Brodullagh North
Official Townland name
Civil Parish
Barony
Kilmaine
Poor Law Union
Ballinrobe
County
Mayo
Registrars District
Cong
D.E.D.
Shrule
249 A. 2 R. 32 P.
O.S. 6" sheet(s)
Mayo 121 122 123
Griffiths Valuation
Poor Law Union of Ballinrobe - Page # 155
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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.Brodologh North
B.S.S.M. : 7Brodalach. - Meaning uncertain
- Brodullagh Nth : J. 0'Donovan
- Brodelogh : Down Survey Maps
- Brodullagh ( Brodaghlagh ) : Strafford's Survey
Situated in the N. side of the parish.It is bounded on the E. by Ramolin td.; S. by the td. of Brodullagh South; W. by Cahernabrock td.; and on the N. by Mocollagan td.
It contains 249a. 2r. 32p., including 20 acres of water, and is the property of George Staunton Lynch, Esq., of Clydagh . It is let to occupying tenants under leases of 21 years, in farms of from 10 to 14 acres, at a yearly rent of from 18s. to 29s. per Irish acre. The tenants are all Catholics. The soil is a light sandy . clay, with limestone. There is one ancient fort in this td.
Brodologh South
B.S.S.M. : 8See preceding name
- Brodullagh Sth : J. 0'Donovan
A central townland.It is bounded on the N. by the tds. of Cahernabrock, Brodullagh North, and Ramolin; E, by Ramolin td.; S. by the tds. of Cloonbanaun and Kinlough; and W. by Carrowoughteragh td.
It contains 502a. 2r. 29p., and is the property of George Staunton Lynch, Esq., Clydagh. It is let under leases of 21 years, in farms of from 8 to 50 acres, at a dearly rent of from 18s. to 29s. per acre. The soil is a light sandy clay. In this td. are the ruins of an old chapel, and about 1 chain south of the ruins is the site of an old fort with a cave in it. On the boundary between this and Kinlough td. is a very large fort, with a cave in it. The tenants on this td. are all Catholics.
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