BROWSE
townland
An Currach
genitive: an Churraigh
non-validated name (What is this?)
(Irish)
Curragh
(English)

Glossary

English marsh

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53.7583, -6.95376latitude, longitude
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Historical references

1637
Curragh
Jac’ Mape, nup de Maperath, seis’ fuit …vil’… de Maperath, unde hamlet’ vocat’ le Mountaynepole…120 acr’, Cabragh…Moate, Curragh, Rahenrick, Cornesanse, Loghan & Bardynagh… obit 40 an’ elaps. Gerrald’ Mape est ejus fil’ & her’…fuit etat’ 3 annor’ tempore mortis pris sui, & non maritat’ Inq.CI 139
Inq.
1638
Curragh
Gerrald’ Pluncket de Drombaragh pcell’ ter’ vocat’ Skurlog’s land, Gerrald’ Pluncket, in mortag’, de vil…de Moate, Curragh, Rathenrick, Cabragh, Cornesanse & Loghan…qu’ tenuit a Gerrald’ Mape de Maperath…vil’…de Destenrath… Maner’ de Killallon, Tulchanoge, Clonmaduffe & Kilsker… maner’ de Rathregan…in Moate, Curragh, rathenrick, Cabragh, Cornesanse, Loghan, Drumbaragh, Scurlog’s land & [ ] Inq.CI 137
Inq.
1654
Curragh
Cabragh <br> Bounded ... on the South with the Mote, Cornecause, Curragh, & Clonfonan. CS V 303
CS V
1654
Curragh (The Mote, Cornesauce, Curragh & Clonfanan)
Gerrald Mape of Maperath, Irish Papist. <br> Bounded on the east with the lands of Maperath & Bardanagh, on the west with Rathenrick, on the North with Cabragh, & on the south with the lands of Rathbracke. CS V 305
CS V
1655-7
Curragh & Clonfenan
DS
1660c
Curragh & Clonfenane
Garrett Mape. 87.
BSD
1667
Curragh
RICHARD STEPHENS the younger, esq.—Lawrencetowne (part), 188 a…Maprath,254a…the Motte, 128 a…Clonfinnen and part of Curragh, 235 a…Rathbrakes, 242 a…mountain Pole…part of Kells, lying next to the white commons of which Rochford of Killbried was proprietor, 56 a…the white commons, 37 a. several parcells of laud near Kells, with the several mills thereon, 450 a…in Mullaghay, 51 a…Balreaske, 151 a… bar. Kells, co. Meath.— Total quantity, 1,971 a… Taterath, Fyanstowne, and Hullstowne or Hurlestowne, 769 a… ASE 82
ASE
1685c
Curragh
Hib. Del.
1714
Curragh
(Taylor-Melville) the White Commons, the Nine Acres, Sheenies, Tatteragh, Mullaghy, Balrask, Burfordstowne, Brownstown & Rathmore, Irishtowne, Lackmelch, Pepperstown, Calliaghtown, Maperath, Mountain Pole & Rochford’s Land, Upper & Lower Rebrack, Curragh, Cornesasse, Clounfinon, Horath, Armagh, Ballintillon, Curraghstown, Newrath, Mote, Croskelly, (Morgallion & Kells) Corrstown (Kells) Drumbarrow, parishes of Stonehall, Castlekeran, Loughan & Dervey CGn. 34.9.20189
CGn.
1836
Currach, 'a moor'
OD:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Curraw
BS:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Curragh
HCSV:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Currow
List of Voters 1832:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Currow
Sargent, Rev. R.:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Curragh
Agent (Dyas):AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Curra
Local:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Curragh
DS:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6
1836
Curragh
OD:AL Leathanach: Mí035,6

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