Ballisnahyny
Official Townland name
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Placenames
Placenames mentioned in this townland are :Field Name Book
Field Name Book description from 1838/1839 noted by the surveyors who produced the O.S maps originally.Ballisnahina West
B.S.S.M. : 5Baile Lis na hEidhnighe, town of the fort of the ivy.
- Ballisnahyny West : J. 0'Donovan
- Ballisnahina : Rev: Jas. Geraghty
- Balligneheny : Strafford's Survey
A central townland: Bounded on the N. by the tds. of Ballynalty and Bunnafollistran; L. by the td. of Ballisnahyny East; S. by Cloghmoyne td.; and W. by the tds. of Mounthenry and Glassavally.
It contains 839a 2r. 35p., including 8a. 1r. 10p. of water: It is the property of Mr. Knox, and is held under a lease by Courtney Kenney, Esq., Ballinrobe. Agent, Geo. Petty of this td. It is sublet in farms of about 8 acres, at a yearly rent of 16s. per Irish acre. Almost the whole of this td. is rocks. The arable parts produce poor crops of wheat and potatoes. There is an ancient fort here, through which the mearing of the South of the td. passes.
Ballisnahina East
B.S.S.M. : 5Baile Lis na hEidhnighe, town of the fort of the ivy.
- Ballisnahyny East : J. 0'Donovan
- Ballisnahina : Rev: Jas. Geraghty
- Balligneheny : Strafford's Survey
This is one of the tds. forming the detached portion of the parish of Kilmainebeg.
It is a central td. Bounded on the N. by Bunnafollistran td.; E. by Cahernabrock td.; S. by Carrowoughteragh td.; and W. by the td. of Ballisnahyny West.
It contains 234a. Or. 5p., and is the property of Courtney Kenney, Esq., Ballinrobe. Agent, Geo. Petty. It is let to tenants at will, in farms of from 8 to 16 acres, at a yearly tent of from 18s. to 22s. per acre. It produces middling crops of wheat, about 10 cwt. to an acre. There are the ruins of an old castle nearly in the centre of this td. There is one ancient fort, and the road that forms the boundary of this td. on the S. passes through it.
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