45
Townlands
2,099
Registres de recensement
454
Foyers
2
Années de recensement
- Personnes
- 1,138
- Foyers
- 234
- Personnes
- 961 -15.6%
- Foyers
- 220 -6%
À propos
Dowra is a small village situated in the northwestern part of County Cavan, in the province of Ulster in the Republic of Ireland. The settlement sits near the border with County Leitrim and is positioned in a region characterized by rolling countryside, agricultural land, and the natural water features that define much of the landscape. The area falls within the catchment of the River Shannon system, and the terrain reflects the typical drumlin landscape of Ulster, with its distinctive hills and valleys. The village's location places it within reach of larger towns such as Ballyconnell and positions it as part of the wider rural fabric of northwest Cavan.
The history of Dowra is deeply connected to the broader story of rural Ulster and its evolution through centuries of change. Like many small Irish villages, Dowra developed gradually as a local center serving the surrounding farming communities. The area has historical connections to the Gaelic past of Ireland, though detailed documented history of the specific village is limited. The village represents the continuity of settlement patterns in a region where community life has traditionally revolved around agriculture, local trade, and social structures built around family and parish.
Dowra functions as a modest but important focal point for the local community, with the village containing a church, local shops, and services that serve the surrounding rural population. The character of the village reflects its role as a service center for farming families in the district. The broader Cavan region has become increasingly known for its natural beauty and tourism potential, with outdoor activities and heritage tourism gaining importance. Dowra's proximity to scenic countryside and water features contributes to the area's appeal for visitors interested in rural Irish landscapes.
The village and its surrounding district remain significant primarily at the local level, serving as a social and economic hub for the agricultural communities that define the region. Dowra exemplifies the small villages that form the backbone of rural Ireland, where long-established community ties and local institutions continue to sustain village life despite broader demographic and economic pressures facing rural areas. The village is part of the tapestry of County Cavan's many small settlements, each contributing to the character and heritage of this northwest Ulster region.
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République d'Irlande
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Années de recensement
1901, 1911
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45 townlands enregistrées
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