Civil Parish
Donaghpatrick
Donaghpatrick
Civil Parish : Donaghpatrick.County : Galway
Poor Law Union : Tuam
Barony : Clare
O.S. Maps : Galway - 28 . 42
R.C. Parish : Donaghpatrick
R.C. Diocese : Tuam
R.C. Church : Caherlistrane
Marriage Records : 1844
Baptism records : 1844
Galway Library Field name book records
Official O.S. townlands
Townland names in this parish officially recognised since Griffiths Valuation- Abbeytown
- Ballanagarraun
- Ballinvoher
- Bawnmore
- Beagh Beg
- Beagh More
- Bunnasillagh
- Caherkeeny
- Caherlustraun
- Carheenard
- Carrowconlaun
- Carrowmore
- Corillaun
- Derrymore
- Donaghpatrick
- Gortnasculloge
- Joyces Park
- Kildrum
- Killamanagh
- Kilwullaun
- Largan
- Lisdonagh
- Mirehill
- Oltore
- Pollnahallia
- Raheen
- Ralusk
- Shancloon
- Shrulegrove
- Tonacooleen
- Stonepark
Placenames :: unofficial
Known locations other than official townlands where the geographical location is known.Placenames whose locations are unknown
(B&M) :: Mentioned in the parish baptism and marriage records but locations unknown.(PA) :: Places mentioned in The Survey and Distribution book and Petty's Atlas(1641..1703).
(TA) :: Places mentioned in The Tithe Applotment book (1825-35).
- None yet (B&M)
- None yet (PA)
- None yet (TA)
Archealogical ,Geographical and Islands.
(A) :: Archealogical features associated with the parish(G) :: Geographical features in this parish.
(I) :: Islands off shore from this parish.
- None yet (A)
- None yet (G)
- None yet (I)
Lewis's Topographical Dictionary 1837.
The Donaghpatrick entry in Lewis Topographical Dictionary of 1837DONAGHPATRICK
A parish, in the barony of CLARE, county of GALWAY, and province of CONNAUGHT, 2 3/4 miles (E. by N.) from Headford; containing 3697 inhabitants. This parish is situated on the Black river, near Lough Corrib, and comprises 7719 statute acres, as applotted under the titbe act.
It is a rectory and vicarage, in the diocese of Tuam, and is part of the union of Headford, or Kilkilvery.
In the R. C. divisions it forms part of the union or district of Kilcooney and Donoughpatrick, which is also called Ballycolgan and contains a chapel. There are three pay schools, in which are 180 children.
Field Name books from 1840's
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