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- Personnes
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- Foyers
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- Personnes
- 12 -7.7%
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À propos
Clonearl Demesne is a townland located in County Offaly in the Irish Midlands, situated within the broader landscape of the region's agricultural and rural character. The area forms part of the rolling countryside that characterizes much of Offaly, with its mix of pastureland, small woodlands, and scattered settlements. The townland sits in proximity to various waterways that have historically shaped settlement patterns and land use across the county. Like many Irish townlands, Clonearl Demesne represents a geographical and administrative division with roots extending back centuries, though the precise boundaries and significance have evolved over time.
The historical background of Clonearl Demesne reflects the broader patterns of Irish land ownership and social organization. The term "demesne" in the townland's name indicates a connection to a lord's demesne or home farm, suggesting the area once formed part of a larger estate system. This naming convention is common in Irish townlands and points to the Anglo-Norman and subsequent colonial period influences on land division and management in Ireland. The townland would have experienced the various transitions of Irish history, from medieval times through to the modern era, with changes in land tenure, religious affiliation, and economic activity marking its past.
Clonearl Demesne, like many rural townlands in Offaly, is primarily characterized by its agricultural heritage and its role within the local farming community. The landscape continues to be worked by local farmers and landowners who maintain the pastoral traditions of the region. The townland forms part of the wider community networks of the area, contributing to the social and economic fabric of rural Offaly. Its significance lies not in dramatic historical events or major monuments, but rather in its representation of traditional Irish rural life and land use, embodying the enduring connection between people and the landscape that has persisted across generations.
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Diméin Chluain Oirill
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Baronnie
Philipstown Lower
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- Anglais
- Clonearl Demesne
- Irlandais
- Diméin Chluain Oirill
- Paroisse
- Kilclonfert
- Baronnie
- Philipstown Lower
- Comté
- Offaly