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Comté de Cork

Localité

Clondulane South

Cluain Dalláin Theas

323

Registres de recensement

58

Foyers

2

Années de recensement

1901 Recensement
Personnes
149
Foyers
29
1911 Recensement
Personnes
174 +16.8%
Foyers
29 0%

À propos

Clondulane South is a townland located in County Cork in the Munster province of southern Ireland. It lies within the barony of Duhallow, a region characterized by rolling countryside, agricultural land, and proximity to the Boggeragh Mountains to the north. The townland is situated in the broader landscape of north-central Cork, an area known for its mixed farming heritage and traditional Irish rural settlement patterns. The terrain consists of typical Cork countryside with fields, hedgerows, and scattered farmsteads, reflecting the pastoral character that defines much of the region.

As a townland, Clondulane South is part of Ireland's historic system of land division that developed over centuries. Townlands serve as the smallest official unit of land division in Ireland and have roots extending back through medieval and early modern periods. The name "Clondulane" itself derives from Irish placename elements, as is common throughout Cork. The area, like much of Duhallow, has long been associated with farming communities and the rural economy that has sustained Irish countryside populations for generations.

Clondulane South, being a rural townland, would have contributed to the agricultural and social fabric of its local community, though detailed records of specific historical events or notable figures from this particular townland are not widely documented in accessible sources. The townland exists within the broader context of Cork's history, including periods of settlement, the impact of historical events on rural communities, and the gradual social and economic changes that have shaped Irish rural life.

Today, Clondulane South remains part of the Cork countryside landscape, representing the persistence of traditional Irish townland divisions and rural settlement patterns. For local residents and those with family connections to the area, the townland maintains significance as part of their heritage and identity. The townland system itself, of which Clondulane South is a part, continues to be important for administrative, genealogical, and cultural purposes in Ireland.

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Paroisse

Clondulane

Comté

Cork

Nom irlandais

Cluain Dalláin Theas

Baronnie

Condons and Clangibbon

Valuation Office Records

From the National Archives of Ireland (c. 1830s–1850s)

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72 occupiers recorded in the Valuation Office Books for this townland.

Source: Valuation Office Books, National Archives of Ireland. Public records.

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Détails

Anglais
Clondulane South
Irlandais
Cluain Dalláin Theas
Paroisse
Clondulane
Baronnie
Condons and Clangibbon
Comté
Cork