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Cavan Rural, Comté de Cavan

District

Cavan Rural

Comté de Cavan

48

Townlands

1,621

Registres de recensement

314

Foyers

1

Année du recensement

1911 Recensement
Personnes
1,621
Foyers
314

À propos

Cavan Rural is a district located in County Cavan in the northern midlands of Ireland, situated in the province of Ulster near the border with Northern Ireland. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills, drumlins, and numerous small lakes and waterways that are typical of the wider Cavan region. The area is predominantly rural, with scattered farmsteads, small villages, and open countryside forming the backbone of the local landscape. The River Erne and its tributaries play an important role in the geography, supporting both the natural environment and traditional land use patterns of the district.

The history of Cavan Rural reflects the broader patterns of Irish rural development over centuries. Like much of County Cavan, the area has roots in both Gaelic Irish heritage and the Anglo-Norman influence that shaped medieval Ireland. The district experienced significant changes during the colonial period and the subsequent development of the Irish agricultural economy. The landscape itself bears evidence of these historical layers, with townlands, stone walls, and settlement patterns reflecting generations of habitation and land management practices.

Cavan Rural's character is defined by its strong connection to agriculture, forestry, and traditional rural livelihoods. The district is home to working farms, small holdings, and natural heritage areas that attract visitors interested in countryside recreation and fishing, particularly around the lake systems. The local community places importance on preserving rural traditions while adapting to modern economic pressures, including the challenges of rural depopulation and economic diversification in agricultural areas.

For the people of Cavan Rural, the district represents continuity with Irish rural heritage and a way of life centered on land stewardship and community connection. Despite the pressures facing rural Ireland, the area remains significant as a living rural community where local networks, agricultural traditions, and connection to the landscape continue to structure daily life and identity for its residents.

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Comté

Cavan

Juridiction

République d'Irlande

Années de recensement

1911

Townlands

48 townlands enregistrées

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Détails

District
Cavan Rural
Comté
Cavan
Irlandais
An Cabhán
Juridiction
République d'Irlande

Registres de recensement

1911 | Rechercher toutes les personnes →

Townlands

48
Annagelliff Ballymackinroe Beaghy Billis Carrickane Coolboyoge Coras Point Corracreeny Creighan, part of, (Rural) Cullies Curragho Daggan Derredis, Lower Derredis, Upper Derrycramph Derryheen Drumalee Drumavanagh, part of, (Rural) Drumbar Drumconnick Drumcrauve Drumelis Drumgolagh Drumkeen Drumlark Drumlaunaght Drummonum Drummullig Drumoghra Edermin Farnham Gartnasillagh Keadew, part of (Rural) Killygarry Killynebber Kilnavara, part of (Rural) Latt Lisdarn Paddock Pullamore, Far Pullamore, Near Rahultan Rosscolgan Stragelliff Swellan, Lower Swellan, Upper part of, (Rural) Tirquin Tullylough