BROWSE
townland
Carraig Caisil
genitive: Charraig Caisil
(Irish)
Blairstown
(English)

Glossary

English stone ring-fort
English rock

Explanatory note

  • English

    rock of (the) stone ring-fort

Centrepoint

54.8074, -7.63049latitude, longitude
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Historical references

1742
Carricashell als Polans
Between John McClintock of Dunmore…. and Moses Reard of Kirkminister... to farm let unto said Moses Reard one third of that town land comonly called Carricashell als Polans in the parish of Donaghmore
CGn. 108.207.75955: McClintock to Beard
1773
Carrick Castle otherwise Blearstown
one third part of that townland commonly called Carrick Castle otherwise Blearstown in the parish of Donaghmore
CGn. Beard to Mathewson: 298.24.196306
1783
Carrickcashell
half of the lands of Carricknahean as the same are known by their proper bounds and mearings and bounded on the North by the lands of Carrickcashell on the south by the great road to Killygordon on the east by the lands of Carrick & on the west by John Brown's Land.
CGn. 353.198.268069 Neilson to Neilson
1795
Blairstown
CGn. 499.558.317630: Singer to Mahaffy
1801
Blairstown
McCrea DG
1833
Blairstown
TAB
1835c
Blairstown
BS:AL
1835c
Blair is a family name
OD:AL
1835
Blairstown
OD:AL
1835
Blairstown
McCrea:AL
1835
Carrickcashel
mionainm/minor name
SO 6"

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