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I appreciate your interest in these townlands, but I should be transparent about the limits of my knowledge here. While Dennmore and Legganden are genuine townland names in County Cavan, Ireland, I don't have reliable detailed information about their specific geographic characteristics, historical background, or local significance that would allow me to write with confidence. County Cavan is located in the border region of Ulster in the north of the Republic of Ireland, characterized generally by drumlin topography, lakes, and agricultural land, but I cannot accurately describe the particular landscape features, historical events, or community significance specific to these townlands without risking inaccuracy.
Rather than provide potentially misleading details, I'd recommend consulting authoritative local sources such as the County Cavan Heritage and Genealogy Society, the Irish Placenames Commission (Logainm.ie), local historical societies, or the detailed townland records maintained by Irish land registries. These resources contain accurate geographic data, historical records, and local knowledge that would give you genuine insight into these communities.
If you're researching your family history or local heritage connected to Dennmore or Legganden, local archives in Cavan town and the National Archives in Dublin would be valuable resources. I'm happy to help with other aspects of Irish geography or history where I can speak more confidently, or to discuss how to best research Irish townlands and local history.
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- Parish
- County
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Irish Name
Deinn Mór nó Logán Dinn
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Barony
Castlerahan
- Logainm
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