This is a sortable table of the townlands in the barony of Barretts, County Cork , Ireland. [1] Duplicate names occur where there is more than one townland with the same name in the barony, and also where a townland is known by two alternative names. Names marked in bold typeface are towns and villages, and the word Town appears for those entries in the area column.
Townland | Area (acres) | Barony | Civil parish | Poor law union |
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Ahadallane | 759 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Ballycraheen | 260 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Ballyfadeen Beg | 234 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballyfadeen More | 468 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballyfilibeen | 491 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Ballyfireen | 234 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballyglass | 355 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballygrogan | 481 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballyhilloge | 954 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballyknockane | 497 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Ballymorishee | 824 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Ballynamona | 416 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Ballyvaloon | 592 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Barrinclay | 408 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Burnfort | 538 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Carrigduff | 791 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Castlebarrett | 122 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Clashmorgan | 525 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Clogheen | 456 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Commons | 575 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Currafarry | 310 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Curragh | 307 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Dromgarriff North | 348 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Dromgarriff South | 218 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Farran | 527 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Firmount | 268 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Garraun North | 746 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Garraun South | 512 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Garryadeen | 264 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Garrycloyne | 426 | Barretts | Garrycloyne | Cork |
Garrynagearagh | 576 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Glancam | 527 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Glynn | 592 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Gortdotia North | 130 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Gortdotia South | 136 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Greenhill | 657 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Grenagh North | 476 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Grenagh South | 390 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Kilmona | 771 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Kilquane | 523 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Knockane | 214 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Knockanroe | 102 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Knockantota North | 340 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Knockantota South | 407 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Knocknabehy | 516 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Knocknalyre | 441 | Barretts | Garrycloyne | Cork |
Lahakinneen | 379 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Lisheenowen | 120 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Lissard | 1,121 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Lissavoura | 488 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Longstone | 356 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Lyradane | 1,481 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Maulrane | 214 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Monalahy | 202 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Monaparson | 354 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Mourneabbey | 81 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Newcastle | 477 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Pluckanes East | 366 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Pluckanes North | 1,042 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Pluckanes South | 175 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Pluckanes West | 357 | Barretts | Donaghmore | Cork |
Raheen | 86 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Rathduff | 799 | Barretts | Grenagh | Cork |
Shanlyre | 195 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Slievedotia | 712 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
Tooreen North | 1,133 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Tooreen South | 980 | Barretts | Mourneabbey | Mallow |
Tullig | 213 | Barretts | Whitechurch | Cork |
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