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Townlands

Woodlawn Heritage Group is working on producing an online heritage resource based on the townlands of the area. This includes historical information, the official name of the place both in English and Irish (as Gaeilge), as well as its meaning.  We welcome your contributions.

  • Ballintober

    Ballintober

    Kilconnell Parish
  • Beefield

    Beefield

    Killaan Parish
  • Carrowmore

    Carrowmore

    Killaan Parish
  • Castlebin North

    Castlebin North

    Killaan Parish
  • Cloonahinch

    Cloonahinch

    Killaan Parish
  • Kinreask

    Kinreask

    Parish of Ballymacward
  • Moneyveen

    Moneyveen

Places
  • Caretaker at Woodlawn
  • Cave
  • Clooncah - Knoxville, Tennessee
  • Creative Ireland - ICAN Project
  • Killaan Graveyard
  • May Cregg's Café
  • Móta Ghráinne Óige
  • Raftery's Shop, Woodlawn
  • Woodlawn Forestry
  • Woodlawn Heritage Trail
  • Woodlawn Station
  • Woodlawn House
  • Woodlawn Church
  • Townlands
  • Scoil Éanna Heritage Project
  • Post Office
Keywords

These are the most-used keywords on the site.

  • Ballinasloe (3)
  • Fair Day (1)
  • Alf Seale (3)
  • bonhams (1)
  • Carrowmore (3)
  • Woodlawn Folly Archway (1)
  • Gothic (1)
  • Woodlawn Station (5)
  • George Willoughby Hemans (1)
  • Woodlawn Post office (3)

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This website is a member of the Irish Community Archive Network and is a joint initiative of Galway County Council Heritage Office and the National Museum of Ireland – Country Life
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