| Place Name | Civil Parish | Situation |
| Abbeygormican, Parish of | Abbeygormican, Parish of | Bounded on the N. by parish of Killaloughtan, By. of Cloonmacnoon and Killoran, By. of Longford. S. by the Parish of Teena in the By. of Leitrim and Dooniry and Teena in the Barony of Longford. E. by the Parish of Killimer Bolobue, Killquain or Quansborough and Kiltormer in the Barony of Longford. W. by the parishes of Kilreakil and Killoran in the Barony of Athenry and Kilcooly, by. of Leitrim. |
| Abbeyknockmoy | Abbeyknockmoy | It is situated S.E. of the parishes of Killererin and Moylough, E. of Kilmoylan Parish, N. of Abbey and Monivea Parishes, W of Moylough Parish. |
| Addergoole | Addergoole | |
| Ahascragh | Ahascragh | Lies in the eastern side of the County Galway in the baronies of Killian, Kilconnnel and Cloonmacnoon, bounded on the East and S. East by the river Suck which separates it from the parishes of Dysart and Taughmaconnell in the Barony of Athlone, Co. Roscommon and from Creagh in the Barony of Moycarne in said County. On the South and S. West by Ahascragh River which separates it from the Parishes of Kilcloony and Kilgerril in the Barony of Cloonmacnoon and from Fohanagh in the Barony of Kilconnel, on the West and N. West by the parish of Killosolan in said Barony, on the North by the parish of Killeroran and on the N. East by Taughboy Parish, both in the Barony of Killian. |
| Annaghdown | Annaghdown | In the County of Galway and Barony of Clare. Lying beween 5 and 15 miles N. of Galway. Bounded on the N. by the Parish of Clare Tuam E. and N. E. by Cummer and Kilmoyland. S. and S. E. by Lackagh, N. by Lough Corrib and N. W. by Kilcoony Parish. The Galway and Tuam Road [unable to read] for a short distance through its eastern extremity. |
| Aranmore | Arran | |
| Ardrahan | Ardrahan | In the South East of the County Galway, Baronies of Kiltartan, Loughrea and Dunkellin. Length from North East to South West 9¾ statute miles. Extreme breadth from North West to South East 10½ miles. |
| Arran | Arran | |
| Arran | Arran | |
| Arran | Arran | In the South West of the County Galway and Barony of Kiltartan, North of the town of Gort, length from North to South W. 4½ statute miles, breadth from East to West 3¼ miles. |
| Athenry Parish | Athenry Parish | |
| Athleague | Athleague | Is situated in an Eastern part of the County Galway. Is bounded on the East by the river Suck which divides it from the parishes of Athleague and Tirrara, the Barony Athlone and Co. Roscommon. On the South and West by Killeroran parish, and on the North by the parishes Kilbegnet and Fuerty in the Barony of Ballymoe and County of Galway. |
| Aughrim | Aughrim | Is situated in the eastern side of the County Galway in the Barony of Kilconnel and Cloonmacnoon, bounded by Kilconnel parish in the barony of Kilconnel, by Kilgerril and Killalloghtan parishes in the baronies of Kilconnel and Cloonmacnoon and by Kilcloony and Clontooskert paishes in the barony of Cloonmacnoon. |
| Ballinakill in Leitrim Barony | Ballinakill in Leitrim Barony | In the Barony of Leitrim and County Galway 5 miles West of Portumna and bounding the West side of Lough Derg on the River Shannon. |
| Ballinchalla | Ballinchalla | |
| Ballindoon | Ballindoon | This parish contains 42 Protestants and 3,838 Roman Catholics according to the information furnished by Rev. Mark A. Foster, Ovey Glebe and population return taken by the Police. The crops generally sown are potatoes and oats. The oats is generally carried Clifden where it is bought and from thence exported. The soil is generally rocky and moory. Sea weed is much or principally used as manure, but poor persons not having any part of the sea shore and residing in or near bog use heath principally as manure. Wages of farm servants:- Males from £4 to £5 per year; Females from 24 to 30 shillings per annum with board. Labourers 10d. per diem in spring and 6d. in summer and autumn. Rev. Peter Fitzmorris, P.P. resides in Clifden. |
| Ballindoon | Ballindoon | This parish contains 42 Protestants and 3,838 Roman Catholics according to the information furnished by Rev. Mark A. Foster, Ovey Glebe and population return taken by the Police. The crops generally sown are potatoes and oats. The oats is generally carried Clifden where it is bought and from thence exported. The soil is generally rocky and moory. Sea weed is much or principally used as manure, but poor persons not having any part of the sea shore and residing in or near bog use heath principally as manure. Wages of farm servants:- Males from £4 to £5 per year; Females from 24 to 30 shillings per annum with board. Labourers 10d. per diem in spring and 6d. in summer and autumn. Rev. Peter Fitzmorris, P.P. resides in Clifden. |
| Ballinrobe Parish | Ballinrobe Parish | |
| Ballymacward | Ballymacward | Lies in the eastern side of the County Galway in the baronies of Tiaquin and Kilconnel, bounded by Fohanagh, Kilconnel and Killaan parishes in the barony of Kilconnel and by the parishes of Killimer, Cloonkeen, Killascobe and Killosolan in the barony of Tiaquin. |
| Ballynacourty | Ballynacourty | In the Barony of Dunkellin and Co. Galway. Bounded on the North by the parish of Oranmore, on E. by Stradbally and on S. and W. by the sea. |
| Ballynakill in the Barony of Ballymoe | Ballynakill in the Barony of Ballymoe | Parish of Ballynakill is bounded on the N. by the parish of Kileroran, on the N.E. by the parish of Ballynakill, Barony of Ballymoe, County Roscommon, on the East by the parish of Oran and Dunammon in the latter Barony and County, it is also bounded on the East by the parish of Kilbegnet, Barony of Ballymoe, County Galway, on the South by the parish of Kilkerrin, Barony of Tiaquin and on the West and N.W. by the parishes of Bweeounagh and Kilcroan, Barony of Ballymoe and Tiaquin, County Galway. |
| Ballynakill in the barony of Ballynahinch | Ballynakill in the barony of Ballynahinch | |
| Ballynakille in the Barony of Killian | Ballynakille in the Barony of Killian | Is situated in the eastern side of the County Galway in the Barony of Killian is bounded by the parish of Killian in same barony, and by Killosolan, Moylough and Kilkerrin parishes in the Barony of Tiaquin. |
| Beagh | Beagh | In the South East of the County Galway, and Barony of Kiltartan, South by East of the town of Gort. Length from North to South 61/2 miles and breadth from East to West 53/4 statute miles. |
| Belclare | Belclare | Parish Contains 7,848 acres including about 24 acres of water. |