Ramolin
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.Raumalin
B.S.S.M. : 25Ráth Moling , St. Moling's Fort. :: Pronounced. locally Ra/ mo/ ling.
- Ramolin : J. 0'D,
- Ramolin : Meresman
- Ramolin : County Map
- Raumeelin : Rev. Jas. Geraghty
- Ramelyn : Inq. temp. Eliz
Situated in the north side of the parish. It is bounded on the N and E. by the parish of Moorgagagh and the td. of Dalgan Demesne; S. by the tds. of Shrule and Cloonbanaun; and W. by the td. of Brodulagh North.
It contains 620a. 1r. 25p., including 45a. 2r. 34p. of water,and is the property of P. Kirwan, Esq., of Dalgan. It is let to occupying tenants, part at will and part under a lease of 31 years or 3 lives, at the yearly rent of from 29s. to 33s, per acre. The soil is a light, sandy clay with limestone. There are in this td, one ancient fort with a cave in it, and a holy well, called Toberkieraun, at which the inhabitants of the neighbouring districts perform certain religious ceremonies. The inhabitants of this td. are all Catholics.
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