Place | What is it | Description |
Aran Cottage | house | A cottage. |
Ashilede | | |
Ballanderreen (village) | village | |
Ballanderreen Fort | fort | |
Ballanderreen Lough | lake | |
Ballinderreen | | |
Ballinderreen | townland | Proprietor A. F. St. George, Esq., Tyrone House. Agent John O’Hara, Esq., Galway. This townland is rented at £71, lease of one life. Soil light clay. Produce wheat, oats and potatoes. The R. C. Chapel stands on the E. boundary built by subscription 70 years ago. There is a straggling village named after the townland and near it a fort. There is a School established 1836. |
Ballinderreen Bridge | bridge | |
Ballyvullaun | townland | Proprietor A. F. St. George, Esq., Tyrone House. Agent John O’Hara, Esq., of Galway. Most part of this townland is held by the proprietor for grazing. There are tenants at will, seemingly very poor. The soil is light clay and rocks. Produce wheat, oats, potatoes and flax. Rent 20s. per acre. |
Bird Island | island | Belongs to Killeenarra townland. This is rather a large rock. |
Brandy Harbour | harbour | |
Cartron | townland | Proprietor A. F. St. George, Esq., Tyrone House. Agent J. O’Hara, Esq., Galway. The townland pays £43, lease of one life and one year. Soil light clay and rocks. Produce wheat, oats and potatoes. A great portion is flooded in winter. There is a Fort called Rathgall. |
Crosheen | townland | Prop. A. French St. George, Esq., Tyrone. Agent John O’Hara, Esq., Galway. This townland pays £62 and held by 11 farming tenants at will. Soil light clay and rocks. Produce wheat, oats and potatoes. There are three public houses in this townland, tenantry poor. Houses stone. To the western boundary at the Ballinderreen cross roads there are a few straggling houses. |
Drumacoo | parish | This parish derives its name from an old ruin and burying ground situated in the townland of Drummacoo, its greatest extent from East to West is 5 British miles, its greatest breadth from North to South is 1¾ miles. It is divided into 10 townlands. The principal roads leading through this parish are from Galway to Kinvarra and the nearest market town to this parish is Kinvarra and Galway where all commodities are bought and sold. |
Drumacoo | townland | Proprietor A. F. St. George, Esq., Tyrone House. Agent J. O’Hara, Esq., Galway. Rent 26s. per acre – no lease. Here is an ancient church in ruins and St. Sornach’s Grave, well and bush. The proprietor has a cemetery in the grave yard. The village is called Newtown Drummacoo. |
Eddy Hill | hill | |
Eddy Point | point | |
Eddy Village | point | |
Fiddaun Island | townland and island | |
Illaunacrusha | island | This small island belongs to Killeenarran townland. |
Island Eddy | townland | Prop. Thos. Reddington, Esq., M.P., Kilcornan. Agent Mr. O’Flaherty, Inischill. This townland pays £200. Tenants at will. Soil light clay. Produce wheat and oats. There are 24 Tenants appearing very poor. Houses of stone. To the east of the island stands a village called Eddy. |
Killeenaran | townland | Prop. A. French St. George, Esq., Tyrone House. Agent John O’Hara, Esq., Galway. Rent 20s. per acre. No lease. Soil light clay and rocky. Produce wheat and potatoes and contains 54 farms. There was a grave yard formerly from whence the townland took its name. The tenants seemingly poor. The prop. occupies 12 acres. |
Killeenaran | village | This is the largest village in the parish. There are about 61 houses, containing about 360 inhabitants. |
Knockapreaghaun | trigonometrical station | There is a Trigl. Station on this hill. |
Knockathanlahan | hill | A hill. |
Mweenish Aran | island | This island belongs to Killeenarran townland. |
Newtown Church (in ruins) | church | |
Newtown Drumacoo Village | village | |
Poll | hollow part of the road | This is a hollow part of the road at Killeenarran village. |
Rathgall | | |
Rincarna | | |
Ringeelaun | townland | Prop. A. French St. George, Esq., Tyrone. Agent John O’Hara, Esq., Galway. Lease for ever. Soil light clay. Prop. Occupying this townland for grazing. |
Ringullaan Point | point | |
Site of Killeen Grave Yard | graveyard | |
St. Kit's Quay | quay | |
St. Sorney's Bed | | |
St. Sorney's Well | well | |
St. Surney's Bush and Station monument | monument | |
Station Monuments | monument | 2 mounds or hillocks are to be seen S. of Drumacoo townland round which stations were formerly performed. |
Tobercallagh | well | A well. |
Tyrone | townland | Prop. A. French St. George, Esq., Tyrone. Agent John O’Hara, Esq., Galway. Lease for ever. Soil light clay. Produces wheat, oats and potatoes. The prop. occupies this townland. There is a beautiful mansion house on it, the residence of the prop. Cruckapreachan is the name of a hill to the west of Tyrone Court. |
Tyrone Bay | bay | |
Tyrone Court House | house | The residence of A. F. St. George, Esq. |