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Gortulleran, one poll; Mucklagh, one poll; Skeagh, one poll; Gortewey, one poll; Rathkillin, one poll; Downe, one poll; Enagh, one poll; Townaciateragh, one poll; Cowlynan, one poll; Cloughan, one poll; Cavan, 2 polls; Mullaghduffe, 2 polls; Kilcloghan, 2 polls; Carraghmore, 4 polls; Nahownee, 2 polls; Ardagh, one poll; Rosbreassell, one poll; Crosse, 2 polls; Kildannagh, 2 polls; Kiltragh, one poll; Knocks, one poll; Killenawe, one poll; Dowerhannagh, one poll; Uzren, one poll; Nidd, one poll; Bartony, 2 polls; Dromyne, one poll; Cavanickehall, one poll and Barrin, 2 polls.
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Ballyconnell in the following years- 1323 Rory MacMahon, Mel O'Seagannain & MacMuldoon were slain at Ballyconnell by Cathal O'Rourke. 1457 Brian Maguire fought with Lochlann O'Rourke, the McGoverns & McKiernans at Ballyconnell. 1470 O'Donnell & O'Rourke fought with O'Reilly, the English and the McKiernans at Ballyconnell. 1475 Hugh Roe O'Donnell went to Ballyconnell to make peace with the O'Reilly. 1595 O'Donnell camped at Ballyconnell after raiding the town of Cavan.
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that parte of the country which is an obscure and bordering corner of the countie. Mr Walter
Talbott, his wife and familie are now dwelling there. There are severall Palemen estates, some in fee farm, some for lives and some for yeares, upon part of the land. The rest are leased to natives of the country. The said Walter Talbott and all his tenants are recusants. Armes in the castle are 11 pikes, 3 callivers, 5 head peeces, 3 targetts and 1 halbert
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which in times past that county was much infested. The quarry of limestone and building stone is on the place, good store of lime already burnt, and of building stone digged, much timber and planks drawn thither already, and the rest provided in a wood not above a mile off, so that this next summer the whole work, I suppose both of castle and bawn will be perfected
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granted the lands forming the 'Manor of Calva' to Hugh Culme. In the same year Culme surrendered his interest to Walter Talbot. It was regranted to Talbot as the 'Manor of Calva'. The lands granted were the town of
Ballyconnell and the surrounding townlands of Derrogeny, one poll; Killog, one poll;
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to the throne in 1660, James Talbot tried to have the
Ballyconnell Estate restored to him but a final grant was made to Thomas Gwyllym in August 1666 and the town was renamed Gwyllymsbrook in his honour. Thomas Gwyllym died in 1681 and his son, Colonel Meredith Gwyllym, inherited the Ballyconnell
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Calmhagh (Calva), which basically means almost the same as Maigin, the narrow plain. As it was on the border between Fermanagh and Breifne, Ballyconnell was a flash-point for the wars between the Maguires, O'Rourkes, O'Reillys, McGoverns, McKiernans and their allies. The Annals of Ireland
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through the town in the same year. The estate was split up amongst different purchasers including George Roe (who bought
Ballyconnell House, a few houses in the village and a few townlands including Annagh, Corranierna and part of Rakeelan) and
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2179:"Commissioners of Public Records in Ireland : fourteenth and fifteenth reports with appendix, 1824-25 : Commissioners of Public Records in Ireland : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive"
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The mean daily
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Another well-known family in the town were the
Benisons of Mount Pleasant and Slieve Russell who owned a flax mill in Ballyconnell. Miss Josephine Benison, a daughter of James Benison, married (9 January 1890)
568:, which was a square measuring 100 feet (30 m) along each side and 12 ft high, with two flanking towers. Within the bawn was erected a strong castle of lime and stone three stories high which "
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which means "the entrance to Conall's ford". The ford was a shallow crossing over the River Gráinne (now known as the
Woodford River) and was the ancient border crossing for travellers going between
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691:. The Montgomery Estate Papers for Ballyconnell are in the National Library of Ireland. In 1856 the Enerys sold the estate to take advantage of its increased value owing to the opening of the
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Survey of Undertakers in Co. of Cavan 6 Feb 1613- Tullaghagh Servitors, in Report of Manuscripts of Reginald Rawdon Hastings, Historical Manuscripts Commission, London 1947, vol. IV, p. 164
679:, from 1765 to 1768 and for County Cavan from 1770 to 1787, when he died and left the Ballyconnell estate to his son George Montgomery (b. 1754), whose estate was administered by the
667:, M.P. for Donegal Borough, 1725 to 1727, and for Donegal County, 1727 to 1729. He died in 1729 and left the Ballyconnell estate to his nephew George Leslie who then assumed the name
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in 1920–22, Ballyconnell found itself cut off from its hinterland with County Fermanagh, which was now behind the new border with Northern Ireland. The town also during the
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to enable them to mine sand deposits from the mountain. It was relocated to the grounds of the group's hotel, The Slieve Russell Hotel, to serve as a tourist attraction.
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By 1652 the Irish rebels in the Ballyconnell area had been defeated and the area was put under the control of the Cromwellian captain Thomas Gwyllym. He was a native of
525:, Patrick O’Donovan, 1995, p. 230) and an old McGovern fort. The rest of the buildings were mud huts belonging to the Irish natives. In September 1611, a survey by
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of 1857 lists about 90 landlords and tenants for Doon and Ballyconnell. Further information and a detailed map showing the location of each holding can be seen online.
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Walter Talbot died on 26 June 1625 at Ballyconnell and his son James Talbot succeeded to the Ballyconnell estate aged just 10 years. James Talbot married
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mountain by the Tanyard Stream, which flows into the Grainne about 20 yards upriver from Ballyconnell Bridge on the western outskirts of the town.
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to travel would have been by boat via the river and the lakes and streams in the area. The only other known megalith in the parish is a
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of 1922-23 when it was raided repeatedly by both sides. After an incident in which two civilians were shot dead in Ballyconnell by the
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Connor and Terence O'Sheridan were granted a licence to make and sell spirituous liquors in Balliconnell and throughout Tullagha barony
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map so the first bridge must have been built between 1613 & 1656. The present bridge was erected in the 1830s. In 1617
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2707:"With top marks in their Leaving Certs, twin Cavan golf sensations off to US"
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A Victorian Wanderer: The Life of Thomas Arnold the Younger
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Leydon's Coaches operate route 930 linking Ballyconnell to
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Estate. In 1683 he married Margery Sheridan, the sister of
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in 1971 and was also the winner in 1975. According to the
1888:"Calendar of the Patent Rolls of the Chancery of Ireland"
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265:, meaning 'entrance to the ford of Conall') is a town in
2513:"Ballyconnell Station, Cullyleenan, Ballyconnell, Cavan"
1674:"The Death of Conall Cernach at Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan"
1619:"Béal Átha Conaill / Ballyconnell (see scanned records)"
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to avenge the slaying of her husband Ailill by Conall.
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1649:"The Tidy Towns of Ireland "Celebrating 50 years""
652:The Gwyllym estate was sold for £8,000 in 1724 to
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2421:"The Tragedies of Ballyconnell – The Irish Story"
1984:"Down Survey Maps | The Down Survey Project"
1860:Calendar of the State Papers Relating to Ireland
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1583:"Census Interactive Map – Towns: Ballyconnell"
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2648:"National Archives: Census of Ireland 1911"
2618:"National Archives: Census of Ireland 1901"
1702:(Sites number 31 & 107, Doon townland,
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1704:Archaeological Inventory of County Cavan
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671:. George Leslie Montgomery was M.P. for
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523:Archaeological Inventory of County Cavan
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1719:, Patrick O’Donovan, 1995, p. 2)
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2252:Killadoon Papers (Clements Papers)
2076:"Henry's Upper Lough Erne in 1739"
1833:"Correspondence: Irish Government"
1715:(Site number 7, Aughrim townland,
729:Barry Maxwell, 1st Earl of Farnham
715:), both of whom were then elected
509:by grant dated 23 June 1610, King
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3054:List of townlands of County Cavan
2574:"Table No 465: CARRIGALLEN−CAVAN"
2542:"Martin Leydon Timetable A3 2019"
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2301:"Text of 1761 Co Cavan Poll Book"
2265:"Records from Enery Estate (PDF)"
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1523:Category:People from Ballyconnell
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2741:Ballyconnell on Cavantourism.com
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659:(1686-1729) of Convoy House in
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2652:www.census.nationalarchives.ie
2622:www.census.nationalarchives.ie
2039:Hill, George (11 April 2003).
1913:Hill, George (February 2004).
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16:Town in County Cavan, Ireland
2213:Malcomson, A. P. W. (2006).
1730:"Annals of the Four Masters"
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705:Irish general election, 1761
544:reported on 6 February 1613-
313:Irish Tidy Towns Competition
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2013:Chancery, Ireland (1800).
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2055:– via Google Books.
1593:Central Statistics Office
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1560:Market Houses in Ireland
669:George Leslie Montgomery
273:. It is situated on the
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611:Irish Rebellion of 1641
591:The 1st Baron Baltimore
577:
529:(later created The 1st
278:national secondary road
176:55 m (180 ft)
21:Town in Ulster, Ireland
2873:
2605:Cavan's Football Story
2474:"Ballyconnell station"
2407:www.askaboutireland.ie
2403:"Griffith's Valuation"
1763:"The Annals of Ulster"
933:
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725:George Montgomery (MP)
503:Lord Deputy of Ireland
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1543:, professional golfer
942:Shannon-Erne Waterway
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795:Geography and climate
698:The 4th Earl Annesley
499:Sir Arthur Chichester
448:Saint Dallán Forgaill
371:Conall was the great
311:Ballyconnell won the
249:
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3109:Tidy Towns (Ireland)
2045:. Irish Roots Cafe.
773:Partition of Ireland
766:Griffith's Valuation
727:of Ballyconnell and
717:Member of Parliament
657:Alexander Montgomery
507:Plantation of Ulster
495:Plantation of Ulster
470:About 1606, Captain
232:Irish Grid Reference
113:54.11667°N 7.58333°W
2132:on 16 October 2009.
840:Republic of Ireland
751:and grandfather of
647:Sir Thomas Sheridan
617:. He died in 1687.
476:Tyrrellspass Castle
109: /
85:Location in Ireland
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2126:"Glenavy History"
1988:downsurvey.tcd.ie
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542:Sir Josias Bodley
406:double-court tomb
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3012:Mountnugent
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2962:Cullyleenan
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1156:1901 census
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898:Bus Éireann
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634:Bellaconell
551:Down Survey
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116: /
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1765:. Ucc.ie.
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1688:2 December
1623:logainm.ie
1566:References
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948:mountain.
938:Sean Quinn
888:Swanlinbar
771:After the
737:Tom Arnold
527:Lord Carew
487:Augherskea
414:wedge tomb
377:Red Branch
294:Derryginny
181:Population
101:54°07′00″N
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3271:Glaslough
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607:Maryland
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459:Tullyhaw
455:McGovern
432:Medieval
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665:Donegal
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654:Colonel
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483:burgess
422:Aughrim
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3052:See:
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