Synonyms for bawnboy or Related words with bawnboy

carrigallen              tullygarvey              bailieborough              clankee              cootehill              kildallan              oughteragh              tiaquin              enniskeen              ballymahon              drumahaire              kildrumsherdan              castlerahan              glennamaddy              tullyhunco              cloonclare              boylagh              clonlisk              knockbride              shanid              ballynakill              dunkellin              rosclogher              ballybritt              shrule              inishmagrath              clonmacnowen              kiltartan              rossinver              tobercurry              coolestown              banagh              kilconnell              tirhugh              gorteen              scarriff              templecrone              leyny              glenties              ballymoe              rathconrath              killanummery              eglish              abbeyleix              mountbellew              drumgoon              coshlea              kilbarron              cullenagh              manorhamilton             



Examples of "bawnboy"
In Cavan, Sneyd lived in Ballyconnell and owned plantation lands around Bawnboy. From 1800, he was president of the Bawnboy Farming Society, the first founded in County Cavan.
Kilsob is bounded on the north by Erraran and Bawnboy townlands, on the west by Newtown, Lakefield and Mullaghmore, Templeport townlands, on the south by Kildoagh townland and on the east by Muinaghan and Corrasmongan townlands. The town of Bawnboy is partly situate in the north part of the townland and was sometimes referred to as Kilsob, rather than Bawnboy, in the past. Its chief geographical features are Bellaboy Lough, the Bawnboy River, a stone quarry and dug wells.
Gortoorlan is traversed by the Bawnboy Road and Preaching House Lane.
The townland is traversed by the Bawnboy Road, Carrowmore Lane and Snugborough Lane.
Leydons Coaches operate route 930 to Enniskillen via Belturbet, Ballyconnell, Bawnboy and Swanlinbar.
The list of R.C. priests of Templeport is viewable at the Bawnboy website.
The townland is traversed by the Bawnboy Road and other minor lanes.
Cashelore, also called Cashel Bir or Bawnboy, is a stone ringfort (cashel) and National Monument located in County Sligo, Ireland.
The book Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage Folklore by Chris Maguire gives the following description of the school-
The townland is traversed by the Bawnboy Road, the Laher Road, Carrowmore Lane and other minor lanes.
The book "Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage Folklore" by Chris Maguire gives the following description of the school-
The book "Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage Folklore" by Chris Maguire gives the following description of the school-
The book "Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage Folklore" by Chris Maguire gives the following description of the school-
A synod of the Irish church was held in Baunbuidhe (Bawnboy) in the parish of Templeport at Pentecost 1669, four years after the Oxburgh Chalice was made. Tradition says that the chalice had been in the possession of a friar named O’Coghlan who attended the synod as a representative of a northern Franciscan friary and that this is how the chalice came to Bawnboy.
The earliest Farming Society founded in County Cavan was in Bawnboy in 1800. Sir Charles Coote in his ‘Statistical Survey of County Cavan’, 1801, page 289 writes-
Coote also says on page 125 "“Descending towards Ballyconnell, the prospect improves, where Mr. Sneyd's plantations, at Bawnboy, give the country a warmer and more comfortable appearance, but the roads in this country are terribly bad indeed."" and on page 138 "“The plantations are but few; Mr. Sneyd's, of Bawnboy, are contiguous to the small village of the same name, rank foremost amongst those, and his demesne shews a judicious management"". The Mr.Sneyd referred to was Nathaniel Sneyd, a Member of Parliament for County Cavan from 1800-1826 and married to a Miss Montgomery of Ballyconnell. The Enery's of Bawnboy were his in-laws.
The book Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage Folklore by Chris Maguire gives the following description of the school which was closed in 1977-
A synod of the Roman Catholic Provincial Council of Armagh was held in Baunbuidhe (Bawnboy) on 25 May 1669 where the Bishop of Kilmore, Eugene MacSweeney tried to depose Thomas Fitzsimons, the vicar general of the diocese.
Bawnboy is part of the ancient parish of Templeport, birthplace of St Mogue. Its most famous building is a Victorian workhouse, built in 1853, long disused and now derelict.
Leydons Coaches operate route 930 linking the village to Ballyconnell, Belturbet, Cavan, Swanlinbar and Enniskillen. Until Mid-October 2012 Bawnboy was served several times daily by Bus Éireann Expressway route 30.