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An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Contae an Longfoirt) (The Placenames (County Longford) Order) Dréacht (Draft) 2 Sceideal (Schedule) 3 Roinn A (Section A) Aonaid riaracháin (Administrative units) 4 Caibidil 1 Bailte Fearainn (Townlands) (Tugtar an toghroinn [ED], agus an paróiste dlí [P] nuair is gá, chun idirdhealú idir logainmneacha den litriú céanna) (The district electoral division [ED] is given, and the civil parish [P] when necessary, to distinguish placenames with the same spelling) Colún 1 Colún 2 Béarla Gaeilge (Column 1 (Column 2 English Language) Irish language) 1 Abbey Land Fearann na Mainistreach 2 Abbeycartron Cartrún na Mainistreach 3 Abbeyderg Mainistir Dhearg 4 Abbeylara Mainistir Leathrátha 5 Abbeyshrule Mainistir Shruthla 6 Acres Na hAcraí 7 Aghaboy [ED: Milltown] Achadh Buí 8 Aghaboy [ED: Aghaboy] Achadh Buí 9 Aghabrack Achadh Breac 10 Aghacordrinan Achadh Corr Draighneáin 11 Aghadegnan Achadh Duígeannáin 12 Aghadonagh Achadh Donncha 13 Aghadowry Achadh Dúire 5 14 Aghafad Achadh Fada 15 Aghafin Achadh Fionn 16 Aghagah Achadh Ga 17 Aghagreagh Achadh Gréach 18 Aghakeel Achadh Caol 19 Aghakeeran Achadh Caorthainn 20 Aghakilmore Achadh Cille Móire 21 Aghakine Achadh Cadhain 22 Aghaloughan Achadh an Locháin 23 Aghalust Achadh Loiste 24 Aghamore [ED: Coolamber] Achadh Mór 25 Aghamore [ED: Ballinalee] Achadh Mór 26 Aghamore [ED: Rathcline] Achadh Mór 27 Aghamore Lower Achadh Mór Íochtarach 28 Aghamore Upper Achadh Mór Uachtarach 29 Aghanageeragh Achadh na gCaorach 30 Aghanahown Achadh na hAbhna 31 Aghanoran Achadh an Fhuaráin 32 Aghantrah Achadh an tSratha 33 Aghanvally Achadh an Bhealaigh 34 Agharanagh [ED: Rathcline] Achadh Raithneach 6 35 Agharanagh [ED: Ballymahon] Achadh Raithneach 36 Aghareagh [ED: Coolamber] Achadh Riabhach 37 Aghareagh [ED: Cloondara] Achadh Riabhach 38 Aghareagh Bog Eanach Achadh Riabhach 39 Agharickard Achadh Riocaird 40 Agharra Eachara 41 Aghavadden Achadh Mhadáin 42 Aghaward Áth an Bhaird 43 Aghinaspick Achadh an Easpaig 44 Aghintemple Achadh an Teampaill 45 Aghnacally Glebe Achadh na Caillí 46 Aghnacliff Achadh na Cloiche 47 Aghnacranagh Achadh na Cranncha 48 Aghnacross Áth na Croise 49 Aghnagarron Achadh na gCeathrún 50 Aghnagore Áth na nGabhar 51 Aghnamaddoo Achadh na Madadh 52 Aghnashannagh Achadh na Seannach 53 Aghnashingan Achadh na Seangán 54 Aghnasillagh Achadh na Saileach 55 Aghnaskea Achadh na Sceach 7 56 Aghnavealoge Achadh na bhFéithleog 57 Ahanagh Áth Eanach 58 Allenagh An tÁth Linneach 59 Annagh [ED: Drumgort] An tEanach 60 Annagh [ED: Ledwithstown] An tEanach 61 Annagh Beg An tEanach Beag 62 Annagh More An tEanach Mór 63 Annaghcooleen Eanach Cuilinn 64 Annaghdaniel Eanach Dhónaill 65 Ardagh Demesne Diméin Ardach 66 Ardagullion Ard an Chuilinn 67 Ardanragh Ard Anraidh 68 Ardboghil Ard Bachaille 69 Ardnacassagh Ard na Ceasach 70 Ardoghil Ard Eochaille 71 Ards Na hArda 72 Asnagh Easnach 73 Aughine Achadh an Daighin 74 Back of the Hill Ard Naoscan 75 Ballagh [ED: Newtown Forbes] An Bealach 76 Ballagh [ED: Cashel West] An Bealach 8 77 Ballagh (Aghmuty) An Bealach (Aghmuty) 78 Ballaghgowla and Froghan Bealach Gabhla agus An Fraochán 79 Ballina Béal an Átha 80 Ballinalee or Saintjohnstown Béal Átha na Lao 81 Ballinamore Béal an Átha Móir 82 Ballincurry Baile an Churraigh Baile an Deagánaigh agus An Chúil 83 Ballindagny and Cullyvore Mhór 84 Ballinlough Baile an Locha 85 Ballinreaghan Baile an Riacháin 86 Ballinree and Ballymoat Baile an Rí agus Baile an Mhóta 87 Ballinroddy Baile an Roda 88 Ballinrooey Baile an Rú 89 Ballinrud East Baile an Roda Thoir 90 Ballinrud Glebe Gléib Bhaile an Roda 91 Ballinrud West Baile an Roda Thiar 92 Ballintempan Baile an Tiompáin 93 Ballintober (Bonny) Baile an Tobair (Bonny) 94 Ballintober (Rock) Baile an Tobair (Rock) 95 Ballinulty Lower Baile na Ultaigh Íochtarach 96 Ballinulty Upper Baile an Ultaigh Uachtarach 97 Ballinvoher Baile an Bhóthair 9 98 Balloo Baile Lú 99 Ballybeg An Baile Beag 100 Ballyboy An Bhuaile Bhuí 101 Ballybranigan Baile Uí Bhranagáin 102 Ballybrien Baile Uí Bhriain 103 Ballyclamay Baile Mhic Conmeá 104 Ballyclare [ED: Moydow] Béal Átha Cláir 105 Ballyclare [ED: Killashee] Béal Átha Cláir 106 Ballycloghan Béal Átha Clocháin 107 Ballycore Baile Cóir 108 Ballydrum Béal Átha Droma 109 Ballyduffy Baile Uí Dhubhthaigh 110 Ballygar An Baile Gearr 111 Ballygarve An Baile Garbh 112 Ballygibbagh An Baile Giobach 113 Ballygilchrist Baile Mhic Giolla Chríost 114 Ballyglassin Béal Átha Glasáin 115 Ballyhoolivan Baile Uí Shúileacháin 116 Ballykenny Baile Chionaoith 117 Ballyknock Baile an Chnoic 118 Ballymaclifford Baile Mhic Rifeartaigh 10 119 Ballymacroly Baile Mhic Crualaoich 120 Ballymacshane Baile Mhic Sheáin 121 Ballymacwilliam Baile Mhic Liam 122 Ballymahon Baile Uí Mhatháin 123 Ballymakeegan Baile Mhic Aogáin 124 Ballymaurice Baile Mhuiris 125 Ballymichan Bealach Mhiacháin 126 Ballyminion Baile Mionnán 127 Ballymore Béal Átha Móir 128 Ballymulvey Baile Uí Mhaoilmhiaigh 129 Ballynacross Baile na Croise 130 Ballynagoshen Baile na gCosánach 131 Ballynahinch Baile na hInse 132 Ballynakill Baile na Cille 133 Ballynamanagh Baile na Manach 134 Ballynascraw Baile na Scraithe 135 Ballyreaghan Baile an Riacháin 136 Ballyrevagh An Baile Riabhach 137 Ballywalter Baile Bhaltair 138 Ballywillin Béal Átha an Mhuilinn 139 Balnagall Baile na nGall 11 140 Banghill Bogchoill 141 Barnacor [ED: Rathcline] Barr na Cora 142 Barnacor [ED: Ledwithstown] Barr na Cora 143 Barne An Bhearna 144 Barney An Bhearna 145 Barneygole Bearna Ghabhail 146 Barrack Bog Currach na Beairice 147 Barragh Beg Barrach Bheag 148 Barragh More Barrach Mhór 149 Barroe An Barr Rua 150 Barry Barraigh 151 Bawn [ED: Breanrisk] An Bábhún 152 Bawn [ED: Ardagh West] An Bábhún 153 Bawn Mountain Sliabh an Bhábhúin 154 Begnagh Boigneach 155 Birrinagh Biorainneach 156 Black Islands Na Trí hInse Dubha 157 Bleanavoher Bléan an Bhóthair 158 Bohermore An Bóthar Mór 159 Bohernacross Bóthar na Croise 160 Bohernameeltoge Bóthar na Míoltóg 12 161 Bracklon Breac-chluain 162 Breaghy Bréachmhaigh 163 Breanrisk Bréanros 164 Breanriskcullew Bréanros Coilleadh 165 Breany An Bréanadh 166 Brearoge Island Oileáin Bhréaróige 167 Brianstown Baile Mhic Bhriain 168 Brickeens Na Broicíní 169 Briskil Briosc-choill 170 Brocklagh An Bhreaclach 171 Brownbog An tEanach Rua 172 Bunacloy Bun an Chlaí 173 Bunalough Bunalach 174 Bunanass Bun an Easa 175 Bundoon Bun Dúna 176 Bunlahy Bun Lathaí 177 Bush Island Oileán na Sceach 178 Bushy Island Oileán na dTor 179 Cahanagh Cathanach 180 Caherdague Ceathar Déag 181 Caldragh An Chealdrach 13 182 Caldraghmore An Chealdrach Mhór 183 Calfpark Páirc an Ghamhna 184 Caltragh Beg An Chealdrach Bheag 185 Caltragh More An Chealdrach Mhór 186 Cam Camach 187 Camagh [ED: Newgrove] Camach 188 Camagh [ED: Ballinamuck East] Camach 189 Camlisk Beg Camlaisc Bheag 190 Camlisk More Camlaisc Mhór 191 Carn An Carn 192 Carnan An Carnán 193 Carragh Cairthe 194 Carrickadorrish Carraig an Dorais 195 Carrickateane Carraig an tSéin 196 Carrickbeg An Charraig Bheag 197 Carrickboy An Charraig Bhuí 198 Carrickduff An Charraig Dhubh 199 Carrickedmond Carraig Éamainn 200 Carrickglass Demesne An Charraig Ghlas 201 Carrickmaguirk Carrraig Mhic Cuirc 202 Carrickmoran Carraig Uí Mhóráin 14 203 Carrickmoyragh Carraig Mhaigh Threá 204 Carrigeen [ED: Foxhall] An Carraigín 205 Carrigeen [ED: Moydow] An Carraigín 206 Carrigeen [ED: Doory] An Carraigín 207 Carrigeens An Carraigín 208 Carrow Beg An Cheathrú Bheag 209 Carrow More An Cheathrú Mhór 210 Carrowbeg An Currach Beag 211 Carrowdunican Ceathrú Uí Dhonnacáin 212 Carrowlinan Corr Líonáin 213 Carrowmanagh An Cheathrú Mheánach 214 Carrownphull Ceathrú an Phoill 215 Carrowroe An Cheathrú Rua 216 Carrowrory Ceathrú Ruairí 217 Carrowstrawly Ceathrú Sráille 218 Cartoon An Cartún 219 Cartron [ED: Granard Rural] An Cartrún 220 Cartron [ED: Forgney] Cartrún na Buaile 221 Cartron Big An Cartrún Mór 222 Cartron Little An Cartrún Beag 223 Cartronageeragh Cartrún na gCaorach 15 224 Cartronamarkey Cartrún an Mharcaigh 225 Cartronawar [ED: Corboy] Cartrún an Bhairr 226 Cartronawar [ED: Kilcommock] Cartrún an Bhairr 227 Cartronbore Cartrún an Bhóthair 228 Cartronboy An Cartrún Buí 229 Cartronbrack An Cartrún Breac 230 Cartroncar Cartrún na Ceárta 231 Cartronfin An Cartrún Fionn 232 Cartrongar An Cartrún Gearr 233 Cartrongarrow An Cartrún Garbh 234 Cartrongolan Cartrún an Ghabhláin 235 Cartronlebagh An Cartrún Leadhbach 236 Cartronreagh An Cartrún Riabhach 237 Cartrons [ED: Kilcommock] Cartrún Cloch 238 Cartrons [ED: Caldragh] Na Cartrúin 239 Cashel An Caiseal 240 Cashelbeg An Caiseal Beag 241 Castlebaun An Caisleán Bán 242 Castlebrock Caisleán na mBroc 243 Castlecore An Caisleán Corr 244 Castleforbes Demesne Caisleán Foirbis 16 245 Castlenugent Bliochtóg 246 Castlerea An Caisleán Riabhach 247 Castlerea Mountain Sliabh an Chaisleáin Riabhaigh 248 Castlewilder An Claí Dubh 249 Cavan An Cabhán 250 Churchquarter Ceathrú an Teampaill 251 Claras Cláras 252 Clawinch Cláinse 253 Cleenrah Claonráth 254 Cleggill An Chlagchoill 255 Cleraun An Cloichreán 256 Clogh [ED: Dalystown] An Chloch 257 Clogh [ED: Kilcommock] An Chloch 258 Cloghan [ED: Doory] An Clochán 259 Cloghan [ED: Forgney] Clochán Beadaí 260 Cloghchurnel Cloch Choirnéil 261 Clogher and Rinn An Clochar agus An Roinn 262 Clonbroney Cluain Brónaigh 263 Clonca Cluain Catha 264 Cloncowley Cluain Cabhlaigh 265 Clontumpher Cluain Tiompair 17 266 Clontymullan Cluain Tí Maoláin 267 Clonwhelan Cluain Faoláin 268 Cloonageeher Cluain Gaothaire 269 Cloonagh [ED: Breanrisk] Cluain Each 270 Cloonagh [ED: Mullanalaghta] Cluain Each 271 Cloonagh
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    Page 12. BETULACE~E Betula pendula Roth. Silver birch. —,—,3,4A,5. 3. Very common on Coolamber bog. N3274. 28—2-84. 4.21. Common in the disused gravel pit at Fernsborough, Abbeylara. N3880. 14—5—85. 5. R.L.P. Probably more widespread. C. C. pendula x pubescens — , — , 3 / — F — 3. Occa~sional, growing with B. pendula and B. pubescens on the edge of Cool amber bog near the Lisryan - EdgeworthstOwn road. N3274. 28-2-84. Not recorded for Co. Longford in the 1987 Census Catalogue but this record needs confirma~tion. pubescens Ehrh. 1,2,3,4,5. 3. Common on edge of Cool amber bog but not occuring as frequently as B. pendula. N3274. 28—2—84. 4A. Common in the disused gravel pit at Fernsborough, Abbeylara. N3880. 14-5-85. Generally widespread throughout the county. Alnus glutinosa (L.) Gaertner 1,2,3,4,5. Very common, mainly near lakes. C.C. CORYLACEAE Corylus avellana L. Hazel. 1,2,3,4,5. Occasional in hedges throughout the county. It forms the dominant species in some woodlands around Lough Ree. For example; Cashel Lodge. N0160. C. C. Page 13. FAGACEAP Fagus sylvatica L. Beech. 1,2,3,4,5. Common both planted and self sown. C. C. Castanea sativa Miller ~. Spanish chestnut. — , 2 , — , — , — One tree, obviously planted in the grounds of Springlawn house, Granard. N3481. 15—6—76. Quercus petraea Liesl 1,2,3,4,5. 1. Several large trees in a field near Doogary lough, Ballinamuck. N2094. 9—5—84. This species may also occur in other districts in Co.
  • Page 1 TIME : 10:18:37 PAGE : 1 DATE : 01/12/2008

    Page 1 TIME : 10:18:37 PAGE : 1 DATE : 01/12/2008

    DATE : 01/12/2008 LONGFORD COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 10:18:37 PAGE : 1 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S PLANNING APPLICATIONS WITH DECISION TO GRANT FROM 01/11/08 TO 30/11/08 FILE APPLICANTS NAME APPN. APP. DEC. DECISION DEVELOPMENT DESCRIPTION NUMBER AND ADDRESS RECEIVED TYPE CODE DATE AND LOCATION 08/201 John Sorohan 11/04/2008 P C 03/11/2008 erection of a domestic shed and ancillary site works. Killinure Permission is also being sought for amendment of site Lanesboro boundaries granted under planning ref 98/538 Co Longford Killanure Td., Lanesboro, Co. Longford. 08/282 Patrick Durkin 13/05/2008 P C 07/11/2008 to demolish approximately 50 sq. metres of derelict building Main Street and to construct upon the cleared ground 1 No. ground Granard floor apartment and 1 No. second floor apartment both Co. Longford contain within a detached two storey block with 2 No. car parking spaces per apar ... Water Lane, Granard, Co. Longford. 08/317 Francis Charles 26/05/2008 P C 03/11/2008 the demolition of an existing derelict dwelling house and the Keel proposed construction of a two storey type dwelling house, Moydow detached domestic garage, entrance, boundary fence, Co. Longford proprietary wastewater treatment unit, percolation area and all ancillary sit ... Keel, Moydow, Co. Longford. DATE : 01/12/2008 LONGFORD COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 10:18:37 PAGE : 2 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S PLANNING APPLICATIONS WITH DECISION TO GRANT FROM 01/11/08 TO 30/11/08 FILE APPLICANTS NAME APPN.