Cornadowagh

Cashel

Cornadowagh

Curnadowagh B. S.
Cor na Dabhcha, round hill of the cauldron.
A legend about a crock of gold is told to account for this name.

Cornadowagh J. 0'D.
Corneduffe Down Survey

Is situated in the central part of the parish, and is bounded on the S. and W. by Ballyrevagh, Carrowbeg and Carrowmore Tds.; N. by the tds. of Lightfield, Caltraghmore, Streamstown, Ballina and Cornaguillagh; and E. by the td. of Newtown Flanigan.
Contains 515� acres, about nine-tenths of which are arable and pasture land of a good quality; the remainder is bog and rough ground. It is well traversed by roads, and has 2 villages, New Town and New Row, near the former of which is built a splendid new Chapel. In this td. are 9 forts, 3 limestone quarries, and a Trigl. Point. Co. Cess - �25 3s. 3d. It is the property of Col. White.