A townland of 678 acres in the north-east of the parish. It lost more than half its population during the Famine. Castlehacket national school is located in this townland.
Balrobuckmore / Baile Robac Mór
A townland of 250 acres in the north of the parish. Like its twin Balrobuckbeg, it had a large population before the Famine, with 160 people in 25 houses.
Carrowbeg South / An Cheathrú Bheag Theas
A townland of 116 acres, containing much of the modern village of Corrandulla, including the national school, church, and former Franciscan monastery and novitiate.
Carrownrooaun / Ceathrú an Ruáin
A townland of 134 acres in the east of the parish. The road from Galway to Tuam passes through the centre of this townland.
Carraghy / Na Cathracha
A townland of 271 acres in the east of the parish, through which passes the main N83 Galway-Tuam road, formerly the N17. Healy’s public house was a landmark in this townland, now Lydon’s of Knockdoe. A population of 73 before the Famine was reduced to 37 people by 1851.
Bunnahevelly More / Bun na hAibhle Mór
A townland of 547 acres in the north-east of the parish. It was farmed mainly by herds throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century.
Grange / An Ghráinseach
A townland of 262 acres. It had a population of 140 people in 22 houses, which decreased to 89 people in 19 houses by 1851. By 1911 there were just 43 people in 12 houses.
Drumbaun / An Droim Bán
A small townland of 35 acres in the east of the parish. A population of 28 people in 5 houses in 1841 dwindled and the townland was unpopulated by 1871, remaining so until about 1911.
Tomnahulla / Tom na hUla
A townland of 617 acres. There were 25 people living in 5 houses here in 1841, rising to 80 people living in 14 houses in 1871, and dropping back to a population of 42 in 1901 and 1911.
Cregg / An Chreig
A townland of 234 acres, the greater part of which was formerly the demesne lands of Cregg Castle, former residence of the Kirwan and Blake families. There were 62 people living in 7 houses here in 1841, dropping to 20 people in 3 houses by 1861.