an Dola Compiled by Paddy & Bridie Scully Overview Irish name: Cor an Dola Irish pronunciation: English name: Corrandulla English pronunciation: Meaning: the round hill (if cor is from corr here), or stone wall (if from cora),