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This townland is the site of a large forth or rath, said to be one of the best examples of its kind. Luckily it has survived in its entirety although overgrown with many large trees and much shrubbery, so much so that it is hard to distinguish in the surrounding landscape. It may be that in the future this forth will be preserved and become accessible. It is said that when the interior was clear there was enough land to provide a good ruck of hay. This farm at one time had extensive apple orchards. These would have dated from the beginning of the last century when several large orchards were planted in the [[Newtownbutler]] area as a commercial venture. This forth and the forth on [[Lisnamallard]] are quite close to each other. | This townland is the site of a large forth or rath, said to be one of the best examples of its kind. Luckily it has survived in its entirety although overgrown with many large trees and much shrubbery, so much so that it is hard to distinguish in the surrounding landscape. It may be that in the future this forth will be preserved and become accessible. It is said that when the interior was clear there was enough land to provide a good ruck of hay. This farm at one time had extensive apple orchards. These would have dated from the beginning of the last century when several large orchards were planted in the [[Newtownbutler]] area as a commercial venture. This forth and the forth on [[Lisnamallard]] are quite close to each other. | ||
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==Neighbouring Townlands== | |||
*[[Knocknawaddy]] | |||
*[[Lisnamallard]] | |||
*[[Rateen]] | |||
*[[Rathmoran]] | |||
Revision as of 23:15, 13 July 2010
GOLAN
(fork in a river)
Area 79:3:30
Mount Sedborough Manor.
Griffiths Valuation 1862
Occupier…………………………….Lessor William Mayne……………………………...In fee
1901 Census
Head of Family…………………….. Landholder if different John Mayne Bridget McBrien…………………………….John Mayne
Surnames in 2005
Mayne
Rath
This townland is the site of a large forth or rath, said to be one of the best examples of its kind. Luckily it has survived in its entirety although overgrown with many large trees and much shrubbery, so much so that it is hard to distinguish in the surrounding landscape. It may be that in the future this forth will be preserved and become accessible. It is said that when the interior was clear there was enough land to provide a good ruck of hay. This farm at one time had extensive apple orchards. These would have dated from the beginning of the last century when several large orchards were planted in the Newtownbutler area as a commercial venture. This forth and the forth on Lisnamallard are quite close to each other. McCaffrey