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Book of Reference.Pdf DRAFT 2021.04.13 Book of Reference Ref No. Landowner(Reputed Owner) Lessee Occupier XC187.PROW.01 Limerick CoCo Type Road City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Fantstown County Limerick XC201.P01 M² 9068.4 Daniel Browne Donal Cagney Type Agricultural Thomastown Kilmallock County Limerick Springfort House, Charleville, Co. Cork Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK14215 XC201.P02 M² 8001.3 Thomas J. Bluett Type Agricultural Brickfield Kilmallock County Limerick Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK43800F Temp XC201.T01 M² 873.3 Daniel Browne Donal Cagney Type Agricultural Thomastown Kilmallock County Limerick Springfort House, Charleville, Co. Cork Townland Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK14215 XC201.T02 M² 93.8 Daniel Browne Donal Cagney Type Agricultural Thomastown Kilmallock County Limerick Springfort House, Charleville, Co. Cork Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK14215 XC201.T03 M² 148.2 Daniel Browne Donal Cagney Type Agricultural Thomastown Kilmallock County Limerick Springfort House, Charleville, Co. Cork Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK14215 XC201.T04 M² 339.6 Thomas J. Bluett Type Agricultural Brickfield Kilmallock County Limerick Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK43800F XC201.T05 M² 171.8 Daniel Browne Donal Cagney Type Agricultural Thomastown Kilmallock County Limerick Springfort House, Charleville, Co. Cork Townland Effin/Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK14215 XC201.T06 M² 165.2 Thomas J. Bluett Type Agricultural Brickfield Kilmallock County Limerick Townland Effin/Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK43800F XC201.T07 M² 79 Thomas J. Bluett Type Agricultural Brickfield Kilmallock County Limerick Townland Effin DRAFT County Limerick Folio LK43800F XC201.T08 M² 723.3 Joseph Clifford Limerick CoCo Type Road Effin Kilmallock County Limerick City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK2764 XC201.T09 M² 170.3 Joseph Clifford Limerick CoCo Type Road Effin Kilmallock County Limerick City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK2764 XC201.T10 M² 156.3 DONAL COTTER Limerick CoCo Type Road Ard Bear Clifden County Galway City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Effin/Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK23630 XC201.T11 M² 353.9 Daniel Browne Type Agricultural Thomastown Kilmallock County Limerick Townland Effin/Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK14215 XC201.T12 M² 21.4 JOSEPH O'CONNOR Type Agricultural LOWER EFFIN Kilmallock, Co. Limerick Townland Effin/Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK41312F XC201.T13 M² 33.3 Thomas J. Bluett Limerick CoCo Type Road Verge Brickfield, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK43800F XC201.T14 M² 172.6 William Flemming Limerick CoCo Type Road Verge Effin Lower Kilmallock, Co. Limerick City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Effin County Limerick Folio LK22055F XC201.T15 M² 31.9 Bridget Hennessy, Broadstreet, Charleville, Co. Cork Limerick CoCo Type Road Verge Fachtna Hennessy, Broadstreet, Charleville, Co. Cork City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Thomastown County Limerick Folio LK20925F XC201.PROW.02 M² Limerick County Council Type Road City Hall, Merchants Quay, Limerick Townland Effin/Thomastown County Limerick XC209 Permanent XC209.P01 M² 14.4 Kathleen O'Brien Type Agricultural 36 De Valera Place Charleville County Cork Townland Ballyhay County Cork DRAFT Folio CK166951F XC209.T01 M² 63.4 Kathleen O'Brien Cork CoCo Type Road 36 De Valera Place Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballyhay County Cork Folio CK166951F XC209.T02 M² 57.6 CIE Cork CoCo Type Road Heuston Station, Dublin 8. County Hall Cork Townland Ballyhay County Cork Folio XC209.T03 M² 235 MICHAEL LYONS Cork CoCo Type Road Knockaunavodig Bruree County Limerick County Hall Cork Townland Ballyhay County Cork Folio CK5065 XC209.T04 M² 55.4 CLEMENT HEHIR Cork CoCo Type Road Garrenderk North Kilmallock County Limerick County Hall Cork Townland Ballyhay County Cork Folio CK48709 XC211 Permanent XC211.P01 M² 19,908.30 Noreen O'Connor William O'Keeffe Type Agricultural NEWTOWN BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK NEWTOWN BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK Townland Newtown County Cork Folio CK25601 XC211.P02 M² 456 Tony O'Brien Type Agricultural Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK45982 XC211.T01 M² 130.8 JULIA MCGRATH Cork CoCo Type Road Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballyhay County Cork Folio CK82539F XC211.T02 M² 49.2 Tony O'Brien Cork CoCo Type Road Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK45982 XC211.T03 M² 74.1 CATHERINE O'MAHONY Cork CoCo Type Road Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK44202 XC211.T04 M² 22.7 CATHERINE TERESA O'MAHONY & EOIN WALSH Cork CoCo Type Road Ballycoskery Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry DRAFT County Cork Folio CK68402F XC211.PROW.03 M² Cork CoCo Type Road County Hall Townland Newtown Carrigrohane Road County Cork Cork, Ireland XC212 XC212.P01A M² 8143.3 Magaret Sihra Type Agricultural 58 Dexter Apartments, Northbrook Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6. Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK997 XC212.P01B M² 8641.3 Magaret Sihra Type Agricultural 58 Dexter Apartments, Northbrook Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6. Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK997 XC212.P02 M² 281.2 TIMOTHY FOUHY (COBH COUNTY CORK ), Monsignor James O’Brien Type Road/Agricultural TIMOTHY HAZLEWOOD (CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK ) Parochial House, Ballyhea, County Cork Townland Ballycosgry JOHN MAGEE (BISHOPS HOUSE COBH COUNTY CORK ) County Cork PATRICK MURNANE (BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK ) Folio CK3473 XC212.P03 M² 445.94 FATHER EUGENE BAKER (c/o Cloyne Diocesan Office Cobh County Cork ), Monsignor James O’Brien Type Road/Set Down Area CANON DENIS REIDY (c/o Cloyne Diocesan Office Cobh County Cork ) Parochial House, Ballyhea, County Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK146747F XC212.P04 M² 161.1 JOHN J. AHERN (BISHOPS HOUSE COBH COUNTY CORK ), Cork CoCo Type Road Bed FRANK O'NEILL (CUSKINNY COBH COUNTY CORK ) County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry DONAL LEAHY (5 CATHEDRAL TERRACE COBH CO. CORK ), County Cork Folio CK25282F XC212.P05 M² 2319.7 William Ryan and Mary Ryan Type Agricultural Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio Unregistered Temporary XC212.T01 M² 263.9 Pauline Morrissey Cork CoCo Type Road Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK4181F XC212.T02 M² 97.7 AMANDA GREENSMITH (Woodbine Cottage Ballycoskery Ballyhea, Charleville County Cork), Cork CoCo Type Road BEN MARTIN (Woodbine Cottage Ballycoskery Ballyhea, Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK4180F XC212.T03 M² 166.6 PATRICK MORRISSEY Cork CoCo Type Road BALLYCOSKERY BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK County Hall Cork DRAFT Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK44576 XC212.T04 M² 259.4 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Type Estate Road County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK156285F XC212.T05 M² 319.7 TIMOTHY FOUHY (COBH COUNTY CORK ), Type Road Bed/Entrance Gate PATRICK MURNANE (BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK ) Townland Ballycosgry JOHN MAGEE (BISHOPS HOUSE COBH COUNTY CORK ), County Cork TIMOTHY HAZLEWOOD (CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK ) Folio CK3473 XC212.T06 M² 346.3 William & Mary Ryan Cork CoCo Type Road Bed Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio Unregistered XC212.T07 M² 881.6 EUGENE BAKER C.C. (C/O Cloyne Diocesan Centre Cobh County Cork ), , Type Road/School Set Down DENIS REIDY P.P. (C/O Cloyne Diocesan Centre Cobh County Cork ) Townland Ballycosgry BARTHOLOMEW TROY P.P (C/O Cloyne Diocesan Centre Cobh County Cork ) County Cork Folio CK28756 XC212.T08 M² 183.5 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Type Road (Legal Department Floor 12 County Hall Cork) Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK2254F XC212.T09 M² 147.7 Pauline Morrissey Cork CoCo Type Road Ballycosgry Ballyhea Charleville County Cork County Hall Cork Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK4181F XC212.T10 M² 404.2 Magaret Sihra Type Agricultural 58 Dexter Apartments, Northbrook Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6. Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK997 XC212.T11 M² 931.7 Magaret Sihra Type Agricultural 58 Dexter Apartments, Northbrook Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6. Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK997 XC212.T12 M² 53.9 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Type Road (Legal Department Floor 12 County Hall Cork) Townland Ballycosgry County Cork Folio CK2254F XC212.PROW.04 M² Cork CoCo Type Road County Hall, Carrigrohane Road, Cork DRAFT Townland Ballyhay County Cork Folio XC215 XC215.P01 M² 6654.9 James Roche Type Agricultural BALLINAGRATH CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK Townland Imphrick County Cork Folio CK2140 XC215.P02 M² 30,248.30 Richard Hawe Denis O'Leary Type Agricultural BALLINAGRATH BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK Aughaburren, Churchtown, Co. Cork Townland Ballynageragh & Imphrick County Cork Folio CK32881 & CK43026F XC215.P03 M² 994.7 Richard Hawe Denis O'Leary Type Agricultural BALLINAGRATH BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK Aughaburren, Churchtown, Co. Cork Townland Shinanagh County Cork Folio CK31889 XC215.P04 M² 2070.1 Richard Hawe Denis O'Leary Type Agricultural BALLINAGRATH BALLYHEA CHARLEVILLE COUNTY CORK Aughaburren, Churchtown, Co. Cork Townland Shinanagh County Cork Folio CK31889
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