| Place | What is it | Description |
| Abbey Ruins | abbey | |
| Abbey Ruins | abbey | |
| Abbeyland North | townland | Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway is the proprietor. It contains 26 acres statute measure. There are a R. C. Chapel, Abbey Ruins and Grave Yard and part of the Town of Dunmore in the S. end of this townland. |
| Abbeyland South | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. of Galway. It contains 22¾ acres statute measure part of the Town of Dunmore is in the W. end of this townland. Dunmore Barracks lies in the S. end of this townland. |
| Addergoolebeg | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 161¼ acres statute measure including about 25 acres of bog. There is one ancient fort in the S. end of this townland also a Trig. Station called Addragoolbeg. |
| Addragoole Church and Burying Ground | church | |
| Addragoolmore | townland | The property of Lord Cloonbrack of Cloonbrack, Co. Galway. It contains 279 acres statute measure including about 57 acres of bog. |
| Aille | townland | The property of Mr. Edward Concannon, Hatterloo, Co. Galway. It contains 213 acres statute measure including about 77 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in this townland. |
| Attiflynn | townland | The property of Pat Mannion, Esq., (John Burke, Esq.,) townland of Mannion. It contains statute measure including about 5 acres of bog and rough pasture. There is an ancient fort in the West Central part of this townland. |
| Attyflyn | townland | The property of Patk. Mannion Esq. Inne townland. It contains 118 ¼ acres statute measure including about 25 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in this townland. |
| Ballagh East | townland | The property of Mr. Patk. Macue?, Ballagh townland. It contains 80½ acres statute measure including about 25 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in the W. central part of this townland. |
| Ballagh West | townland | The property of Mr. Mark Lynch, Tubberova, Co. Galway. It contains 70¾ acres statute measure including about 22 acres of bog. |
| Ballaghdorragha | townland | The property of John Bodkin, Esq., of Killoony House. It contains statute measure including about 90 acres of bog and rough pasture. There are 4 ancient forts in this townland. Also, a road passes through the central part thereof in a N.E. direction. |
| Ballaghdurragha | townland | The property of J. Bodkin esq. M.P. Quarrymount and contains 323 ¾ statute measure including about 80 acresof bog. There are three ancient forts in the N of this townland. |
| Ballanthooa | townland | The property of Thos. Bermingham Esq. Ashgrove, Co. of Galway. It contains 501 ¾ acres statute measure including about 40 acres of bog. There are five ancient forts in this townland, one of which is called Lisnescraghangale Fort, there is a road passing through the central part of this townland. |
| Ballinlass | | |
| Ballinlass | townland | The property of Mr. O’Reilly, Dublin. It contains 165 acres statute measure, all arable land. There is a river passing through the S end of this townland, there is also in the central part of the townland an ancient fort called Ballanlass. |
| Ballinlass | townland | The property of Mr. O’Reily, Dublin. It contains statute measure, all arable land. There is an ancient fort in the central part of this townland called Ballanlass Fort. |
| Ballintawa | townland | The property of T. Birmingham, Esq., Ash Grove, Co. Galway. It contains statute measure including about 40 acres of bog. There are 6 ancient forts in this townland. Also, a road passes through this townland in a N.W. direction. |
| Ballintise | townland | The property of Mr. Henry Hancock, Esq., Carrantrilla, Co. Galway. It contains statute 222¼ acres statute measure including about 40 acres of bog. |
| Ballydonnellan | | |
| Ballymoney North | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 173½ acres statute measure including about 25 acres of bog. |
| Ballymoney South | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 259½ acres statute measure including about 30 acres of bog. |
| Ballywantair | townland | The property of ? Bodkin Esq. M.P. Quarrymount, it contains 237 ¼ acres statute measure, including about 35 acres of bog. There is a Trig station in the central part of this townland. There are two ancient forts in this tnd., one in the S, called Knockatoura Fort, another in the N. E. called Lisnagranaid. |
| Ballywataire | townland | The property of John Bodkin, Esq., M.P., Killoony House. It contains stature measure including about 32 acres of rough pasture. There is a Trig. Station on this townland called Belwell, also 2 ancient forts one called Knockatourna Fort and the other called Lisnagranard Fort. |
| Baunmore | townland | The property f Lord Cloonbrack of Cloonbrack, Co. Galway. It contains 109¾ acres statute measure, all arable land. |
| Baunoges Nth. | townland | The property of James Joyce, Esq., of Joyce Grove. It contains statute measure including about 5 acres of bog. |
| Baunogues North | townland | The property of James Joyce, Esq., Joyce Grove. It contains 50 acres statute measure including about 6 acres of bog. |
| Baunogues South | townland | The property of James Joyce, Esq., Joyce Grove. It contains 23½ acres statute measure, all arable land. |
| Beagh Browne | townland | The property of Minor Brown, Esq., M. Hazel, Co. Galway. It contains 97 acres statute measure including about 7 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in the S. E. end of this townland. |
| Beagh Donnellan | townland | The property of D. Donnnellan, Wood Quay, Co. Galway. It contains 112 acres statute measure including about ten acres of bog. There are three ancient forts in this townland. |
| Beaghbaun | townland | The property of D. Donnelan, Esq., Wood Quay, Co. Galway. It contains 108 acres statute measure including all arable land. |
| Beaghroe | townland | The property of ? P. Kelly, Esq., Tuam. It contains 40 acres statute measure including all arable land. |
| Beaghroe | townland | The property of ? P. Kelly, Esq., Tuam. It contains 40 acres statute measure including all arable land. |
| Bellwell or Tobernaclug | | |
| Bracklagh | townland | The property of Major Burke of Tuam. It contains 168 acres statute measure, all arable land. There is an ancient fort in the E. end of this townland called Lisseevy. There are two Trig. Stations in this townland also a cave. The names of the stations are Bracklough old and Bracklough new. |
| Breanra | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 26¼ acres statute measure, all arable land. There is a river passing through this townland. |
| Breanra | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, England. It contains statute measure, all arable land. |
| Burial Ground | graveyard | |
| Burying ground | graveyard | |
| Cappagh | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 833¾ acres statute measure including about 457 acres of bog. There is a Trig. Station in the N.W. end of this townland called Cappagh and another in the S. end called Dirrinany. There is a road passing through the E. end of this townland from N. to S. |
| Cappantruhaun | townland | The property of George Vesey, Esq., England. It contains 277¾ acres statute measure including about 110 acres of bog. |
| Cappantruhaun | townland | The property of George Vesey, Esq., England. It contains -… |
| Carhooantrila | townland | The property of Henry Handcock, Esq., Carrowantrila. It contains 723½ acres statute measure including about 130 acres of bog and 55 acres of a plantation and 8 ½ acres of water. Carhooantrila House is on the W. end of this townland. There is an obelisk on the S. side of Carhooantrila House. There is a Trig. Station on the E. end of townland called Carhooantrila and three ancient forts. |
| Carhooantrila Ho. | house | |
| Carhookeel | townland | The property of J. J Bodkin, Esq., M.P., Quarrymount. It contains 526¼ acres statute measure including about 55 acres of bog. There are five ancient forts in this townland. There is a Trig. Station in the E. end of this townland called Lissrow. There are two roads passing through this townland, one passing through the centre and the other through the E. end of this townland. |
| Carhookeelanaugloss | townland | The property of Mr. Reilly, Dublin. It contains 389 acres statute measure including about 102 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in the N. central part of this townland called Lissheen Fort. |
| Carhoonagur | townland | The property of Ling Esq., Dublin. It contains 336 statute measure including about 52 acres of bog and of water. There is an ancient fort in S. end of this townland. |
| Carhooroe East | townland | The property of Mr. H. Handcock, Esq., Carrowantrila. It contains 14 acres statute measure including about 11 acres of bog. |
| Carhooroe West | townland | The property of Mr. H. Handcock, Esq., Carhooantrila. It contains 468½ acres statute measure including about 20 acres of bog. There are five ancient forts in this townland. There is a road passing from E. to W. through the centre of townland and then meeting it in the E. end. |
| Carhooroe West | townland | The property of W. H. Handcock, Esq., Carhooantrila Houe. It contains -… |
| Carrowbaun | townland | The property of John Bodkin, Esq., M.P., Quarrymount. Contains 156¼ acres statute measure including about 35 acres of bog. |
| Carrowculleen | townland | The property of Lord Cloonbrack of Cloonbrack, Co. Galway. It contains 238¾ acres statute measure including about 3 acres of bog and about 25 acres of rough pasture. There are three ancient forts in this townland, in one of which there is a Trig. Station called Carrowculleen. |
| Carrowculleen Hoare | townland | The property of Mr. Henry Hancock, Carrantrila, Parish Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 28 acres statute measure including about 12 acres of rough pasture. |
| Carrowkeel | townland | The property of John Bodkin, Esq., Bengarrive, Co. Galway. It contains -… |
| Carrowkeelanahglass | townland | The property of Mr. O’Reilly, Dublin. It contains statute measure including about 100 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in the East central part of this townland called Lisheen Fort. |
| Carrowmanagh | | |
| Carrowmanagh | townland | The property of Major Burk, Tuam, Co. Galway. It contains 449¼ acres statute measure including about 15 acres of bog. There are two ancient forts in this townland. |
| Carrowmunniagh | townland | The property of Mr. Henry Hancock, Carrantrila, Co. Galway. It contains 227¼ acres statute measure including about 15 acres of bog or rough pasture. There are three ancient forts in the W. central part of the townland and one in the N. central part of it. |
| Carrownagur | | |
| Carrownagur | townland | The property of Mr. Ling Dublin. It contains -… |
| Carrownaseer | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 396½ acres statute measure including about 130 acres of bog. There is a Trig. Station in this townland called Carrownaseer E. |
| Carrowntryla | townland | The property of Mr. H. Handcock, Esq., townland of Carhooantrila. It contains -… |
| Carrowpaaden West | townland | The property of Mr. John Brown, Mine?, Co. Galway. It contains 198½ acres statute measure including about 30 acres of bog. There are two ancient forts in the townland, one of which is called Hill Fort and the other Lisshuwan in which there is a burial ground. |
| Carrowpadeen East | townland | The property of Mr. Thos. Higgins, Tuam. It contains 320¾ acres statute measure including about 75 acres bog. There is ancient fort in E end of this townland called Lissnatreevlee. |
| Carrowreagh | townland | The property of John Bodkin, Esq., M.P., Quarrymount. It contains 259 acres statute measure including about 50 acres of bog – and about 17 acres of rough pasture. There is a Trig. Station in the N. end of this townland called Carrowreagh. |
| Carrowroe | townland | The property of W. H. Handcock, Esq., townland of Carhooantrila. It contains -… |
| Castle | townland | The property of Edward Meehan, Esq. It contains 479½ acres statute measure including about 125 aces of bog. There is an ancient fort in this townaland. There is a Castle Ruins in the E. central part of townland. Lauckanaleahaubur Bridge and a burying ground for children. |
| Castle | townland | The property of Edw. Meeihan, Agent. It contains… |
| Castle Ruins | castle | |
| Castlefarm | townland | The property of Sir George Shea of Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 192½ acres statute measure including about 75 acres of bog including about 15 acres of rough pasture. There is an ancient fort in the central part of this townland. There is also a Trig. Station in this same part of the townland – the ruins of Dunmore Castle near the S. end of this townland. |
| Castlerea Lough | lake | |
| Castlereagh | castle | |
| Cathill | | |
| Checkerhill or Knockaunbracky | | |
| Cloonagh | townland | The property of Mr. J. Handcock, Esq., Carhooantrila. It contains 566 acres statute measure – including about 205 acres of these are two Trigl. Stations in this townland. The one in the N. end called Cloonagh No. 2 and the other in the S. called Cloonagh. Cloonagh House is in the S. end of this townland. |
| Cloonagh | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 449 acres statute measure including only about 110 acres of arable land and the remainder bog. There is an ancient fort of an unusual size in the central part of this townland also a Trig. Station called Cloonagh. |
| Cloonagh | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, England. It contains statute measure including about 250 acres of bog and rough pasture and 3 acres of woody ground or planting. There are 2 Trig. Stations in this townland one called Cloonagh and the other called Cloonagh No. 2, Cloonagh House is on this townland. |
| Cloonagh House | house | |
| Cloonbomore | townland | The property of . It contains 154 acres statute measure including about 80 acres of bog. |
| Cloonboobeg | townland | The property of . It contains 134½ acres statute measure including about 50 acres of bog. |
| Cloonboobeg | townland | The property of - It contains - statute measure including about 55 acres of bog. |
| Cloonboomore | townland | The property of --It contains statute measure including abut 40 acres of bog. |
| Cloondergan | townland | The property of Lord Athanrie?, Dalagan House, Co. Galway. It contains 710 acres statute measure including about 103 acres of bog and 28 acres of planting. There is a Trig. Station in the N. end of this townland called Cloondanaggan. |
| Clooneen | townland | The property of Sir. George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 65 acres statute measure including about 20 acres of bog. |
| Cloonfane | townland | The property of Major Patk. Kerwin, Dublin. It contains 493 acres statute measure including about 215 acres of bog. There is a road passing through the central part of this townland from S.E. to N.W. |
| Cloonkeen | townland | The property of Sir George Shea, Dunmore, Co. Galway. It contains 970½ statute measure including of water and 467 acres of bog. There is a Trig. Station in this townland called Cloonkeen 440 feet above low water. |
| Cloonmore | townland | The property of Mr. Henry: Handcock, Esq., Carhooantrila. It contains 959 acres statute measure including about 445 acres of bog. There is a Trig. Station in this townland called Cloonmore. |
| Cloonmore | townland | The property of Mr. H. Handcock, Esq., Carhoonatrilla House. It contains statute measure including about 165 acres of bog. There is a Trig. Station in this townland called Cloonmore. |
| Cluid | townland | The property of John J. Bodkin, Esq., M.P. Quarrymount. It contains 171½ acres statute measure including about 120 acres of bog. Cluid villages are in the central part of this townland. |
| Cluid | townland | The property of John Bodkin, Esq., M.P., Killoony House. It contains statute measure including about 100 acres of bog and 112 acres of rough pasture. |
| Cluid Villages | village | |
| Cogaula | townland | The property of Burky Ares, Aair’s Court. It contains -… |
| Conagher | townland | The property of Major Patt. Kerwin, Dublin. It contains 813½ acres statute measure including about 250 acres of bog. There is a Trig Station in this townland called Cunnagher, also an ancient fort. |
| Crochanray Fort | fort | |
| Cuggaula | townland | The property of Edward Burke, Areas, Eyrecourt. It contains 598 acres statute measure including about 300 acres of bog and of water. There are two ancient forts and two Trig. Stations in this townland. |
| Culliavoher | townland | The property of Mr. H. Handcock, Esq., Carhooantrila. It contains 954¼ acres statute measure including about 437? acres of bog and rough pasture. There are two ancient forts in this townland. There is also a Trig. Station in the N.E. end of this townland called Culliavoher. |
| Culnalappa | townland | The property of John J. Bodkin, Esq., M.P. Quarrymount. It contains 352 acres statute measure including about 53 acres of bog. There is an ancient fort in the N. end of this townland in which there is a Trig. Station called Culnalappa. |
| Currabel or Currabel Well stet | | |
| Curraghaun | townland | The property of Major Patt. Kerwin, Dublin. It contains 590 acres statute measure including about 215 acres of bog. There are three ancient forts in this townland one of which is called Lissnahanna Fort. There is a Trig. Station in this townland called Tanyard Hill. |
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